Ben Shapiro

So, no, I'm out.

And if I'm out, then I think a lot of other people are out.

So, I mean, first of all, Tucker says he's been a Republican for 35 years.

That's weird because he was a registered Democrat from 2006 to 2020.

He said he did that so he could vote for the Democrats in primaries and manipulate the system, except that Washington, D.C., which is where he was living, has a closed primary system.

I don't know.

I don't know, man.

I have some some questions.

And as Michael Knowles, who is celebrating his 2000 episode basic today, by the way, you should go listen to his show.

Michael Knowles is making this point on on his show.

The Republican Party has gotten more conservative in a wide variety of ways and more big government in a wide variety of other ways, actually, over time.

And when it comes to America's foreign policy, America has grown less interventionist.

over time.

So it's kind of strange that now is the moment that Tucker picks, but I guess that speaks to his principles and not really to the Republican Party.

Listen, if the Republican Party will not support Vladimir Putin's aspirations in Ukraine, and if the Republican Party will not sing the glories of Russian bread and Russian subways and Russian hamburgers,

If the Republican Party will not bend over for Qatar completely, if the Republican Party refuses to just cheer on the Iranians as they foster terrorism throughout the region, what are we even doing here?

Again, I'm perfectly fine with illegal immigrant Republicans self-deporting.

This is good.

I mean, on the same podcast, Tucker Carlson was literally saying,

that Charlie Kirk was murdered by the Jews.