Charlie Kirk was told by his Jewish donors to ditch Tucker Carlson before and after the TPUSA event that unsettled some donors.
Tucker said he was venting with Charlie backstage before the event. Tucker was angry about the neocons trying to start a war with Iran. He was also frustrated that he wasn’t allowed to mention that Jeffrey Epstein had contact with Mossad. Tucker said Epstein clearly had contact with American and French intelligence, but the only one you’re not allowed to talk about is the Israeli intelligence.
“We’re not going to talk about any of that,” Tucker said. However, Charlie insisted that he do it and go all the way with it.
The reason Megyn is involved is she has proof which she showed at the end of the clip.
It is obvious that Kirk and Tucker had enough of Israel. Every story of Kirk and Israel being great friends has been refuted. It’s in writing. It is in people’s statements. It is factual.
The outbursts of Levin, Shapiro and others are tantrums. They viciously attacked conservatives, made threats to remove them, laid claims to MAGA (which they bitterly opposed in 2016). Each time they act, they dig deeper holes. MAGA and conservatives do not want them or need them. They are with the neocons such as Hayden, Kristol, and so on. The numbers for their shows are poor.
I’ve been reading about Israel, Mossad, and Gaza on a few other sights for quite some time now and noticed several negative views in their comment sections that I couldn’t make sense of. After watching Megyn’s video, it’s finally starting to make sense. I always liked Tucker and knew he was on to some big things when FOX gave him the boot. Biblically, I’ve always sided with Israel but feel like I have been conned . . in the same way I fell for the Bush’s until my eyes were opened.
Agree. One question though, Popeye…Eyes or eye?
nicely done.
We try to live and learn.
(The people of Biblical Israel are not in Israel anymore. They long ago left, went west and north. Biblical Israel does not exist.)
Thanks to guys like you, Prisoner. I’m more willing than ever to keep learning. During the Bush years, I didn’t start to get it until I started a debate with a couple strangers I met at a party. They really put me in my place, but it was one of the best learning experiences I ever had. Since then, I try to remind myself to keep an open mind and question everything, especially the things that make me believe in the things I do.
I still tend to overreact before thinking things through at times, but like you said, live and learn.
Comments are closed.