George Santos

It's not Tucker Carlson.

I think I know who you're talking about.

And we're very good friends.

And I haven't said anything, but I'm in Texas.

No, actually, no, not from Texas, not from Texas.

And I sat back and I'm like, what happened?

Like you used to have a very sharp opinion on Qatar.

You come back from this week, random trip in Qatar.

And now it's like Qatar, the land of make believe everything.

I can come back.

Exactly.

Well, that's the whole world I live in, right?

So even what I said to you earlier right before we started recording.

So I have different deals with different sponsors and companies, and obviously I can't speak about them or –

praised, let's say, the competition.

But this is so much more than that, because this, in my opinion, goes into, is there foreign influence here?

Is there a foreign influence trying to control the narrative of the news cycle in the United States?

But here's a here's a one problem with that with that line of thought.

Of the four mentioned in Trump's tweet, Tucker doesn't need it, any of it.

And I'm not defending Tucker here, but again, I know Tucker.