Tucker Carlson

Well, out of nowhere the other day, we saw somebody, a clip of a man in Britain,

offering some measure of hope, not because the current system can continue, it can't, and it won't, but because there are options that are not based on hate and division and violence, that are instead based on decency and kindness.

And in fact, we haven't always lived this way.

Our current system is a fairly new invention.

People didn't live this way 200 years ago.

In fact, they couldn't imagine it.

That man is a man called Frank Wright.

And he was caught on camera by a reporter walking down the street in the UK.

And the reporter asked him a question, you know, how do you think Britain's going?

How are things going?

And he gave a pretty remarkable answer for a man on the street interview.

Here's part of it.

So who is that guy, we thought.

But we shouldn't have been that surprised, because if you're on social media, you've had similar experiences probably many times.

You'll be reading something like Twitter or Instagram, and there's a lot of garbage and porn and lunacy and bots.

There's a lot of ugliness and pointlessness and time-wasting material, but...

In the middle of all of that, occasionally you'll run across somebody writing something beautiful and true and perfectly expressed.

And you'll think to yourself, why haven't I heard of this person?

And what is he doing posting on X at 2.30 on a Wednesday afternoon?

Doesn't this guy have a job?