The Megyn Kelly Show - Tucker Carlson - The FULL Interview ｜ RFK Endorses Trump, Creepy Walz Vibes, and More

00:00:00.440 Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show, live on Sirius XM Channel 111 every weekday at New East.

00:00:11.840 Hey everyone, I'm Megyn Kelly. Welcome to this weekend special episode. Today we are bringing

00:00:17.100 you my full conversation this week with my pal Tucker Carlson. We got into some very important

00:00:23.000 topics like RFKJ and Trump, potentially joining forces, and whether Tucker played a role in

00:00:29.560 making that connection and whether Tim Walls is creepy. And I want to tell you that I am joining

00:00:36.520 Tucker on his live tour next month. I would love to see you all. He and I are going to travel to

00:00:43.040 Kansas City, Missouri together on September 12th at the T-Mobile Center, Kansas City, Missouri. Okay.

00:00:50.180 Buy tickets now at tuckercarlson.com slash events and see yours truly and Tucker there on September

00:00:59.100 12th. Enjoy. And I'll see you Monday. The reports are that you and Don Jr. and maybe one other

00:01:07.820 have been working behind the scenes to convince RFKJ that there's no path forward for him in this

00:01:13.540 particular race, which is, I mean, whether you tried that or not, that's appears to be the case 1.00

00:01:17.680 and that he should drop out and endorse Donald Trump and potentially get a role in his administration.

00:01:24.100 Um, he has announced that he's going to be making an announcement on Friday. And when asked about

00:01:29.380 this, he just refused to confirm or deny for now, but did say, I'm not going to say anything about

00:01:33.240 Donald Trump when asked to condemn some of Trump's comments on climate change. Uh, so what would you

00:01:40.080 like to say about these reports? Well, I mean, I, I definitely didn't broker anything. Um, that's not my

00:01:46.540 role in life. I'm not good at that. Um, I would never, I just wouldn't do it, you know, go to

00:01:53.260 Bobby and say, you know, you can get this and go to Trump and say, you should do that. I mean,

00:01:58.900 you know, my only role just in general is knowing a lot of people, liking a lot of people. Um, I always

00:02:08.040 try to connect people just in general, you know, you should meet so-and-so, you know, so that, but I am not

00:02:13.660 a political actor, not good at it. I don't really understand politics. Most of my political

00:02:20.400 predictions are wrong. You know, I stay at 35,000 feet, which is the only place I'm comfortable or

00:02:26.720 competent. And the second, you know, I've been lured into saying, Oh, this race and this state is going 0.99

00:02:33.600 to go that way. I get humiliated because I don't really understand it for it. Same. Um, so no, I

00:02:38.820 didn't, I didn't broker anything. I, I know them both well, and I really like Bobby Kennedy. I always

00:02:44.900 have, I don't agree with him on everything obviously, but I like his spirit, which is, um,

00:02:51.800 inquisitive, pretty honest. I would say actually for a politician, very honest, brave. Um, I have a

00:02:59.540 lot of the, I share a lot of the concerns he's articulated about health and the environment. I really

00:03:05.120 care about the environment. I think climate change is not human caused. I disagree on that. I think

00:03:09.980 that's ridiculous actually. Um, climate is changing, but we're not doing it. Uh, but I'm

00:03:15.660 very concerned about the quality of the air and water and the soil. Very concerned. I think we all

00:03:20.540 should be in the more, you know, the more you are concerned. I'm really concerned by some of the drugs

00:03:25.080 people put in their bodies as a 22 year long sober person. Um, I really love sobriety. I, you know,

00:03:32.760 went to an AA meeting recently with Bobby Kennedy had the best time ever. So we have a lot and I,

00:03:37.340 and I'm a sportsman. I love hunting and fishing and so does he. So we have just a lot in common

00:03:41.740 personally. And, um, that's the basis of our friendship and of my affection, uh, for him on

00:03:48.000 the political question. I've already said, I have no idea what I'm talking about. And I really don't,

00:03:52.040 but this is my one insight, which I do think is true is I have no idea if he does endorse Trump

00:03:57.620 and these are two big personalities. So I'll kind of believe it when I see it, but if that happens

00:04:01.980 tomorrow, um, I think it'll help Trump probably. I don't really know, but I know for a fact that

00:04:08.780 Bobby running third party would hurt Trump because there is a big overlap in their voters and it's

00:04:13.680 not on all the issues. They disagree on a bunch of issues, but anyone who thinks the current system

00:04:18.980 is corrupt, um, is going to, is not voting for Kamala Harris because she is of course the physical

00:04:25.460 embodiment of corruption. And so you're voting for Bobby Kennedy or Donald Trump. That's the bottom

00:04:30.300 line. And so I think if he stayed in the race, it would definitely hurt Trump. That's my analysis

00:04:35.100 for what it's worth. There's a New York post report out today that isn't, well, no, two days ago,

00:04:41.520 it hit, uh, talking about where, how Bobby Kennedy is affecting this race between Harris and Trump.

00:04:47.700 And it's very telling. Um, they're looking at some, some recent polling and saying that take

00:04:53.520 Arizona, Trump leads, uh, Kamala Harris by one point in Arizona and Bobby Kennedy, they're taking

00:05:00.640 5%. So, I mean, important enough that he could definitely sway that race in Michigan, um, showing

00:05:09.620 Trump it's basically tied 45 to 44 Kennedy drying 4% of the vote, Nevada, another nail biter saying

00:05:19.740 Trump leads Harris. They are 43 to 42, 6% behind Bobby Kennedy, North Carolina, um, 47 to 44 in Trump's

00:05:30.660 favor, 2% backing RFKJ. So it is really interesting how tight it is. Pennsylvania, Harris reads, leads

00:05:40.300 Trump by two points and Wisconsin, she leads him by four points. Kennedy's at 4% and 3% respectively.

