For those keeping score, here’s a partial list of who he says (IN HIS OWN WORDS) he “hates”:
— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) November 25, 2025
- Republicans
- Christian Zionists
- Shapiro, Levin & Netanyahu
- Donald J. Trump
With that in mind, his actions make a lot more sense. https://t.co/iuELdNsc8t
Tucker's attempt to normalize Nick Fuentes
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Tucker says he hates the GOP. Hear me out: join the Libertarian Party, rebrand it ‘America First,’ make it a big tent w/ Tucker, Dave Smith, Bret Weinstein, Massie, MTG, etc., with four issues: the wars, affordability, free speech and immigration pic.twitter.com/ocWBPjq2pU
— Liam McCollum (@MLiamMcCollum) November 25, 2025
The Israeli newspaper Haaretz has published Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu's 2024 diary and it shows extensive contact with US Senator Lindsey Graham.
— Ron Paul (@RonPaul) November 25, 2025
As foreign policy is Constitutionally the purview of the US President, what was Graham up to?
Also today: the glut of unemployed… pic.twitter.com/f43SaLQFr4
Sympathy for Israel among registered US voters has cratered, and it's never coming back
— Max Blumenthal (@MaxBlumenthal) November 25, 2025
Most Republicans under 29 favor Palestine over Israel, and the number surges among those who identify as "America First"
That's why Israel is demanding a 20 year MOU to lock in military aid pic.twitter.com/qkBW9NNWfx
Theo Von wouldn’t stop bringing up Israel and on the third try, Joe Rogan finally caved and engaged.
— Fractured Light (@FracturedLight0) November 25, 2025
Von brought up Palantir’s surveillance operations in both America and Gaza, including unprecedented facial recognition tech targeting civilians. Palantir is owned by Joe’s… pic.twitter.com/eMp2pqcvcb
EatMoreSalmon said:boognish_bear said:Nick Fuentes talks about what Day 1 would look like when he's President.
— KaizerRev (@Kaizerrev) November 25, 2025
"I'm bringing the National Guard EVERYWHERE in the Major Cities & taking away Women's right to Vote." pic.twitter.com/y3KMASVefL
Well, we know he has no chance for the presidency.
Don't be too sure. Women have lost the right to vote before. And he'd definitely win the SicEm vote hands down.
boognish_bear said:Sympathy for Israel among registered US voters has cratered, and it's never coming back
— Max Blumenthal (@MaxBlumenthal) November 25, 2025
Most Republicans under 29 favor Palestine over Israel, and the number surges among those who identify as "America First"
That's why Israel is demanding a 20 year MOU to lock in military aid pic.twitter.com/qkBW9NNWfx
Israel is a major arms producer, and accounts for 2.3% of the world's arms *exports*. Three Israeli companies are listed among the world's top 100 arms manufacturers. Israel is also the world's leading *exporter* of military drones.
So why exactly does a nuclear armed nation that is this self sufficient when it comes to military hardware need military aid from the United States?
America first means being America first. We're broke. Our people are suffering. Christian Zionists need to quit being the Levite who crossed the street to avoid the injured man.
boognish_bear said:For those keeping score, here’s a partial list of who he says (IN HIS OWN WORDS) he “hates”:
— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) November 25, 2025
- Republicans
- Christian Zionists
- Shapiro, Levin & Netanyahu
- Donald J. Trump
With that in mind, his actions make a lot more sense. https://t.co/iuELdNsc8t
I said this to my wife the other day. For a self-described Christian who supposedly had a conversion experience just two years ago, he sure does violate Christ's second command with frequency. The guy hates everyone.
boognish_bear said:Tucker says he hates the GOP. Hear me out: join the Libertarian Party, rebrand it ‘America First,’ make it a big tent w/ Tucker, Dave Smith, Bret Weinstein, Massie, MTG, etc., with four issues: the wars, affordability, free speech and immigration pic.twitter.com/ocWBPjq2pU
— Liam McCollum (@MLiamMcCollum) November 25, 2025
Not a fan right now of the Republican Party either, but that's a big fat NOPE.
Sam Lowry said:EatMoreSalmon said:boognish_bear said:Nick Fuentes talks about what Day 1 would look like when he's President.
— KaizerRev (@Kaizerrev) November 25, 2025
"I'm bringing the National Guard EVERYWHERE in the Major Cities & taking away Women's right to Vote." pic.twitter.com/y3KMASVefL
Well, we know he has no chance for the presidency.
