Bret Weinstein

So it's always good when there's disagreements within a particular party or particular political persuasion.

However...

If Tucker was saying, I can't support the Republican Party because, you know, I once supported the Iraq War.

This is a theme that he's come back to time and time again.

He regrets supporting the Iraq War.

And so if he says, you know, I can't support Republicans nowadays because they're doing to Iran what I think they did to Iraq and that's wrong, that would be morally defensible.

But then he pivots always to Israel.

It's an obsession.

Right.

And that's what gets me.

If he was honest in saying, look, this is like the Iraq war.

I don't like this.

All the wrong, all the mistakes that Bush made, Trump started.

That would be one thing.

That would be criticism.

It would be genuine.

It would be honest.

But pivoting to Israel, I mean, making it always about Israel.

That's the thing that gets me.

Because, first of all, I don't think Trump has anything to do with Israel, or at least not much to do with Israel.