​MAGA divided after right-wing influencer spotted in photo with 'Jew-hating holocaust gag'

It may be "the end" of a MAGA influencer after he appeared at a conservative event and was spotted in a photo alongside someone wearing a shirt featuring a "Jew-hating holocaust gag."

Jack Posobiec, a right-wing host and activist who previously said he wants to overthrow democracy, appeared at a Turning Point USA event, where he was seen alongside a man with a "Cookie Monster"-meme shirt that is often associated with Nazi imagery. The shirt says "Let 'em cook" and the character has an oven.

Some declared it to be the end of Posobiec.

The Bruiser, a self-identified Army veteran, said, "This should end Jack Posobiec with #MAGA."

"I'm sorry but if you buddy up with this cretin Myron Gaines you are my enemy," he added, referring to the individual wearing the shirt. It appears he is a far-right podcaster.

Of Posobiec, the account added, "He knows exactly who Myron Gaines is."

Brent Scher, editor-and-chief of The Daily Wire, said, "If there's any doubt that his 'Let Em' Cook' sweatshirt was a jew-hating holocaust gag, here's his other sweatshirt for the weekend," pointing to another shirt with anti-Jewish caricatures. "These people are complete losers, it's not cancel culture to want them nowhere near your events."

One of Trump's favorite authors, Mark R. Levin, linked to a video of Gaines insulting a Jewish woman outside of the same event.

"Here’s the lowlife Jack Posobiec pals around with. This is why Hack Jack is widely condemned. NOT because of his faith. That’s HIS repulsive deflective propaganda. Hack Jack has a long record of Woke Reichism. He still hasn’t condemned his comrade," Levin wrote. "He is proud of being photographed with him. Of note, Megyn Kelly jumped in and came to their defense. But, then again, she is no better than her buddy Candace Owens. And now Hack Jack. These are very sinister grifters, folks."

For her part, Kelly did share Posobiec's defenses, although most of her posts frame the discussion as being an attack on Posobiec's faith.