Lucas Gage, a former white nationalist and promoter of antisemitic conspiracy theories, has shared the reasons behind his exit from the movement. During an appearance on a Jewish podcast, Gage described his previous fixation on Jewish people as being "like a disease." For over a decade, he had been active online, spreading hate speech and conspiracy theories. He now explains the psychological and ideological shift that led him to abandon these beliefs. His testimony provides insight into the radicalization process and the subsequent path toward deradicalization. The interview highlights the personal struggle of leaving a hate-driven community. Gage's experience serves as a rare public account of a high-profile activist renouncing white supremacy.