Tucker Carlson

How are they regarded?

What's their motive, strategy, plan?

I guess it just seems unimaginably radical from an American, if you think of Israel, the post-67 Israel that most Americans learned about, visited, all of a sudden you have these guys, these two Ashkenazi guys sound really, really radical.

Or it seems like a departure from anything Americans have ever heard an Israeli government official say.

What about, I mean, it used to be in my living memory, there was a significant population of Israelis who had totally different views.

They're like, no, that's wrong.

Human rights are a thing.

You can't do that.

How big is that?

And Avram Berg, I think, is the kind of Israeli I remember from 25 years ago.

There were a bunch of people like that.

How many are left?

I mean, the left is dead.

That's a good explanation.

Do Israelis have a sense of what the rest of the world thinks of Israel?

Huh.

That's interesting.

yeah i mean i feel like i'm often attacked for hating israel i don't hate israel um at all i feel sorry for israel i think they're in trouble they don't seem to agree but i think they are but whatever my views um i mean a lot of people hate israel like around the world i hear it a lot when i travel i feel like the moderate one and i think that's a big change and i always wonder do the israelis know that do they care

I think that's totally fair.

That's fair.