Tucker Carlson

And it's time not to end it, not to set up an adversarial relationship, but to set up a healthy conventional relationship

where Israel can pay its own bills and fund its own military and act within the constraints imposed on it by its own economy and population.

That's what normal countries do.

Most countries live with neighbors that don't like them, with whom they have testy relationships, but they make accommodations because they have no choice.

There's no country in the world that acts with total impunity because it knows a much larger country will backstop it no matter what it does.

That just doesn't exist in the natural world because it's not natural.

It's grotesque.

And it's terrible for the United States, and now it's obvious.

And by the way, unless our lawmakers, unless the U.S.

Congress restrains this relationship and changes its nature, there's going to be political turmoil in this country.

So, no mas.

It is really clear.

Israel's pursuing what it thinks its own interests are, but those are not the same as our interests.

Now, one of the problems with changing that relationship is...

Well, you're going to have to deal with Israel's agents and advocates in the United States.

And there are many of those.

There are many of those.

And by the way, just to be completely clear, they're not all Jewish.

In fact, most of them aren't.

This is not about Judaism.