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Right-wing media blamed Iran for bombing of Minab elementary school, but reporting suggests it was a US strike
Reporting indicates that a US Tomahawk missile likely hit the school, yet right-wing media blamed the attack on Iran and downplayed the killing of children because “things happen in war”
Written by Torri Lonergan, Ben Van Bloem & Isabella Sherk
Published 03/11/26
Right-wing media blamed Iran for the likely U.S. bombing of an elementary school during initial U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran on February 28. As evidence mounted that the U.S. was likely at fault, right-wing media called it “disinformation from the enemy.” The strike killed about 175 civilians, largely young children.
Multiple mainstream news organizations have now verified a video that appears to show a U.S. Tomahawk missile hitting a building near the school as part of an attack on an Iranian naval facility next door. Additionally, Defense Department investigators have reportedly determined that the U.S. was likely responsible for the strike. However, right-wing media figures claimed to have “photographic evidence” that Iran was behind the bombing, downplayed the killing of school children, and cast doubt on reporting about the strike, calling the entire story “a lie that has been completely retracted.”
- ## Reporting and video suggest that the US is likely responsible for the bombing of an Iranian elementary school
- Shajareh Tayyebeh elementary school in southern Iran was struck by a missile on February 28, killing about 175 people. Neither the U.S. nor Israel initially admitted responsibility for the attack that killed so many civilians, including many children. NPR, [3/8/26; BBC, 3/9/26]
- Evidence suggests that the missile was launched by the United States.The New York Times linked the strike on the school to a simultaneous U.S. military attack on a neighboring Iranian naval base and debunked the claim that the school was hit by a “misfired Iranian missile.” The New York Times, NPR, and the Washington Post also verified a video that confirmed it was a Tomahawk missile that hit the school. All three outlets reported that the U.S. is the only actor in the war that is known to possess Tomahawks. The New York Times, [3/5/26, 3/8/26; NPR, 3/8/26; The Washington Post, 3/8/26]
- Even Fox News reported that the school was likely hit with U.S. munitions.Correspondent Jennifer Griffin said, “Satellite imagery and verified video shows the girls elementary school hit in Minab, Iran, on Saturday was likely hit by U.S. precision munitions.” Even Fox host Laura Ingraham mentioned the possibility that “some horrific U.S. or Israeli mistake” caused the strike and said that if the reports are true, then “we will need to own up to it, full transparency.” Fox News, *America Reports*, [3/6/26; Fox News, The Ingraham Angle, 3/4/26]
- Both a U.S. official and open-source investigative journalism collective Bellingcat said the strike was “likely American.” A Bellingcat researcher identified the munition as a Tomahawk cruise missile made by American weapons manufacturer Raytheon. Reuters reported that “U.S. military investigators believe it is likely that U.S. forces were responsible for an apparent strike on an Iranian girls' school that killed scores of children.” The New York Times reported that “an ongoing military investigation has determined that the United States is responsible” for the strike, noting that it was “the result of a targeting mistake by the U.S. military,” which “created the target coordinates for the strike using outdated data” that “had not been double checked.” Bellingcat, [3/8/26; The Associated Press, 3/9/26; Reuters, 3/5/26; The New York Times, 3/11/26]
- Despite this reporting, President Donald Trump denied U.S. responsibility for the strike and blamed Iran.“In my opinion and based on what I’ve seen, that was done by Iran,” Trump told The New York Times. “They’re very inaccurate, as you know, with their munitions.” Fox’s Jennifer Griffin accused Trump of trying to “muddy the waters,” saying, “It seems highly unlikely it would be anyone's Tomahawk other than a U.S. Tomahawk that hit that school, and I think the president knows that.” The New York Times, [3/5/26, 3/8/26; Fox News, Special Report with Bret Baier, 3/9/26]
- ## Many right-wing media figures blamed Iran for the school bombing
- Right-wing podcaster Laura Loomer dismissed U.S. and Israeli responsibility for the bombing as “Islamic propaganda” and claimed to have “photographic evidence” that the missile that hit the school was “fired by the Iranians.”Loomer argued, “The school that was struck in Iran was struck by an Iranian missile that misfired because it was fired by the Iranians, and then they blamed Israel and they blamed the United States. And I posted photographic evidence of this the other day, and you can clearly see the missile shooting up and then shooting back down in Iran. So no, the United States and Israel did not just murder 175 Iranian school girls. The Iranians murdered 175 Iranian school girls.” Rumble, *Loomer Unleashed*, [3/3/26]
- Fox News contributor Brett Velicovich implied that Iranian “tyrants” were “bombing girls schools in the midst of their own chaos.” Velicovich said, “This is not a country defending itself anymore, it’s a regime exporting chaos in every direction. It’s a regime full of psychopaths that should not exist in modern society. And while our military conducts precision strikes on the tyrants in Iran, they are busy bombing girls schools in the midst of their own chaos and killing more innocents.” Fox News, *The Faulkner Focus*, [3/5/26]
