Tucker: It’s not critical race theory, it’s racism

This is a rush transcript of “Tucker Carlson Tonight” on June 24, 2021. This copy could not be in its last kind and could also be up to date.

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Tucker Carlson is up subsequent. 

TUCKER CARLSON, FOX NEWS HOST: Good night and welcome to TUCKER CARLSON TONIGHT. 

You wish to hear an incredible story? It has the good thing about being each true and illuminating. Here it’s. 

In 1851, a person known as Samuel Cartwright got here up with a reasonably subtle scientific clarification for why so many slaves had been operating away from plantations within the American south. These fugitive slaves, Cartwright defined had been affected by a medical dysfunction. It was known as “Drapetomania.” it was a syndrome characterised by an uncontrollable or insane impulsion to wander. 

So that was the issue. It wasn’t they disliked being enslaved or yearned for freedom and fundamental humanity. No, no, no. The downside in line with Samuel Cartwright was that black individuals as a bunch had been inherently faulty. They had been drapetomaniacs. They had been at all times operating away. That’s what he stated. 

100 and seventy years later, it’s embarrassing even to repeat one thing this stupidity out loud. It’s so clearly insane. But you need to know that drapetomania was taken very significantly on the time, and so was Samuel Cartwright. Cartwright was not a fringe character in any respect. He was a nationally distinguished doctor, and a former high-ranking military officer from Fairfax, Virginia. He went to Penn Medical School. 

Samuel Cartwright was a credentialed man of science who commanded the respect of the nation. 

Fifty years after the Civil War, certainly one of this nation’s main medical dictionaries continued to take care of an entry for drapetomania. 

So, on reflection, after all, we’d name Samuel Cartwright a bigot, which he undoubtedly was. But he was additionally greater than that. Cartwright was a practitioner of one thing known as scientific racism. Scientific racism is deeper than easy prejudice. It is the use to science to justify the dominance of 1 group over one other group. Scientific racism has a historical past so long as science, just because the impulse to dominate is inherent to human nature. 

So, it’s not actually about coloration, although it’s known as racism. Instead, it’s about energy. Martin Luther King wrote eloquently about this. So did Dr. 

Seuss, by the way in which. You would possibly need to check out what they wrote, assuming you possibly can nonetheless purchase their books. 

The level is, scientific racism by no means truly went away. It’s nonetheless with us. No one talks about drapetomania anymore. Instead, our medical professionals and legislation professors and army leaders and politicians and cable information hosts have recognized a brand new dysfunction they declare explains every little thing unhealthy. It’s known as whiteness. 

In the colleges, it has develop into an article of religion that, had been it not for the indelible stain of whiteness, America may very well be a utopia. Only whiteness stands in the way in which. That’s why we should abolish it. 

As “Harvard” Magazine put it, “Abolish the White Race,” solely then can we be pleased. 

Lots of individuals appear to imagine this. They’re not all unhealthy individuals, simply as not everybody who believed in Samuel Cartwright within the 1850s was evil. Some individuals are simply gullible. They’re searching for which means of their lives. If you hand them a unified principle of every little thing, some proportion of them are going to purchase it wholesale. 

There had been good individuals at Jonestown in Guyana. They simply did not know any higher. It’s their leaders that you simply surprise about. They do know higher, or they need to. And once they discuss this new iteration of scientific racism — once they discuss “whiteness” — they sound like old style bigots. 

Take this man for instance. His identify is Eric Michael Dyson. He is a tenured professor at some silly school or different. He lives in a wealthy, nearly completely white neighborhood. He goes on tv so much. 

What him as he talks about race, and ask your self, truthfully, if he sounds any totally different in any respect from say, Bull Conner or David Duke He does not, solely the colours have modified. 

Here he’s. 

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ERIC MICHAEL DYSON, SOCIOLOGY PROFESSOR, GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY: In talking about, you already know, the maggots — I’m sorry, the MAGA — that’s so corrosive on this political second. 

And we now have stood by to see mediocre, mealy-mouthed snowflake white males who’re incapable of taking critique, who’re prepared to dole out notorious repudiations of the humanity of the opposite. And but they name us snowflakes, and they’re the largest flakes of snow to hit the Earth. 

They are incapable of criticism. They are incapable of tolerating distinction. They’re fearful of, “Oh, my god, critical race theory is going to kill your mother.” And they do not even know. They are not critical, they haven’t any race, and so they do not perceive principle. 

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CARLSON: White males, they’re the issue. You hear that so typically that you do not pause to think about what a change that is. It was, just a few years in the past, that the one factor you could not do in America was assault individuals in public on the premise of their race. 

“I don’t like that group because of their skin color. Let’s hurt them.” You could not say that. It was the one unacceptable factor, and for excellent motive. You can’t keep a multiracial democracy until individuals of each coloration have precisely the identical rights and duties underneath the legislation, and are thought of of exactly the identical ethical worth underneath God. 

