Ossoff Accuses Collins Of Allowing "Production Of Neo-Nazi Propaganda From Your Home"
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2026/10/14/ossoff_production_of_neo-nazi_propaganda_from_your_home.html

Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff criticized GOP Rep. Mike Collins at Tuesday night's debate (http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2026/10/14/final_georgia_senate_debate_mike_collins_and_sen_jon_ossoff_trade_accusations.html) for his relationship to his podcaster son-in-law and by stating: "Imagine running for the U.S. Senate while neo-Nazi propaganda is disseminated to an audience of millions from your home, that's Mike Collins."

Collins says his son-in-law, David Allen Shear, "has had no role in my campaign whatsoever," while Ossoff has a seemingly endless set of comments (https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jul/16/senate-trump-mike-collins-white-nationalism) about pro-white, anti-Semitic topics to point to.

MODERATOR: Congressman Collins, in the last debate, Senator Ossoff called you a bigot and said that you hired half of the Third Reich. This was in connection to former members of your staff and their potential connections to white nationalists, according to reports. So I want to get your response to that, and I just want to ask you directly here: Are you a white nationalist? And what do you say to Black Georgians who question whether you will represent them equally?

REP. MIKE COLLINS: No. I condemn any sort of hate speech, antisemitism, hate of any kind. It's abhorrent.

You know, when-and I fired people when things happened. Fired them. The problem is Jon Ossoff never has done that. I mean, he hangs his hat on this Abdul El-Sayed, best friends with Hasan Piker, that said that America deserved 9/11. Where is his condemnation of that? Of those two?

Where is his condemnation of Reid Hoffman, the guy that's been funding his campaign? You don't hear that.

I'll tell you, young people, young people on both sides, Republicans and the whole DSA wing of the Democrat Party, we do have a problem with antisemitism and hate around the world.

These people, these young people feel like they're forgotten, and they're just lashing out. And this hate speech has got to stop.

And we've got to educate them. We've got to help them by giving them opportunities.

MODERATOR: Thank you, Mike Collins. Jon Ossoff, you have time for a 30-second rebuttal.

SEN. JON OSSOFF: How weak a person do you have to be to be unable to stop someone under your own roof from disseminating neo-Nazi propaganda while you run for the Senate? The paper reported it's still going on to this day.

How about this, Mike? We can shake hands on it. Will you commit tonight that for the remainder of this campaign-it's just three weeks, Mike-you won't allow any more neo-Nazi propaganda to be produced from your house? Can you make that commitment?

MODERATOR: Unfortunately, I'm-30 seconds.

REP. MIKE COLLINS: You know what? I'm a little tired of this, Jon.

This crazy person in jail right now because of your rhetoric, and you threatened my son-in-law and threatened to kill me. Had another threat just yesterday.

That's because of you and your rhetoric that you're out there spewing. Just vitriol, hate.
What about you? You have not denounced, you have not condemned-give me Reid Hoffman, one of your largest donors out there, one that's been supporting you with over $1 million. Why don't you denounce-why don't you return that money?

MODERATOR: Thirty-second rebuttal.

SEN. JON OSSOFF: Mike, if any of these folks were based in my house, then I would understand you asking me to take responsibility for them.

What I asked you, Mike, was can you commit for just three weeks to stop the production of neo-Nazi propaganda from your home?

It's happening. We all know it's happening. Why can't you stop it? Why won't you commit right now to stopping it?

MODERATOR: All right, 30 seconds. And this is the last-