Roseanne Barr: Gender Ideology, Why She Terrifies Hollywood, and Her Friendship With TrumpRoseanne Barr: Gender Ideology, Why She Terrifies Hollywood, and Her Friendship With Trump
We're on tour. Get tickets to an upcoming show here: https://tuckercarlson.com/events
Tucker Carlson Live Tour in Fort Worth, TX
Roseanne Barr unleashed.
See Donald Trump as you’ve never seen him before in the upcoming docuseries, "Art of the Surge" premiering only on TCN. Become a member: https://watchtcn.co/4fuXHQq
James O’Keefe shows us a bold, first-hand documentation of life on the front lines—riding Mexican freight trains, exploring cartel tunnels, and visiting U.S.-funded child detention camps. Line in the Sand premieres on October 10th. Become a member: https://watchtcn.co/4fuXHQq
Paid partnerships:
Meriwether Farms: Use promo code “Tucker24” at https://MeriwetherFarms.com/Tucker
Policygenius: Get your free life insurance quotes today at https://Policygenius.com/Tucker
#TuckerCarlson #RoseanneBarr #JamesOKeefe #KamalaHarris #DonaldTrump #Diddy #immigration #comedy #LineintheSand #transgenderism #Hollywood #religion #debate #politics #news
Chapters:
0:00 Tucker’s Speech
29:05 Line in the Sand with James O’Keefe
43:46 Tucker Introduced Roseanne Barr
45:30 Why Does Roseanne Barr Say Exactly What She Thinks?
1:12:35 Why Does the Left Hate The Working Class?
1:22:57 Does Anyone In Hollywood Agree with Roseanne Barr?
1:36:37 Roseanne Barr’s Fiery Rant
1:49:08 Is Trump Going to Win?
I guess no matter where I was, I would say I was grateful to be here, but I actually am really grateful to be here.
This is our 13th city that we've hit this month.
And, you know, there comes a point in a month-long jaunt around the country, which has just been wonderful and affirming and beautiful in every way, but where you're just sick of staying in hotel rooms and needing room service.
It's not great for you.
I have so many family and friends in Texas that this is my...
After 13 hotel rooms in a row, I'm staying in a familiar bed here tonight, and I'm with familiar people.
And I'm just grateful.
It's like a spa treatment standing here.
So thank you very much for having me.
It's funny.
Every city, one of the reasons we wanted to do this in the first place was because you get such a distorted sense of what's happening in the country from the media.
Oh, I love you too.
Thank you.
I do.
And of course, there's a lot of time and energy.
Put into convincing you that you shouldn't love your fellow Americans.
You should hate them.
And so it's just important to get on the road and see them and you realize that I don't care what they tell you on CNN, the hate level in America is incredibly low.
Everyone's nice.
And they're nice to each other.
It's true.
That's the main thing I've noticed.
I mean, I don't have a TV, but, you know, I check in from time to time on the telephone.
And they're constantly telling you, America's a powder keg!
It's about to explode!
I don't know where the explosion's going to happen.
I haven't been there yet in 13 cities.
Everywhere I've been, people are kind to each other.
And then you think of the fact that actually that did happen.
Fauci did do that with your tax dollars and is still walking through my old dog park in D.C. with Secret Service protection that we're paying for.
Then you think to yourself, you know, that's so, I know, boo, boo, boo.
Well, exactly.
But then you think to yourself, that's so unfair.
That's so grotesque.
In fact, the whole point of that exercise is to be unfair.
The whole point of it is to shake your faith in the idea of fairness or justice.
I mean, the whole point of all of this is to make you give up on the idea of fairness.
They literally put an illiterate woman in charge of the White House press briefing.
The whole job is being able to speak.
And she can't talk.
Everything's a malapropism.
It's insane.
Was that an accident?
No, it was the whole point.
It was the whole point.
It's why we have a trans admiral.
The whole point of it is to make you give up on the idea of justice and basic fairness, which is that the capable, hardworking people rise.
And the people who can't speak English don't wind up as the White House spokesman.
That's the definition of fairness.
And the whole reason that they staff those jobs in the way they do, the whole reason they elevate the incompetent and punish the competent, is to make you give up on the idea that there is justice.
And what I realized today, thinking about it, is that justice is bigger than the Justice Department, actually.
Justice is bigger than this country.
It's bigger than society.
Justice exists separate from all of us.
We can distort justice all we want, but it doesn't change the fact that in the end there is justice.
There is right and wrong.