00:05:47.860 So this guy, he may not have the votes that he had maybe, you know, six months ago when

00:05:54.900 he was pulling more like 11%, but he truly could swing this election. If the people getting

00:06:01.220 ready to vote for him did what he asked them to do and voted for, let's say in this case,

00:06:06.760 Trump. Yes, I think that's right. And there's, there's a whole kind of demographic in this

00:06:12.580 country, um, that's meaningful in numbers and it's non-liberal nature, people kind of

00:06:18.240 old fashioned hippie types. They're not all into neoliberalism. Actually, a lot of them

00:06:23.480 still believe in civil liberties. They appreciate nature. They don't want to see it despoiled

00:06:28.200 with chemicals. They don't think Monsanto is like a great company necessarily. Um, and they

00:06:34.180 look at Kamala Harris and, and who's not even a real person. I mean, it could be anybody,

00:06:38.880 but they look at that machine financed by the banks and pharma. And they think to themselves,

00:06:45.180 you know, I don't have anything in common with these people. And they maybe look at Trump and

00:06:48.760 they're like, who's that guy? He's weird. I don't like him either. But there are a lot of like

00:06:53.860 right-wing hippies actually, particularly in rural areas. They have guns. They, they live in rural

00:06:58.000 areas. Of course they use guns. And so I think those are all potential Trump voters. There are some

00:07:04.560 style problems that turn them off to Trump, but they're definitely not on the side of like

00:07:09.960 black rock at all. And Bobby Kennedy, and I live near a lot of people like this. I share a lot of

00:07:16.240 their views. So I I'm very familiar with this demographic. And I think that Bobby Kennedy is a,

00:07:22.100 is a pretty good way in to voting for Trump for them. He has credibility with them and for good

00:07:28.780 reason. I share your concerns about what's happening with the environment and the toxins and the food

00:07:33.940 supply and all that. And I, it's funny, Tucker, you'll laugh because I, I, so I recently decided

00:07:40.900 that I was going to stop getting pedicure. Like I get a pedicure, but I don't get toe polish.

00:07:46.340 I don't get toenail polish. And I'm like that, you know, I don't want the top. Would you look at me?

00:07:50.920 Would you look at the number of toxins I have on me right now in my hair? I'm like, not to mention

00:07:56.600 the Botox, like what a Charlotte and I am. But you know, it's like around the edges, Tucker,

00:08:01.780 we do what we can to try to minimize the toxins coming in. That's where I draw the line.

00:08:08.840 No, I mean, if I'm being honest, I come from a family like that. Like what's in your toothpaste,

00:08:13.900 what's in your deodorant. I mean, I, you know, I'm 55. I grew up in California in the seventies

00:08:19.280 where people were really concerned about this stuff. A lot of them were kind of dippy liberal

00:08:24.160 people that we made fun of. And, you know, I still make fun of them. On the other hand,

00:08:29.840 those concerns turned out to be absolutely real. And if you look at the rates of chronic

00:08:34.760 illness in this country, I mean, it's, it's destroying the country. And I got a conversation

00:08:41.360 last week with a woman called Casey means who's a physician. She's Callie's sister, right?

00:08:47.380 Callie's sister. Callie's a friend of mine and a wonderful guy, a wonderful guy, but his sister

00:08:52.140 is one of the most powerful people I've ever interviewed in my, you know, in 33 years of

00:08:55.900 interviewing people. I've met very few people like Casey means. First of all, she has the

00:09:01.300 credibility, the authority. She's top of her class at Stanford medical school. She's a surgeon. Okay. 0.91

00:09:05.940 Which is the highest level of medicine, obviously. And she left it all because she thought the system

00:09:11.140 was so corrupt. But the compelling part of the interview for me was just the litany of health

00:09:16.840 statistics that she threw out there and the country's actually dying. And I sense that I've read

00:09:22.420 about it before, but I've never seen those stats collected in one place in the way that she did.

00:09:28.240 And it's an emergency. It's an emergency that I would say supersedes all other emergency sperm

00:09:33.060 counts are down to zero in a lot of men. Like you can't continue the species. So what is causing this

00:09:39.040 is the obvious question. Autism rates out of control to a much higher level than I ever realized.

00:09:45.040 And so for all the people who said, you know, how dare you speculate about what causes autism?

00:09:49.280 Okay. I don't know what causes autism. I will freely concede that, but something is causing

00:09:54.700 autism. Actually, it's not just that the measurements have changed. We're counting

00:09:58.080 autism cases. Like, no, no, the absolute number of autism cases is to an emergency level. And that's

00:10:04.500 true for a lot of, of, of chronic conditions and nobody cares. And so I'm just saying as a political

00:10:11.440 matter, there are a lot of people who care. And we put that interview up the other day. It's kind

00:10:15.740 of an obscure topic. It has nothing to do with the election or the Ukraine war inflation. And the

00:10:20.800 response that we got suggested to me that a lot of people sense this is going on and they want

00:10:26.480 someone to talk about it. And I hope if Bobby endorses Trump, and of course I hope he does,

00:10:32.240 that he'll spend the next couple of months talking about this stuff in public because

00:10:35.340 somebody needs to. This is one of his favorites. I mean, for sure, this is,

00:10:39.200 he's come on the show many times and I've argued with him about why he doesn't pick up my favorite

00:10:43.000 culture issues. And he tells me what his favorite issues are. And that's, that's important too.

00:10:47.600 You know what I mean? What he's pushing? He's right. Nobody else is really talking about. And so

00:10:52.120 it would be fascinating to see him come into a Trump administration with his unique views and

00:10:58.900 experience. I mean, he made his bones as an environmental lawyer and he's a true expert on

00:11:04.160 that stuff. And I think Trump would listen to him on the things that he really is an expert on. And

00:11:09.000 maybe we would have a different approach on some of this stuff. So we'll know soon. I think it would

00:11:13.140 be a great move for him. Um, well, we got 24 hours or so to, to figure it out. Okay. I got to talk to

00:11:19.100 you. So much has happened since you last came on. Um, JD Vance became Trump's running mate. I also heard

00:11:25.780 you had something to do with that. Uh, that is brilliant. And I totally support that move. I know

00:11:31.380 some Republicans are still, they have their noses in a joint, but hopefully they're seeing what a great

00:11:35.200 heck he was now when he's so deftly handling the media. He's everywhere. Last night he was in five

00:11:40.580 different networks, you know? And meanwhile, Tim Walsh will only go in front of the golden microphone

00:11:45.940 with her, as you say, not even real people. So what do you make though of the media pile on

00:11:53.020 against JD started with an interview he gave to you a couple of years ago or with a childish cat lady,

00:11:59.120 right? Comment. Nobody wanted to report the context, you know, a snarky remark, but it, you know,

00:12:04.220 we went back and played the whole context of the original remarks that he'd made,

00:12:09.280 what you guys were discussing. Nobody does that though. So now they've demonized this guy

00:12:13.660 as a woman hater, even though all his major role models and mentors and the people,

00:12:18.700 the loving people in his life have been women. Um, and as you say, he hates IVF,

00:12:23.620 even though he's on record as saying he's pro IVF, he's against the bay. Like all the stuff that

00:12:27.880 they've been doing to him has been particularly nasty. So what do you think of it?

