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| When I was a kid, I remember watching the Ed Sullivan Show. | |
| And if you're not from my generation, you don't know what Ed Sullivan was. | |
| Sunday nights, remember the Beatles? | |
| The Beatles came out. | |
| And I wasn't around for the... | |
| Bobby Soxers and the Frank Sinatra years. | |
| But the women went crazy. | |
| But the women... | |
| And I think it was all at work. | |
| Just screaming and yelling for the Beatles. | |
| But I saw this. | |
| And I never understood. | |
| What the hell are they yelling about? | |
| Do they like them? | |
| No, they like them. | |
| Well, why don't they listen to them? | |
| This is what I would ask as a kid. | |
| I'm still kind of asking that question now. | |
| What the hell are they doing? | |
| Why are they doing this? | |
| What's the point of this? | |
| What are these people doing? | |
| They're screaming. | |
| Why? | |
| That's what I'm feeling with this Tucker business. | |
| These people are going crazy. | |
| He was good. | |
| Somebody emailed me, you said you thought he was the most talented person on TV. | |
| At two? | |
| What do you want me to do? | |
| Am I not showing this? | |
| And you go through the... | |
| I mean, is anybody crying for Don Lemon? | |
| Is anybody on the left crying for him? | |
| No! | |
| They don't lose their minds in this. | |
| They also have very few people being fired on the supposed left. | |
| And by the way, I hate this left business because it's such a stupid term. | |
| But on the right, when Rush Limbaugh went through his years ago, remember the orange juice? | |
| Stuff he said. | |
| Anita Brown. | |
| Whatever. | |
| He went through his thing. | |
| Alex Jones. | |
| Oh, my God. | |
| That one was just... | |
| And that one was a little different. | |
| You know, people said, you know, they were like saying, well, you know, this is good, you know, but... | |
| Alex did the whole Elmer Gantry screaming and yelling revival kind of lunacy and people thought the guy's out of his tree. | |
| So maybe they lost a little bit of that sense of, oh, come on, leave the guy alone business. | |
| But I've got to tell you something. | |
| This shocks me like nothing I've ever seen. | |
| And it's a beautiful story. | |
| What really happened? | |
| I have been on more. | |
| I don't know why people... | |
| They ask me, you know, do you think it's because of BlackRock owned 67% of them? | |
| Well, yeah, that's a part of it. | |
| Yeah, yeah, yeah. | |
| Do you think maybe it was because that Tucker ruffled the wrong feathers of Big Pharma? | |
| Yeah, I mean, that didn't help, but that's not it. | |
| Why? | |
| Well, because he's been... | |
| He's been ruffling feathers for I don't know how long. | |
| Why all of a sudden do you notice that he's ruffling feathers? | |
| I don't get it. | |
| Well, do you think maybe it was because of the... | |
| No, they've known what he's writing. | |
| They've known it. | |
| This is nothing new. | |
| Yes, it's true to what he said. | |
| You know this human rights campaign, the economic... | |
| ECI, these indices, and these ratings, and ESG, and yeah, yeah, that was a part of it. | |
| But it's simple. | |
| What's the reason for this? | |
| Remember, if you hear hoofbeats, don't think zebra. | |
| What was this about? | |
| Why now? | |
| Why was this, alright, that's enough. | |
| Why now? | |
| They knew what was happening with Dominion. | |
| They knew this. | |
| They knew what he said. | |
| Other people said worse. | |
| Other people said, really? | |
| I mean, if you want to use the term worse, what is it about Tucker? | |
| You're not answering, well, he talks about Big Pharma. | |
| He always talks about, you think Big Pharma one day says, hey, that's enough. | |
| COVID's over. | |
| We're done with that. | |
| Fauci's gone. | |
| CDC. | |
| What has he said? | |
| That's another thing. | |
| People think he said something that was so great. | |
| It really wasn't at all earth-shattering. | |
| In the least, what are you so... | |
| What is it? | |
| What is the thing? | |
| Nobody can tell me this. | |
| I don't understand it. | |
| I wouldn't be surprised. | |
| Now, the difference between me and these other people is that I don't say, this is the way it is. | |
| No, I'm saying... | |
| That don't be surprised if Rupert Murdoch's about to sell it. | |
| Don't be surprised if he says, I've had enough with this. | |
| It's not worth it. | |
| He's a pain in the neck. | |
| He's acting holier than thou. | |
| He's ticking off everybody else. | |
| Hannity's driving me crazy. | |
| Ingram's driving me crazy. | |
| They can't stand this guy. | |