Don't be too sure. Women have lost the right to vote before. And he'd definitely win the SicEm vote hands down.
If the Sic Em vote is 3-5 posters, sure. I'd hardly call that the Sic Em vote.
Oh weird it’s almost like Bari Weiss is part of a much larger bad faith op that exists entirely to gatekeep on behalf of failed neocons. https://t.co/rQf3P9KRCd
— Sean Davis (@seanmdav) November 25, 2025
Redbrickbear said:Oh weird it’s almost like Bari Weiss is part of a much larger bad faith op that exists entirely to gatekeep on behalf of failed neocons. https://t.co/rQf3P9KRCd
— Sean Davis (@seanmdav) November 25, 2025
This un-American. Let the marketplace of ideas decide things. We don't need anymore gatekeepers.
Mothra said:boognish_bear said:For those keeping score, here’s a partial list of who he says (IN HIS OWN WORDS) he “hates”:
— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) November 25, 2025
- Republicans
- Christian Zionists
- Shapiro, Levin & Netanyahu
- Donald J. Trump
With that in mind, his actions make a lot more sense. https://t.co/iuELdNsc8t
I said this to my wife the other day. For a self-described Christian who supposedly had a conversion experience just two years ago, he sure does violate Christ's second command with frequency. The guy hates everyone.
He hates them for what they have done and are doing to others. He loves Americans and hates the pharisees of our time. You don't realize this is what Jesus did too. As you mentioned, he is a new Christian. Let me know when you find that perfect Christian among us.
Ted Cruz has become a parody of himself. He is probably going to lose this next go around because he can't read the room.
BaylorFTW said:Redbrickbear said:Oh weird it’s almost like Bari Weiss is part of a much larger bad faith op that exists entirely to gatekeep on behalf of failed neocons. https://t.co/rQf3P9KRCd
— Sean Davis (@seanmdav) November 25, 2025
This un-American. Let the marketplace of ideas decide things. We don't need anymore gatekeepers.
Fundamentally I don't think gate keeping even works in the modern internet age
It's what Jon Stewart was trying to tell that editor of the New Yorker…"everyone has a platform, you can't outsource censorship or shut anyone down…everyone can now have a podcast in their basement"
Bari is living in a world that has passed away.
She has to make the arguments and focus on that…and spend less time focusing on who gets to speak or gate keeping operations doomed to failure
BaylorFTW said:Mothra said:boognish_bear said:For those keeping score, here’s a partial list of who he says (IN HIS OWN WORDS) he “hates”:
— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) November 25, 2025
- Republicans
- Christian Zionists
- Shapiro, Levin & Netanyahu
- Donald J. Trump
With that in mind, his actions make a lot more sense. https://t.co/iuELdNsc8t
I said this to my wife the other day. For a self-described Christian who supposedly had a conversion experience just two years ago, he sure does violate Christ's second command with frequency. The guy hates everyone.
He hates them for what they have done and are doing to others. He loves Americans and hates the pharisees of our time. You don't realize this is what Jesus did too. As you mentioned, he is a new Christian. Let me know when you find that perfect Christian among us.
A few things...
1) Last time I checked, Tucker wasn't Christ. His judgment of who is and is not a "pharisee" does not come with the same weight, and quite frankly, is suspect to say the least. And even Christ didn't hate the pharisees. You might want to crack open a bible and re-read (or read for the first time) the Gospels.
2) I've seen no indication that Tucker loves anyone, besides himself. I am sure he cares for his wife and kids, but he's dismissive it would seem of Americans in general. So I see no evidence that he generally "loves Americans."
3) Nobody is a perfect Christian. Even Paul admitted as much. But you don't have to be perfect not to continually violate the second greatest command of your Lord and Savior, if Jesus truly is his Lord and Savior. Moreover, when you have that sort of platform, scripture is clear you will be judged more harshly. Tucker is doing damage to his witness by his message of hatred of those who disagree with him. Having that sort of hatred in your heart will fill you with bitterness. Indeed, Tucker seems to be a VERY bitter person.
The ‘America First’ honeymoon between Nick Fuentes and Tucker Carlson is officially over.