00:12:32.200 Well, I mean the childless cat lady thing I felt bad about, I'm pretty sure I haven't went looked

00:12:38.660 at the tape again, but I'm pretty sure I egged him on to say something like that. And I think

00:12:42.800 it's a mean thing. I think I'm responsible for that. And, um, I have a tendency to get way over

00:12:48.560 my skis and get mean. Um, and I regret that, you know, it's very ugly. And I'm, I'm, I'm ashamed of

00:12:54.720 the many, many times when I've said nasty things like that. I feel sorry for childless people, 0.99

00:12:59.080 whether they have cats or not. And I mean it as someone who has four children who are the root

00:13:03.600 of my happiness, you know, I, I really feel compassion and the whole point. Well, the

00:13:09.220 intended point, I may have distorted it in the, you know, getting cable newsy and being nasty to

00:13:14.240 people. But the whole point is we should be encouraging people to experience the things

00:13:19.660 that make them the happiest. And I think any parent will tell you as hard as it is having kids,

00:13:23.740 like that is one of the main sources of happiness for people from the beginning of time. And if we're

00:13:28.980 discouraging that or making it impossible for people to have kids, that's on us, that's a major

00:13:33.400 sin and we should try to make it better. Um, so I just want to say that, that I felt bad about that

00:13:38.200 and many other nasty things I've said over the years where I diminish people or make fun of their

00:13:42.140 appearance. That's, that's totally wrong. So I'm sorry, but I would say of JD Vance, it was hilarious

00:13:47.280 because he's so weird. He hates when he's like one of the only politicians I know. And I know a lot

00:13:53.200 of politicians who has a happy, normal marriage. He actually cares what his wife thinks. She's his

00:13:57.840 partner, like actual partner. She's very smart and a really nice person, a cool person. And he isn't

00:14:03.340 like a normal, happy marriage. If you brought, I've actually been around it in private. If you brought a

00:14:08.320 camera into JD Vance's household, you would see like a husband who loves his wife, a father who loves his

00:14:14.340 children. Like you really would. You can't say that for almost any other politician on either side.

00:14:20.540 And I don't want to be mean. I've already said, I don't want to be mean, but like that,

00:14:23.980 that walls guy is a creep. I'm just telling you that as someone who went to boarding school in

00:14:28.200 the eighties, like I know exactly who that guy is. And I'm sorry. It's just, I, you know,

00:14:32.800 I hope I'm wrong. I don't think I am. And honestly, Tucker, why, why is he so obsessed with

00:14:37.740 transing children, making it possible for them to separate from their parents and have their body parts 1.00

00:14:43.500 chopped off? Hello? Yeah. Well, I lived in a boy's dorm in a New England boarding school in the

00:14:48.960 1980s with a lot of guys like Tim Walz. Okay. So I, I saw that guy and I'm like, oh, wow. I know

00:14:55.100 exactly. You're a creeper as we used to call him for sure. And, you know, I, I guess I probably 0.98

00:15:01.320 shouldn't, I definitely shouldn't suggest what I'm suggesting without evidence. I don't have evidence

00:15:06.480 beyond what I've seen. So I just want to say that I'm probably again, are you mean like a pervert? 0.72

00:15:10.420 I got it. When you say creep, I just, there's something wrong with that guy. He's a weirdo. 0.87

00:15:13.820 He's a weirdo. And you can tell watching him and I'm sorry. I just lived long enough that I know that 0.95

00:15:20.120 your gut level perceptions are rooted in truth. They're not always precisely true. I've gotten

00:15:24.700 many things wrong. Like the details are unknown to me, but I look at that guy and I'm like, you're a

00:15:28.820 weirdo. And everyone's like, no, he's so normal. No, not normal. Sorry. And so, and there's another

00:15:35.060 thing. There's another thing about Tim Walz that hasn't got as much, gotten as much airtime.

00:15:38.300 And it's true. He actually did remove, um, they were coming up with the Minnesota human 0.83

00:15:42.900 rights law and revising it, renewing it. You know, this class is protected. You can't discriminate

00:15:48.740 against these people and you can't discriminate against gays and lesbians. And the law had said

00:15:53.960 to be clear, pedophiles get no protection under this law. Pedophiles do not fall under the definition

00:16:00.720 of a protected class. And they removed that language. They removed that language under Tim

00:16:07.180 Walz that the pedophiles. So it made it more ambiguous. Now some of the LGBTQ community said,

00:16:12.960 well, we removed that because we don't want to be associated with it. You don't, we don't need to

00:16:16.000 say that right after you're talking about gay people, we shouldn't even be in the same breath

00:16:19.320 as pedophiles, but it did make it more ambiguous. And some objected saying, why would we take this out

00:16:25.240 and make it less clear that we're not trying to protect pedophiles? In any event, it remained out.

00:16:28.880 Tim Walz signed that bill. I'm not saying he's a pedophile. I'm just saying you don't hear about

00:16:33.040 this stuff from the mainstream media because they're so determined to tell us he's our dad.

00:16:36.880 And by the way, what is he doing in a high school setting with children talking to them about their

00:16:42.440 sex lives? Like that's just prima facie wrong. It's totally wrong. And a healthy society would 0.99

00:16:47.220 not tolerate that. You were not allowed to have teachers talking to kids about their sex lives.

00:16:51.340 And I don't care if you're saying, oh, they're bullied. Okay. You know, but you're still adults are not

00:16:56.920 allowed to get involved in the sex lives of children unless they're the parents of those 0.93

00:17:00.900 children, period. He started the LGBTQ alliance. I just disagree with the entire thing. The gay 1.00

00:17:05.600 straight alliance, like, are you an anti-gay bigot? Well, of course I'm not an anti-gay bigot. 0.98

00:17:09.980 I am just against across the board, creepy teachers talking to other people's children about those 0.65

00:17:16.140 children's sex lives. That is totally wrong. And that is, I think that's criminally adjacent. 0.98

00:17:21.480 Actually, I think it's a crime. And I don't think any normal father would put up with that. And you

00:17:26.100 sort of wonder like, where are the dads here saying, you talk to my child about his sex life

00:17:31.120 one more time. I'm going to, you know, I'm going to hurt you. That's the healthy response. Like, 0.99

00:17:35.260 no. And I've just been around a lot. And again, I went to boarding school. I've seen this stuff.

00:17:39.960 That is totally wrong. And who would do that? If somebody said to me, you know, there are kids in

00:17:45.360 our school being bullied because of their sex lives. I'd be like, well, I'm totally opposed to

00:17:49.300 bullying and cruelty and meanness. Yes. But no, I'm not going to sit around and talk to children

00:17:54.720 about who they have sex with because that's creepy. It's totally creepy. And no one can say

00:18:01.260 that.

