CNN is about to put Sneako on television. The streamer sits for an interview in “MAGA Ever After?,” the network’s new documentary about the fight over where the movement goes next, and in the preview clip CNN dropped this week he is there to explain why young men are walking away from Donald Trump.
In the clip, Sneako tells CNN correspondent Donie O’Sullivan he was at CPAC in Dallas in March when the Iran war started, and that is when it broke. Trump won young men by promising no new wars, he argues, and going to war anyway torched the trust.
“The perfect example of his betrayal.”
Sneako, in CNN’s preview clip
This is not a lifelong Trump hater talking. Sneako backed Trump for a decade and called himself a supporter going back to 2015. By March he was on his own stream calling for Trump’s impeachment over the war. Asked where young men go from here, he points to strange-bedfellows ground shared with the left, like banning surveillance cameras and universal healthcare.
He is not in the film unopposed, either. In a separate CNN interview tied to the documentary, Ashley St. Clair, the conservative influencer who had a child with Elon Musk, dismissed him outright: “He has no coherent worldview outside of making money and getting clicks.” Sneako fired back at her online, so the feud comes with the booking.
“MAGA Ever After?” airs Saturday, October 17 at 8 p.m. ET on CNN. It is an episode of “The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper,” reported by O’Sullivan, and it is built around the cracks inside MAGA over what the movement is after Trump.
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