Tucker Carlson

Don't you?

People who face that?

I think it's all you can do is, you know, take the plank out of your own eye.

I totally agree with that.

What's interesting, though, is that for a man with four kids to admit that he's addicted to crack, I do think for most men that kind of breaks them at that point.

It's too much.

They can't sort of pick up the mantle of father, head of household again and

But your dad goes on to be successful and have six more kids.

Six more kids.

So the nightmare, I think, for any child, and maybe especially the oldest son, is his father's death.

I think it's something in the back of your head.

You always worry about it, or I always did.

How do you view it now, your father's death?

I can't help but get that image out of my head.

I don't think the concept of happy death even exists in the West at this point.

Hopefully we'll bring it back.

But I feel like what you're describing so unfortunately is not even comprehensible to a lot of people.

They don't even know what that means.

But I do feel like... It's not the capitalism I was promised.

Exactly.