00:18:01.400 Who wants to introduce that topic to children?

00:18:04.440 I agree.

00:18:05.060 Even in a private setting, it's difficult enough when you have a parental obligation at some point

00:18:08.260 to discuss it. In the school setting, when it's somebody else's kid? I mean, such a disgusting

00:18:13.280 line to cross. But yes, he's-

00:18:15.140 I totally agree. And the guy's like, oh no, I'm proud of that. No, you should be ashamed.

00:18:19.100 It should not be allowed. It is the standard now in all schools where the school therapist

00:18:24.420 or the nurse or some creepy football coach like Tim Walls gets to talk to your kids about

00:18:29.680 their sex lives. And I would just say, no, they're not doing that in Romania. They're

00:18:35.360 not doing that in China. And those are not countries I want to live in, but they're countries

00:18:40.480 that are rooted in age-old common sense, which is that crosses a line. That line ends with,

00:18:47.820 like, if you allow that line to be crossed, adults will have sex with kids. Okay? That 0.99

00:18:52.160 is true. I'm not accusing Tim Walls of doing that. I have seen that personally. Again,

00:18:56.580 being in a boarding school where that happened, you know, I'm just going to mentor you and 0.94

00:19:00.060 talk to you about your sexual identity struggles and end up sleeping with a kid. Like, that's 0.56

00:19:03.880 why we don't allow that. That's why I would never allow-

00:19:06.540 No, there's no question. There's no question that inappropriate sexual discussions with

00:19:09.900 children is grooming. It just is.

00:19:12.660 It's true.

00:19:13.080 And I realize they say, oh, they're bullied and we want to talk to them. It's not for you

00:19:15.980 to do. It's not for you to do. And certainly not at the younger ages. That's for the parents

00:19:20.400 to do, if at all. I mean, like, that's up to a mom and dad to discuss when and in what

00:19:24.520 way those topics are discussed.

00:19:26.540 Exactly. I, this gets me to something that happened when, when Obama was speaking the

00:19:31.680 other night. Now, the reason I think, I think this is interesting is because Obama is such

00:19:37.160 an elitist, like just prick. He doesn't realize how off putting this kind of comment is, but 0.89

00:19:45.080 I was like, I love that summary though. That's so good.

00:19:47.940 It just is. And so I was jarred by the comment. Then you showed up wearing a flannel shirt and

00:19:56.180 these two things made me pull this soundbite and it ties in beautifully to the discussion

00:20:00.540 we're having right now. Listen to him.

00:20:03.180 Tim is the kind of person who should be in politics. Born in a small town, served his country,

00:20:11.760 taught kids, coached football, took care of his neighbors. He knows who he is and he knows

00:20:21.740 what's important. You can tell those, those flannel shirts he wears don't come from some

00:20:27.760 political consultant. They come from his closet and they have been through some stuff.

00:20:32.640 It's like the, the inability to wrestle with who Tim Walz is when he's done and policy one and

00:20:51.660 number two, like, Oh, look at the flannel. I mean, he's, he's middle America. All right. Look at him

00:20:57.540 in his flannel. This says Obama in his $4,000 suit. It's also silly and superficial. So Obama

00:21:05.340 likes his clothes. Okay. What? You know what I mean? This is a guy who let the biggest city in his

00:21:11.880 state burn, whose wife said she enjoyed it. And she breathed deeply of the burning rubber,

00:21:17.000 kept the windows open to do it. These are, these are sick people. But more than that, like if that's 0.99

00:21:22.620 true, if the democratic party is the party of working people, then how come none of the working

00:21:27.260 people are voting for Democrats anymore? You know what I mean? They have to vote for Republicans.

00:21:32.060 And by the way, I would, from my perspective, they shouldn't have to vote for Republican Republican

00:21:36.220 party. You know, Mitch McConnell could care less about the opioid crisis. Obviously I don't think

00:21:42.000 the Republicans represent them very well, but the Democrats have such contempt for them, such hatred

00:21:47.220 for them that rural people have had no choice, but to vote Republican. I mean, the democratic party has

00:21:54.160 gone out of its way to hurt them. Actually, the white working class, that's just a fact put them at 0.89

00:21:59.640 the, at the bottom rung of medicine distribution during COVID discriminated against them on the basis

00:22:06.280 of, of like healthcare because of their skin color and, and their socioeconomic status. Like they are

00:22:13.680 truly hated by the democratic party. And I, you know, I don't know Obama well enough to know what he

00:22:19.560 actually thinks of them, but their policies have really hurt these people. And again, I live in an

00:22:25.280 area that was Democrat because there was milts and these are not people who wanted to vote Republican.

00:22:30.660 They didn't grow up voting Republican. Their grandparents didn't vote Republican. They're

00:22:34.180 union members. And now they're mostly voting Republican because they have no choice. So like some

00:22:40.040 lecture about Tim Walz's wardrobe that, you know, Obama thinks is very snazzy or it's like so stupid 1.00

00:22:45.520 actually. Well, maybe he wants them to vote for you too. Cause you got, you got the checkered flannel. 1.00

00:22:49.880 It looks flannel. I mean, I grew up in La Jolla, California in an affluent family. I never pretend

00:22:55.980 I'm the voice of the working class. I'm the opposite of the, I spent my whole life in DC, 1.00

00:23:00.360 you know, living in Northwest DC in an expensive house and having, you know, lunch with senators every

00:23:05.920 day. So, I mean, I'm hardly a representative of America's, you know, dying working class at all. I just, 1.00

00:23:13.320 I like the people, I like the country and I'm, I'm just trying to be honest about what I see,

00:23:19.400 but the fraudulence there is so transparent. Like who would fall for that? Actually.

00:23:25.000 Well, now, I mean, they're trying to style him, as I said, into our dad. That was actually,

00:23:31.520 I think a Politico tweet. You're America's dad. I mean, it's like, no, we're good. And they're

00:23:36.880 calling her mom, momala, our dad, like really seriously looking for new parent figures in the

00:23:44.760 absence of good ones of their own, I suppose. And I do wonder like, what's wrong with us?

