Dave Smith
Ten years ago the libertarian podcaster was interviewing white nationalists on Gavin McInnes’ podcast. Now he’s a fixture in the alt-media ecosystem—when he’s not spewing white nationalism on his own podcast.
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- Who Goes Nazi?
Some of Smith’s earliest interviews were with the neo-nazis Richard Spencer and Christopher Cantwell, with whom he found much to agree on.
- Theo Von & Dave Smith Bemoan the Great Replacement and Anti-White Racism, Praise Nick Fuentes paid members
Smith’s 2026 chat with Theo Von offers a perfect example of the way extremism spreads through comedy.
- I Cannot Stress Enough that Dave Smith Is a Huge Nazi paid members
Smith considers himself a logical guy who calls it as he sees it. Also, he thinks Jews are behind mass migration to the west.
- Dave Smith Blames the Great Replacement on—You'll Never Believe This—Women paid members
He also thinks women’s liberation is to blame for declining white birthrates.
- Dave Smith, Nazi
Also he’s against the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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Ft. Chloe Fineman, Shane Gillis, the New York Comedy Festival, and more.
Also: Shane Gillis complains about young people's fascination with communism, and Dave Smith keeps ranting about anti-white racism.
Mark Normand and Sam Morril loved the Kevin Hart roast; Jay Oakerson doesn't like being called a Nazi; Christ Distefano still thinks Zohran Mamdani is a covert Muslim extremist.
A roundup of what our favorite comedians have been saying lately.
"If you're taking in some people from Sweden or if you're taking in some people from war-torn Syria, I think there might be a difference. And I will make a value judgment on that one. I think one's worse."
Unfortunately, they're not Fuentes's only fans in comedy.
"In the 70s, women in large droves went into the workforce. We now look around 40 years later, 50 years later, and almost no Western white country has a sustainable birth rate."
A few tidbits about Louis CK, Marcello Hernández, and Dave Smith.
The creatures outside looked from comedian to Nazi, and from Nazi to comedian, and from comedian to Nazi again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.
Plus, a look at Theo Von's extensive concerns about "Black-on-Black murder."
And other recent disturbing remarks from Theo Von, Shane Gillis, Dave Smith, Patton Oswalt, Mark Normand, and Sam Morril.
On the Rogansphere's "turn" on Trump over the Epstein coverup.
"This just seems like it's almost as if you're trying to poison the possibility to ever really have mass deportations. It just seems so counterproductive by his own stated goals."
The usual crowd is getting increasingly divorced from reality—and increasingly homophobic.
Also: Dave Smith's defense of Hitler.
Episode One: The Libertarian