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Joe Rogan & Shane Gillis BOTH SUPPORT Nick Fuentes for President [INSANE]
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8:31Now PlayingJoe Rogan and Shane Gillis just dropped the most explosive prediction of late 2025: Nick Fuentes could become President in 20 years.
“Yeah, I’ve got a buddy of mine, Nick Fuentes. He could probably win in a few years… He couldn’t have existed 10-20 years ago. Now super popular. What’s 20 years from now look like? Maybe someone like that can win.”
In this viral clip from December 2025, Joe and Shane praise Nick’s high IQ, humor, and appeal to young men feeling unrepresented in politics — predicting his edgy, America First style could reshape conservatism by 2045.
Highlights:
“Bro, that was like an expert sparring with someone who thought they were an expert” (on Nick vs Piers Morgan)
Nick’s “wild shit” like women’s voting rights debated
His popularity as a sign of shifting tides for unrepresented young men
This is the red-pill moment showing Nick Fuentes’ rise from fringe to potential mainstream powerhouse.
Christ is King — America First future incoming?
If you’re hyped for a Nick Fuentes presidency and want more America First fire, this clip is gold.
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#NickFuentes #JoeRogan #ShaneGillis #NickFuentesPresident #AmericaFirst2045
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