I've heard of the guy before but had never watched any of his videos, except his last one with Shapiro. Those questions he posed had a lot of significance, and a comment in another video he did with Megyn Kelly is a crucial aspect to it also. He said in response to being asked this question by students, that it wasn't defensible to be dumb, right? He said, "They're like what would it be like if all of a sudden I am starting to see a pattern of behavior similar to what my grandparents saw in the 1930's Germany online, how would I behave." "So, that's like my charitable, over compensation spirit, at the same time I am like, but it's like not defensible to be dumb, right?" "We have a right to speculate about that."

I mean, honestly, (note that comes from a point of sincerity) (there's a relevance for pointing that out) when someone makes a statement that a simple question to answer may present or indicate a problem for someone to answer, that's relevant. When it's proceeded by "I'll be honest", given the overall context, it's not sincerity, it's used in the pretext that someone is no longer going to hide from something. Here's the context of the question posed. "and I know this may be a tougher question, but BB said, and I quote, I didn't like he said this, I'll be honest, but you can't be MAGA if you're anti Israel. I don't like it for a couple of reasons, how do you analyze that statement from BB?
The reason they are scared of him moving away from the driven media narrative on Gaza is that he has huge influential sway over youths. Last year he got 15 billion views across social media platforms. His ambitions, which he was well on his way of achieving, which he called more broader than just the next election cycle, that his organization, which already consisted of six buildings in Phoenix, he was planning to rival organizations like Harvard, New York Times, and tech companies. He was quoted as having said, "It will be making conservatism cool again - not just by winning elections, but by influencing behaviors."
That's why they were afraid of him. Marjorie Taylor Green and Megyn Kelly have spoken similar words to the effect of his, and have no sway over the youth like he does, or over social media. He was going to be a force to contend with. He started questioning the narrative, and sadly he believed and said, when it came to the support of Israel, it was bullet proof.