You need to have that. That’s probably the most fundamental prerequisite for a multiracial democracy. All lives need to matter, or it can’t work. 

It’s fairly clear that our management class, for no matter motive, does not need it to work. Obviously, they do not. Look at what they’re doing. When you hear individuals ascribe blood guilt to a particular racial group — whenever you hear them speak in regards to the sin of whiteness — what you are watching is the loss of life of our future as a rustic. 

We cannot dwell in a nation of warring tribes. We know very nicely what that appears like, as a result of it’s the historical past of the world. It is depressing and cruel and bloody. We cannot enable that. 

Most Americans of all colours on some stage perceive this. They do not at all times have the phrases to articulate it, however they realize it. 

When their youngsters come dwelling from college with assignments that recommend that every one races are not, in reality, equal, that some races are responsible, and a few are harmless. That some teams are oppressors inherently and others are inherently oppressed. 

In the colleges, that is known as “critical race theory,” so that is the time period that most individuals go together with. “Critical race theory” — that is what we so typically debated on tv. That’s the clip we simply confirmed you. 

But “critical race theory” is an inaccurate method to describe what’s occurring. Like a lot educational jargon, the phrase “critical race theory” 

doesn’t suggest something. It obscures, slightly than illuminates. It is designed that manner, it’s designed to confuse you. 

What’s occurring in our faculties and our army and our authorities is each easier and simpler to acknowledge than that. It’s not critical race principle, it’s racism. Not “neo-racism” or “reverse racism.” Those are meaningless phrases. It is race hate. It is peddled by the individuals in cost within the hope that it’s going to make them extra highly effective. That’s all it’s 

We have not stated that usually sufficient or clearly sufficient. And as a result of we have not

— as a result of we have been tied up in some pointless debate a few idea no one can truly outline — the race hate, and that is what it’s, has oozed from the colleges and has contaminated all the nation, together with on the very highest ranges. 

Mark Milley is the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He did not get the job as a result of he’s sensible, or as a result of he’s courageous, or as a result of the individuals who know him respect him. He is not and so they undoubtedly do not. 

Milley obtained the job as a result of he’s obsequious. He is aware of who to suck as much as, and he is pleased to do it. Feed him a script and he’ll learn it. Here is Milley yesterday, the person in command of the nation’s weapons, explaining that he’s working to grasp an idea known as “White rage.” 

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GEN. MARK MILLEY, UNITED STATES CHAIRMAN OF THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF: I do suppose it’s vital, truly, for these of us in uniform to be open- minded and be extensively learn, and the United States Military Academy is a college, and it’s important that we practice and we perceive. 

And I wish to perceive white rage, and I’m white, and I wish to perceive it. 

So, what’s it that brought on 1000’s of individuals to assault this constructing and attempt to overturn the Constitution of the United States of America? What brought on that? I wish to discover that out. 

I wish to keep an open thoughts right here and I do wish to analyze it. It’s vital that we perceive that as a result of our troopers, sailors, airmen, marines, and guardians, they arrive from the American individuals, so it will be important that the leaders now and sooner or later do perceive it. 

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CARLSON: Hard to imagine that man wears a uniform. He’s that unimpressive. 

Notice he by no means outlined white rage, and we must always know what it’s. What is white rage? 

Well, like drapetomania, it’s a kind of ailments that solely have an effect on individuals with sure melanin ranges. It’s a race-specific sickness. That’s what Mark Milley has discovered from studying about it. That’s why he is making his troopers examine it too. They must know. Watch. 

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MILLEY: I’ve learn Mao Zedong. I’ve learn Karl Marx. I’ve learn Lenin. That does not make me a communist. So, what’s fallacious with understanding, having some situational understanding in regards to the nation for which we’re right here to defend? 

And I personally discover it offensive that we’re accusing the United States army, our common officers, our commissioned and our noncommissioned officers, of being quote, “woke.” 

So Mark Milley reads Mao to grasp Maoism, he reads communists to grasp communism. But, curiously, he does not learn white supremacists to grasp white supremacy. Why not? Go to the supply. He’d be fired for that immediately, and that is the one factor he does not need. So he reads about White rage as if it’s completely actual. It’s a medical situation. 

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CARLSON: He is not only a pig, he’s stupide. So Mark Miley reads Mao to grasp Maoism. He reads communist to grasp communism, however it’s fascinating that he does not learn white supremacists to grasp white supremacy. 

Why not? Go to the supply. Well, as a result of Mark Milley could be fired immediately if he learn these books, and getting fired is the one factor he does not need. 

So, he reads about white rage as whether it is completely actual. It is a medical situation. 

