Top Three Videos – September 1, 2023

Carlson interview Highlights:

Trump assassination: Scroll to 33:30

• “No one will say that but I don’t know how you can’t reach that conclusion. Do you know what I mean? They have decided, permanent Washington and both parties, have decided that there’s something about Trump that’s so threatening to them, they just can’t have it,” “If you begin with criticism, then you go to protest, then you go to impeachment, now you go to indictment, and none of them work, what’s next? Graph it out, man. We are speeding towards assassination, obviously,” he continued.”Once you start indicting your political opponents, you know that you have to win or else they’re going to indict you if they win. So they can’t lose. They will do anything to win. So how do they do that?

No Covid redux. It’s war with Russia: Scroll to 39:05

• They’re not going to do Covid again, I know everyone on the right is afraid they’re going to do Covid and mask mandates – they can’t do that. They’re already been exposed. That won’t work,” he continued. “What are they going to do? They’re going to go to war with Russia is what they’re going to do. There will be a hot war between the United States and Russia in this next year.” And what might precipitate WW3? According to Carlson, “I think we could Tonkin Gulf our way into it where all of a sudden missiles land in Poland and “the Russians did it” and we’re going to war. I could see that happening very easily.”
• Carlson then urged the GOP-held Senate to rally behind de-escalation, particularly in Ukraine, arguing that the stakes have never been higher for avoiding an apocalyptic scenario.

Obama gay sex and smoking crack: Scroll to 11:38

• Carlson also opined on former president Barack Obama, who the former Fox News host says was smoking crack and having sex with men, but the media was too afraid to report it ahead of the 2008 presidential election. Carlson was referring to repeated claims by a man named Larry Sinclair, who maintains that Obama bought and smoked cocaine before they had sex in 1999. “A guy came forward, Larry Sinclair, and said “I’ll sign an affidavit” and he did, “I’ll do a lie detector” and he did,” said Carlson. “‘I smoked crack with Barack Obama and had sex with him”, that was obviously true.”
• According to Tucker, nobody dared repeat the accusation due to threats from the Obama campaign.”‘Nobody reported it not because they were squeamish about sex or drugs but because the Obama campaign said anyone who reports on this gets no access to the Obama campaign,” he said. “So, they didn’t report on it.”It’s not going to change the world that Barack Obama likes dudes, I think this was well-known,” Carlson continued, adding that Obama himself acknowledged his gay impulses in a letter to a former girlfriend.

Transcript Summary:

• 00:00 Tucker Carlson discusses the current state of America, the problems in Los Angeles, the hope for new voices, media concentration, his journey towards independence from Fox, the comfort of routine, the changing world, the challenge of building a diverse opinion network, and the possibility of a reliable news source supported by subscriptions.
  
  • Tucker Carlson discusses the current state of America, including the problems in Los Angeles and the hope he feels for new voices bringing truth to the people.
  • Media concentration reached its peak in 2020, but now the internet is becoming more diverse and allowing people to express their opinions and access information from around the world.
  • Tucker Carlson discusses his journey towards independence from Fox and how he initially desired it but now realizes the comfort and security of having someone do everything for you.
  • After being fired from Fox, the speaker initially missed the routine of his job, but now, after four months, he is grateful for the change.
  • The world is changing rapidly and the United States is not keeping up, with an elderly president who is out of touch, but traveling outside the country provides a different perspective and opportunities for growth.
  • Building a network of diverse opinion voices is challenging, as the left easily unifies while those outside of neoliberalism, like Russell Brand, Tucker Carlson, and Joe Rogan, tend to disagree, but it is possible to create a reliable news source that makes an effort to tell the truth and could be supported through a subscription model.
• 08:23 The speaker reflects on his past, acknowledging his mistakes and regrets, particularly in supporting the war in Iraq, and discusses the prevalence of deception in the media, exemplified by the alleged involvement of Barack Obama in sex and drug scandals.
  
