Myron Gaines goes full Hitler

Canary Mission posted the incredibly disturbing video to its Instagram, where he denies the Holocaust, says the survivors are not credible, the cremations extremely unlikely and the gas chambers impossible. He adds, "They never found any real documentations saying 'We need to kill the Jews."

And just when you thought you had heard the worst of it, he also claims to be reading Mein Kampf and parrots tired antismetiic tropes about the Jews running the world, claiming "We are occupied and controlled by [expletive] Jews. We know who runs the central banks, we know who controls US politics."

This comes hot on the heels of his shocking Fresh & Fit Podcast, which was just as bad.

The episode, aired on the video platform Rumble, included statements such as “We gotta kill the motherf**kers” (referring to Jews), “Jews deserved the Holocaust,” “How do we take them down?” and references to “genocide.” The podcast, with over 1.5 million YouTube subscribers and 372,000 followers on Rumble, was removed from Rumble for violating its terms of use, but clips of the episode went viral on X, prompting condemnation from public figures and advocacy groups.

During the episode, a guest claimed, “The Holocaust was the only way [Hitler could] take out a huge amount of Jews all in one setting,” alleging Jews “were up to something” to provoke Nazi actions. Other panelists agreed, with one calling Hitler “a man trying to save the world” and another saying, “They started it.” Gaines, who has faced prior criticism for antisemitic and misogynistic content, was seen smiling and laughing without challenging the remarks.

The episode, part of the podcast’s “After Hours” series, drew sharp criticism from U.S. Representative Ritchie Torres (D-NY), who called it “profoundly disturbing” for “casually rationalizing” the Holocaust. The Anti-Defamation League and Canary Mission also condemned the episode for spreading “vile Jew-hatred.” Posts on X amplified the controversy, with users highlighting the episode’s call for violence against Jews.

Fresh & Fit, part of the “manosphere” movement, has a history of controversy, having been demonetized on YouTube in August 2023 for violating community guidelines and previously hosting figures like white supremacist Nick Fuentes. Gaines has openly discussed the “Jewish Question” (JQ), a term rooted in Nazi rhetoric, and defended Hitler in past episodes. The podcast’s hosts, who promote misogynistic views in Gaines’ book Why Women Deserve Less, have not publicly responded to the latest backlash.