English-born Canadian writer, podcaster, and far-right political commentator Gavin McInnes appeared on The Luke Beasley Show and had a meltdown over the U.S. midterm election results. McInnes, who is a longtime, vocal supporter of Trump, used gay slurs toward the host.“You f**king punk… Well, f**k you, you f****t,” Gavin was heard saying.He also expressed discontent with “young people, women, and naivete” who voted in the midterms. When Luke Beasley pointed out that they were the “citizens” of the United States, Gavin McInnes called them “r*tards.”Beasley shared the video of his heated exchange with McInnes on Instagram with the caption:“I think that sums up how MAGA is doing right now #trumpsupporter #midterms #debate.” View this post on Instagram Instagram PostExploring further Gavin McInnes’ meltdown on The Luke Beasley ShowGavin McInnes repeatedly refused to answer questions about the midterm election results. When asked whether Trump failed in his scheme of running the country like a “business,” he shut down Beasley and instead asked him about his age.“You’re talking to one of your elders, you f**king punk. So, watch your attitude, okay? I have been doing this for half a century more than you. You have got this snarky attitude that sounds like something out of a liberal website,” Gavin stated.When Luke Beasley clarified his show was “liberal,” McInnes told him to “shut up” and added that the USA should go back to “curbing immigration.” He, however, agreed that “problems” might create “military operations” since Democrats had taken over the U.S. Congress.“You young kids don’t understand long-term gain… You have been insulting me since I got on this. You have this snarky, patronizing attitude where you don’t seem to understand who you are talking to because you are safe in your little studio,” Gavin McInnes blurted out before exiting.Luke Beasley began his career as a YouTuber and made comedic sketches and offered commentaries on popular internet culture. Since then, he has become a podcaster who covers politics, social justice, entertainment, and more. Beasley was once noted for saying:“As a content creator, I always try to remember that my audience is comprised of human beings, not just numbers or clicks. I want my commentary to be informative, engaging, and – above all – respectful. I'm not afraid to take risks and spark controversy, but I also believe that, as a platform, I have a responsibility to uplift and inspire my audience.”As for Gavin McInnes, he co-founded the left-leaning Vice magazine in Montreal, Canada, in 1994, with Shane Smith and Suroosh Alvi. By 1999, McInnes expanded the company into Vice Media and moved the business to New York.In 2016, he founded the American far-right militant organization Proud Boys, infamous for being involved in the January 6, 2021, attacks on the U.S. Capitol.The 2024 documentary It’s Not Funny Anymore: Vice to Proud Boys chronicles Gavin McInnes’ shift from a left-leaning media figure to a far-right guru. He also runs a website called Censored.TV, where he hosts the show Get Off My Lawn.During a September 2020 presidential debate, Trump acknowledged the Proud Boys and said:“Proud Boys, stand back and stand by.”Since then, McInnes and his various organizations have stood by Trump and his MAGA movement.