Content warning: This article contains examples of bigoted and violent rhetoric.

While allegedly suspended from streaming on Rumble for two weeks after violating the platforms incitement to violence policy, white nationalist Nick Fuentes uploaded a Rumble video that featured extremely racist and violent rhetoric. During the video, Fuentes fantasized that me and Hitler would team up to kill a Black man he alleged had littered in his neighborhood, and called on his followers to prepare to catch an aggravated battery charge if you see this in your society.

On July 16, Fuentes livestreamed a rally on Rumble during which he launched into overt antisemitism, ranting to his followers that we need to eradicate Jewish stranglehold over the United States of America and claiming of his perceived opponents, We will make them die in the holy war. According to Fuentes, Rumble removed two videos of the rally and suspended him from streaming on the platform for two weeks because it considered his holy war rhetoric an incitement to violence. He later revealed that hed spoken to Rumble, which he said reassured us that my account is safe and won't be deleted, adding, They have no plans to ban me.

Less than two weeks later, while still allegedly suspended from streaming on Rumble, Fuentes uploaded a new July 29 episode of his America First show, which featured extremely racist and antisemitic rhetoric as well as additional calls for violence.

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