Tucker Carlson

Tänä päivänä, päivänä uudistuksesta, Charlie Kirk ja minä uskomme, että Donald Trump olisi tarkoittanut sitä, mitä hän sanoi, puheenjohtajana ja puheenjohtajana, yksityisessä keskustelussa ja keskusteluissamme, kokoamme keskustelussa, tällä hetkellä. Ja joten jos yrität nyt muistaa Donald Trumpa, jota uskomme olisi todellinen päivänä uudistuksesta, tässä on huomio. Tämä on puheenjohtaja, jota Trump antoi vuonna 2020.

One cold-hearted globalist betrayal after another. That's what it was. And he was right. That's exactly what it was. One cold-hearted globalist betrayal after another. Betrayals of the United States and its future, the future of our children, including the children that your children may not have because of those betrayals. Charlie Kirk was very upset about this. He was articulate in explaining why he was upset about it. And he sincerely believed that Trump would change it. Trump and people like Thomas Massie.

It's hard to imagine what he would think about the remarks that Donald Trump, the same man that he voted for and campaigned for and went to pray for in the church the morning of the inauguration. What he would have thought of the Donald Trump on display yesterday when he said this. Watch. I'm right now at 99 percent in Israel. I could run for prime minister. So maybe after I do this, I'll go to Israel, run for prime minister. I had a poll this morning. I'm 99 percent. So that's good.

President of the United States bragging about his popularity in a foreign country. I'm 99% in Israel. Unmentioned is the fact that he's 35% in the United States. 35% support from Americans, the people he pledged to represent, to fight for, whose side he promised to take in every conflict, foreign and domestic. And yet there he is, bragging about how popular he is in a foreign country.

The same country that got us into the war that is causing, to some extent, his unpopularity in this country. Speaking of cold-hearted globalist betrayals. Now you can say, well, that's just Trump searching for affirmation wherever he can. Unpopular at home, he retreats into the fantasy of his popularity in another country. Well, yes, true. But it's not a one-time exhibition of this.

That president has spent the last year looking outward toward the approval of other nations. That president has spent the last year fighting for people who are not his voters, and in many cases not even Americans, and allowing his own country to languish.

The last year has not made America great again. The last year has diminished American power at a rate some of us thought was unimaginable. We couldn't have foreseen less than a year and a half ago, sitting in St. John's, the damage that this administration, led by that president, for whom we campaigned and liked personally, could do to this country. How did this happen?

Well, historians are going to have to figure that out. What was the change? Was Donald Trump a sleeper cell the entire time, working on behalf of Benjamin Netanyahu while pretending to be an America First patriot? Maybe. Hard to imagine that. This is someone who tends to externalize everything, who tends to say what he's thinking. Probably doesn't have the self-control to be a long-term sleeper agent.

Ja jos se on totta, jos Trumpi todella muuttui täysin, ei vain 6 astetta, vaan 180 astetta, mitä seurasi muuttumista? Mikä oli se hetki, kun Donald Trump päätti, että minulle ei oikeastaan huomioida, mitä ihmiset, jotka valitsivat minulle, ajattelevat? Ja mitä minulla oikeasti huomioidaan, on se, mitä ulkoministeri ja jokainen kasinomagnetti ajattelee minulle. Kuka tietää?

What caused that change? But the change is demonstrable. When did you first notice? I'll tell you what I first noticed. It was last summer. And the spark wasn't the war with Iran. It was the Epstein files. Why the Epstein files?

Well, out of nowhere, the president, who had effectively told his voters that he would declassify the Epstein files, along with the files pertaining to all kinds of controversial and much discussed events around which conspiracy theories have grown, notably the JFK assassination, but not just that, all of them. There's too much secrecy in the federal government. That's what the president, the now president, said again and again. Why is there secrecy? Because secrecy hides corruption.

You can't be corrupt in the open, of course. You need to be shielded by secrecy. By the way, this is a president who was indicted and threatened with the rest of his life in prison for violating secrecy laws. Secrecy laws which were not written to protect American national security, of course not, and they haven't.

They didn't prevent Jonathan Pollard from stealing our key military secrets and giving them to the Israeli government, which promptly gave them to the Soviets. That didn't help at all. No, those laws were written to prevent you, the people who pay for the federal government, from learning what the federal government is actually doing. Secrecy abats corruption. It's obvious. None of this can thrive in sunlight. It dies, famously. And so...

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It's about a justice system that does not treat every person as a citizen, much less a child of God, but treats them as members of castes. And members of some castes have to obey the law, and members of other castes don't. There is not equal treatment under the law, therefore there is no justice. Therefore the most basic promise of America, which is that you will be judged by what you do, is invalid. And so is democracy itself. How can you vote for things if you don't know what they are? Well, you can't.

You have no control in a world where the most important facts are hidden from you. And that obvious observation, which spoke not just to Republicans, but to a lot of non-Republicans famously, people who made up the Trump 2024 coalition, that promise was the promise. The government will work for you and you alone, and you will know that because you're going to know what the government is doing. Because of course,

Foreign lobbying of your government or lobbying by big pharma or lobbying by anybody of your government is by definition corruption. Because it gives more weight to the preferences of a small group of people than to the majority. It's a betrayal. It's a corruption of democracy. It is corruption. And there is probably no figure in modern history who embodies corruption more perfectly than Jeffrey Epstein. Not because he was the worst person who ever lived. He wasn't.

He was just an employee in a much larger structure. He wasn't making independent decisions. Come on now.

But he got away with it. Jeffrey Epstein somehow won Powerball in the state of Oklahoma. And collected almost 30 million dollars. Jeffrey Epstein won Powerball. Okay now. How'd that happen? Wasn't from Oklahoma. No one's ever explained how he won. The feds looked into it. No explanation. He just somehow collected almost 30 million dollars from Powerball. Okay now. So what's the lesson there? The lesson and the reason it's funny is because the system is rigged. And everyone knows it's rigged. And Epstein proves that it's rigged.

And at some point it was rigged apparently against Epstein. How do we know that? Well, because on July 6th, 2019, he was arrested at Teterboro private airport outside New York City on a flight from Paris. And he was charged with basically the same crimes he'd been charged with back in 2006 by the state of Florida.