For anyone curious, I'll paraphrase Spencer's dramatic overview of the dissident right. His perception is that they're going nowhere, politically, and that its most visible leaders, like Nick Fuentes and the NJP, are incapable of taking their views into the mainstream in such a way as to significantly impact policy. Fuentes was called a 'little tedious unbearable person' and the NJP 'stupid and ugly'; he wants nothing to do with them, his popularity has been eclipsed because that's the sort of crap the 'far right' likes, and he doesn't consider himself part of the movement because it has bad taste.