Tucker Carlson

And they clearly do.

And we've known this for a while.

So here's now semi-famous, not famous enough, videotape of a man called Bill Kristol speaking at an AEI event.

AEI is a neoconservative think tank in Washington, the American Enterprise Institute.

And Bill Kristol was, for many, many years, the most famous and most influential neoconservative voice in Washington, D.C., and hence the country.

He's one of the founders of the Project for the New American Century, which laid out why, in about 1997, 98, why we needed to go to war with Iraq.

This was before the pretext

of 9-11 was introduced before they told us that actually Saddam was behind 9-11.

This was just a blueprint for how the United States military needs to knock off, needs to regime change Israel's opponents in the region to give Israel regional hegemony.

And now a lot of us who watched this happen, in fact, I worked about 10 feet away from where that document was formulated, didn't pay a lot of attention.

It didn't seem, first of all, likely to happen.

Are we really going to invade Iraq?

Kill Qaddafi?

Overturn the Assad regime in Syria?

I mean, it's so far away.

Are we really going to do that?

We've got problems here.

I don't think it's actually going to happen, number one.

And number two, that's just a different realm.

That's foreign policy.