Tucker Carlson

Uh,

the Americans are happy.

Thank you for calling this out.

The locals who live in nearby communities, thank God someone has finally spoken out about this.

The locals have strong feelings about, Oh, they're, they're perpetually grateful to me because no one has ever touched this because seemingly it's radioactive.

Um, if you have any political ambitions, they die overnight.

If you talk about this, um, this is a strong voting block.

And on top of that, they're leveraging the generational guilt of the Holocaust, uh,

You're anti-Semitic if you oppose any of what they're doing.

So I was a hero to the local communities that live nearby.

It's a mechanism that's almost reflexive for a lot of these people to throw out the anti-Semitism and then the conversation's buried.

So it's a shield to dissuade further argumentation as to why I disagree with, let's say, a Jewish group, their actions.

And it's abused, obviously, and its weight seems to no longer exist.

I mean, I think so.

Right?

Yes.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Someone had told me that once.

But for me, to clarify, I'm an equal opportunity offender, so to speak, in that... I think you've demonstrated that.