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0:56Now PlayingPatrick Bet-David argues that political influence is often about who takes a controversial position first and who follows later. He says Nick Fuentes helped shape parts of Tucker Carlson’s stance on Israel, while also pointing to Candace Owens and Donald Trump as examples of figures who were willing to take risky positions before they became mainstream. His broader point is that leadership in politics often comes from being first, even when the position is highly controversial.
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