Tucker Carlson Gave the Most Important, Riveting Monologue of His Career and It’s a Must Watch

RedState ^ | June 2, 2020 | Bonchie

[sickoflibs]

I saw it last night, a keeper.

The victims of the riots never existed from Dems and too many Republicans perspectives, just like folks gunned down in cities, just like the aborted.

[rightwingcrazy]

He doesn’t seem very happy with Jared Kushner.

[wjcsux]

Later.

[Rightwing Conspiratr1]

I happened to catch most of it. I was impressed.

[1Old Pro]

yes, well done indeed.

[jersey117]

He had me riveted until he blamed Trump

[caprock]

Saw it too - EXCELLENT!!! Attempted to watch the replay, but Shannon Brie’s extended riot coverage took Tucker’s replay time slot.

[gibsonguy]

Kushner is a known problem.
He was against:
Moving the embassy
Pulling out of Paris climate “accord”
Pulling out of the Iran deal
Reversing the policy of forcing schools to allow the creeps into the girls bathrooms.
He lost all of those but we don’t know how many he won.

[Vermont Lt]

I was something to watch. Anyone being able to go 30 minutes without taking a breath, ranting, or repeating themselves is pretty impressive.

Hannity could learn a lesson.

[Hojczyk]

A lot of people hear did not like it...

I thought it was good...

I think Trump had to wait and see if the locals could take care of it...

It is time to send in the military to NYC and where they are doing nothing...

They will all want money from Trump...

There will be a mass exodus from these democratic run cities now...

The red states are screwed...

Example Austin Texans...overrun by Californians

[Engedi]

I saw it as well. It was right on point.

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

“Yes, he even goes after President Trump.”

Is there a shortage of that anywhere that we don’t know about?

[rightwingcrazy]

He portrays Kushner as some sort of Rasputin. Even the photo they dug up was wonderfully creepy. Kushner is a fixture, but I’m not sure how much influence he has. Hopefully he hasn’t won anything that matters.

Apart from being his son-in-law, Trump might find him useful as an indicator of how the Left will react to things.

[353FMG]

Hannity tries to impress his audience by stating:”We have known each other for a long time” to celebrities like DJT and Rudy Giuliani and that he has a license to carry and is well versed in self defense I.O.W. he is a stud.

[Zhang Fei]

[He had me riveted until he blamed Trump]

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He said Trump will be blamed. Just as Dubya was blamed for Katrina. Here’s the transcript:

https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/tucker-carlson-nation-flames-leaders-dithered

Many state and local officials will not act to protect the property rights of their residents, but are actually aiding and abetting the law breakers in their destruction and thievery. Trump could, therefore, invoke Eisenhower’s justification:

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posse_Comitatus_Act#2006%E2%80%9307_suspension
[In the mid-20th century, the administration of President Dwight D. Eisenhower used an exception to the Posse Comitatus Act, derived from the Enforcement Acts, to send federal troops into Little Rock, Arkansas, during the 1957 school desegregation crisis. The Arkansas governor had opposed desegregation after the United States Supreme Court ruled in 1954 in the Brown v. Board of Education that segregated public schools were unconstitutional. The Enforcement Acts, among other powers, allowed the president to call up military forces when state authorities were either unable or unwilling to suppress violence that were in opposition to the citizens’ constitutional rights.[5]]

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Given that Democratic governors and municipal officials are now complicit in the destruction wrought by rioters and will neither protect business owners nor restore order, I think Trump is well within his authority in putting troops on the streets. The question is whether he has enough troops and what the electoral impact is going to be. Given that the press has been doing the whole Orange Hitler routine pretty much since the inauguration, I’m not even sure it’s even a risky play, politically. They’ve cried wolf way too often.

And Trump is held responsible by voters for rioting in the streets, even though it’s not really within the normal scope of his authority to put riots down. Voters aren’t legal scholars. They’re not up on the Posse Comitatus Act. If Trump’s going to be held responsible anyway, then he should use Federal resources and get this resolved. Bush wasn’t responsible for Katrina’s aftermath. He was held responsible anyway. There’s a lesson in that.

I see this as an opportunity to lock up a bunch of criminals and take felons off the voter rolls, while reminding both owners and employees of small businesses that he has their backs, even if Democratic state and local officials would be content to let them be wiped out financially. The problem with GOP presidents is that they’ve often tied their own hands with respect to scofflaw Democratic local officials where Democrats have ridden roughshod over Republican ones. It’s time to return the favor.

Remember what happened to the Sheriff of Maricopa County, Joe Arpaio, when he acted up against Obama’s edicts? Trump can do the same against the state and local officials that resist his efforts to restore order.

[The_Media_never_lie]

I was something to watch. Anyone being able to go 30 minutes without taking a breath, ranting, or repeating themselves is pretty impressive. Hannity could learn a lesson.

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Hannity could not have gone on for a 30 minute monologue without interrupting himself numerous times.

[teeman8r]

tucker is right.

trump is exposing the lefts leadership.

he will prevail.

we will prevail.

it will be a long hot summer.

[far sider]

Tucker criticizes Trump about once a month.

He does it periodically.

[hotsteppa]

Tucker Carlson is overrated. There was no reason to go after Trump. The President is not Superman and cannot act on every issue immediately. That rant was something I would expect to hear from a leftist.

[wintertime]

Long but worth the time to watch and listen. Some of it is very hard to watch.