Tucker Carlson

You know, I'm putting everything into what I'm striving to achieve.

You know, I'm fighting my way up.

The problem for men, and so few men actually achieve this that it's almost never talked about.

The problem for men is getting what you want.

The problem is winning.

That's what destroys you.

The fight doesn't... I mean, you've been in real fights, obviously.

With real fights, I happen to know.

Not just with others, but with yourself.

And you prevailed.

That's way easier than winning.

Winning is what destroys you.

David was not intimidated when he picked up the stone against Goliath and then ran up and beheaded him.

The problem set in when he sees this girl and he's like, I can bang her.

I'm king.

He destroys himself.

That is the template for the way that men are.

And no one tells you that because, again, there are so few people who actually get what they want.

And there's no support group for people who won, but I know a lot of them, I know that you do too, and a consistent theme in every story is, the second I got what I wanted, I could feel myself starting to self-destruct and lose confidence and faith in myself and my mission and all that stuff.

And that's one of the gifts that we get, I think, as people, if we pay attention, is the humility that comes from failing.