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The Tucker Carlson Show

How Casey Putsch Built the Most Efficient Car in the World, and Why the EPA Hates Him for It

28 Mar 2025

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Casey Putsch designed a diesel car that gets 104 miles per gallon – New York to LA on one tank – and goes zero to sixty in five seconds. But no car company wants to make it. Why is that? (00:00) Why Is the Auto Industry Dying? (11:23) How Putsch Built One of the Most Efficient Cars in the World (15:52) Dieselgate and EPA Corruption (20:00) The Problem With Electric Vehicle Mandates (30:44) Why the Media Is Pretending Putsch’s Car Doesn’t Exist Paid partnerships with: Jase Medical: Go to https://Jase.com and use code TUCKER at checkout for a discount Eight Sleep: Get $350 off the Pod 4 Ultra at https://EightSleep.com/Tucker Hillsdale College: Take a free online course today at https://TuckerforHillsdale.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0.74 - 23.62 Tucker Carlson

Okay, so here's my theory. The death of the U.S. auto industry was a bigger deal than I think we realized. Maybe a harbinger, hopefully not, but perhaps a harbinger of what happens to the country going forward. So Detroit dies, and people are like, oh, Detroit's such a mess. My wife is from there, so I've been there a lot. But you never thought that would happen to the rest of the country, right?

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23.82 - 25.444 Casey Putsch

Oh, no, we're going similar ways.

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25.664 - 26.706 Tucker Carlson

We are. That's exactly right.

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26.867 - 29.011 Casey Putsch

I live in the greater Toledo area, and that's baby Detroit.

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29.031 - 31.196 Tucker Carlson

Toledo. Exactly. Home of champion spark plugs.

31.256 - 32.198 Casey Putsch

Yeah. Yeah, no longer.

53.166 - 69.357 Tucker Carlson

So I guess the question is, if we want to prevent this from spreading with the cancer that it clearly is, I think it's important to know the cause of it. So why did the auto industry, which was the most important non-defense industry we had, why did it die?

70.618 - 85.934 Casey Putsch

I would say largely regulation and the nature of trying to find more profit and where you ship things. It was a lack of pride in having a workforce in the future tomorrow. And those are the two things I would stick with. Because since, you know, in my opinion, you know, I've been a car guy for a long time.

86.114 - 90.319 Tucker Carlson

Wait, you didn't mention the unions. Everyone blames the unions for the destruction of Detroit. Yeah.

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