And by the way in which, since it’s a medical situation, at what age are you able to catch white rage, by the way in which? Most of us assume that our two-year-olds had been simply teething. Now, we all know it’s their whiteness that is making them so offended. 

Thanks, Mark Milley. We respect your contribution to our technology’s scientific racism. 

By the way in which, have you ever learn something just lately about profitable conflict? Apparently not. 

We may go on and on and on and on. Pundit after senator after professor after common, every certainly one of them spewing race hate — whiteness, white rage

— dressed up as some new educational principle. We definitely have the tape. 

We’ll spare you since you’ve seen it. It’s in all places. 

The query is and that is the query that we ought to be meditating on day in and time out, is how can we get out of this vortex, this cycle earlier than it’s too late? How can we save the nation earlier than we develop into Rwanda? What ought to we be instructing our kids, in order that they’ll dwell in a rustic that you simply wish to dwell in? A rustic filled with many various varieties of individuals, many various, however who truly like one another, who’re pleased to work collectively, who’re united finally by the core reality which is they’re all Americans? That is the query. 

It is one thing that Victor Davis Hanson has thought so much about and we’re very pleased to have him on tonight. Professor, thanks a lot for approaching. 

Very easy query. 

VICTOR DAVIS HANSON, SENIOR FELLOW, HOOVER INSTITUTION: Thank you. 

CARLSON: We’re transferring in a path that may destroy the nation. That’s not an overstatement, it’s clear. What can we train our kids to keep away from that? 

HANSON: I believe the very first thing we do is we now have to be a bit bit extra humble and that’s what we’re attempting within the United States to do, a multi- racial democracy, a constitutional authorities that is uncommon in historical past. Six thousand years of civilization, it nearly by no means occurs, and within the West, it solely occurred within the West within the final 2,500 years. 

And the norm all through historical past is that we determine by how we glance, our superficial look. We rent by our blood kin, our first cousin, however the concept that your race or your look is incidental and not important to who you might be is a really radical thought. 

But if you wish to be regressive and return to pre-civilization tribalism, then you could possibly do no higher than what we’re doing now. So that is very harmful, however in addition to being humble, Tucker, we want some gratitude. 

This could not be the best technology — this technology — I’ve been instructing for 37 years and I can inform you that every five-year interval, the power of undergraduates to grasp, to research, to make use of inductive pondering has declined, and we do not wish to say that, however it’s true. 

And I believe we actually have to consider ourselves as possibly — simply possibly we owe one thing to the individuals who died in B-17s over the sky or Europe or who was truly slaughtered at Antietam or Gettysburg and why had been they killed, and the way did we inherit that reward to us. 

We misplaced nearly 700,000 Americans attempting to battle to — some to protect, however the majority to finish slavery and but, we defeated fascism, communism, Nazism, and we misplaced numerous Americans and in the present day, if I say to most undergraduates or most of the people: what was Pusan? What was at Iwo Jima? 

What was a B-29? They haven’t any clue and so they do not wish to know. So, we want a bit little bit of gratitude that individuals got here for us. 

And lastly, what is the various? I believe individuals in America have gotten to say to themselves, “Okay, if we have to be perfect to be good, what are the other countries doing?” Why do extra individuals attempt to come to the United States, extra immigrants than the entire different international locations mixed? This vacation spot is extra fashionable. 

And you already know, if I say to myself tomorrow, I wish to be a citizen of Mexico, I can not do it. I do not look Mexican. If a black particular person says, I wish to be chancellor of Germany. Good luck. And if I’m Latino or a black or a white needs to be a full citizen of no matter that might imply in Communist China, you are by no means going to make it. 

So, we’re distinctive and we now have to begin appreciating how distinctive we’re. 

History says to us, Tucker, there is a rule, when you do not imagine that you simply’re higher than the choice, then there is no motive so that you can proceed, as a result of I believe we’re attending to the technology for the primary time in civilization’s historical past the place this technology feels that their nation is worse than the choice and they’re extra critical of it than are our enemies in Iraq and Russia and North Korea and Iran, and that there is no motive to proceed historical past, will inform us if we proceed on that trajectory. 

So, a bit humility, a bit gratitude, and a bit recognition that we’re higher than the choice and that is ok. 

CARLSON: You’ve obtained to like the nation or else, what is the level? I agree with that fully. 

Victor Davis Hanson, thanks a lot for that. 

HANSON: Thank you. 

CARLSON: It’s vital. Well, you have in all probability seen the footage of a apartment collapse in Florida, fairly terrible. We are studying much more about what had occurred. We have the newest from the bottom in Surfside, Florida, subsequent. 

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CARLSON: You could have seen the terrible footage of a condominium tower collapsing early this morning in Florida — Surfside, Florida, that is simply north of Miami Beach. 

