Ana Kasparian

But his producers were so persistent that I finally decided, okay, fine, I'll just, I'll listen to his podcast.

make an informed decision and see if there's maybe a possibility that I'll do this interview.

And I do think he gets taken out of context a lot.

He's definitely deeply conservative.

I'm not.

So obviously we're going to have disagreements.

But look, ladies, like to me, the most important thing right now is to free the United States from Israel.

And if there are people on the right who agree with me on that, I am willing to work with them on that issue to build a coalition for that specific issue and apply pressure to get our politicians to act in the way that we demand.

Otherwise, if you do everything through the prism of partisan politics, we will be exactly where we are today, which is nowhere.

No progress, no nothing.

I've been doing this for 20 years, and that's been my experience.

revisited their previous statements about, let's say, Muslim people.

made very clear that they were wrong.

In the case of Marjorie Taylor Greene and Candace Owens, by the way, they have talked about this at length where they're like, we realized that we were totally misled and we bought into the fear mongering about Muslim people, right?

So like in the case of Tucker Carlson, something that I was kind of shocked to see, honestly, after Renee Goode was shot and killed by ICE, he put out a newsletter kind of condemning the right for

making light of it or even in some cases celebrating it.

And he basically said, like, this is a human life and what happened is not OK.

And so to me, it's those moments where he's willing to kind of buck his own side, for lack of a better word.

And he really gets nothing out of it.

I mean, he doesn't get any influence in terms of the Trump administration by condemning Trump's foreign policy.