Tucker Carlson

And anyone who's defended it or helped pay for it

will face at the very least a reckoning at the end and maybe sooner, one hopes.

But in the meantime, because this is a process of stages, it might help just to establish what happened in Gaza.

And of course, we're not really sure even now.

There are more journalists operating in Kilgali, Rwanda without restriction in 1994 than there are in Gaza today.

I knew one of them well.

A Western journalist.

He was never molested by anybody.

The Hutu militia never heard him.

He stood by and watched the whole thing and he reported on it.

That is not the case in Gaza.

Hundreds of journalists have been murdered by the Israeli government in Gaza.

And the purpose of killing them, of course, was to prevent the rest of the world from knowing what happened there.

But some people have been witnesses to this.

And we want you to hear the interview that we just did with a man called Nick Maynard, who was one of those witnesses.

Because we think that his account, which is entirely non-political or even polemical, is instead reliable.

He's a physician from Oxford at the university in the UK.

He's a cancer doctor.

And for a number of years, and he'll explain it in just a moment, he has been in and out of Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza in recent years, particularly in Gaza, both before and after October 7th.

And the things he's seen there are so horrifying that they can't really be rebutted.