Tucker Carlson

I'm definitely nonpartisan when it comes to British politics.

But I think at some point when it becomes clear what happened, that there was, you know, the largest ethnic cleansing attempt since the Second World War, since the Nazis, right on the edge of Europe, right across the Mediterranean from Europe, like right there, with...

money and support from the united states and from britain the question is going to arise like how did this happen where are the people who are supposed to say something about it like how are they able to do this in sight of the world and the world did nothing and i think these are part of the answer yeah i mean it is it is unfathomable how the world has allowed this to happen but the evidence is is is

Really?

In order to discredit their findings.

I can see why you're a threat to that propaganda operation because you're not working for Hamas, you're working for Oxford.

So you have more credibility.

So I can see why they wouldn't want to air.

What would your motive be for lying?

thanks to this definition.

And in that definition, one of the examples given is any comparison between the actions of the Israeli government and the German Nazi regime of the 1930s and 40s.

It kind of seems like, because that's the obvious comparison, of course, it's the obvious comparison.

It kind of seems like that was a preemptive attempt to keep people from noticing the obvious.

I think that's very wise and more powerful.

I agree with you.

Do you think what's happening in Gaza is well-known within Israel?

I think that's right.

It's got to be so frustrating to live in a country like that.

Appalling.

Are there any politicians in the UK that you think are open to doing something about this?