— Open Source Intel (@Osint613) November 26, 2025
Nick: “I won't say Fck Tucker because I was in his cabin and everything, but, buddy, he is up to something. This guy is up to something. You know? And I don't like that he was so two… pic.twitter.com/61jM20dtSY
Tucker Carlson just dropped the kind of bomb Washington prays the public never hears:
— SilencedSirs◼️ (@SilentlySirs) November 26, 2025
“Supporting Israel isn’t Christianity. It’s a theological scam.”
And then he dismantled the whole charade:
• There is no such thing as a people chosen by God because of their DNA.
•… pic.twitter.com/DCszyWxGd3
Just yesterday the ADL issued a statement in support of the National investigation into K12 antisemitism by the House Education Committee- Randy Fine is, of course, on the committee.
— Julie “Florida Woman” Barrett (@juliecbarrett) November 26, 2025
Fine also just introduced HR 6186 to address antisemitism/hate speech on school campuses.… https://t.co/MZgzXyT9ZL pic.twitter.com/OAjuHsFNlA
The Qatarlson litmus test
— Mark R. Levin (@marklevinshow) November 26, 2025
Going forward, I’ll insist that every Republican who wants our votes declare if they stand with or against lunatic Tucker Qatarlson.
Globally, there are about 3,500-4,000 mother ****ers who if for someone reason weren't breathing by the end of the weekend - the entire World would be in a better place for multiple generations...at some point, the 7,895,000,000 of us will get sick and tired of them...
boognish_bear said:The Qatarlson litmus test
— Mark R. Levin (@marklevinshow) November 26, 2025
Going forward, I’ll insist that every Republican who wants our votes declare if they stand with or against lunatic Tucker Qatarlson.
Mr. Irrelevant speaks
Ben Shapiro Is Cooked: Channel Has Lost 40K Subscribers
"Shapiro wields considerable influence in the podcasting space, and for the most part has used this influence to show up late to policy fights that matter, such as Covid and the Russian Hoax. Moreover, he is a staunch defender of H1B visas and opposes mass deportations."
"Tucker Carlson has already surpassed Ben Shapiro on podcast charts, becoming the number 3 podcaster in the industry, a success I will discuss in a forthcoming article. In sharp contrast, Shapiro had plateaued for a considerable amount of time."
Good riddance. We don't need #Nevertrumper Mark Levin v 2.0.
"Shapiro wields considerable influence in the podcasting space, and for the most part has used this influence to show up late to policy fights that matter, such as Covid and the Russian Hoax. Moreover, he is a staunch defender of H1B visas and opposes mass deportations."
"Tucker Carlson has already surpassed Ben Shapiro on podcast charts, becoming the number 3 podcaster in the industry, a success I will discuss in a forthcoming article. In sharp contrast, Shapiro had plateaued for a considerable amount of time."
Good riddance. We don't need #Nevertrumper Mark Levin v 2.0.
Realitybites said:
Ben Shapiro Is Cooked: Channel Has Lost 40K Subscribers
"Shapiro wields considerable influence in the podcasting space, and for the most part has used this influence to show up late to policy fights that matter, such as Covid and the Russian Hoax. Moreover, he is a staunch defender of H1B visas and opposes mass deportations."
"Tucker Carlson has already surpassed Ben Shapiro on podcast charts, becoming the number 3 podcaster in the industry, a success I will discuss in a forthcoming article. In sharp contrast, Shapiro had plateaued for a considerable amount of time."
Good riddance. We don't need #Nevertrumper Mark Levin v 2.0.
Funny. I was just noting that I was surprised how much he had fallen in the rankings.
Piers Morgan: "If you’re gay, you’re gay."
— Defiant L’s (@DefiantLs) November 27, 2025
Tucker Carlson: "I think that you can be moved in that direction through propaganda and pornography."pic.twitter.com/svf2M143SS
I wouldn’t say it for fear of arrest, but because it’s offensive to gay people. https://t.co/voo0k93Jub
— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) November 27, 2025
Realitybites said:
Ben Shapiro Is Cooked: Channel Has Lost 40K Subscribers
"Shapiro wields considerable influence in the podcasting space, and for the most part has used this influence to show up late to policy fights that matter, such as Covid and the Russian Hoax. Moreover, he is a staunch defender of H1B visas and opposes mass deportations."
"Tucker Carlson has already surpassed Ben Shapiro on podcast charts, becoming the number 3 podcaster in the industry, a success I will discuss in a forthcoming article. In sharp contrast, Shapiro had plateaued for a considerable amount of time."