00:23:49.980 Because most of us don't need new parents and aren't looking to some politician to step into

00:23:55.180 the breach. And now today's line in the wake of the Tim wall speeches, um, he is

00:24:01.940 the definition of non-toxic male. He's the not, he's the anti you Tucker. He's the anti Trump,

00:24:09.160 the anti JD Vance. He's, he's like the soft man who still coaches football. I'll give you a

00:24:16.800 Dana bash making this point last night on CNN, but they are doing so in trying to put forward,

00:24:26.000 um, male figures, Tim walls being one of them, uh, Doug Emhoff last night who, um, can speak to

00:24:34.940 men out there who, um, might not be the sort of testosterone laden, you know, uh, gun toting

00:24:43.420 kind of guy who wants to listen to Hulk Hogan and the kind of, um, players that came out at the RNC

00:24:51.440 or might want to listen to that, but also maybe in addition, understand that it's okay in 2024 to

00:24:59.140 be a man comfortable in his own skin. What we saw at the Trump convention, um, which was, as you

00:25:05.640 know, somebody, I forget, I forget exactly who said it testosterone, uh, with kid rock and the

00:25:10.580 ultimate fighting champion guy and, uh, Hulk Hogan, uh, Dana White. Yeah. I'll remember Hulk Hogan

00:25:16.880 actually ripped off his shirt and he had another shirt underneath, which I think is not exactly what

00:25:20.920 the rip off the shirt thing is supposed to be, but in any case, I digress.

00:25:26.200 What do you make of it? Well, it's just weird to me as someone who spent, you know, almost a decade

00:25:30.820 at CNN, that that's their aid team. Now it's like sad, you know, really those Dana bash is like doing

00:25:38.160 political analysis. It's like, if you live long enough, you, you see how absurd things really are

00:25:43.380 to someone who knows Dana bash. Um, but leaving that aside, I think they're absolutely right. If you,

00:25:47.840 you know, if you want weak men and the angry women, um, around them, like that's the party for you for 0.99

00:25:53.780 sure. You know, men who hate themselves, but I don't think that most people want that actually.

00:25:59.300 And they've spent 50 years trying to convince us that masculinity is dangerous. And so we live in a

00:26:04.680 world with very little of it and the society has become much more violent and much more unhappy and

00:26:09.780 much more chaotic. Actually masculinity, like femininity is a product of nature. It's a good thing. We should 1.00

00:26:15.740 never be against nature, the natural order. And of course there are horrible men who are violent and

00:26:22.080 you know, all violence basically comes from men. That's bad, but that doesn't mean masculinity is

00:26:26.400 bad. And if you want to know what happens without it, look around at modern America. It's a miserable

00:26:30.700 country with angry people in it. And if you want more of that, you know, vote for Tim Walls who I just

00:26:37.100 want to say, once again, I'm totally convinced is creepy. I think I'll be vindicated. I hope I'm wrong,

00:26:42.040 but I think he is, but, but whatever, he's clearly weak. And Doug Emhoff, his daughter comes out on

00:26:48.920 stage. I, again, I'm trying not to be mean, but like I look at Doug Emhoff's daughter, miserable,

00:26:54.240 covered in tattoos. And I'm like, anyone who was a child like that should not have political power

00:26:57.680 because you've, you've, you've messed up enough. Do you know what I mean? You, I mean, like, I do think

00:27:04.280 that your personal life really matters. If you don't have a spouse who loves and respects you, if you don't

00:27:08.340 have children who love and respect you, I feel sorry for you, but you definitely can't have

00:27:12.860 control over my life because you have not done a good job. So he's the one, I mean, yes, there's a

00:27:18.520 million articles to calling Tim Walls, our new dad and saying, he's the kind of guy who would fix your

00:27:22.180 flat tire for you. But political, the most recent one was about Doug Emhoff. That's who it was. And

00:27:26.880 they called him meet the headline was meet Doug Emhoff dad in chief, this guy who cheated on his first

00:27:34.140 wife by banging the nanny, impregnating her. And there was even either an abortion or an abandoned 0.98

00:27:40.260 child. And they actually want us to swallow him as our dad. You know what? My dad was a good dad who

00:27:46.920 never cheated on my mom, who never impregnated another person who never had an abortion with an

00:27:52.380 affair. This is sick. Why are they looking at these men as like their new daddy figures?

00:27:58.900 Well, because that's the whole program of the party. I mean, the party is the most important thing.

00:28:03.100 That's really the story of Kamala Harris. I don't spend a lot of time beating up on Kamala Harris 0.99

00:28:06.740 because I don't think she's a significant figure. She just happened to be there.

00:28:10.940 What we've seen over the past six weeks is what actually matters in the Democratic Party,

00:28:15.220 which is not individuals, their charisma, their ideas, their program. It's the party itself.

00:28:20.860 The party itself is more important than any single person in the party. The individual doesn't matter.

00:28:25.780 It's the collective. And that collective, in their view, should replace

00:28:31.180 everything else and should be the subject of your first and primary loyalty. In other words,

00:28:38.340 you know, your parents violate COVID law, your brother violates COVID law, you rat them out to

00:28:43.380 the party, to the state, because the party is the most important thing. So of course,

00:28:48.240 they think that whoever runs the party should be mom or dad, because the party is more important

00:28:54.080 than the church, than the family, to your friendships, to your work. I mean, it's got to be

00:29:01.920 the center of your loyalty. And this is just the totalitarian worldview. It's always been the same.

00:29:07.740 It was the same in the Soviet era. It was the same during the revolutionary era in France and Spain.

00:29:12.980 In every country that's ever had a revolution, whether it's communist or whatever they call it,

00:29:17.080 the names don't mean anything, because it's the same idea. It's the party replaces God and family 0.84

00:29:23.800 and personal loyalty. And so, yeah, of course, it could be, you know, it doesn't matter who's the head

00:29:29.160 of the party. That person should be dead. And that's why the Democratic Party spends so much time 0.99

00:29:34.140 trying to destroy all of their pre-existing loyalties, primarily the family and the church.

00:29:38.820 That's why they've got a vasectomy lab at the DNC, because, of course, having kids

00:29:45.720 makes you realize, like, my kids are more important than anything else, obviously.

00:29:50.920 And women parading down the street as mifepristone abortion pills, literally in costumes that are the 1.00

00:29:58.920 abortion pill. Yeah, I mean, you really realize it's actually been an amazing and instructive

00:30:05.800 experience to watch this and just to watch the last couple of years, because they've admitted

00:30:10.140 what's really important. Like, I always thought they were for abortion because, I don't know,

00:30:15.100 they felt sorry for the 14-year-old who got raped, which I do too, of course, so I get that.

00:30:19.880 But it had nothing to do with that. They like abortion for its own sake, because it prevents

00:30:23.980 childbirth, because it prevents new life from coming into the world. They're for it on its own terms.

