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==Controversy==
==Controversy==
Fuentes is often wrongly accused of [[bigotry]] and [[anti-semitism]], mainly for his anti-[[Zionist]] stance and edgy sense of humor; Jewish conservative [[Laura Loomer]] has come to his defense, saying he has treated her better as a [[Jewish]] woman than big "conservative" organizations like [[Turning point usa|Turning Point USA]].
Fuentes is often wrongly accused of [[bigotry]] and [[anti-semitism]], mainly for his anti-[[Zionist]] stance and edgy sense of humor; Jewish conservative [[Laura Loomer]] has come to his defense, saying he has treated her better as a [[Jewish]] woman than big "conservative" organizations like [[Turning point usa|Turning Point USA]].
===MTV documentary deception===
In 2019, Fuentes was contacted by [[MTV]] to supposedly feature in a reboot of the series ''MTV True Life'', following a young conservative activist and a young liberal activist. Fuentes initially had turned them down, but later accepted. The crew came to his town in Chicago and filmed hours of interviews and B-Roll of him, but the original episode pitched never aired. Instead, MTV later repackaged the footage into a bogus documentary titled ''White Supremacy Ruined My Life'', following a man pretending to be a former KKK member, who claims Fuentes' views are dangerous and extremist, with the editors cherry-picking moments from the footage in an unsuccessful attempt to make him sound like one. The documentary also follows a black woman who lost a parent in the Charleston church shooting, further trying to conflate Fuentes with the racist violence he disavows.<ref>[https://realitycircuit.com/2019/12/12/mtv-releases-comically-bad-documentary-focusing-on-nick-fuentes/ ''MTV Releases Comically Bad Documentary Focusing On Nick Fuentes''] - Reality Circuit</ref>
===Matt Walsh===
===Matt Walsh===