  • The speaker discusses his journey from working on a construction site to pursuing a career in radio and eventually aiming for even greater success.
  • The speaker reflects on his past, acknowledging his mistakes and regrets, particularly in supporting the war in Iraq, attributing it to his youth, naivety, and feeling vulnerable at the time.
  • At a certain age, when you have achieved what you set out to do and are financially stable, you no longer feel the need to impress others or be indebted to anyone.
  • I never intentionally lied before, but I didn’t allow myself to think certain things because they went against the narrative, and everyone I know in DC is either directly or indirectly dependent on the government, including the media.
  • Barack Obama’s alleged involvement in sex and drug scandals, as well as the media’s silence on the matter, exemplify the prevalence of deception and the prioritization of access over reporting.
• 13:36 Tucker Carlson discusses the control of Washington, the closed-mindedness of young people, Trump’s questioning of institutions, attacks on those who disagree with him, backlash for associating with Trump, and the complexity of Tucker Carlson’s TV persona.
  
  • The dynamic in Washington is that while you may think you’re holding the government accountable, they are actually controlling you, and this realization is a middle-aged conclusion.
  • Young people are the least open-minded because they fear the future and believe in false narratives, while older people acknowledge the complexities of the world and make decisions based on their own well-being.
  • Trump’s questioning of institutions like NATO threatens the livelihoods of those in Washington, as their wealth is tied to these institutions and they are unwilling to reassess them.
  • Trump’s disruption of the system and his stance on COVID-related issues led to attacks on those who disagreed with him, revealing political affiliations and resulting in personal attacks.
  • People who are not interested in politics can still face backlash and hate for associating with Trump, as seen in the case of Dave Portnoy from Barstool Sports, which shows the prevalence of narcissism and projection in society.
  • Tucker Carlson’s positions on TV may not reflect his true beliefs, but he has created an audience for himself and can be his own enterprise.
• 20:43 The speaker discusses accusations of lying, lack of respect for Washington, belief in election rigging, and hope to prevent civil war.
  
  • The speaker discusses how he was accused of lying about getting the vaccine and being labeled a conspiracy theorist for pointing out the CIA’s involvement in the Kennedy assassination.
  • The speaker admits to believing everything they say sincerely, struggles to hide their true opinions, and believes that accusations of spouting off a party line are condescending.
  • The speaker expresses his lack of respect for the people in Washington, stating that they are not smart, incapable of getting things done, and have deceived the nation into thinking they are experts.
  • The speaker discusses the lack of qualifications and impressive nature of Trump, as well as the belief that the CIA and FBI rigged the election by suppressing information and lying in public.
  • The election was rigged and not legitimate, and the speaker hopes that there will never be another one because it is damaging the systems needed to prevent a civil war.
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• 28:33 Tucker Carlson discusses concerns about the power of the intelligence community, the decline of democratic institutions, and the possibility of assassination, while expressing worry about the current state of the government and the future of America.
  
  • Tucker Carlson discusses a stacked lineup of guests at a birthday cocktail party on the Adam Carolla show.
  • Schumer revealed in a clip that the intelligence community has the power to destroy individuals and Trump’s criticism of them is concerning because they are unelected and have no oversight, which goes against the principles of democracy.
  • The U.S president has the power to make foreign policy decisions and the CIA is only legitimate when following the president’s orders, otherwise they are a criminal organization that should be in prison.
  • The speaker discusses the decline of democratic institutions, the ongoing persecution of Trump, and the possibility of assassination as a result of his perceived threat to the permanent Washington establishment.
  • The speaker expresses concern about the current state of the government, stating that it is not legitimate and that there is an imminent collision, while also suggesting that the president is senile and not in control, leading to worry about the future.
  • The government, media, and uninformed citizens are all complicit in perpetuating a narrative that serves their own interests, but with the rise of alternative media platforms, there is hope for a more diverse and questioning discourse.
• 38:21 The speaker believes that the lies of the current administration will be exposed before the election, leading to a realization that Joe Biden is not in charge and the government is dysfunctional, potentially resulting in a severe recession and a dangerous war with Russia if the Republican-held Senate doesn’t pressure for peace in Ukraine.
  
