Nick Fuentes discussing viral post of nonwhite college students in Texas: “It is maybe the most evocative image in recent memory of white replacement”
Fuentes: “Everyone is having a visceral reaction and concluding perhaps that although it is racist, people have a serious problem with this. It’s obviously a big problem. This is not the country we want to live in.”
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As The New York Times reported:
The video captured a moment of jubilation familiar to any college sports fan.
A sea of burnt-orange-clad students erupted in whoops and hollers after the Texas Longhorns’ game-winning touchdown on Saturday night, jumping up and down, hugging one another, tossing drinks in the air.
By Sunday, the scene had become a powder keg for Texas Republicans, after the G.O.P. nominee for a statewide office captioned a screenshot of the celebration with a racist message on social media.
Citation
From the September 14, 2026, edition of America First, streamed on Rumble
NICK FUENTES (HOST): Our featured story we're talking all about the Indian takeover of Texas. See, this is how you know it's getting bad. We used to think that America, specifically in Texas and California, was being taken over by Mexicans and Hispanics, but we are so far on the other side through the looking glass, the Mexicans have replaced the whites and now the Indians and Muslims are replacing the Mexicans.
And our featured story is about a viral clip from a University of Texas football game where they're filming the football game, they pan to the crowd, and what do you see? It's not white people. Sadly, it's not even a crowd of Hispanics. It is a crowd full of Indians, a crowd full of j--ts. Not a single white person, not even a white-passing Hispanic in sight. It's all j--ts hooting and hollering, doing the Texas horns, high-fiving that a Texas football game.
And the clip went viral. The photo went viral. A candidate for railroad commissioner in Texas is under fire for criticizing it. It is maybe the most evocative image in recent memory of white replacement and everyone is having a visceral reaction and concluding perhaps that although it is racist, people have a serious problem with this.
It's obviously a big problem. This is not the country we want to live in. That's not what we want to see when we go to Texas. Not we see when we go to University of Texas or a football game. This is not the America that we want to live in. And so, we'll talk all about that pretty shocking imagery.
What is surprising to no one, however, is the response from conservatives. Conservatives like Ben Shapiro who today said he doesn't care. He said he doesn't care about the browning of America. What's the big deal? This is fine, they say. All of the conservatives like Ben Shapiro, Zionists like him and others, they say, what's the problem? This is our color-blind meritocracy. What's the big deal? These are future Vivek Ramaswamys, future Sri Ramakrishnams [Ramakrishnas]. What's the issue?