Good riddance. We don't need #Nevertrumper Mark Levin v 2.0.
Yep, everyone is realizing that Shapiro is just an Israeli mouthpiece and the move to put Bari Weiss in as some conservative mouthpiece on CBS is gonna fail too bc she is also another Israeli operative. Glad to see everyone is waking up to the oligarchs who control the discourse in our country.
From Tucker's Facebook:
The average marriage age in this country is around thirty. It was in the early twenties not that long ago. People aren't getting married, and maybe you think that's a great thing. Certainly if you're a democratic politician, you think that's great because that just means more voters for you. But if you're a normal person who cares about human happiness and thriving and children and continuing your country and civilization, that's a bad thing. So the question is, how did it happen?
If you talk to young people, it's not exactly clear what the answer is, but you notice immediately that the relationship between men and women, boys and girls, is broken. I mean contemptuous of each other, suspicious of each other, at some point dismissive of each other. That's really what you pick up. There's hostility. Men feel hostile to women, women feel hostile to men. Could there be anything sadder than that?
Since men and women are designed for each other, it's hard to become fully complete without the other. That's not even a theological point. It's a biological point. It's true for all species. Male and female, that distinction is encoded in all of nature, in plants and animals. It's in the universe, you might say. It's just a fact. And you can ignore it and pretend that a woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle. You can come up with any slogan you want. You can externalize your childhood trauma in any way you want and write all the books you want about how dad is bad, but you can't get around nature because you didn't create it. You don't make the rules. You either live by them and thrive, or you ignore them and are destroyed. That's the choice that we face. Period.
Our society has systematically, knowingly or notit's hard to know exactly how much was intentionalpoisoned the relationship between young men and young women. And they've done it in a bunch of different ways. We could go on for hours on this topic, but the results tell the story. They're not getting married because they don't like each other, they don't know how to communicate with each other, and above all, they think they don't need each other. And that's a lie. It's a lie. So anyone who is promoting that view is at fault. And when you're powerful and have a platform, a megaphone, when other people are watching you and taking cues from you, when you have the power to convince other people of something and to live a certain way. Boy, you're guilty. That's your fault.
Watch the full monologue here: https://watchtcn.co/3Teik9x
The average marriage age in this country is around thirty. It was in the early twenties not that long ago. People aren't getting married, and maybe you think that's a great thing. Certainly if you're a democratic politician, you think that's great because that just means more voters for you. But if you're a normal person who cares about human happiness and thriving and children and continuing your country and civilization, that's a bad thing. So the question is, how did it happen?
If you talk to young people, it's not exactly clear what the answer is, but you notice immediately that the relationship between men and women, boys and girls, is broken. I mean contemptuous of each other, suspicious of each other, at some point dismissive of each other. That's really what you pick up. There's hostility. Men feel hostile to women, women feel hostile to men. Could there be anything sadder than that?
Since men and women are designed for each other, it's hard to become fully complete without the other. That's not even a theological point. It's a biological point. It's true for all species. Male and female, that distinction is encoded in all of nature, in plants and animals. It's in the universe, you might say. It's just a fact. And you can ignore it and pretend that a woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle. You can come up with any slogan you want. You can externalize your childhood trauma in any way you want and write all the books you want about how dad is bad, but you can't get around nature because you didn't create it. You don't make the rules. You either live by them and thrive, or you ignore them and are destroyed. That's the choice that we face. Period.
Our society has systematically, knowingly or notit's hard to know exactly how much was intentionalpoisoned the relationship between young men and young women. And they've done it in a bunch of different ways. We could go on for hours on this topic, but the results tell the story. They're not getting married because they don't like each other, they don't know how to communicate with each other, and above all, they think they don't need each other. And that's a lie. It's a lie. So anyone who is promoting that view is at fault. And when you're powerful and have a platform, a megaphone, when other people are watching you and taking cues from you, when you have the power to convince other people of something and to live a certain way. Boy, you're guilty. That's your fault.
Watch the full monologue here: https://watchtcn.co/3Teik9x
boognish_bear said:Tucker Carlson just dropped the kind of bomb Washington prays the public never hears:
— SilencedSirs◼️ (@SilentlySirs) November 26, 2025
“Supporting Israel isn’t Christianity. It’s a theological scam.”
And then he dismantled the whole charade:
• There is no such thing as a people chosen by God because of their DNA.