00:30:30.580 It's a positive good to them. Now, you can be as pro-choice as you want and still think,

00:30:36.040 that's the most grotesque attitude possible. Like, they're just for human sacrifice.

00:30:40.020 They're for killing for its own sake. They're opposed to children. Like, what's the other 0.65

00:30:43.620 explanation? Honestly, there are some. They're not all that way, but there are some. No, no,

00:30:47.480 they're not. And that's why they run around with, I'm proud of my abortion. I love my abortion.

00:30:52.480 And they're touting the fact that they've killed 25 in utero babies just this week alone. They're

00:30:57.800 proud of it. 25 abortions have taken place outside of the DNC. As they're talking to us about joy,

00:31:04.320 they're literally killing babies outside and then bragging about it.

00:31:08.000 Well, so how is that not a religion? I mean, that's a religion. That's not a political movement.

00:31:12.080 Obviously, it's nothing to do with politics, actually. That's a religion. They're worshiping

00:31:15.460 something. They're worshiping the death of human beings. So that's the oldest religion there is, 0.99

00:31:20.360 actually, is the religion that tells you by killing, you get joy. I mean, this is like age old,

00:31:29.300 the beginning of recorded history. Every civilization has practiced human sacrifice,

00:31:34.120 every single one, and on every continent. And you can ask yourself, like, why? What is that exactly?

00:31:40.540 Which is a whole nother conversation. But that's just factually true. And that's what we're seeing

00:31:43.700 here. This is not political. It's religious. Why do you think that in the past week, when the

00:31:52.740 Democrats have controlled the airwaves, and their ratings have been very good for this Democratic

00:31:56.920 National Convention, the betting odds on who's going to win this election have swung 10 points

00:32:04.440 to Donald Trump's favor. Let me give you the rundown. June 28th, post the disastrous debate for

00:32:11.440 Biden, they showed Trump up 33 points over Joe Biden. This is the betting odds. June 15th,

00:32:16.840 after the attempted assassination, Trump up 48 points over Joe Biden. July 22nd, the day it became

00:32:24.400 obvious Harris was going to be subbed in. Trump up 26. So he's starting to fall. August 16th,

00:32:30.040 which was last Friday, Harris up 8.6, which had been a huge swing in her favor, reflecting what

00:32:38.340 happened in the media and the coronation and her not speaking to anybody. And then in the past week,

00:32:44.180 Trump is now up to a 10 point swing in his favor as she has dominated the airwaves and all the

00:32:52.220 Democratic all-stars, Tucker, Michelle, Barack, Oprah, Tim Walls, Nancy. And the numbers are going

00:33:00.760 like this, at least on the betting odds. You know, it's hard to understand the collective wisdom of

00:33:07.320 markets. I often don't understand it. I can only guess. I think those are amazing numbers, though.

00:33:12.740 Thank you for reading those. But my sense is that people know this is as good as it's going to get

00:33:19.780 for the Democratic Party. I mean, they literally have control of the airwaves for a full week in a

00:33:25.840 stage managed production, a propaganda show, which is what all conventions are. And it's probably not

00:33:31.320 going to get better than what it is right now. Like what what else can they do? Like have more abortions 1.00

00:33:38.040 between now and November? Like, you know what I mean? Like what else is there? There there isn't

00:33:43.460 actually a program that uplifts or helps people. I do think there's the sense that the economy is

00:33:49.020 in actual peril, that we're just kind of holding it together with masking tape until the inevitable

00:33:54.720 collapse. And what's their answer for that? You know what I mean? Like capital, higher capital gains

00:34:01.840 tax or unrealized gains tax? Like they don't have an answer, actually. They're just putting pressure on

00:34:07.940 Powell. I mean, like our entire economic program in the United States seems to be manipulating the

00:34:14.240 Federal Reserve on interest rates. Like that's it. There's no other answer. And that's obviously

00:34:18.240 an inadequate answer. So I mean, that would be my guess that people looking at the fundamentals know

00:34:24.720 that they're out of tricks, you know, and maybe abortions in the parking lot won't be enough in the 0.99

00:34:30.640 end. Mm hmm. Yeah. I mean, maybe they're starting to feel the economic pain that's hitting the news

00:34:35.220 day by day. You saw the report yesterday that we had to revise the jobs report downward almost a

00:34:41.140 million eight hundred and eighteen thousand. They had overstated new jobs created. This is all puffery.

00:34:46.680 And now the truth is coming out. And then the Commerce Department head goes on with ABC and she gets

00:34:55.120 asked about this downward revision by the Department of Labor. They played her a soundbite of Trump saying

00:35:01.480 there'd been a downward revision of eight hundred thousand plus. And they asked her, you know,

00:35:06.940 how about it, lady? And listen, listen to Gina Raimondo. I'm curious as to your thoughts on today,

00:35:14.720 the Bureau of Labor saying that more than eight hundred thousand fewer jobs were actually created

00:35:19.260 than initially reported. And we have a soundbite here just to play. We can listen to it together

00:35:23.480 because Donald Trump is already addressing this on a campaign trail. Let's take a listen to that one

00:35:27.800 together. The administration padded the numbers with an extra, listen to this one, 818,000 jobs

00:35:38.080 that don't exist. So they said they existed and they never did exist. They built them up so that

00:35:46.220 they could say what a wonderful job they're doing. So when you hear that, do you potentially think that

00:35:52.460 this new numbers could be a liability for this campaign? No. When I hear that, first of all,

00:35:56.920 I don't believe it because I've never heard Donald Trump say anything truthful. It is though from

00:36:01.580 the Bureau of Labor. I don't, I'm not familiar with that. She's familiar. Two additional points.

00:36:09.940 She's been reportedly considered for treasury secretary in the Kamala Harris administration.

00:36:16.200 It's just treasury. This woman who's never heard of the Bureau of Labor report. And that story was

00:36:21.580 ignored by all of the big three media last night on their evening news, except ABC gave it 10 seconds.