And the fair and good thing happens because good wins in the end.
That is a fact.
But that's not the only reason I'm hopeful.
The second reason I'm hopeful is I'm commanded to be hopeful.
It's the law.
Every wedding you go to, they're always reading 1 Corinthians 13. I think it's the only verse in the Bible, actually.
But if you actually read it, love is not the only thing mentioned.
Things don't seem to be going in the right direction.
I don't see how we get out of this.
It's like a Scooby-Doo episode.
Oh my gosh, we're boxed in!
But I know we will get out of it, actually.
Maybe not in the way we want to.
But in the end, we'll look back, and this is true in the life of every single person in this room.
You will look back on the best moments in your life.
The moments that changed you, that opened your eyes to true beauty, that made you a better person, that deepened your relationships with the people that you love.
And you'll notice that those best moments were all the worst moments, actually.
And I'm obviously saying this as someone who gets fired a lot.
And that's been true every...
I can't even keep track...
My wife said it the other day, how many times have you been fired?
I don't know.
You know, quite a few.
Loved every one of them.
In fact, I've loved them so much, I'm so used to this cycle of the worst things being the best things, that this last time we got fired, I was like, oh, I'm psyched.
Kind of psyched to be humiliated in public once in a while, because I know it'll end well.
And I know that I will learn something about myself.
No, it's true!
And so actually, we have cause for hope, no matter what happens.
And I bet every single person in this room has a worst-case scenario in mind.
Everybody in this room, everybody in this country, actually, is pretty worried about the future.
And I'm here to say that we have an obligation to feel hopeful.
We have grounds to feel hopeful.
And let me be a little more specific about why I'm hopeful.
Because you're actually on the right side.
And for years, I covered politics in Washington where I lived, and I really tried to resist adding a moral cast to political differences.
I mean, you know, we're arguing over the capital gains tax rate.
You know, and you think it should be 15, and I think it should be 35. You know, one of us is right.
Probably me, of course.
But it doesn't mean you're a bad person.
We just disagree over a number.
But that's not at all what we're seeing now.
We're not seeing disagreements about how to make the country better.
No one's even pretending that the program that you oppose and I oppose is going to make the country better or people happier.
No.
It's a program of death and destruction, of course.
And that's become very obvious.
Someone very wise in my life said to me today, we should be grateful.
For how clear things are now.
We don't need to lie to ourselves.
It's super obvious.
And I'll say for myself, I don't always know what's good, and I definitely don't always imagine I'm on the right side, having been on the wrong side, having endorsed the Iraq War.
Like, I have a keen sense of my own absurdity.
And there was, in fact, a mirror outside the bathroom in my hotel today when I walked out of the shower.
So I was like, oh yeah, I am absurd.
I recommend that to every middle-aged man, by the way, especially those who think they're successful.
You really do have this image of yourself as a godlike figure.
You know, kind of master of your fate, leader of your family, leader of men.
Then you come out of the shower into the glare of the mirror and you're like, there's this like lumpy primate in front of you with hair in the wrong places.
And you're like, is that really the godlike leader of men?
I don't think so.
That's an absurd person.
Who is that?
Get the hell out of my bathroom!
And you're like, oh wait, that's me.
And the truth is, that is you, which is a good thing to know.
In fact, I would make that mandatory for senators and members of Congress.
I would.
I would.
Take a good look at yourself, and I would put super bright overhead fluorescent lights in the john.
I would.
I have a lot of theories like that.
That's why I'm not.
I'm not going to get elected to anything.
But here's the point.
I'm not always certain that I'm on the right side, but I know evil when I see it.
And that's exactly what they're selling.
It's not a difference of opinion.
It's anti-human.
And that is exactly what it is.
It's against people.
It's just kind of that simple.
You either think the greatest blessing in this life is other people.
And the greatest duty you have in this life is to serve other people, particularly the people around you, the people that God puts right in your path, right there, your children, your spouse, your co-workers, your college roommates, but also your housekeeper and the waitress, the people who are right there in front of you.
It's your job, not just your job, but your sacred duty.
It's the main duty that you have is to those people, actual people.
And if you believe that, and everybody should, and we should be reminded of that every day, Awesome to send mosquito nets to a country you can't find on a map.
Much better to make sure your housekeeper has a car.
And we should be saying that.
But most people don't really even need to be told that because that's where their joy comes from.
And there are certain people, particularly in crowded elevators, who are annoying and too close.
That's a fact.
But in general, all of our joy comes from other people.