Andrew Scheinthal is a reporter with FOX Miami and joins us tonight with the newest on that — Andrew. 

ANDREW SCHEINTHAL, REPORTER, FOX MIAMI: So, what we are able to inform you proper now’s that we all know 102 individuals have been accounted for, however presently, 99 individuals are nonetheless lacking. 

This operation has been happening since 1:30 within the morning and simply take into consideration this. People had been quick asleep of their rooms, of their condos, that’s when this constructing got here crashing down. Now, there are greater than 100 models inside. We’re being advised that round 50, possibly much more models are impacted by this. 

Lots of people residing close by say they felt it, they heard it. There was mud within the space for a number of hours. In reality, we even heard from one one who described what they heard and what they noticed, and simply how terrifying this complete collapse was. 

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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The constructing, certainly one of these enormous buildings, gone. Right right here beside us. The craziest factor I’ve ever heard in my life. 

Look on the constructing, it’s gone. 

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SCHEINTHAL: Now, first responders are working by means of excessive components attempting to get to individuals as rapidly as they’ll. In reality, they had been within the basement of this constructing, the parking storage beneath all this rubble wading by means of water after pipes had burst, Tucker, attempting to get to as many individuals as they presumably can, hoping there are individuals to rescue. 

Now, what we learn about these rescue operations that’s they’re utilizing sonar, they’re utilizing Ok-9s and so they’re simply digging by means of the particles, looking for individuals. 

At this hour, we learn about three dozen individuals have been rescued. Three of them from the rubble, certainly one of them is a younger boy who was pulled up early this morning and that we do know, a mom and a daughter had been rescued. 

That mom truly needed to have her leg amputated. 

So, there’s a surgeon right here who helps with these operations, however they’ve been searching for individuals by means of the darkness this morning, by means of rain and lightning. The solar is setting once more. God love these first responders as a result of they’ve not stopped since 1:30 this morning, looking for as many survivors as they presumably can — Tucker. 

CARLSON: Andrew, thanks for that report. So, tall buildings simply collapsing looks as if an ominous signal. We do not know what brought on it. It appears value discovering out. It is a part of our effort to inform you what is going on on on this nation, we deliver you this. Charles Burkett is the Mayor of Surfside. He joins us tonight. 

Mr. Mayor, thanks a lot for approaching. Any thought what brought on this? 

MAYOR CHARLES BURKETT, SURFSIDE, FLORIDA: Good night. 

CARLSON: I imply, that is type of surprising. Good night. 

BURKETT: Buildings like this — good night — buildings like this do not fall in America. This is a 3rd world phenomenon and it’s surprising. We had been all — I used to be on the market at 1:30 or two o’clock this morning and it was simply the positioning that we by no means anticipated to see. I assumed it was going to be a balcony that had come off, but it surely was half the constructing. 

It is 134-unit constructing and roughly half these models are simply gone and so they — it fell in two sections. You could have seen it in some video. It was not in contrast to what occurred on the Trade Center in 2001, and it’s simply actually disturbing. 

But all that apart, we have to focus proper now on getting individuals out alive and that is precisely what we’re doing. 

CARLSON: Yes, you took the phrases proper out of my head. I did not articulate what you stated, however I used to be pondering it, as you stated it. This does not occur in America. This is a 3rd world phenomenon. 

One factor this nation is de facto good at is rescuing individuals. Our first responders are very good. Amen. But is there any suspicion in any respect that this may need been intentional? I imply, you type of need to say it, it’s so unusual. 

BURKETT: We simply do not have the posh proper now to take a position and we will speculate as quickly as we get out as many individuals as we are able to. That’s my sole precedence. We’ve been doing that since two o’clock this morning. 

We had guys operating right into a constructing that we had been advised may imminently collapse, so we now have heroes, we now have — we now have all of the sources we want. 

We’re not quick on sources. We’re simply quick on good luck and that is what we want. We want much more good luck. 

CARLSON: Yes, precisely. That’s type of life. I hate to ask you this as bluntly as this, however are you aware what number of casualties there are? 

BURKETT: There are casualties. There are casualties and it’s scary to consider what number of extra there are going to be. You want to grasp, that factor got here straight down. We used to have 10 ft between the balconies. We now have a few foot and a half and they’re all lined up completely. It simply got here down one on prime of the opposite and it’s horrifying truly and I believe proper now, we’re beginning to — we’re beginning to get into that horrifying portion of the restoration. 

CARLSON: Ys, however the — 

BURKETT: But the excellent news is we have each useful resource we want, and sure, thanks. We’re going to maintain trying till we discover everyone we are able to presumably discover. 

CARLSON: Mr. Mayor, thanks for this tonight. I respect you taking the time. 

BURKETT: My pleasure, thanks. 

