The summary could be:
The text is a transcript of a documentary about two young and conservative politicians in Germany: Philipp Amthor from the CDU and Markus Frohnmaier from the AfD. The reporter follows them in their daily activities and tries to understand their views, motivations and backgrounds. He also questions their positions on issues such as migration, diesel, Islam and homeland. He finds out that they have some similarities, but also some differences, and that they are not interested in cooperating with each other. He also reflects on his own journalistic distance and challenges.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a documentary about young right-of-center politicians in Germany.
2. The two main protagonists are Philipp Amthor from the CDU and Markus Frohnmaier from the AfD.
3. Amthor is 24 years old, the second youngest member of the Bundestag, and a conservative poster boy who is loyal to Angela Merkel.
4. Frohnmaier is 27 years old, a former CDU member who switched to the AfD, and a provocative agitator who is against uncontrolled immigration and gay marriage.
5. The text shows how they do politics in Berlin and in their constituencies, and how they differ in style and tone.
6. The text also explores the question of journalistic distance and the challenges of covering the AfD.
7. The text ends with a question about whether Amthor and Frohnmaier will ever work together, as they have some similar positions on some issues.