00:36:29.820 It's just crazy to me that Gina Raimondo was, was the governor of Rhode Island, the state I used to

00:36:34.200 live in, I'm pretty familiar with it, that she was rewarded with a cabinet seat after what she did in 0.70

00:36:39.440 Rhode Island. Like there's no connection between achievement and advancement anymore. Like the

00:36:44.740 meritocracy really is dead in the United States, which is the core problem. Well, exactly. But

00:36:49.780 Gina Raimondo was a governor. Like you can, you know, she did not help Rhode Island at all. And I

00:36:54.640 think she's smart and she was famously moderate and all this stuff. And like, she was pretty promising

00:36:59.100 as a, as a governor. I thought she Democrat, I didn't vote for her or anything, but I, you know,

00:37:03.280 she could have made that state much better and she didn't, it got worse. So how the hell did she 0.56

00:37:07.800 get in Biden's cabinet? Right. First thing, second thing, you know, it's not about Trump. Notice she

00:37:13.260 just like, Oh, he's a liar. Okay. Um, whatever, but you're lying about basic economic stats. And that 0.99

00:37:22.620 is really the problem. That's the crucial problem. If you can't even trust the numbers coming out of

00:37:26.840 the government, if everything is a lie from how Trump almost got assassinated to how Kamala Harris got

00:37:33.560 the nomination to Joe Biden's health, to, to basic numbers on employment or the CPI or whatever,

00:37:40.120 if all the numbers are cooked, if everything is political, then you just don't have a functional

00:37:45.080 society actually at that point. Like, I think we're really tampering with the formula here. Like the

00:37:50.820 secret service cannot be a political instrument. Neither can the FBI or DOJ. No, you can't lie about

00:37:56.540 every fundamental number. Something as simple as how many people have jobs. You can't do that or else

00:38:02.520 the whole thing will fall apart, you know, 250 years of effort to build the society and you could

00:38:08.260 lose it if you do stuff like that. And they are, and everyone kind of knows it. It's freaking me out

00:38:13.820 watching this. You mentioned, um, my FBI, one of the things, of course, that going back to our earlier

00:38:20.480 discussion, RFKJ has been railing about is the, you know, intelligence community and how corrupt he

00:38:25.680 thinks they are. Don jr. Was on with Glenn Beck yesterday and said, he loves the idea of RFKJ.

00:38:31.800 Like as head of CIA or doing something to take apart these organizations and start rebuilding

00:38:38.120 them. What do you make of that idea? Like if you, if you Tucker Carlson could wave a magic wand and

00:38:43.120 say, this is what I would use RFKJ for, what would it be? Uh, well, I'd give him declassification power

00:38:48.840 immediately. I, you know, I don't even know if that's legal, uh, under federal law, but I would,

00:38:53.380 I would try to get. Oh, I, I would look, I think one of the biggest, I mean, I think one of the

00:38:59.840 reasons we have such a corrupt society at this point is because secrecy makes it possible.

00:39:05.540 You know, secrecy is that we don't, we have no privacy. It's so interesting. We have no privacy.

00:39:09.720 You keep your iPhone in your bedroom and someone can listen to you, you know, talking to your spouse.

00:39:14.540 Okay. No privacy at all, but we have more secrecy than ever. The people in charge have

00:39:20.240 created a system where nothing they do can ever be evaluated because you're not allowed to know what

00:39:24.720 they're doing in your name, with your money over a billion classified federal documents.

00:39:29.760 That means by definition, it's a corrupt system. So I do think going forward, if we're going to

00:39:35.040 save the country, fix the system, have a government that we can believe in, be proud of sort of anyway,

00:39:40.200 you need to declassify a lot beginning with nine 11. Like, I'm sorry, everyone attacks the nine 11

00:39:47.420 conspiracy theories. I have no idea the truth, by the way, I'm not suggesting I do,

00:39:50.500 but I do know that 23 years later, if we have, you know, the bulk of the documents still classified,

00:39:55.980 the question is why it's not to preserve sources and methods. That's not relevant. It's to protect

00:40:01.160 the guilty. Same with the JFK files. Same with the UAP.

00:40:04.980 I was going to say, let's go back further than nine 11.

00:40:06.760 Well, that's exactly right. So like, there's no justification and people like Pompeo who,

00:40:12.140 in my opinion is evil, but you know, we can disagree on that, but Pompeo, it was absolutely part of

00:40:17.540 that. I mean, Pompeo is the reason the JFK files weren't declassified. The reason we still don't

00:40:22.500 really understand a lot about nine 11 that happened in my lifetime. I had three kids on nine 11. This

00:40:27.000 just happened. Like I have a right to know this changed our country. How do I not have a right to

00:40:31.320 know what the truth is? And so if you got someone like Bobby Kennedy in there who, you know, his uncle

00:40:37.780 was definitely murdered with the knowledge of CA. I can say that conclusively. There are questions about

00:40:43.940 how his father was murdered and by whom, you know, he has a personal sort of mission to declassify the

00:40:51.860 stuff. And I would love to see that. I think his life would be in peril if he tried that. I think

00:40:55.860 you'd do it anyway, which speaks to his courage. So yeah, I love the idea of him running CIA or at

00:41:03.080 least having the power to declassify. And last thing I'll say, if Trump gets elected, it's absolutely

00:41:08.980 essential that a tool of permanent Washington doesn't take a job like CIA director. Like you

00:41:15.200 need to have someone who cares about the country more than the federal agency. That's absolutely

00:41:20.380 essential. And the people I see in the running for CIA director, you know, some of whom I like,

00:41:25.340 and I know them all, but you know, they're people who absolutely don't think you have a right to know

00:41:29.840 what your government is doing, who would continue to hide basic facts. Mike Pompeo, when he was CIA

00:41:35.180 director, plotted an assassination of Julian Assange. That's a fact. He plotted the assassination. Now

00:41:42.020 he's a federal appointee. Julian Assange hadn't even been charged with a crime in the United States.

00:41:46.460 You are not allowed to murder people in my name with my money. That's a crime. Of course, he's never

00:41:52.860 going to be indicted for it. He should be today. He never will be. But we didn't even know that.

00:41:57.880 There's so much stuff that we don't know. We have a right to know. This is our government.

00:42:00.640 It does not belong to Mike Pompeo or to Joe Biden or Kamala Harris or anybody. It belongs to all of us.

00:42:07.500 That's what democracy is. And if we allow this to continue, then let's just stop calling it

00:42:14.340 democracy. Let's just call it the autocracy that it demonstrably is. That's, I mean, that's my view.

00:42:19.220 All right. Now, speaking of Trump, I got to ask you about him. They almost killed him since the last

00:42:24.780 time you and I spoke on the air. And, um, you did a wonderful job at the Republican national

00:42:30.620 convention. I said, I said, even before you came on that you were the best one. I love that you

00:42:34.580 spoke extemporaneously without notes from the heart. It's so much better than these scripted

00:42:38.920 speeches, which are just so painful to listen to no matter how compelling the figure is. It's like,

00:42:43.280 just talk to me, talk to me like a human, but most people are incapable of doing it. So hats off.