- Charlie Kirk Showproducer Blake Neff raised the possibility that “Iran might have launched one of their missiles and it didn’t go well.” Former Tucker Carlson writer Neff said of the strike, “I highly doubt our government would intentionally strike an elementary school. So there's a possibility it didn't happen at all. Accidental strike. Iran might have launched one of their missiles and it didn't go well and it landed inside their own country.” Rumble, *The Charlie Kirk Show*, [2/28/26; The New York Times, 9/16/20]
- Podcast host Stephen Crowder amplified an “unverified” Telegram post claiming “Iran knew they struck their own school by accident, used it — or on purpose — used it for propaganda.”Crowder said that he “would be willing to bet if it did happen that it obviously wasn't targeted” and suggested that it could have been an Iranian missile that struck the school. Rumble, *Louder with Crowder*, [3/3/26]
- PBD Podcasthost Patrick Bet-David said reports about the school bombing were “disinformation,” and panelist Adam Sosnick claimed it had been tracked back to a “fallen military missile from Iran.” Bet-David responded, “Let me tell you, that’s the disinformation camp.” Later in the episode, Sosnick reiterated that it “was the IRGC,” or the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, and said that people complaining about the school attack were being hypocritical for ignoring violence by the Iranian government during recent protests: “You didn’t care that 30, 40, 50,000 Iranians were killed?" YouTube, *PBD Podcast*, [3/2/26, 3/2/26]
- ## Right-wing media downplayed the school bombing or denied US involvement
- Fox host Jimmy Failla claimed that Democrats planted “a lie that has been completely retracted of these allied forces wiping out a girls school.” He blamed Democrats for planting the story in the media, saying, “If you see the entirety of the world celebrating Donald Trump, your first thought as a Democrat is oh shit. So they get out there and they plant a story.” Failla continued by claiming that Democrats want people to think, “I don't want to live in an America where Trump just blows up girls schools.” Fox News Radio, *Fox Across America with Jimmy Failla*, [3/3/26]
- Newsmax host Greg Kelly said he thought there was a “major chance” that reports of the U.S. striking a school were “disinformation from the enemy.” Kelly said, “This is an authoritarian move. They do it all the time, right? Once the bullets start flying, they claim war crime, war crime.” The host later suggested the building may not have even been a school, admitting that “it’s possible, but none of the reports mention that it was located right next to the Iranian Islamic Republican Guard headquarters for that area.” Newsmax, *Greg Kelly Reports*, [3/2/26]
- Fox host Jesse Watters: “If someone made a mistake when they hit a school, that's bad, but that's war.” He accused co-host Jessica Tarlov of “lying about the war” and said Iran’s former Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei “murdered 35,000 people” as a defense when Tarlov brought up the school bombing. Fox News, *The Five*, [3/6/26]
- War Roomhost Steve Bannon downplayed the deadly school bombing, saying, “Those things happen in war.” He insisted, “They don't make mistakes. You may have something go offline, there's this issue about this striking the girls school that’s on a military base. Yes, those things happen in war. But the process is bulletproof.” Real America’s Voice, *War Room*, [3/9/26]
- Streamer Zack Hoyt, known online as Asmongold, dismissed concerns about the bombing of the school as “emotional manipulation” and “Karen ideology” while praising a video of Secretary of State Marco Rubio talking about the conflict. YouTube, Asmongold TV, [3/2/26]
- The Daily Wire’s Ben Shapiro criticized “people putting extraordinary focus on the Iranian school” who didn’t talk about “protesters mowed down by the Iranian regime.” Shapiro said, “Every life lost is a tragedy. I've noticed that many of the people, nay, virtually all of the people who are placing extraordinary focus on the Iranian school that was horrifically struck today didn't give two bleeps about the 32,000 protesters mowed down by the Iranian regime. So they're perfectly happy to let 88 million people live under the tyranny of the ayatollahs, mowing down tens of thousands of people at a time. That, they have no problem with. No protest. Nothing. But, if in taking out the ayatollahs, a mistake is made and an Iranian school gets hit, I guess it's all game over, we have to stop. That’s nonsense.” The Daily Wire, *The Ben Shapiro Show*, [2/28/26]
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Asmongold, one of the largest US streamers on YouTube, has leveled up from gaming to politics
The video game streamer — who has 2.4 billion views on YouTube just this year — also seems to be courting Nick Fuentes
Written by Gideon Taaffe
Published 12/11/25 mma
Zack Hoyt, better known as Asmongold or Zackrawrr on Twitch, has become one of the most popular right-leaning online personalities in the U.S. after building on his success as a grungy video game streamer. His popular stream-of-consciousness political punditry often includes right-wing messaging, presented under the guise of gaming industry criticism.
