Tucker Carlson on Deportations, Epstein Files & Dictators - Pt. 1 | Episode 1
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Who is Vince Colonese and what is this podcast about?
Cutesy time is officially over. At 8 o'clock this morning, Dan Bongino, who you normally see on this channel, was just sworn in as the deputy director of the FBI, and I'm already resting easier knowing that he's there. It is so good to be with you. I'm Vince Colonese. This program is called Vince. We are going to have a tremendous amount of good fun together. Lots of stuff to get to. I've got Tucker Carlson coming up here in just a moment. We're going to have a full-blown interview with him. You're not going to want to miss any of this. Stay locked here. This is Vince. We're live on Rumble. My thanks to the fellows. Just great to be here with everybody, Guy and Justin and the team. This is cool.
And once again, you know, for those of you who didn't see me as we did this big lead-up, and you probably did because Dan was the most generous host in the world in the way that he passed all of this off. But if you didn't, I'm Vince Colonese. I've been with The Daily Caller for 15 years. I've been on radio in Washington WMAL for the last eight. And now I get to be here with you. And I couldn't be more excited. I know this is such a privilege. And so what we're going to do with this program is we're going just a relentless breakdown on the news. I have an obsessive focus on what's good for Americans, i.e., me and you. And we're going to have a lot of huge interviews, including with my next guest, Tucker Carlson. So we will get to it. Should I introduce Tucker, fellas?
Should I bring him in? He's sitting here, so why don't I just say, Tucker Carlson is in the house. Why, thank you, Vince. Congratulations. This is Tucker, and it's a good luck charm always, Tucker, to have you as my first guest, because it turns out each time I do a new show, the first thing I do is like, can I have you as a first guest? And it's worked out great so far, actually.
We toasted you at dinner last night, and my wife, who loves you, as you know, said, oh, Vince has earned it. I thought, that's totally true. One of the smartest people in all of media, and it's just a thrill to see this.
It's a thrill to do it. So we're going to jump in in a moment with Tucker. But first, as you might expect, I've got to tell you about the great people at ExpressVPN. You know all about these data brokers and those greedy tech companies. They're all just gathering up. They're hoovering up all of your online activity. And you know what they do with that? They compile it, and then they sell it to other companies and even foreign governments. And that's why we use an app called ExpressVPN right here, because ExpressVPN is a company that's committed to just protecting you from the big brother data brokers. With ExpressVPN, 100% of your online activity travels through secure, encrypted tunnels, and ExpressVPN also hides your IP address.
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I thought there was one S in Express, no? They added one. They added one. For my safety. Yes, for safety. Okay, so Dan Bongino. That's unbelievable. Is now the deputy director of the FBI.
Someone texted me about it when it happened, and I didn't believe it, and I texted Dan immediately. This is true, yes. And I was filled with gratitude, and I wasn't even going to say this because no one will believe this at all, but having spent my life in Washington, my dad ran a federal agency, I know what that life is.
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