All of it.
And nothing else comes close.
And, you know, by the way, we spend...
Our whole lives, I've spent a lot of my life worried about money, wanting to make more money.
You ever make enough money?
I've branded some friends of mine who've made enough money.
And they can tell you, and I can tell you, it's fine.
It's good not to be in debt.
It's good not to be paying off the credit card company at 25% interest.
Why aren't they in prison, by the way?
Sorry.
Yeah.
Yeah.
By the way, if Antifa was really radical, they'd say something about the credit card companies, wouldn't they?
Wouldn't they?
They wouldn't be attacking like normal families in the park.
They'd be attacking the banks that are impoverishing the country, wouldn't they?
Isn't that what the radical would do?
I think so.
But what would the Praetorian Guard for the ruling class do?
What would the bodyguard for, say, Goldman Sachs posing as Antifa do?
They would try to sow race, hatred, and dissent in the country so you wouldn't notice that the country's being looted.
Just saying.
Anyway.
Here's the point.
Wow, that was a tangent, but heartfelt.
What I'm saying is that most people, the overwhelming majority of people, even people you think you disagree with, if I'm being totally honest, understand intuitively and live as though they understand and believe that other people are the point of life.
Whether it's your own children or just the people in this room, it just brings you such satisfaction and joy.
But there is a small group of people who somehow wound up in charge of the country and the world who think people are an impediment to progress, who are actually openly anti-people.
They're affirmatively anti-people.
And you know that because they don't like children.
And you know they don't like children because if you're trying to raise them in this country, you know it's pretty much impossible.
That they're being destroyed because the people in charge are setting out to destroy them.
Whether it's with the screens or the filth.
Or the drugs, which they're busy legalizing.
Is that making us a happier country?
No, it's destroying people.
Is funding a war that can't be won with money that we don't have?
Is that pro-people?
No, the whole point of that is to kill people, which they have done.
And if you think of it that way, you'll notice that almost all of their policies are against people.
And I just don't think that's a winning program over time.
I don't.
I don't think people want that, actually, at all.
I don't think the dream of, I'll just speak as a middle-aged man, I don't think the dream of most middle-aged people is never to have grandchildren because your kids have been castrated.
I just don't think that.
I mean, I think it's weird and wrong, but it's much deeper than that.
Nobody wants that!
Nobody wants that!
The appetite for these programs, you see these people on television, oh, AI's gonna come and...
You know, basically take your job away and make you useless.
Then we're going to implant it in your brain and you'll be part robot.
So then when my producer goes, well, wait, we're trying to get to the bottom of how she pronounces her name, and we've got tape of her pronouncing it two different ways.
This is not her last name.
This is not her married name.
This is not a nickname.
This is her first name.
Imagine not having decided as an adult how to pronounce your first name.
I'm not being mean.
Has that ever happened to you?
David.
David.
Honestly, what is that?
Well, it's not human!
Here's something you may not have known.
Back in 2015, the Congress of the United States repealed something called the Country of Origin Labeling Act.
Now, why is this relevant to you?
Well, it means, among other things, that when you buy beef at the supermarket that says made in the USA, it may not actually be.
In fact, it could be, likely is, from a foreign country.
It means that repackaging foreign meat...
Can be enough to get the Made in USA designation.
It's a lie.
It's an absolute lie.
Most people don't even know what's happening.
So how can you be sure that the meat you're eating is from the United States and has been raised with the highest quality standards and is the tastiest?
It's truly made here.
Well, it's simple.
You can go to our friends at Meriwether Farms.
Meriwether Farms is an American small business.
It's based in Riverton, Wyoming.
We know the people who run it and they're great people.
And they have great meat.
They ship the highest quality meat raised free from growth hormones and antibiotics directly to your doorstep.
It's delicious.
We eat it a lot, including at this table.
These are Americans.
These are American-made products.
And because they're cutting out the grocery store middlemen, their prices are actually cheaper, 10% to 30% cheaper for the best meat.
They are the real deal.
Again, we eat that meat at this table from Riverton, Wyoming.
They're the best.
Merriweatherfarms.com.
Use the discount code TUCKER24, and you get an extra 10% off.
And if you watch or speak, my favorite part in the last debate, the only debate, which was not my favorite debate, I'll say that, but my favorite moment was the first 15 seconds where there was a tight shot on Kamala's face, and she was terrified.
She was terrified.
Because, and I'm not being, I'm being sincere.
