American Greatness senior writer and intellectual Pedro Gonzalez took a crack at conservatives on a new episode of Fox Nation’s "Tucker Carlson Today."

Gonzalez challenged the Republican Party to look into how the right has changed throughout history and question why more and more people are leaning left. He stressed that the party must start listening to the people instead of the politicians.

"I think it’s important whenever you hear a Republican say, ‘we need to be compassionate and consider things like amnesty’ or, ‘America’s a nation of immigrants.' Have you seen how the immigrants are doing in places like California?" he asked. "And then you wonder why more and more people vote for the Democratic Party or every generation seems to be a little bit less patriotic than the last. We can’t seem to figure this out."

CLICK HERE TO GET FOX NATION

In the episode titled, ‘Nothing Left to Conserve,’ Gonzalez boldly called most Republican lawmakers "spineless or stupid" while being advised by Republican heads like GOP pollster Frank Luntz.

The writer explained that politicians must be held accountable and understand that holding an elected office means answering the wants and needs of their constituents. 

"That’s actually how we should be thinking of politicians," he said. "You’re not giving me an opinion – I put you in office, I gave you power and you’re going to do what myself and my community, the Republican base at large, [want]."

"You’re there because we put you there to do what we want. Because we have a dream or a vision of the country and it’s your job to help realize that; not your job to gaslight me and tell me… ‘Well, we can’t do stimulus checks, but we can do a bigger budget for the defense industry.’"

To watch the full interview with Pedro Gonzalez, sign up on Fox Nation.

New episodes of "Tucker Carlson Today" are available every Monday, Wednesday and Friday exclusively on Fox Nation. Join Fox Nation today to watch Tucker's full interview with Scott Yenor and other great episodes.

Fox Nation programs are viewable on-demand and from your mobile device app, but only for Fox Nation subscribers. Go to Fox Nation to start a free trial and watch the extensive library from your favorite Fox News personalities.