"Traditional Indian dinner": Nick Fuentes hits after JD Vance asked him to "eat sh*t"

Far-right activist Nick Fuentes fired back at Vice President JD Vance after the latter criticized him in a recent interview. Fuentes, known for his strong views on immigrants, recently referred to the Second Lady of the US as "Jeet," a racial slur. The vice president fired back at Nick Fuentes in an interview with UnHerd.

In the exclusive interview, published on December 22, JD Vance said that anyone who attacked his wife could "eat sh*t." He referred to it as his official policy as the Vice President of the US.

In the December 23 episode of his America First podcast, Nick Fuentes intensified his attacks against the vice president and made derogatory remarks about the Second Lady’s Indian heritage. Referring to Vance's "eat sh*t" remark, Fuentes said:

"I said, I've been nothing but antagonistic to this guy, really unprovoked. I started the beef. And so, for him, in the spirit of the holiday, in the spirit of Christmas, for him to extend an invitation in public like that, to enjoy a traditional Indian dinner prepared by his wife with his family at the Naval Observatory, he's a better man than me... But respectfully, I must decline."

Nick Fuentes continued his tirade and said that he didn't want to eat sh*t. The political commentator also issued controversial comments on immigrants from India.

"I don't want to eat shit. Kind of the whole point. We don't want them here because we don't want to eat sht. I know they do that in India. I know they literally eat cow shit. I know that they will scratch their ass and then prepare food and eat shit that way," Fuentes remarked.

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Nick Fuentes also went after Vivek Ramaswamy in his latest podcast

Republican leader Vivek Ramaswamy delivered a speech at the recently concluded AmFest. At TPUSA's annual conference, Ramaswamy called out Fuentes for allegedly praising Hitler. Taking aim at Fuentes, Vivek Ramaswamy said that people who referred to Usha Vance as a "Jeet" did not belong in the future of the conservative movement.

Ramaswamy also said that people who supported normalizing hatred toward any ethnic group had no place in the future of the conservative movement.

Nick Fuentes clapped back at Ramaswamy in his Tuesday stream on Rumble. The far-right activist again targeted the Republican leader’s Indian heritage. Fuentes asked him to go back to India.

"This is not your home. And you know it's not your home. That's why you married an Indian, and you had Indian kids. You gave them Indian names. You didn't assimilate... You should go back to India, where there are a lot more people like you... You don't want to be called a 'jeet'? Go the f*ck home then," Fuentes said.

During the AmFest speech, Ben Shapiro and other conservative personalities also bashed Nick Fuentes for his strong opinions.

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The far-right political commentator recently stirred the internet after he sat for an interview with British broadcaster Piers Morgan. In the interview, Morgan called out Fuentes' controversial take on women and other races.

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Edited by Anuj Singh Kushwaha