Like, I've been on stage a lot, and there are moments where you're like, oh, wow, I don't know what to say, you know?
And I could see in her eyes, like, she's thinking to herself, I don't, I've never done anything in my life.
No one even voted for me.
What am I doing here?
Can I pull this off?
And that was the only moment I liked her in the whole debate.
And I think, having watched it a lot and known him for many years before he got into politics, since I was in the media, I do think that Trump's popularity derives mostly from his love of people.
And I do think the whole population feels, on an animal level, feels the contempt that our leaders have for us.
It's not just that they think you're stupid or they don't want to hear from you or they're going to just pick a nominee without letting you vote on it.
Or it's not just like you're going to vote on a referendum and then one of their judges is going to be like, no, you can't have that, sorry.
It's not like every public opinion poll taken for the last 30 years bears no resemblance whatsoever to the congressional agenda.
That's all true.
All those facts suggest they don't care what you think.
You're just a barking dog.
I actually paid much more attention to my barking dogs than they did us.
But it's deeper than that.
They don't like you at all.
They don't like you.
They hate you, actually.
Which is why they're encouraging you not to have children at every turn.
What is that?
I have strong feelings about this subject of life.
I've got a ton of kids.
But you don't have to get...
Theological about it.
It's just really simple.
If you love someone, you want more of them.
And if you hate them, you want fewer.
Right?
I'm a non-genius.
That's my superpower.
If I like something, I had dinner last night with Alex Jones.
Like cheesecake, I'll have two.
Right?
If I like something, I want more of it.
And if they liked us, they'd want more of us.
And yet, pretty much everything they do is designed to make sure there are not more of us.
Yeah, Boo is right.
I want more of us.
Like, more Americans.
Because I like Americans.
It's not complicated.
It's not theological.
It's human.
Anyone who is trying to prevent you from reproducing hates you.
Super simple.
And if they've constructed an entire platform where your only right is not to have children, they hate you.
That's the only right you possess.
You can't say what you want to say.
You can't hang out with who you want to hang out with.
You can't criticize them.
You can't defend yourself from crime.
You have no input into the laws in a system that you supposedly own.
You have no way to influence how they spend your money and you can't not give it to them or they'll shoot you.
And so if you construct an entire movement around killing people, well, you're sick.
That's exactly right.
This is like Mad Libs.
I love it.
I'm going to pause at the end of every sentence and you fill it in with a better adjective than I could have thought of.
I love that.
Yes, you're sick.
You're sick.
You're diseased.
But you're also doomed.
And that's the point I want to make.
This can't continue.
And it won't.
There's a famous saying in Washington from Herb Stein, who was President Nixon's chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, a group that not a lot of people pay attention to, but he had one great line, which is, if something can't continue, it won't.
And governments based on hatred of human beings cannot continue.
Now the question is, at what point does it cease to continue?
And the answer is, I have no idea.
I have no idea.
But I know in my heart, as certain as I am of anything, that no matter what happens, people will persist.
Because God created them and put them here to thrive.
That's the whole point.
And I mean no matter what happens.
If something awful, I don't want to say it out loud, but we're on the brink of catastrophe around the world because the people in charge of our government want to destroy the human population.
And there's no faster way to do that than with the world war, which is where we're headed right now.
And I've spent a lot of time worrying about that because I have a tactile sense of how close we are.
And this morning I realized, you know, first of all, it's not up to me.
Can't control that.
I've got a wife, three dogs, four children, tons of employees, a lot of college roommates.
I got a lot of people to care about, and I'm going to care about them.
Because that's the most important thing.
But I also thought, I don't care if that does happen.
People somewhere will survive.
They will reproduce.
They will persist.
They will smile and laugh and tell appalling filthy jokes and do all the things that people do.
And over another 10 million years, create McDonald's, and a future Donald Trump will order three-quarter pounders and eat them in the car.
I don't care if you're Carmela Harris or whatever she's calling herself.
I don't care if you're Klaus Schwab.
I don't care how powerful you think you are.
You can build your stupid little Tower of Babel, but in the end, it's going to fall down because you're a joke.
You are not God.
You vastly overestimate your powers because you're absurd.
And future generations, and yes, there will be future generations, will laugh at you.
And whether I'm here or not to see that, it brings me joy to think about it.
So I'm happy.
And with that, I want to bring on the first of a couple guests tonight.
I want to bring on a man called James O'Keefe, whom I've known.
Here I'm like bragging, I knew James O'Keefe before he started shaving.
