Meanwhile this interview and "association" with Tate is being used to further "radicalize" those who are sympathetic toward him or his message (in whatever form).
Here's an article:
Tate, a self-described misogynist, was charged in Romania with human trafficking and organized crime after a year-long investigation.
www.forbes.com
It mentions Trump, who thought that Tate's lengthy detention was insanity, Musk who found the interview interesting, and Rogan who in his usual fashion called Tate a smart guy, but at least also acknowledged him being a player, who presents a certain image in order to make money.
But they also mention Alex Jones and "far-right commentator and conspiracy theorist" Paul Joseph Watson, and how they absolutely support Tate.
And there is also this quote:
Considering his track record, it would be indeed fair to give Carlson time and see what he will do. But meanwhile we can see how Tate is getting greater support and further stamp of validation specifically because of his interview with Carlson. So while it will be great if at some point Carlson will "get it", the waters are already muddied and the damage is already done.
And in comparison to this, the bewilderment at Peterson when he interviewed neocon Frederick Kagan after the beginning of the SMO in Ukraine, or his interview with Netaniahu looks like small potatoes. Or so it seems to me. Very strange the whole thing.