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Fans of the far-right streamer Nick Fuentes sometimes defend some of his most hateful statements as just "jokes." CNN’s Donie O’Sullivan sat down with two "Groypers" – the nickname given to fans of Fuentes – to try to understand what's supposed to be funny.
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