Today is the 17th anniversary of the 9-11 Islamist attacks on America.
On his Tuesday night show Tucker Carlson played an offensive clip of Senator Angus King (I-Maine) comparing the 9-11 Islamist attacks to Russian meddling with Facebook ads in the 2016 election.
Tucker then explained how leaders and tech giants in America today hate their country so much that they are supporting illegal immigration and oppose free speech.
Then Brit Hume came on to tell Tucker how wrong he is about the American left today.
Brit Hume: I got to say Tucker, you know, you know I love you, but when you talk about leaders who hate our country, I don’t think there are any leaders out there who hate our country except in foreign lands perhaps. I think there are people who may have all the wrong ideas on how it should be governed. But I don’t think they hate our country. And I don’t think it strikes me the case that they do.
Tucker Carlson: No. No, I think they do. If you have the richest people in country desecrating our national symbols and that’s considered a sign of heroism what does that say about the attitudes of the people doing it. Or if you have people saying America was never a just and good place those are acts of hostility toward the country, I think.
Brit Hume: Well they’re criticisms of the country. Whether they are actually acts of hostility I must be permitted to doubt.
Tucker Carlson: (Laughing) Ha-ha-ha
If you can’t define the problem you can’t fix the problem.
GOP elites still don’t understand that Democrats hate this nation and will destroy it if they are not stopped.
That’s why Trump won in 2016. He knows this. GOP elites don’t.
