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Xaviaer DuRousseau

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(Influencer)
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BornJanuary 8, 1997
Chicago, Illinois,USA
NationalityUS
EthnicityAfro-American
Alma materUniversity of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
PartyRepublican Party
Social media influencer in Israeli pockets. His influencer selling point is as a former "liberal" now transformed to "Young black conservative".

Xaviaer DuRousseau is an American social media influencer, PragerU host, podcaster, political activist and commentator who in 2025 was exposed as attending a Zionist luxury retreat for influencers like him. His media selling point is his transformation from "Black Progressive" to "Young Conservative Republican".[1] His boss at PragerU, Marissa Streit, is a veteran of the Israeli army’s Unit 8200 cyber-spying division.[2]

Official narrative

DuRousseau marched in Black Lives Matter protests and voted for Senator Bernie Sanders.[1] In 2020, he was slated to appear on Netflix's "The Circle", a reality show in which he would debate conservative contestants and expose their biases. While preparing, he watched videos from right-wing groups and found himself agreeing with their views. He decided he could not champion left-wing politics as planned, and withdrew from the show.[1] He summarized his unplanned turnaround with the line "I accidentally red pilled myself".[3]

DuRousseau told Rolling Stone that he and many other Gen Z members were attracted to the MAGA movement as a form of rebellion after finding the mainstream media corrupt and preachy.[4]

He was invited to the 2024 Republican National Convention to participate in the convention's new content creator program.[5] He was selected to sit on the Republican National Committee's youth advisory council.[6]

DuRousseau adopted his version of an "L.A. influencer look" after moving to Los Angeles, consisting of "athleisure and bleached blond hair accessorized with a $21 green Erewhon smoothie".[1] His goal was to appeal to young people, "looking and sounding like a liberal, while speaking conservative values".[1]

Zionist money

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In August 2025, DuRousseau and a number of other "conservative" influencers attended meeting in the exclusive Hamptons, paid by Zionist billionaire Bill Ackman[7]

He described himself and his cohort as "ideologically pro-life, legislatively pro-choice."[6] He wrote in the Jerusalem Post that Black people were pressured to view Israel as an 'apartheid state', which he called "an easily debunked lie".[8]

DuRousseau called Beyoncé's fans "domestic terrorists" and described Vice President Kamala Harris as "desperate" during her 2024 US Presidential campaign. He claimed he was still a Beyoncé fan, but believed the star should avoid commenting on politics.[9] After wearing a shirt that said "Make Gaza Jewish again", he said he was not calling for "harm, exile, or hatred for anyone in Gaza", but rather for dismantling the "terrorist regime" in Gaza.[3]

In August 2025, DuRousseau and other American and Israeli social media influencers like Brooke Goldstein and Marwan Jaber went on a paid trip to Gaza by the Israeli government to film and share content from the distribution sites, where more than 1,000 Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces. According to Haaretz, the aim of the campaign is to "reveal the truth" about the conditions in Gaza.[10]

DuRousseau stated on Instagram, "if I were Israel, I wouldn’t even provide matching socks to Gaza, but here’s all the aid that y'all claim doesn't exist,” in a video filmed in front of boxes of aid blocked from entering Gaza. 'Instead of Hamas distributing the ramen noodles, their leaders are eating it all and that's why they’re on Ozempic."[11]


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