Recently, Hoyt appears to be trying to court white nationalist influencer and Holocaust denier Nick Fuentes, who set off a wave of right-wing media infighting around his October 27 interview with former Fox News host Tucker Carlson. Hoyt says he doesn’t agree with all of Fuentes’ politics, but he has argued that the podcaster is speaking for “disaffected young men” and suggested it’s unwise to ignore his views. In November, Hoyt commented that Fuentes should have been nominated for a streamer award and hinted at doing a stream with Fuentes in the future, saying it’s “not a matter of if, but when.”
Hoyt’s own online presence is massive.
- He amassed 2.4 billion viewsacross his two active YouTube channels in 2025, according to Media Matters’ analysis based on data collected from Social Blade. In fact, his YouTube views this year are the highest among the hundreds of right-leaning podcasts and streamers Media Matters tracks.
- His active YouTube channels, Asmongold TV and Asmongold Clips, have nearly 5.8 million subscribers combined.
- He has2.2 million followerson his Zackrawrr Twitch account, where he regularly streams.
Hoyt got his start by making videos of himself playing World of Warcraft, an online role-playing game that he estimated in 2022 he had played for over 36,000 hours. Over the years, he has cultivated a massive fan base of “roaches,” named for a viral clip of a cockroach climbing on him while he streamed from a trash-strewn room. These fans have dubbed him the “roach king” and they seem undeterred by his claims about not showering for months, changing his pillowcase only twice in his life, buying thrift-store clothes rather than doing laundry for years, and falling through his roof in search of a dead animal.
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From the August 2, 2025, edition of Asmongold TV, streamed on YouTube
Hoyt has accepted the label of “roach defender” and claimed, “I stick up for people that I think are being mistreated and people that are being misrepresented. I think that's what I do more than anything. Obviously, whether it’s Zoomer incels or anything else, I don’t really care. The only thing that I care about is making sure that, you know, people get a fair shake more than anything.”
Asmongold hypes drama between streamers and attacks supposed left-wing bias in the video game industry
In a profile of Hoyt in The Atlantic last spring, Spencer Kornhaber described him as someone “playing the role of a buddy on the couch” — but “a buddy with a lot of opinions” — saying he watched Hoyt’s channel to “understand what it means for politics to be processed through the lens of video games.”
Hoyt’s right-wing shift follows a legacy of outrage against inclusivity in gaming, specifically as it pertains to women. Kornhaber wrote:
Indeed, Asmongold’s foray into political commentary often seems to have been undertaken half-heartedly. The gaming world’s rightward drift can be traced back to the “Gamergate” controversy of a decade ago, when a vocal slice of gamers organized an angry backlash to game designers and journalists who had been trying to make the art form more diverse and inclusive. “All we wanted to do was play video games,” Asmongold said in a recent stream. “And then they had to put girls in video games. And so now we have to elect Donald Trump to stop that.”
Hoyt typically ends his streams by playing a video game, but the first few hours are often filled with his commentary on streaming drama, the gaming industry, and politics.
Industry drama is a never-ending source of content for Hoyt as he comments on
, criticizes VIDS
, and
with other
. Left-leaning streamer Hasan Piker is a frequent target (see Hoyt’s YouTube videos with clickbait titles like 
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or
after Hoyt described Palestinians as “terrible people” from “an inferior culture.”
Hoyt is also a major critic of the gaming industry, and he’s even drawn recognition for that commentary from Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX).
In 2022, Hoyt announced on a stream that he had contacted the senator’s office about “loot boxes,” mechanisms that allow gamers to buy in-game cosmetics or advantages with real dollars that Hoyt had described as “predatory.” On his own podcast days later, Cruz expressed agreement with Hoyt, describing the issue as a problem of “gambling and kids,” and extended an invitation to talk to Hoyt.