CARLSON: So, nobody is extra out of the group in Washington than Marjorie Taylor Greene, a model new Member of Congress and possibly due to that, she sees issues that individuals have been round Washington a very long time now not discover. 

And she simply observed one thing very odd in a brand new piece of laws. She joins us subsequent to elucidate what it’s. 

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CARLSON: Lots of Washington insiders claiming to be Washington outsiders as a result of it sounds good, one factor you possibly can say about Marjorie Taylor Greene, she actually is a Washington outsider, as shut as you will discover in Congress, that is for certain. 

And that signifies that she typically notices issues that individuals who have been there for a very long time miss and that is what occurred earlier this week when Marjorie Taylor Greene discovered one thing lurking in an infrastructure invoice that Democrats have written. 

That invoice states this, quote: “Women shall be presumed to be socially and economically disadvantaged individuals for the purposes of this subsection.” Well that was information to Marjorie Taylor Greene, so she tweeted this, quote: “My construction company is woman-owned and I’m very offended to be presumed socially and economically disadvantaged.” End quote. 

Well, we checked and it seems that many authorities legal guidelines assume that girls, nearly all of the American inhabitants are quote, “economically disadvantaged.” What is that? 

Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene joins us tonight. Congresswoman, thanks a lot for approaching. 

REP. MARJORIE TAYLOR GREENE (R-GA): Hi, Tucker. 

CARLSON: So, how stunned had been you to be taught on this invoice that you are a sufferer? 

GREENE: Well, I wasn’t simply stunned, I used to be outraged. As a matter of reality, I’m very offended about it as a result of I can inform you this. I’m in all probability one of many solely Members of Congress that owns a woman-owned building firm. 

I’ve been profitable in 11 states. We’ve executed some huge cash in income. I can say much more than the Federal authorities, and we all know easy methods to flip a revenue, not a loss. 

And I can inform you as a Member of Congress who has been profitable in enterprise, I’m not solely stunned, I’m very angered to be thought of in a class that’s socially and economically deprived as a result of as a matter of reality, I do not think about myself that manner in any respect. I think about myself one of many luckiest girls on the planet as a result of I’m an American girl and I dwell in a rustic the place by means of onerous work, I will be profitable and that is precisely what we have executed in our household building enterprise that could be a woman-owned enterprise. 

And so for Democrats to deal with girls and put us down in a class the place we now have to be a sufferer as a way to succeed, I discover that extraordinarily insulting, and I see it as a continuation because the Democrats’ conflict on girls. 

CARLSON: Well, it’s a bit unusual too as a result of most Americans are girls, so how are you going to have an oppressed minority that is truly nearly all of the nation? I imply, it does not type of make any sense, does it? 

GREENE: No, it does not make sense, however that is how Democrats obtain their agenda. They need to divide everybody up in some kind of political identification, whether or not you are a girl, you are LGBTQ, XYZ, no matter, transgender, black, Hispanic, Asian — they need to divide everybody up. They need to make — you already know, provide the message that you are a sufferer and you’ll’t achieve success until you are utilizing their coverage or their authorities program that they will present to you at a price to the American taxpayers and that is how you’ll be profitable. 

You see, they do not imagine in particular person rights. They do not imagine in our freedoms and so they do not imagine in Americans impartial will and onerous work to achieve success. That’s not who the Democratic Party is, they’re the occasion of socialism, and that is why in each single invoice I learn, and imagine me I learn them as a result of as a enterprise proprietor, I’m used to truly studying contracts and studying data and something I signal my identify on, and that is why on this transportation invoice, I used to be fully shocked and angered and insulted frankly as a girl who has been profitable within the building business. 

You see what Democrats need on this disgusting infrastructure invoice that they simply obtained by means of the Senate and Biden introduced that they’ve a deal for, you see what they need is they need a switch of wealth and so they do not wish to give contracts to transportation corporations, to trucking corporations, to paving corporations which might be in a position to truly do the job and do the job nicely. They wish to present it to minority-owned corporations or women- owned corporations who they think about are socially and economically deprived. 

And that is every little thing fallacious with the Democrats’ insurance policies and that is why I’m very a lot towards it. 

CARLSON: Yes, the occasion of wealthy girls telling you that women are oppressed. I adore it. I can not imagine you learn the invoice. Boy, you might be new to this. You’re in all probability the one one who did. 

Marjorie Taylor Greene, thanks for approaching. I respect it. 

GREENE: Thank you, Tucker. 

CARLSON: So Rose McGowan got here on the present final evening. That was surprising. 

We talked about Britney Spears. That was much more surprising. I’ve by no means executed a Britney Spears phase earlier than. 

She advised us that Spears was being silenced by highly effective individuals and that she is not alone. It seems to be a extra fascinating story than we realized. 

We by no means heard of it truly on the time. There’s one thing there it seems. 

