AceShowbiz - Nick Fuentes says he supports civil rights in the trailer for his upcoming Channel 5 interview with Hunter Biden, a surprising statement from the far-right influencer. The trailer, premiered by The Hollywood Reporter, teases a heated conversation that nearly turned physical, but also reveals unexpected common ground between the two opposing figures.

"Everybody in the country should be treated with dignity and respect and have their civil rights," Fuentes says in the trailer. The interview, brokered by Andrew Callaghan, founder of Channel 5, was filmed in a Philadelphia studio designed to resemble a sleazy motel room earlier this month.

Fuentes and Biden found common ground in their shared hatred for Donald Trump, a man whom they agree has "no ideological core," according to the trailer. Biden himself believes "we can find common ground over what a shit head Donald Trump is."

The two also discuss the overreach of tech and elites. Fuentes argues that "Vance owes his entire political career to Peter Thiel," and warns that "whichever firm is the one to develop ASI (Artificial Super Intelligence), that could confer dictatorial-like powers upon the CEO." Biden quickly follows up that "everything that A.I. is built on is ours; that is what they are stealing from us."

The interview was brokered after Fuentes reached out looking to do an interview that would shift perceptions about his brand, while Biden teamed up with Callaghan to do an interview that could "move the needle" in U.S. politics, according to sources. The full interview airs later this week on Channel 5's YouTube and Patreon.

News of the unexpected Biden-Fuentes tête-à-tête first grabbed headlines when TMZ leaked photos from the motel set, and reports indicated the conversation nearly turned physical. In the trailer, the two opposing figures argue heatedly, but Biden expresses hope for finding common ground.

"To say the enemy of my enemy is my friend might be a stretch. But a new dialectic is forming, and the most crucial questions for the country are asked at Channel 5," the trailer suggests.