However, many of Hoyt’s critiques revolve around perceived wokeness and diversity in games.
In November, he
a remake of the game Gothicthat desexualized some female characters, bemoaning the “army of swamp hags that are in these video game companies that are ruining your video games to make themselves feel better about being fat.”
In another video, he attacked a video game review site as “totally captured by identity politics and progressive values.”
In October, Hoyt claimed developers of the popularAssassin’s Creedseries had made a “political messaging device,” adding, “I could have sat in my room and played video games my whole life and I would have never been involved. But then they had to go and add a girl into my fucking game. And you think that I'm not going to burn the whole motherfucking place down? Metaphorically.”
Asmongold pivots from video game criticism to right-wing talking points
While Hoyt became known for gaming, these days he spends much of his streams discussing politics with his chat.
In August, Hoyt came across a post on his Reddit page that noted, “At Gamescon, they’re currently showcasing a game about illegally crossing into the US and processing the trauma of being a minority with real audio clips from real illegals.” (The game, Take Us North, is described by its creators as an “interactive narrative that follows the journeys of migrants and asylum seekers on their way to cross the US-Mexico border.”)
Hoyt exclaimed, “I have to see this. I have to see this. This is content.”
As he watched a presentation on the game, Hoyt started attacking migrants, saying, “They’re stealing the jobs. They’re creating more traffic. They overload social systems. They steal people’s identities to get government benefits.”
Content is king to Hoyt — and for him, the king of content is President Donald Trump.
The streamer has repeatedly referred to Trump as the “content president” while discussing his
and
. He reacted to Trump’s Thanksgiving post that called Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz “retarded” and advocated for “reverse migration,” saying, “If you were to take, like, an AI and generate a president that would do things based off of my stream, it would generate a statement like this.”
But Hoyt has some reservations about Trump, arguing that he should be “more authoritarian”:
- He complained that Trump is “not more authoritarian,” saying “I don’t think he goes even 10% of how far I would want him to go,” and called for the government to “black bag” liberal judges. He continued, “Anybody throwing a rock, anybody threatening with a knife, a federal officer, just instantly shoot them.” YouTube, Asmongold TV, [8/25/25]
- Hoyt also argued for Trump to go “Old Testament” on his political enemies. He continued, “Houses raided, I’d have gone through all their stuff, I would have done everything. I would take and charge them with as many possible things as I could. And the — whatever the worst thing possible is, that's what I would do, because they tried to do it to me.” YouTube, Asmongold TV, [10/17/25]
- In November, he lamented getting “scammed” by Trump’s second presidency, saying, “We were promised a dictator and we didn't get one. I thought we were going to get a real one, and we didn’t.”YouTube, Asmongold TV, [11/22/25]
Often Hoyt’s political commentary comes in response to videos from right-wing media, and he frequently
. He also uses footage of anti-ICE and anti-immigrant protests from
through its Frontlines initiative and reacts to videos from right-wing personalities like
or Carl Benjamin (known online as
of
His outlandish reactions, honed on video game and streaming content, are frequently directed at immigrants, left-wing politicians, and the LGBTQ community, among others:
- In April, Hoyt claimed, “Every trans kid is a victim of a parent with mental illness.”The Express Tribune, [4/6/25]
- In July, he said that if he was a politician he would “put in prison or to institutionalize 2% of the population at a minimum.”YouTube, Asmongold TV,[
]
- In August, he argued, “We should do as many things as possible to stop people from voting.”He added, “If I could figure out a way to stop 80% of the population from voting, I would do it,” telling his audience, “How do you win to make sure that Democrats don't get elected? Remove the systems that get Democrats elected. No more mail-in ballots, don't count illegals on the census, redraw all the districts and get rid of the Democrat districts.” YouTube, Asmongold TV, [8/19/25]
- In October, Hoyt called for anti-ICE protesters to be used for “compelled slave labor.” He called for mass arrests and felony convictions to “effectively disenfranchise them out of the voting system” but argued ICE shouldn’t injure protesters, saying, “I'm not a fan of that, only because I would want to utilize their bodies for compelled slave labor. That's the only reason.” YouTube, Asmongold TV, [10/8/25]
- In October, Hoyt also advocated for ICE to detain people in front of their children, saying, “I think they should do it more.” He said, “I guess I don't have a heart. I'm totally OK with it. I think they should do it more. Just because you have your kids with you doesn't mean that you're immune to consequences.” YouTube, Asmongold TV, [10/11/25]
- In November, he said that “as a white person, I would never vote for” Mamdani “in a million years.” He said, “As a white person, I would never vote for this guy. Never. Not in a million years. Even though I agree with him on a lot of these topics.” YouTube, Asmongold TV, [11/5/25]
- He called for the deportation of residents who are in the U.S. legally if they are “causing trouble.”He then bartered, “I see Trump deport their ass, then maybe — maybe I'll vote for him for the third term.” YouTube, Asmongold TV, [11/28/25]
Hoyt’s political commentary has led to some consequences. In October 2024, he was suspended from Twitch after claiming he didn’t “give a fuck” about civilians killed by Israel and declared that Palestinians had an “inferior culture.” In May, Hoyt was edited out of a rapper’s video that featured several streamers. The rapper, bbno$, claimed he censored people “whose values I do not support” and “emphasized that the funds generated by the music video will be donated to the Palestine Children's Relief Fund.”