A former Federal prosecutor joins us in a second to elucidate what’s there and what it means for everyone else in America. Stay tuned. 

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CARLSON: What in case your TV present was tanking and also you’d misplaced greater than half your viewers since January, do you suppose that might be precisely the second to re-release your e book on the premise of proof that individuals love you a lot they will purchase it? Probably not. 

But when you work at CNN, when you’re a squeaky little man who hosts a media present on CNN, you would possibly simply strive it, and when you did what would occur? 

Well you would possibly promote simply 2,000 copies in all the first week. That e book at the moment ranks 4,007th on the perfect vendor listing. There are many how-to manuals having to do with HVAC or hanging drywall or insulation which might be outselling that e book. 

By the way in which, we do not imply to be imply or something, it’s simply, if all indicators level to at least one conclusion, get out of media — instantly. Get out of media. 

Maybe it’s time to get out of media, simply saying. 

Well, actress, Rose McGowan got here on this present final evening, on the final minute, to speak a few subject we would by no means talked about earlier than and even considered speaking earlier than and that was Britney Spears. She stated that individuals are controlling Britney Spears’s life in a manner that is fully un- American. 

According Rose McGowan, it’s not nearly Britney Spears, it’s about how individuals in cost use their energy. Here’s what she stated. 

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ROSE MCGOWAN, ACTRESS: And what has been executed to her is horrific, and I do know it looks as if why ought to we care a few wealthy pop princess, proper? But I believe it’s deeper than that, and I believe it goes to what you speak so much about, which is the rot within the machine and the way society additionally performs a component in a bizarre type of oppression. 

The individuals, the monsters of energy that management the puppet, not simply her, however just like the message it sends to each lady or each boy on the market that you’re disposable and the elite can personal you. 

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CARLSON: Well, that is a fairly darkish image she is portray, but it surely in all probability does not simply apply to Britney Spears, come to consider it, however again to Britney Spears. 

Is Britney Spears being prevented from doing the issues that adults are allowed to do on this nation in the event that they’re not locked up in jail? And why? 

And if she is, can they do it to you, too? 

Francey Hakes appeared like particular person to ask. She is a former Federal prosecutor within the first National Coordination for Child Exploitation and Prevention and Interdiction. She joins us tonight. 

Francey, thanks a lot for approaching. 

So, I learn and I do not know if it’s true, however I believe you’d know that Britney Spears is being prevented from having kids by this — some kind of courtroom order or getting married. Can that be actual? 

FRANCEY HAKES, FORMER FEDERAL PROSECUTOR: You know, Tucker, it does not seem to be it ought to be actual in America. She is an nearly 40-year-old girl who may be very rich and profitable primarily based solely on her personal expertise and but, it’s true. She has conservators — that’s individuals like guardians if you wish to consider them that manner — who resolve every little thing for her, together with what she will be able to and may’t do together with her personal physique, whether or not she will be able to get married, whether or not she will be able to have kids. 

There’s another person who decides how a lot cash she will be able to spend. She has an allowance. She is value thousands and thousands of {dollars} and he or she will get a few thousand {dollars} every week in an allowance. So, no. She is in command of no facet of her life and I believe it ought to frighten all of us contemplating if it might probably occur to somebody as rich and fashionable as Britney Spears, who could not they do it, too. 

CARLSON: Well, sure. it’s additionally a bit bit bizarre contemplating we have tens of 1000’s, possibly tons of of 1000’s of mentally-ill vagrants wiping their butt in your garden every single day, actually, and you’ll’t do something as a result of they’ve autonomy and you’ll’t inform them what to do. But Britney Spears will be prevented from having youngsters by a conservatorship? I imply, it simply appears very unusual to me. 

HAKES: Well, the distinction, Tucker, is that Britney Spears has some huge cash and due to this fact, she had lots of people who had been prepared to go to courtroom to attempt to get entry and management over that cash and that is precisely what they did. She cannot resolve easy methods to spend something. 

Now, I’ve talked to some individuals right here in California. I’m in L.A. proper now. 

I’ve talked to some individuals right here who say that the lawyer that’s the court-appointed lawyer for her and the Judge are particularly reasonable and simply individuals. 

The downside is Britney Spears did not choose this lawyer. Her lawyer is court- appointed. That means the Judge picked the lawyer. When she stated she wasn’t allowed to get her personal lawyer, she is strictly proper as a result of she is not even thought of to have the capability to contract with a lawyer, a lot much less be given the cash by her father to pay for a lawyer. 

So, she will be able to’t even select her personal lawyer in a rustic like this the place everybody has a lawyer. 

CARLSON: I simply suppose it’s so unusual and value being attentive to. I keep in mind once they took Alex Jones off all platforms, and we stated, “Oh, he is Alex Jones. He’s just crazy. You know, who cares. We’re not going to defend Alex Jones,” and the following factor you already know it’s like, Parler is gone. 

