Yeah. And I think he got screwed over in business. I think a lot of what he said was true, but he'd be like, I'm flying to Austin to come on the show. And then halfway through, he'd call up and say, I think they're gonna kill me. I'm turning back. And then next time, a couple of times he said that, I didn't believe he'd be there.
Let me just say, I would be totally comfortable sharing condolences with Osama bin Laden's family. I hate Osama bin Laden. On the other hand, if somebody dies, it's okay to say I'm sorry to his family. That's what I'm saying. Yeah, that's immaterial. I would say that to the family of an executed murderer in a prison. It doesn't mean I support the murder or the murderer, but this is family. Like, that's okay. That's called, like, human decency.
Hannity stated, 'To me, Winston Churchill was one of the most heroic people in our time.' He refutes the idea that winning World War II was not beneficial.
The Murdochs really hate Trump. Like, there's no one who hates Trump more than the Murdochs, Carlson told his guest Clayton Morris on the latest episode of the former's show.
It's so distressing. It's so distressing how quickly tensions escalate in the region, especially when the stability of nations like Qatar can change in an instant.
Tucker Carlson is one of my favorite people...foreign wars/intervention/regime change put America last, kill innocent people, are making us broke, and will ultimately lead to our destruction.
In an appearance on Steve Bannon's WarRoom, Carlson argued a full-scale war in the Middle East could derail Trump's second term and devastate the country's standing globally.
Carlson's comments reflect a belief that the Democratic Party has created a system that systematically discriminates against White individuals, claiming it's more comprehensive than Jim Crow.
