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'''Nicholas Joseph Fuentes''' is an American [[paleoconservative]] political commentator, activist, internet personality, radio show host, and streamer. He is the founder and president of the America First Foundation, which advocates for [[populism]], [[nationalism]], [[Christian values]] and [[traditionalism]], and seeks to battle the anti-[[caucasian|white]] agenda, mass [[immigration]], the [[Establishment]], and [[Conservative Inc.]] They have run the annual AFPAC event, or the America First Political Action Conference, since 2020. Fuentes currently hosts the episodic livestream series ''America First with Nicholas J. Fuentes'' on Cozy.tv, which he began in 2017 and previously co-hosted the ''Nationalist Review'' podcast with James Allsup (not to be confused with ''[[The National Review]]'').  

'''Nicholas Joseph Fuentes''' is an American [[paleoconservative]] political commentator, activist, internet personality, radio show host, and streamer. His "racist anti-semitic ideology" has been "denounce[d]" by [[Conservative of the Year 2021]] winner, Rep. [[Marjorie Taylor Greene]].<ref>https://twitter.com/RepMTG/status/1597675333096214528</ref>

 

He is the founder and president of the America First Foundation, which advocates for [[populism]], [[nationalism]], [[Christian values]] and [[traditionalism]], and seeks to battle the anti-[[caucasian|white]] agenda, mass [[immigration]], the [[Establishment]], and [[Conservative Inc.]] They have run the annual AFPAC event, or the America First Political Action Conference, since 2020. Fuentes currently hosts the episodic livestream series ''America First with Nicholas J. Fuentes'' on Cozy.tv, which he began in 2017 and previously co-hosted the ''Nationalist Review'' podcast with James Allsup (not to be confused with ''[[The National Review]]'').  

Fuentes is one-quarter [[Mexican]], hence his [[Hispanic]] surname; Fuentes, however, identifies predominantly with his [[Italian]] heritage.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-7xjQxL-TI ''Putting America First''] - YouTube</ref> He is also 2% [[African]], and thus jokingly refers to himself as "Afro-Latino".

Fuentes is one-quarter [[Mexican]], hence his [[Hispanic]] surname; Fuentes, however, identifies predominantly with his [[Italian]] heritage.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-7xjQxL-TI ''Putting America First''] - YouTube</ref> He is also 2% [[African]], and thus jokingly refers to himself as "Afro-Latino".