Everyone you already know has been de-platformed proper — or Julian Assange, they did not like what he printed, so that they threw him in jail. “Oh it’s just Julian Assange. Don’t worry.” 

We ought to fear when an American citizen, when a person is handled like this, I believe. So, I’m actually glad that you simply defined that for us tonight, Francey Hakes, thanks. 

HAKES: Thanks, Tucker. 

CARLSON: So. Dr. Jill Biden, not truly a health care provider, however is performing as one abruptly, she is attempting to make Americans get the shot and he or she’s touring throughout the nation to browbeat them into getting vaccines whether or not they need the drugs or not or whether or not or not they want it. 

She went to Tennessee the opposite day and obtained a really detrimental reception. I do not wish to gloat or something, however we do have the tape and we’re in all probability going to point out it to you after the break. 

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CARLSON: Well, the House Judiciary Committee simply handed six bipartisan antitrust payments in the present day that might lastly, in the long run, result in breaking apart the Big Tech corporations and saving the nation. One invoice, it’s known as the American Choice and Innovation Online Act prohibits Big Tech corporations from giving desire to their very own merchandise on their platforms. That’s a typical piece of antitrust laws. It additionally prevents them from discriminating towards their rivals. 

Another invoice known as Ending Platform Monopolies Act and that invoice may power tech corporations to interrupt up in the long run and promote their belongings. That invoice handed by a single vote partially thanks to 2 Republicans, Matt Gaetz and Ken Buck. 

Republicans have talked about Big Tech censorship for years. “Oh, we’re against censorship,” but solely a handful supported these payments. In reality most Republicans on the committee opposed them. Why? Well, let’s examine. 

Big Tech corporations like Google, Facebook, and Amazon, and Apple lobbied closely towards these payments. 

Apple CEO, Tim Cook even known as Nancy Pelosi personally to complain about them. Who else took the facet of huge tech to oppose these antitrust efforts? 

Well, let’s examine. House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy did that. He stated these payments would give authorities antitrust businesses an excessive amount of energy. 

Really? More energy than Google has? Probably not. 

We do not know the place he obtained that speaking level. Maybe from Jeff Miller, his outdated good friend. Who is Jeff Miller? Well, he’s a Republican guide and fundraiser. He has been near McCarthy for many years. He additionally, not by the way, is a lobbyist for Apple and Amazon. Those two corporations have paid his agency greater than 1,000,000 {dollars} mixed since he started representing them two years in the past. 

So, these payments are out of committee. They nonetheless have to be voted on in the home and the Senate, and by the way in which, they’re not good. No invoice is ideal, however this can be the perfect likelihood to go antitrust laws that may curb the ability of Big Tech that’s strangling our democracy, and so after all, we’re rooting for Congress to do exactly that. 

Dr. Jill went to Nashville on Tuesday. She advised the locals that she was gravely disillusioned in them as a result of they’re plebes, sorry, no as a result of they weren’t taking the coronavirus vaccine on the charge she needs them to and so they did not respect it. 

(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) 

DR. JILL BIDEN, FIRST LADY OF THE UNITED STATES: This state nonetheless has a bit little bit of method to go, solely three in ten Tennesseans are vaccinated and nicely — 

[BOOING] 

J. BIDEN: Well, you are booing yourselves. 

(END VIDEO CLIP) 

CARLSON: “You’re only booing yourselves,” says Dr. Jill. Real medical doctors although are beginning to have some considerations about these vaccines. 

The C.D.C. has simply acknowledged that the vaccine is linked to increased charges of myocarditis, that is a probably deadly coronary heart irritation. The World Health Organization says that younger individuals ought to not take these vaccines. 

Last evening, we spoke to one of many males who invented the mRNA vaccine know-how about his considerations. 

(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) 

DR. ROBERT MALONE, DISCOVERER OF IN-VITRO AND IN-VIVO RNA TRANSFECTION AND THE INVENTOR OF MRNA VACCINES: My considerations are that different we’re — the federal government is not being clear with us about what these dangers are and so, I’m of the opinion that individuals have the correct to resolve whether or not to just accept vaccine or not, particularly since these are experimental vaccines. 

This is a elementary proper having to do with medical analysis ethics. 

And so, my concern is that, I do know that there are dangers, however we do not have entry to the information. Certainly, I can say that the danger profit ratio for these 18 and under does not justify vaccines and there is a fairly good likelihood that it does not justify vaccination in these very younger adults. 

(END VIDEO CLIP) 

CARLSON: The authorities is not being clear in regards to the threat. Well, that is for certain. The C.D.C. Director, Rochelle Walensky is insisting that myocarditis is not truly a major threat, and within the technique of claiming that, she contradicts her personal company’s knowledge. Watch. 

