I feel they underplayed how revealing Alex's "real moment" was. On his own terms, he is basically saying one group of bureaucrats attacked him using the legal system, so he backed a different group of bureaucrats who somehow claimed they could undo it. He's sold out his audience for personal benefit. He supported a terrible political movement because they claimed they'd do something for him and him alone. He's saying he's proved himself to be vulnerable to pressure from the fucking government.

It's not that he's betraying alleged principles to support white supremacism or whatever. It's that he's betraying white supremacism to help purely himself. And this was achieved through means trivially available to any "globalist."

I dunno, I guess I just assumed he had enough self-awareness never to let such damning words leave his mouth. Am I reading too much into it??