Tucker Carlson

Is that even leaving aside whether or not it's evil?

And of course it is evil.

But if that were your goal, do you have a realistic chance of achieving it?

And if so, how?

To a nuclear level.

That would not be the first time the Israelis have threatened that.

They threatened that in 1973, so it's been over 50 years of the same threat.

Do you believe that that's a real threat?

Do you think Israel would use nuclear weapons in Iran?

Given that, how do you understand the pressure from Israel on the United States to continue fighting Russia?

It's very clear now, it's always been clear, but it's rarely spoken in public in the U.S., that Israel and its advocates in the U.S.

have been the prime drivers

Why, given the fragile state of the IDF, would the IDF be bombing residential apartment buildings in Beirut?

Not in southern Lebanon, but in Beirut, you know, a country with a Christian president.

Why would they be killing civilians in Beirut right now?

I think in the United States, doesn't the U.S.

have to think about how to disengage from Israel, given that the cost to the relationship is very obvious to the American public now?

We would not be in a war with Russia were it not for pressure from Israel and its advocates.

We would not be in a war with Iran were it not for our relationship with Israel.

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