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DR. ROCHELLE WALENSKY, CNN MEDICAL ANALYST: To simply put this in perspective, if we now have a bunch of 12 to 17-year-olds who’re working to vaccinate over the following 4 months and we are able to vaccinate 1,000,000 of them which might be nice strides, over the following 4 months, we may anticipate 30 to 40 of those gentle self-limited circumstances of myocarditis. 

And for that, if we had been to vaccinate all a million, we’d avert 8,000 circumstances of COVID, 200 hospitalizations, 50 ICU stays, and one loss of life, and so we weigh the dangers in addition to the advantages, these extraordinary advantages of vaccines. 

(END VIDEO CLIP) 

CARLSON: Well, that is simply not true. As famous by Alex Berenson — and we checked — when you go to the C.D.C.’s web site, you’ll find C.D.C. numbers that contradict what the C.D.C. Director simply stated. According to the C.D.C., out of a typical group of 100,000 younger individuals who take the vaccine, greater than 25,000 will be anticipated to have unintended effects — one in 4. Another 700 will possible require medical care, 200 can be hospitalized. 

As we famous, Alex Berenson can truly do math. He is the writer of “Unreported Truths.” He joins us tonight. Alex, to start with nice catch on this. Thank you for doing it. How may the C.D.C. Director say one thing the C.D.C. contradicts? 

ALEX BERENSON, AUTHOR: You know, that is a very good query and you already know, it’s fascinating as a result of when you take a look at the assembly that that they had yesterday and the supplies, the numbers are in there and you’ll — and you already know, and there is been different papers that they’ve written over the previous couple of months, you will get to the reality. 

But then you already know, their scientists then come out after which you already know, Dr. 

Walensky comes out and says issues are not supported by their very own knowledge and whether or not that is simply because you already know, they’re unhealthy at math or whether or not, you already know they’ve the academics unions yelling at them that they need to get youngsters vaccinated or whether or not you already know, they’re getting — you already know, they’re conscious of how vital pharma is and you already know, in Washington — I do not know. 

Okay, I do not know why they cannot inform the reality, however they cannot inform the reality, Tucker. 

CARLSON: It’s scaring the hell out of people who find themselves very pro-vaccine. I’m in that class. I’m fully for vaccines, at all times have been, but when they’re mendacity in regards to the hurt then why would you belief something they are saying? 

Seriously. 

BERENSON: I do not know. I do not know, and I do not know what the frenzy to vaccinate youngsters is. Children and younger adults — and actually adults as much as 30, wholesome adults as much as 40, they’re at very, very low threat from this. 

And you already know, I do not perceive. When you kind of take a look at state by state, when you vaccinate older adults, it does not appear like you get very a lot profit in any respect from vaccinating youthful individuals, so what the frenzy is on this, I do not know. 

By the way in which, I simply wish to say one factor which is — which I do know we’re quick on time, however this piece that I wrote, I now have one thing known as a “Substack,” which is a publication which is longer than my Twitter feeds. 

It’s shorter than the booklets. Your viewers has been a fantastic — you already know, they have been nice supporters of the booklets. 

But this can be a method to get data out rapidly in a manner that is simpler to learn than Twitter, so I hope individuals will come have a look and choose the numbers for themselves as a result of as you stated, you had been — you already know you and your crew had been in a position to see how clearly the C.D.C. was not telling the reality about this, so come to the “Substack,” and please have a look for your self. 

CARLSON: And at “Substack,” we must always say, it is without doubt one of the final protected

— I believe — media retailers. 

BERENSON: That’s proper. 

CARLSON: It is not managed by Google or Facebook, is that appropriate? 

BERENSON: That’s proper. So, I’m not — you already know, that I used to be up towards it with Amazon. They tried to censor me. “Substack” is not censorable. People learn the stuff at no cost or they’ll subscribe and pay. That’s their alternative. 

But that is an viewers, you already know, it’s such as you, it is without doubt one of the final bastions on the market of impartial journalism and I’m glad to have it and I truthfully hope I’m going to have the ability to flip this right into a publication that is about greater than COVID the place I’m able to truly report on vital points that different media retailers are not protecting in a — that is why it’s known as “Unreported Truths.” It is similar because the booklets, however it’ll be greater than COVID. 

CARLSON: Man, there so lots of these. I believe historical past will choose you nicely. 

BERENSON: Yes. 

CARLSON: Alex Berenson, I respect it. Thank you. 

BERENSON: Thanks, Tucker. 

CARLSON: We are out of time, when you can imagine it. An hour simply slips by, sands by means of an hour-glass. 

We can be again tomorrow evening at 8:00 p.m., the present that’s the sworn enemy of mendacity, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. 

And now, girls and gents, it’s Sean Hannity. How are you doing, Sean?

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