Young, politically active ... and anti-left: Nick Fuentes on America's right-wing youth

When one thinks of the words 'young adult' and 'political activist,' chances are that leftish, if not outright leftist, politics come to mind. While no shortage of Americans between 18 and 30 are on the left, a rising tide of them are not -- and many of these folks are far from shy about their views. Among them is Nick Fuentes; perhaps America's most popular non-establishment college-age conservative. His online video show has generated a following typically reserved for old-guard media figures, and his most of his audience is about as young as he is. What is the future of center-right to rightist activism among young adults in this country? Fuentes explains on this episode of 'Cotto/Gottfried.'

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