POSOBIEC: Malcolm Nance wants Americans to start fighting their neighbors

On his Friday episode of Human Events Daily, Jack Posobiec called out Malcolm Nance for going on MSNBC to promote violence between neighbors in America.

Posobiec said that Nance "tells us that we need to be fighting our neighbors" and that it's "us versus them." Posobiec noted, "that's always a winning political strategy, certainly good for any nation of people that are trying to stay together."

As Fox News reports, the inciting incident was Nance appearing on MSNBC talk show Zerlina to promote his new book "They Want to Kill Americans: The Militias, Terrorists, and Deranged Ideology of the Trump Insurgency."

Nance told the host, "we are well on our way to a multi-year campaign, that we're already two years into this campaign, where we will have to fight 'they.'" Nance clarifies, "The 'they' in my title, the 'they' who want to kill Americans, are your neighbors."

Nance further compared Republicans to the Irish Republican Army in commentary that is consistent with his punditry from last year where he equated Republicans to terrorists who were "preparing for civil war."

In another fetishized analysis of January 6, Nance has claimed that day as evidence of white supremacy terrorism and stated "Here in the United States, to characterize that, to understand just what kind of terrorism we might be dealing with, you have to actually label it as white extremism because we have 30 percent of the population of the United States who no longer believe in the democratic norms that we established in the founding of the country."

Posobiec pointed out that selling the narrative around white supremacy in America is useful to Nance as he has "this whole new book about why, apparently, we need to fight our neighbors."

Posobiec also criticized Nance for his self-promoted recent "fighting" in Ukraine, where Nance often did interviews adorned in the accoutrement of combat.

The Human Events Daily host did take Nance's assertions of upcoming conflict seriously and addressed the issue of abortion and "the big sort," noting how Americans are self-segregating into geographic locations that reflect their values.

On the issue of "us versus them," Posobiec said, "the United States on the issue of abortion is being split into moral camps, moral geographic areas as well" and that does lead to "two sides" with irrevocable moral differences."

Malcom Nance has been accused of "Stolen Valor" and embellishing his military record for personal gain.

Establishment media characterizes him as a master of spycraft, but as Posobiec noted in an April tweet, "Malcolm Nance was an enlisted linguist and never once an intel officer."