| Then we got this Abby Grossberg. | |
| She's suing another one? | |
| Another? | |
| My God, what now? | |
| Anti-Semitism. | |
| Wait a minute. | |
| What hostile work environment? | |
| Oh, God. | |
| What are we doing? | |
| And the Ray Epps thing. | |
| Did you see Ray Epps on 60 Minutes? | |
| I don't care whether you believe it. | |
| I don't care what you think. | |
| Imagine that guy in front of a jury. | |
| It's doomed. | |
| He was the best witness. | |
| Oh, my God. | |
| With his wife? | |
| We had to move. | |
| I'm afraid of my life, Tucker, maybe. | |
| And then they show these things. | |
| Who is he? | |
| And if you had to have a trial and you said to Tucker, what were the bases of you thinking this? | |
| What made you, what was it, what was it that made you say or think or believe that Ray Epps was what? | |
| I know it was fishy. | |
| It was weird. | |
| Okay. | |
| But what? | |
| What was it? | |
| What was the proof? | |
| Because I talked to somebody. | |
| Hypothetically, what if he said, because I talked to somebody in the FBI and they told me he was an agent provocateur. | |
| He was one of us. | |
| He was there to rile the crowd up. | |
| He was working off charges. | |
| That would have been something as opposed to this looks like. | |
| And let me tell you something. | |
| We are in a different world now. | |
| What we could say 20 years ago, 2000, even around 9-11, from that point on, you just have to watch what you say. | |
| Nobody wants to hear your theories. | |
| Nobody wants to hear, unless it's about Trump and it's a different story. | |
| You can't do this anymore. | |
| And when you are Tucker, when you're in that position and you've been doing it for so long, you feel invincible. | |
| You feel impenetrable. | |
| You feel like nobody can touch me. | |
| Nobody can bother me. | |
| Nobody can do anything. | |
| I'm Tucker Carlson. | |
| I'm the biggest, hottest, smartest, coolest, hippest, preppiest, richest, you know, I'm a yacht. | |
| Clubbing kind of dude. | |
| I wear khakis and loafers without socks. | |
| I am so cool. | |
| I'm so smart. | |
| I'm invincible. | |
| You can't touch me. | |
| I'm not Hannity. | |
| I'm not Ingram. | |
| Ah, they're pedestrian. | |
| Those are parvenues. | |
| Those are panjandrums compared to me. | |
| The pate. | |
| The wunderkind. | |
| The soul. | |
| Yeah, I'm beaten by that gut bucket, you know, and that crew of five. | |
| It takes five of these people to even come near me. | |
| And plus, those are tawdry jokes. | |
| I'm in for the long run. | |
| I spoke at the Heritage Foundation. | |
| I'm an institution. | |
| I'm not just some talk show host. | |
| I'm the voice and the spirit and the future, and I am the worldview of the righteous Christian God-fearing American conservative. | |
| I'm Rush Limbaugh and Billy Graham and I am Bill Buckley and I am so... | |
| You can't touch me. | |
| You can't... | |
| Think I'm exaggerating? | |
| Think I'm exaggerating, don't you? | |
| You think I'm exaggerating? | |
| You're thinking... | |
| See, nobody's going to think about the lessons learned. | |
| Nobody's going to think about this. | |
| That's the part about this. | |
| Because there's this weird, I don't know what it is, these people sometimes think it's so worked up. | |
| Graveyards are filled with irreplaceable men. | |
| Bill O 'Reilly learned that. | |
| Bill O 'Reilly. | |
| We're not going to relive that again. | |
| They didn't need him. | |
| Get out of here. | |
| You think these numbers mean, well, you know, he was bringing the revenue. | |
| No! | |
| This is cable. | |
| These are subscriptions. | |
| It doesn't work like that. | |
| A lot of these companies made their money before they'd say anything. | |
| Don't be surprised if Rupert Murdoch says, I'm selling this. | |
| I'm done with this. | |
| It's a new era. | |
| It's over. | |
| Fox News is over. | |
| Rush is dead. | |
| Roger Ailes is dead. | |
| We don't do this anymore. | |
| Don't you understand? | |
| Those are the lessons. | |
| If you want to talk about what you want, you've got to completely remove yourself and you've got to go Joe Rogan. | |
| But Joe Rogan's going to find out he's the next target. | |
| Because there's a bunch of people in the world who just like to say, you know what? | |
| We think what you're saying is dangerous, and by God, we're going to exercise our ability to make the world safer and better by expurgating you. | |
| Think I'm exaggerating? | |
| Think I'm exaggerating, huh? | |
| Not even close, my friends. | |
| Alright, do yourself a favor. | |
| Do me a favor. | |
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