00:42:47.540 But one of the things you said was that you believe Trump had changed in the wake of that

00:42:52.920 horrible event. And then Trump got out there himself and said, well, here's Trump, uh, shortly

00:43:01.780 thereafter in the SOT 17. It'd be nice. They all say, I think he's changed. I think he's changed since

00:43:09.540 two weeks ago. Something affected him. No, I haven't changed. Maybe I've gotten worse actually,

00:43:15.660 because I get angry at the incompetence that I witnessed every single day, the way millions of

00:43:21.880 people are pouring into our country. What do you make of that? He just cracks me up. I mean, 0.99

00:43:32.420 I just should say with the caveat that I I'm charmed by Trump personally, I like Trump. I can't help

00:43:37.000 myself. Um, he just makes me laugh. You know, I, I would just, I was just noting the obvious,

00:43:42.900 um, which is you can't go through something like that without being changed. I've never been shot,

00:43:49.260 but you know, like every person I've been through, every person who makes it to his or her fifties

00:43:54.200 goes through like unexpected events. Well, that was kind of shocking. And at first, you know, you think,

00:43:59.340 well, I'm fine. I'm totally the same person. And then over time you realize, no, that, that really,

00:44:03.180 that changed me. That changed my perceptions of things, my assumptions about things, my reaction

00:44:07.780 to things. I'm thinking thoughts I had never thought before. I mean, it's just, it just kind

00:44:12.480 of inevitable. And, you know, nobody could go through that without being changed. How will he

00:44:17.360 be changed? Um, you know, my sense at the convention, just cause I talked to him, uh, every day when I was

00:44:23.540 there was that he was thinking a lot more about eternal questions, which I think is really important

00:44:29.100 for all of us to be brooding on every day personally. But I think he was thinking about that more. How will

00:44:33.960 it change him long-term? I don't know, but I can just say, again, I've never been shot or anything

00:44:38.620 like that, but every traumatic, unexpected thing that's ever happened to me, things I didn't want

00:44:43.500 to happen, um, including getting fired a bunch, they've all been great. Like it's good for you.

00:44:49.300 It's good for you to have your cage rattled. I think it's been great for me. I can tell you that.

00:44:55.080 Yeah. I mean, I think he's right when it comes to the political fight, right? It's like,

00:44:59.940 how can he be super sweet and nice when they're calling him Hitler? They're calling him a racist

00:45:06.200 every day, a misogynist every day. This is this from the democratic national convention. This is

00:45:10.120 from the nice people, the Michelle Obama. He's a racist, he's a misogynist, but it's really important 0.99

00:45:15.280 to be respectful. Same person, same speech, right? So I personally don't see how Trump is nice in trying 0.99

00:45:22.560 to win the presidency. No one is, this is not a situation where niceness wins. And that leads me to

00:45:28.080 my last question, which is a lot of Republicans are starting to feel a little blue, maybe less

00:45:33.380 blue today than they were a week ago. Cause I think you can feel the bloom coming off the Kamala Rose,

00:45:38.540 you know, like she was anointed and she was a second coming. And now it's kind of like, well,

00:45:42.780 it's not just the betting odds, but the polls are starting to correct too. And it's a very,

00:45:46.540 very tight race. And you heard Michelle Barack, everybody's starting to say that now encouraging 0.87

00:45:50.340 their base to get out. But for Republicans who are feeling down because they were soaring when he was

00:45:55.860 against the declared democratic nominee, the one who was actually voted on, and now things have

00:46:01.140 shifted. What say you, how do you, how do you see this thing going from over the next 70 days?

00:46:05.680 Well, I think the outcome is unknown. I mean, I think you summed it up really well. I, you know,

00:46:10.680 you can't know what is really close or all kinds of other factors that, you know, no one wants to talk

00:46:15.840 about, including me, but you know, you've got a totally different population by over 10 million people

00:46:21.100 from the one you had in 2020. Um, so that's kind of hanging in the air. Will these non-citizens 1.00

00:46:28.020 here legally breaking our laws yet fully federally subsidized, will they be able to vote? You know,

00:46:33.220 I don't know the answer. I certainly hope not. Um, so I, I don't know. I'm, you know, I'm praying for

00:46:39.140 a return, uh, to a country that's defined by justice, fairness, and civil liberties. I definitely

00:46:44.840 am praying for that every day, but I, so I don't want to pass the question. I just don't know the

00:46:49.540 answer, but I would say it's really important to remember is you're outwardly focused that what

00:46:56.240 matters first and foremost is how the people around you are doing. You know, the people you,

00:47:00.780 you love that you come into contact with every day, if you're blessed enough to have children

00:47:04.140 and a spouse them, but everyone has relatives, everyone has coworkers, everyone has friends

00:47:09.160 or people they care about. How are they doing? I do think that's so important. We, we kind of

00:47:13.520 externalize a lot of our lives. Like I meet people all the time who are way more pissed about what's

00:47:20.840 happening politically on both sides than they are about like a nephew who's got a drug addiction or,

00:47:26.060 or whatever, or about a bad marriage that they're in. What matters is how actual people are doing,

00:47:32.020 beginning with the people in your orbit. And, um, so I just think in general, it's especially during

00:47:38.860 election season. It's really important to remember that. And I see political extremists,

00:47:43.480 most of them on the left, not entirely, but mostly who externalized to such an extent that

00:47:48.980 they're way more worried about the climate or Donald Trump or Darfur or Palestine than they are about

00:47:56.260 actual people. And that is a sin. Like we're required to care about actual people, beginning with the

00:48:01.900 ones, put in our path for a reason, like people around you for a reason, actually. And, um, just

00:48:09.940 remember that. And so before you fret about politics, try and serve someone next to you,

00:48:16.360 not a theoretical person in a faraway place, but the kind of annoying, complicated person you're not

00:48:22.360 getting along with right next to you. I got to leave it at that because we're out of time, Tucker.

00:48:26.400 So great to see you and more. Oh, you're the best. Truly. Oh, you are, uh, in Kansas city,

00:48:32.160 Missouri. Don't forget there. Don't forget September 12th T-Mobile center by tickets now

00:48:36.220 at tuckercarlson.com slash events and check them out tonight. Live coverage of the DNC, tuckercarlson.com.

00:48:44.500 Thanks for listening to the Megan Kelly show. No BS, no agenda, and no fear.

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The Megyn Kelly Show - August 25, 2024

Tucker Carlson - The FULL Interview ｜ RFK Endorses Trump, Creepy Walz Vibes, and More

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