  • The speaker believes that the lies being told by the current administration are unsustainable and will be exposed before the election, leading to a realization that Joe Biden is not in charge and the government is not functioning properly, which will be exacerbated by a severe recession.
  • Criminalizing politics leads to a never-ending cycle of indictments, where political opponents will do anything to win, including potentially starting a hot war with Russia.
  • If we don’t pressure the Republican-held Senate to force a peace in Ukraine, there is a high likelihood that we will go to war with Russia, which would have catastrophic consequences.
  • The speaker expresses concern over the irrationality of people who believe in things like gender identity and mask-wearing, and questions why Republicans don’t understand the potential danger of going to war with Russia.
  • They believe men can become women and will do anything to hold onto power, viewing Russia as a global enemy, while the speaker himself does not have strong emotions about Russia.
  • The speaker criticizes the Republican party’s leadership for leading the country to its destruction, causing the American Empire to decline and potentially leading to a Great Depression-level poverty, while emphasizing the negative impact of the war in Ukraine on American leadership in Europe and the destruction of the German economy.
• 43:52 Tucker Carlson believes that the constant argument about race in America is a distraction from more important issues like the potential for a hot war with Russia, the irreparable consequences of the country’s actions, and the lack of meaningful conversation about race.
  
  • Nordstrom believes that the long-term consequences of the country’s actions are irreparable, particularly in relation to Russia and the constant argument about race.
  • We’re on the brink of a hot war with Russia and arguing about race is a distraction, as seen in the October 2020 debate between Trump and Biden where they try to shift the focus back to race but end up discussing Russia instead.
  • Masks have been discredited as a means of protection against Covid, and college-educated American women who talk about race and systemic racism are despised and will never be taken seriously again in future elections.
  • There is a lack of meaningful conversation about race in America, as discussing race is limited to one side attacking and the other side apologizing, and the speaker personally finds it uninteresting and believes it should be accepted and moved on from.
  • The distraction of questioning the last election is meant to divert attention from the financial crimes of looting the country, where looters are not punished but those who question the election can be shot, allowing the stealing to continue unnoticed.
  • Charles Manson’s connection to the FBI and the complexity of the Manson family murders are explored in the book “Chaos”, which suggests that while the feds did not cause the murders, they were in contact with Manson.
• 51:17 Tucker Carlson discusses the success of independent individuals like himself and Don Lemon, criticizes news anchors for spreading government propaganda, shares insights on debating Trump effectively, and expresses enjoyment of his conversation with Adam Carolla.
  
  • Grilling season is still here, and the speaker recommends using a sleek Bluetooth meat thermometer called Meter to ensure perfect cooking, while also mentioning O’Reilly Auto Parts’ member appreciation month.
  • When talented individuals like Tucker Carlson and Don Lemon leave their respective networks and become independent, they can find success and a larger audience, while those who rely on their network’s guidance and lack originality, like Don Lemon, may struggle in the future.
  • Many news anchors, including Wolf Blitzer, knowingly spread government propaganda from the Intel agencies, which is a common practice in the industry.
  • National Security reporters often repeat lies from the National Security State without evidence, and the speaker believes that news anchors may be intentionally spreading talking points from Intel agencies, while also sharing insights on how to debate Trump effectively.
  • Trump becomes less articulate and incoherent when he is anxious, so creating a calm environment is key to having an interesting conversation with him, and despite political differences, the speaker finds Trump to be a hilarious and interesting person to talk to.
  • Tucker Carlson and Adam Carolla express their enjoyment of their conversation and hope to do it again soon, while also promoting Tucker Carlson’s website and upcoming shows.