•… pic.twitter.com/DCszyWxGd3
I find it amusing that's described as a bomb. Tucker sets up a strawman to begin his commentary and then attempts to knock down a false premise, while ignoring the numerous verses that say God's covenant with Israel remains intact, and there remains a plan for them.
Replacement theology is so theologically flimsy. And Tucker's theology is particularly bad and uniformed. No wonder his positions are so absurd on this issue.
We have so many lukewarm and uninformed "Christians" in this country.
BaylorFTW said:
From Tucker's Facebook:
The average marriage age in this country is around thirty. It was in the early twenties not that long ago. People aren't getting married, and maybe you think that's a great thing. Certainly if you're a democratic politician, you think that's great because that just means more voters for you. But if you're a normal person who cares about human happiness and thriving and children and continuing your country and civilization, that's a bad thing. So the question is, how did it happen?
If you talk to young people, it's not exactly clear what the answer is, but you notice immediately that the relationship between men and women, boys and girls, is broken. I mean contemptuous of each other, suspicious of each other, at some point dismissive of each other. That's really what you pick up. There's hostility. Men feel hostile to women, women feel hostile to men. Could there be anything sadder than that?
Since men and women are designed for each other, it's hard to become fully complete without the other. That's not even a theological point. It's a biological point. It's true for all species. Male and female, that distinction is encoded in all of nature, in plants and animals. It's in the universe, you might say. It's just a fact. And you can ignore it and pretend that a woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle. You can come up with any slogan you want. You can externalize your childhood trauma in any way you want and write all the books you want about how dad is bad, but you can't get around nature because you didn't create it. You don't make the rules. You either live by them and thrive, or you ignore them and are destroyed. That's the choice that we face. Period.
Our society has systematically, knowingly or notit's hard to know exactly how much was intentionalpoisoned the relationship between young men and young women. And they've done it in a bunch of different ways. We could go on for hours on this topic, but the results tell the story. They're not getting married because they don't like each other, they don't know how to communicate with each other, and above all, they think they don't need each other. And that's a lie. It's a lie. So anyone who is promoting that view is at fault. And when you're powerful and have a platform, a megaphone, when other people are watching you and taking cues from you, when you have the power to convince other people of something and to live a certain way. Boy, you're guilty. That's your fault.
Watch the full monologue here: https://watchtcn.co/3Teik9x
Tucker is right about this and about a lot of things. It's a shame he can't temper some of his more extreme and hateful ideas. He certainly needs to be reading his Bible much more.
Mothra said:
Tucker is right about this and about a lot of things. It's a shame he can't temper some of his more extreme and hateful ideas.
Such as?
Realitybites said:Mothra said:
Tucker is right about this and about a lot of things. It's a shame he can't temper some of his more extreme and hateful ideas.
Such as?
Weve been over this. Replacement theory, the Jews, Russia and Iran. Tucker hates the Jews but loves his dictators and totalitarian states. Hates Ted Cruz but loves him some neo nazis. Total whack job.
Mothra said:Realitybites said:Mothra said:
Tucker is right about this and about a lot of things. It's a shame he can't temper some of his more extreme and hateful ideas.
Such as?
Weve been over this. Replacement theory, the Jews, Russia and Iran. Tucker hates the Jews but loves his dictators and totalitarian states. Hates Ted Cruz but loves him some neo nazis. Total whack job.
So you're calling him a 2025 Democrat? That's low bro.
Mothra said:Realitybites said:Mothra said:
Tucker is right about this and about a lot of things. It's a shame he can't temper some of his more extreme and hateful ideas.
Such as?
Weve been over this. Replacement theory, the Jews, Russia and Iran. Tucker hates the Jews but loves his dictators and totalitarian states. Hates Ted Cruz but loves him some neo nazis. Total whack job.
His latest is that fear of muslim terrorism is far overblown.
Mothra said:
Weve been over this. Replacement theory, the Jews, Russia and Iran. Tucker hates the Jews but loves his dictators and totalitarian states. Hates Ted Cruz but loves him some neo nazis. Total whack job.
I'm not asking for your dime store opinion of what he may have said.
I'm asking you for specific quotes from him that led you to this conclusion so that a broader audience can determine for themselves if what you charge him with his correct or not.
Otherwise you're just bearing false witness about him having "extreme and hateful ideas".