Tucker Carlson

And the answer is he may not.

Our system is so inimicable, so hostile to inherent superiority that

to honesty, to truth itself, but also to cleverness and creativity, that it has systematically excluded some of the brightest people in our country and in Britain from gainful employment.

The man you just saw, Frank Wright, who you never have heard of.

How do we know that?

Because he doesn't have a job, that's why.

That man should be in a leading position within the intellectual realm in Great Britain.

He should be a noted public philosopher, obviously.

And you will definitely think that after you hear the hour-long interview we just did with him, which we're going to play in just a moment.

But he's not doing any of those things.

Again, he's not really employed.

Why?

Because like a lot of people like him, he can't get a job.

Not just because he's the wrong color and gender, which he is.

Not just because he's not gay, which he's not.

But because he's honest and smart.

And honest and smart people have...

a kind of irrepressible habit of questioning, why are we doing this?

Of asking inconvenient questions.

And people like that are not welcome in the oligarchy.