Asmongold shifts his focus from streamers to pundits as he cozies up to Nick Fuentes and attacks critics
Hoyt has been vocal about the recent right-wing media infighting over former Tucker Carlson’s interview with white nationalist Nick Fuentes, calling it “one of the best interviews.”
Following right-wing pushback to the interview, Hoyt praised Carlson for dismissing condemnation from other conservative voices, saying, “Absolutely based fucking response. I am not accountable to you, I am accountable to my audience, and that’s it. I love this. Thank God — thank God we’re moving away from this weird virtue-signaling garbage.”
After Fuentes said on his show that he wants to “collaborate” with Asmongold, Hoyt responded that it’s “not a matter of if, but when.” He also acknowledged that “Nick brings in views” and said of Fuentes’ politics, “Some I agree with, some I don't. ... It's not like I agree with everything he says, but I agree with a lot of it.”
Hoyt also argued against some of those who criticized Carlson for interviewing Fuentes, saying, “Let's say theoretically, somebody you think is a Nazi, right, gains a tremendous amount of prominence inside of a political space. Do you think that it’s a good idea to not like — how long do you think you should pretend like they don’t exist until you acknowledge that?”
He has even gone as far as to say fascists and neo-Nazis “have a solution” to political problems, adding, “You might not like it.”
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“We need to get these people out”: Right-wing pundits cheer Trump’s calls for “remigration”
Written by Payton Armstrong
Published 12/08/25 mma
Right-wing media figures are applauding President Donald Trump and his administration for their apparent support of “remigration,” a far-right immigration policy associated with forced migration, mass deportations, and ethnic cleansing. These figures said remigration and “reverse migration” are “critical,” “necessary,” and “what we need.”
The administration’s support for remigration was also celebrated by prominent white nationalist media figures, who declared that “Trump promises us the best immigration policy possible: NO NON-WHITES.”
The Trump administration is seemingly embracing “remigration,” a policy associated with ethnic cleansing and mass deportations that has been pushed by the far right
- Following the November 26 shooting of two National Guard members near the White House by an Afghan national who entered the U.S. under a resettlement program, Trump said “only REVERSE MIGRATION can fully cure this situation” and vowed to “permanently pause migration from all Third World Countries.”Reuters reported that “the comments mark a further escalation of migration measures Trump has ordered since the shooting on Wednesday that investigators say was carried out by an Afghan national who entered the U.S. in 2021 under a resettlement program.” The following day, the Department of Homeland Security echoed Trump’s post, writing “Remigration now.” Reuters, [11/28/25; NBC News, 11/28/25; Twitter/X, 11/28/25]
- “Remigration” is a far-right policy associated with forced migration and ethnic cleansing “with the goal of creating white ethnostates in Western countries.”It has become a signature issue among far-right activists and political parties in Europe and the term was popularized by far-right Austrian anti-immigration activist Martin Sellner, who, according to a profile in The Washington Post, “argues that each race would be happier in its own geographic corner.” Anti-migrant extremists spread the term alongside their attempts to mainstream the racist “great replacement” conspiracy theory, which holds that political elites are secretly plotting to bring millions of people from poor, nonwhite countries to the United States and Western Europe. Wired, [5/29/25; The Guardian, 10/3/24; The Washington Post, 9/28/24]
- Mainstream media outlets have largely failed in the last year to put Trump’s planned “remigration” policies into appropriate context.When Trump called for “remigration” on the 2024 campaign trail, Media Matters found that major outlets failed to contextualize the proposal as a form of ethnic cleansing, and earlier this year, mainstream media almost entirely ignored news that the Trump administration is reportedly reorganizing the State Department to include a new “Office of Remigration.” Media Matters, [6/13/25, 10/1/24]