He may have shaved, but I've known him a long time.
And James O'Keefe is a very talented man.
And so when we left our old world of subscribe to TV shows and sit there and watch them into the new world, which we now occupy and are really enjoying.
And created our own network, TCN, we thought, you know, we should do long-form programming.
And one of the first people we decided to partner with was James O'Keefe.
And he has created a film that's going to air on TCN on October 10th called Line in the Sand that I think is a pretty amazing film.
And what sets it apart from most of the documentaries you see on every topic, including immigration, is that James O'Keefe, being James O'Keefe, Actually went down and got on top of the migrant train and rode with the Venezuelans.
Here's the trailer to the movie, and then we'll talk to him about it.
unidentified
We've got an unaccompanied minor right here, guys.
But they eventually realized that I was an American and they were afraid of what I had captured on video.
So this is a remarkable, I mean, there's one moment when the cartel is cutting through the fence and they tell me in Spanish, they said, you need to let us finish our work.
The film is called Line in the Sand because in our country right now, people are facing a crisis of conscience.
People are having to do things they don't want to do in order to feed their families.
And I heard that a lot in this film.
I'm just doing my job.
I'm just doing my job.
Police officers, federal agents.
But they're conflicted inside.
They're torn inside.
Until the film, we get to the part where there are whistleblowers.
In this film, People in the federal government blowing the whistle, and nobody knows that yet until it premieres on your site.
I just want your top-line conclusion about what we're watching here.
So we've had tens of millions of people come into our country, and if you watch the media and change the country forever, Totally destroyed huge parts of the country.
That's true.
I've just seen it.
And those who live here know what I'm talking about.
But the way that it's explained to us is that you have people from around the world showing up looking for better opportunities, which I'm sure is true on some level.
But it sounds like you found a business run by devil-worshipping drug gangs.
In short, it's like that old adage, follow the money.
What I discovered is that everyone is making money off this.
And I think we kind of already know that, but it was shocking.
I mean, so shocking.
Everybody is being paid off.
The federal government is giving billions of trillion dollars from Health and Human Services to fund places here in Texas that I snuck into secret child encampments here in the state of Texas to house half a million unaccompanied children.
And everybody...
It's talking about how they're making all this money.
That's what it came down to.
That's what I saw.
Even the cartel said, we've got to get paid.
You've got to let us finish cutting this steel beam.
We put audio recording devices on the beams to listen as they traffic people across.
So this is an opportunity for you to actually see it.
A lot of documentaries talk about it.
People think about it, they know, but you actually are immersed in it.
And it is so shocking, you know, I was actually, there's a scene where I'm visibly black-pilled, because the Border Patrol agent, they watch it, and they just shrug their shoulders, and they say, we can't do anything about it.
So I go up there this weekend to get comment, like I do, and the state police detain me.
For trying to ask questions of the Border Patrol agents.
So this is a giant system, and mark my words, I promise you, there are going to be dozens of federal whistleblowers coming forward in the next few weeks.
And the question for you is, are you going to have their backs?
All of us have a long mental list of all the things that you should be doing, but you keep putting off, folding your laundry, going to the gym, stop eating Oreos, doing the dishes, etc., etc., etc.
Shopping for life insurance probably shouldn't be on that list.
But it is for a lot of people because it's hard and it takes a lot of time.
But all of a sudden it's not hard and it doesn't take much time at all.
And we give the thanks to Policy Genius.
It's made it fast and simple.
So we're living in a world that's getting much more complicated by the day and planning ahead to take care of your loved ones if something were to happen to you makes a lot of sense.
Suddenly it's obvious to people, I should probably have life insurance.
Why not?
Well, why not?
Because it's hard and expensive.
But what if it weren't?
Then you do it because you want to make sure the people who depend on you are provided for.
You want them to inherit your debts, for example.
That won't do much for your memory.
So with PolicyGenius, you can find life insurance policies that start at just $292 per year for a million dollars of coverage.
Some options even offer same-day approval, and you don't have to go through endless medical exams to get them.
PolicyGenius lets you compare quotes from America's top insurers in just a few clicks to find the lowest price.
Then their expert licensed...
Experts, expert experts, and they are experts, help you answer questions, handle the paperwork, and make informed decisions about what you want to buy.
So don't put it off if you don't have to.
You go to policygenius.com backslash Tucker to get your free life insurance quotes and see how much you could save.
You are doing what our media establishment should be doing, is required to do, and is refusing to do, and bless you for it.
