Tucker Carlson on Racism Accusations & The Problem with the Educated Class
April 3, 2023
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Summary
Tucker Carlson sits down with Adam and recalls how his last appearance on the podcast directly inspired some of his latest projects. The two then share their thoughts on the problem with pharmaceutical companies, the downfall of Los Angeles, and what causes destructive behavior. Adam brings up LA councilman Mark Ridley-Thomas’s recent conviction which leads to a discussion about the how affirmative action can be detrimental.
Next, Tucker reveals how he handles racism accusations and shares which kind of people do madden him. The guys then compare chronic marijuana use to nicotine before Adam asks about the January 6th footage that Tucker recently unveiled. Lastly, Tucker remembers some of the issues he faced while covering 9/11 and the guys predict where society heads next.
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