- Prominent white nationalist media figures praised Trump’s support for “reverse migration,” celebrating that “Trump promises us the best immigration policy possible: NO NON-WHITES” and saying his Truth Social post “had everything that we'd been wanting to hear for a long time.” White nationalist streamer Nick Fuentes, who has advocated against immigrants for years, said of Trump’s post: “This is a great post. Remigration, pausing Third World migration permanently. … It had everything that we'd been wanting to hear for a long time.” Jared Taylor, publisher of the white nationalist online magazine American Renaissance, wrote: “Donald Trump promises us the best immigration policy possible: NO NON-WHITES. He says he will also boot all foreigners who are incompatible with Wesern Civilization, and that ‘REVERSE MIGRATION’ is the only cure. Bravo! I didn't think he had it in him. Now, action, please.” Media Matters, [12/4/25; Rumble, America First, 12/1/25; The New Yorker, 11/18/25; Twitter/X, 11/28/25; Southern Poverty Law Center, accessed 12/2/25]
- ### Right-wing media praised Trump and backed “remigration” and “reverse migration” as “necessary” and “based”
- Trump ally and podcaster Benny Johnson praised the president’s “tour-de-force post” and called for “net-zero immigration, negative immigration, and then remigration, which is critical.” Johnson, who has repeatedly been on ICE ride-alongs in recent months, said that he is “calling for a 1924 Immigration Act” because the “official United States foreign population stands at 53 million people,” adding, “We need a time of zero immigration, net-zero immigration, negative immigration, and then remigration, which is critical.” As noted by Smithsonian Magazine, the 1924 Johnson-Reed Act “marked the start of a dark chapter in the nation’s immigration history” and “drastically cut the total number of immigrants allowed in each year and effectively cut off all immigration from Asia.” YouTube, *The Benny Show,* [12/1/25; Smithsonian Magazine, 5/19/20; Media Matters, 11/20/25]
- Podcaster and Fox News contributor Brett Cooper argued that “remigration” is “necessary.”Cooper added that “through their toxic empathy, both the left and the right … have helped overrun our country with refugees and migrants that do not assimilate and, quite frankly, hate it here.” YouTube, *The Brett Cooper Show,* [11/29/25]
- Infowars host Alex Jones read Trump’s “reverse migration” post and said, “Bravo, absolutely, that is what we need.”Jones said that “reverse migration” is “the opposite of replacement migration,” seemingly in reference to the racist “great replacement” conspiracy theory. Infowars, *Alex Jones Show,* [11/28/25]
- Trump ally and Pentagon press corps member Laura Loomer shared DHS’ remigration post and wrote, “Just make it happen already. Let’s start with the Muslims too.” Twitter/X, [11/28/25; The New York Times, 12/2/25]
- Right-wing streamer Zack Hoyt, known online as Asmongold, read Trump’s “reverse migration” comments and declared that “this might be the most based post he's ever made. I am so happy about this, I really am.”After reading Trump’s demand for “reverse migration,” he added, “This is the kind of shit — like, if he actually does this, I'm going to be so happy.” The Atlantic profiled Hoyt and reported that he had “an average of more than 2.2 million people tuning in to Twitch at any given moment,” and quoted journalist Nathan Grayson’s new book Stream Big, arguing Hoyt is “comparable in reach to ‘mainstream television networks like CNN and Fox during prime-time slots and major events.’” YouTube, [11/28/25; The Atlantic, 4/25/25]
- OnThe Charlie Kirk Show, producer Andrew Kolvet said that “we do need remigration” and “an immigration moratorium.” Kolvet continued: “We need to get these people out. We need to make sure that their 15 children are not indoctrinated in the same ideologies and filling up our classrooms with this garbage.” Rumble, *The Charlie Kirk Show*, [12/1/25]
- Newsmax host Lidia Curanaj said that Trump is “concluding that reverse migration is now the only course of action” adding, “It’s about time.” Curanaj told the audience, “To all of you who say this is too extreme, how dare you, I say this to President Trump: Thank you. And it's about time.” Newsmax, *Carl Higbie Frontline*, [11/28/25]
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