And when you find that, I will be honored to air all of that.
You do kind of want to ask David Muir at ABC News, who, judging by his abs, is a really good reporter, an intrepid reporter.
Not Anderson Cooper-level brave, but, you know.
You want to ask, like, why aren't you riding on the top of a cartel train changing our country forever?
Like, where's everybody else?
Why is it James O'Keefe doing this?
Because he's brave and he's honest, that's why.
I want to introduce our next guest and say it's one of the great upsides to working in the media.
The downside of working in the media is you have to work with other people in the media.
It's like a daily prostate exam.
But it is.
It is.
I mean that.
But the upside is you get to meet amazing people.
And most famous people, spoiler alert, are actually not worth knowing at all.
But occasionally, you run into someone who's famous, and in spite of being famous, is genuinely interesting, and really smart, and free-thinking.
And if you'd asked me five years ago, would Roseanne Barr, who's one of the most famous people in the world, be one of those people?
I mean, I didn't know.
But I interviewed Roseanne Barr on the strong recommendation of a friend of mine whom I trust several years ago, and I wound up thinking that Roseanne Barr is one of the more extraordinary people I've ever met.
And I have been furiously texting with her ever since because she's so smart and she's so deep.
And so, and I mean that, and you're about to see that.
So it is with great gratitude that I introduce, ladies and gentlemen, Roseanne Barr.
So let me ask you, I'm always interested, well you just said it yourself, like why in a world full of reporters is James O'Keefe the only one telling us what's actually happening to the country our ancestors built?
And so let me ask you a variety of that question of all the famous people in the entertainment business.
Why have you decided to say exactly what you think?
Well, I always decided to say exactly what I think.
Whether it ruins my life or not.
Yeah, because that's why I got into it, you know.
That's part of being a comedian.
I mean, you know, to make anything funny, it has to have some truth in it, you know.
And so the truth is the funniest thing in the world, really.
Truth is so funny and so beautiful and so strong and so incredible and so God-like because God is truth, you know.
So you always got to find that kernel of it.
If you want to make people laugh or say anything that touches them or be real at all, you've got to be real and you've got to, you know, come from that deep place.
She's like, God, since the minute you were born, you were you.
My mom says when I was born, all the other little babies were in their little baby beds there in the hospital, but there was one that was screaming real loud, and she just knew it was hers.
And she went down there, and all the other ones were all nice and being cute babies, but one of them was...
Trying to shove both its fists into its mouth and screaming.
And they had to put a little straitjacket on me to keep me from eating both my fists.
And she said, you know, it was always like that with you.
You know, I went on a great big old farm and it had all these deer and we tracked it and all that stuff and set up the thing and the whole thing.
It was so awesome.
Got the big old rifle out, you know, and put it on the holder and then stood there like looking in the bushes for it and everything.
It was so cool.
Man, I felt like I was really...
You know, like I could take care of myself, you know what I mean?
Like, I was thinking, like, well, who knows what they're going to shut down or take away from us next, but I can always go out and shoot myself a deer if I have to.
And that is insulting to us women who, like I said, It is so insulting to those women, you know, like me, who are never asked to blow a guy for a promotion.
We're going to get into it, and you were getting into it, but, you know, I've been involved in this fight for a really long time, and he wasn't just...
Being a woman or a girl or any of that stuff, he was dressing up like an eight-year-old.
Right?
You saw it, right?
I was irate.
And then he would run in his bedroom with his teddy bears and stuff in that little girl's dress.
Yeah, the people who do evil are destroyed by evil, but the people who don't hate evil, because we're commanded in the Torah to hate evil.
We're not supposed to tolerate or love it or look the other way or forgive it.
We're supposed to chase after it with hate to extinguish it from this planet.
That's the only thing we're allowed to feel hate for, not for another human being who happens to be captive of the force of the devil, but the devil himself.
We are supposed to hate him and the evil he does by serving our God.
And by loving our God and loving what's good because God is good.
So when you're not choosing, you are choosing.
You know what I mean?
You're choosing not to be on the right side.
You're choosing to go, oh, well, it doesn't involve me.
Well, it does involve you.
And you're on the wrong side of stuff.
You didn't pick.
It picked for you.
Like a lot of people will say, well, I'm not political.
I don't care about politics.
Well, that's fine, but politics cares about you.
And you are not immune.
And I think these times are showing people that.
It doesn't matter if you think you're immune or you can, you know, immerse yourself in insignificant things.
It's still going to get you.
