Tucker Carlson: The 2020 Election Was ‘100 Percent Stolen’ From President Trump

PJ Media ^ | 02/27/24 | Matt Margolis

[Enlightened1]

In an interview with Russian-American computer scientist and podcaster Lex Fridman, Tucker Carlson declared that the 2020 presidential election was "100% stolen" and explained why.

"You said to some degree the election was rigged," Fridman began. "Was it stolen?"

"It was 100% stolen," Carlson replied. "Are you joking?"

"Like, it was rigged to that large—"

“They completely change the way people vote right before the election on the basis of COVID—which had nothing to do with—"

"So, in that way, it was rigged?" Fridman asked.

Carlson replied:

One hundred percent. And then you censor the information people are allowed to get. Anyone who complains about COVID, which was like — by the way, it might have hurt Trump. But I mean, it's like whatever... I mean, you could play it many different ways. You can't have censorship in a democracy by definition; here's how it works. The people rule, they vote for representatives to carry their agenda to the capital city and get it enacted; that's how they're in charge. And every few years they get to reassess the performance of those people in an election. In order to do that, they need access, unfettered access to information. And no one, particularly not people who are already in power, is allowed to tell them what information they can have. They have to have all the information that they want. Whether the people in charge want it or don't want it or think it's true or think it's false doesn't matter.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_lRdkH_QoY&t=8491s

 

 

[Faith65]

bfl

[matthew fuller]

"Thank You, Tucker!"

[A_perfect_lady]

If the Republican leadership had protested vociferously it could have stopped the steal or made it much harder

I know. They were in on it too. They wanted to get back to Business as Usual. I hate them all. For two years the GOP was sending me notices that they still needed my contributions, and I sent every one of them back full of personal messages about their refusal to support Trump, and it's direct relationship to my willingness to contribute. They finally stopped sending them.