Not so. Carlson and Shapiro represent diverging contingencies within the GOP base, in regards to economic philosophy:    Carlson advocates for an economic nationalism, similar to Trump, Bannon, and other new right/dissident right figures. They reject free market absolutism, and place other concerns (like stability, cohesiveness) above GDP, efficiency.   Shapiro advocates for a total free market, despite momentary consequence, and free movement of labor and capital. This is an internationalist position, which sacrifices nations, and peoples, at the altar of increased wealth production and efficiency.   With the advent of Trump the GOP is experiencing a shift from the Shapiro position over to the Carlson position.  Should nations be a common people, living stable lives, or a large corporation, with an interchangeable labor force, and disregard for people and soil? This interview on Shapiro's show, highlights these differing positions. I agree with Carlson. The title I wrote was meant to be a playful take on the "choose your fighter/class" meme, and serve to highlight the philosophical choices we face as Trump/GOP supporters. Please watch video again. Thanks