Jeremy Boreing

I think...

tucker has rightly recognized that right-wing social policy tends to be very popular among working people

He's also recognized that redistribution of wealth, people like getting checks, people like... And it's also very easy, especially in the wake of COVID, I think, and in the wake of other sort of failures of whatever the elite is.

I don't think that there is a sort of secret cabal of Jewish...

billionaires running the world or anything, but obviously there is sort of a ruling class.

There is a sort of people who have more power or more agency in the country than others.

And I think he realizes that because that group is necessarily small and because envy and resentment are very real parts of man's nature, it's always easy to stir people up economically against that group.

Even when that group, which in the case of Tucker, it's funny because a lot of the sort of tech billionaires agree with Tucker's

political project.

But nevertheless, it's very easy to get the bulk of people angry at that group of people, angry at unchecked immigration, which you should be angry at unchecked immigration, angry at the excesses of the left's social policy over the last 50 years, angry about the divorce rates in the country, about the illegitimacy rates in the country, the fatherhood crisis happening in the country, the collapse of masculinity that's happening in the West,

Those are all, each and every one, real problems.

If you marry these things together, perhaps there's a majority that will have a politics that's new.

You know, when Tucker says, I'll end with this.

When Tucker says, J.D.

Vance and Marjorie Taylor Greene and I can change the foreign policy of this country, well, believe him, he's telling you what his project is.

He's trying to change the sort of historic politics of the country.

That's it.

Candace isn't.

Well, no, it's a very good distinction you make.

And I suppose, I mean, if you take it at the level of being angry at certain things that have been done, there is a majority of people, not just in America, I think across the Western world, actually, who are rightly, I think, frustrated with open border immigration policies or