Tucker Carlson

Shut up, racist.

It became a meme, and for good reason.

Rather than respond to the argument, rather than make the affirmative case, it's a good idea for the United States to do this because that sentence never got completed.

It was outrageous for you to ask questions about it and the massive, unprecedented demographic change in this country, not just in Europe, here, especially here.

Because if you asked about it or demanded an answer to understand why it was happening, you were, quote, racist.

Racist.

Okay, now.

And that is a MAGA Republican.

That is a confirmed neocon, a loyal soldier for AIPAC, telling you that if you ask questions about it, you're racist.

Maria Salazar, ladies and gentlemen, of the state of Florida.

But here really is someone that all of us should pay a lot closer attention to.

This is Congressman Don Bacon of Omaha, again, a former Air Force general.

And why is it, by the way, and you hate to even notice this because there's something really troubling about it, but the more time our representatives seem to have spent

As military officers or intelligence officers, the more hostile they seem to be to American citizens.

It's just something we've noticed.

You don't want to think that, by the way, because all Americans correctly have respect for their armed services.

But it is true, and anyone who's served in the Congress can verify this, that members who have been officers in the U.S.

military tend to have the most anti-American views.

Very, very odd.

It'd be interesting to know why that is.