Ben Shapiro

This is where you've got to participate in the process.

Disagree when you disagree, agree when you agree.

But I don't like this idea of the president did something I didn't like, so I'm out.

I think it's a very immature way to approach the political process.

And it's the way to ensure that your enemies always win.

Well, I mean, she kind of did say that recently that she wanted to leave.

OK, but put aside all of the nonsense that the vice president is peddling there about how we really need a bunch of people who love the Iran deal to stay in, because otherwise the neocons are going to win and all the rest of it.

Here's the thing.

I strenuously disagree with the administration's policy on Iran right now.

I'm not leaving because the alternative would be for the Democrats to win.

But the whole point of what so many people on the horseshoe right are doing, the woke right, what they are doing right now is they are basically attempting to destroy the Republican Party from within, to throw their support to somebody else in order to get the Republican Party to run after them, to run after them screaming.

Well, you know, I'm OK with people who are rabidly anti-American leaving the party.

I don't think we need them here.

I think that if you came into the Republican Party because you're a refugee from your home party or from your home ideology and we brought you in here as a kindness and then you proceeded to take advantage of our system, you proceeded to believe that we were going to change all of our principles for you.

You came in illegally.

It's time for you to self-deport.

Well, Tucker Carlson is now self-deporting from the Republican Party.

He's very upset with the administration because the administration is not pro-Russia or pro-Iran enough for him.

And so yesterday he announced on the can't be censored pod.

I have to admit, I find it somewhat hilarious that there are podcasts that claim that they are, quote unquote, being censored.