It's coming right now.
It's gathering forces coming for our country.
And, you know, it's past time for us to sit around doing...
Going like, well geez, I hope somebody will do something about it.
And I'm Jewish, and my grandparents, they sponsored a lot of people to come over after the Holocaust.
They sponsored, I think it was 20 families to come over from concentration camps, and my grandparents owned an apartment house, and that's where I grew up, and I grew up with survivors.
And every Friday night for Shabbat dinner, everyone would come to my grandmother's house, you know, They had numbers on their arms.
And that's where I started my career, actually, because I always said my grandmother had a big, like, window, a window seat.
And so I would go up there and entertain because I really don't like people all that much unless I'm on stage and they're watching me.
Then I really love them, you know.
I'm not good on one-to-one things because I get tongue-tied and nervous, but I really like to entertain, and they all clap and stuff, and I did my really good Shirley Temple impressions, and I made my mom do my hair in ringlets and everything, and my family lied to me, and they told me that I was better than Shirley Temple and everything like that, and I believed them until I was older.
That was a horrible letdown there.
But sometimes they would tell stories about what they had been through.
They didn't have, you know, they were in PTSD, you know.
And I was the only kid around.
And so they often would point to me.
This is a lot of why I'm really neurotic and stuff.
And they would point to me and they would say, little girls like her.
And then they would tell a horrible thing that happened.
Huh?
What?
I don't know what you're saying.
Oh, well, I love you too.
You're so nice.
Thank you.
Well, so they was always pointing to me and going, little girls like her, they did this and that.
They were watching the Eichmann trial on TV, you know, and I'd come in and they'd go, don't let her watch it.
But then my aunts, they'd go, no, she should see this.
I would never show my kids when they were three what I saw.
But, you know, it's horrifying, and I got horrible PTSD from it, too, and a lot of other mental things like obsessive-compulsive and a whole bunch of tics.
But, so, I wanted to get away from them.
I went in the bathroom and locked the bathroom door.
I was only three, and they all were coming.
Hey, Rosie, turn the black knob, and, you know, oh, she's locked.
You know, they were Jewish, so they were like, oh my God, she's locked herself in the bathroom.
So our longtime producer Justin Wells and a team have been embedded, with no publicity at all, with Donald Trump on the campaign trail for months.
They're the only crew capturing what is going on on the campaign in real time, intimately.
They're with Trump as he campaigns for the presidency across the country.
And they've shot some amazing footage.
It shows you what it's really like in there.
So if you're a member, you will soon be able to get this docuseries covering the historic campaign, the fall of Joe Biden, never before seen footage from the assassination attempt at the Butler Township, Pennsylvania, Trump rally, and a lot more.
It's going to pull back the curtain completely.
They are embedded inside the campaign.
I can't wait to see it personally.
But to get it first, go to TuckerCarlson.com, become a member.
Oh no, I have no doubts at all whether good or evil win.
I know good always wins.
It takes its time though because, you know, a lot of people have to wake up because they don't even know what's the difference between good and evil.
And we got a lot of people in our country, they still are blind to it.
They don't see that they're supporting evil.
They have no idea.
And, you know, but now it's so in their face.
I think that God is pulling the veil off of all of it in front of us.
And every day, don't you just see it?
Every day it's getting harder and harder not to see it.
And I think that these people, they have to work really hard not to see it and not to put the pieces together.
And that's why we don't have any journalists.
Journalists are supposed to put the severed parts together for us to get the picture.
So that's why they knew they couldn't have any of them.
You know, we have to be, like I say, unified field of bullshit.
That's what we have for media.
Because if they were to tell the truth, people would get the picture clearly and wouldn't allow it.
But they have plausible deniability.
That's why they lie, because people will go, well, maybe it isn't that they're stealing our country and selling it out from under us, these people that pretend to represent us.
Maybe they're not making deals just for themselves and their families with the money we work up here to pay taxes.
And pay for all that stuff to allow them to kill us.
You know?
Maybe people would see real clearly what's being done to the people of our country.
And particularly what's being done to the children in our country and to the children they're bringing to this country.
And to the genocide that is happening to those children that they're bringing to this country, and to the genocide that's going on to the children in this country.
No, but I would be in mental institutions with other young people so I would hear from them what was going on in their lives.
And so I always knew because they told me.
And when I came to Hollywood, People regarded me as a mother figure, you know?
And they still do, and I love it.
And I, you know, love it.
Love children.
I love children of all ages.
But people would come to me, kids in Hollywood, and, you know, they would tell me things, a lot of them, that never told their own parents.
I would listen because I felt like that was part of why God allowed me to have what I got, you know?
Because I owed that, you know?
I felt like I owed that.
In telling the story of this family that was archetypical to me of all the great families I grew up with.
We're working class and poor, you know, right on that line and just we're so noble.
You know, that's what I wanted to bring to television because I was so sick of seeing working people insulted all the time, particularly, you know, I was just sick of it.
So I would sit there watching TV and go, when I get the Roseanne show, you know, we're going to show, you know, how into...
Indispensable these people are.
The people who make everything go.
And I always regarded it as a spiritual, you know, mission to do that.
And plus it made me feel good, you know, to do it.
Because I knew that it wasn't, I knew they didn't, I knew the people in charge didn't value it.
Nor did they value the people at home that were.
Making them all their money and watching it and buying all their products and all that stuff.
I mean, it was the biggest show in America, and then it became really clear to everyone in Hollywood that the people you portrayed and the people who watch the show were like 100% Trump voters.
Okay, but first I want to finish, because I said this, I talked some a little while ago, a week or so ago, but people were agreeing with me because I think, well, a human being cares about life.
So if we're trying, you're saying that if we're trying to assess people, the ability to repent and change is the number one way we understand what we're dealing with.
And so a lot of these things, a lot of these messengers, they are like phantoms and we can create them in our mind with...
When we are not honest with ourselves and we're not right with God and we just like project our own crap onto everybody else, we can create a phantom that way by projection.
So, now if we get a good angel or a good messenger that brings us a good message that lifts us, That's a gift from God, you know, to do better, you know, to go the right way.
And it also says that every, you know, Torah also says that every tribe of human, you know, every tribe of being is here to fix itself through repentance and, you know, by being real honest with yourself and, you know, going to God and saying, I did this.
I like to have the capacity for self-reflection.
And Trump is doing...
Trump, I think, is here to do the lifting for our country.
Everything that our country did that was bad, he's here to lift us out of that and take us into the good.
I always think of Trump that the main, looking back 100 years from now, I think it'll be clear that because of Trump, a lot of us, I'm in the category for sure, I lived in D.C. I had no idea what was going on in the city I lived with among the people who were my neighbors.
I always knew they were gay as hell, too, because when they're getting out, they're going, I'm a man, and there's nothing but bitches, and they don't this and that.
Well, they've decided and they've succeeded in making people with normal goals like getting married, have kids, buy a house, send the kids to summer camp.
Like, these are not crazy buy a helicopter, take over the world goals.
But I think all of them, the Uniparty, They are just trying to, they are, they're scared to death and they're just trying to protect themselves because when that list comes out and all the other stuff is declass, you know, it's going to be like worse than the emperor naked.
It's going to be the emperor went to Epstein Island and ate people.
So many kids that I was in mental institutions with over the years, they are all from those cults.
And they've covered it all up.
They've covered it all up.
You know, I just pray to God.
I'm just going to pray to God that he opens everybody's eyes in this country.
By the time we go in to vote for Trump, that he will open up everybody's eyes and they will stop pretending to be asleep.
You know what they say?
You can't wake people up that are pretending to be asleep.
But I pray to God, please wake up even those who are pretending to be asleep.
Irrefutable truth of what the worst people on this planet are really up to.
They are really up to that.
They're doing it.
There are so many victims.
There are so many victims.
There are so many children victims that are now adults.
There are so many adult victims who have been They're raped and brutalized and seen their brothers and sisters murdered in these houses where their parents are, you know, drug addicts because that happened to them too.
It is at, you know, what did they call it when COVID, what was that?
I know he's playing some kind of game with us where it's like, no, that's not going to work anymore.
You are going to have to repent.
I think he's telling us, no, you're going to have to face what you did and say you're sorry and make recompense for it and come to me with a clean heart this time because we're not playing games no more.
This is it.
You want to save your country, start with yourself.
Start with loving each other and love me.
You want to save your country, start there, start at home.
I hate to tell you that it's still going on in 2024, but you know what they can't censor?
Live events.
And that's why we are hitting the road on a fall tour for the entire month of September, coast to coast.
We'll be in cities across the United States.
We'll be in Greenville, South Carolina with Marjorie Taylor Greene, Sunrise, Florida with John Rich, Jacksonville, Florida with Donald Trump Jr. You can get tickets at tuckercarlson.com.