Tucker Carlson

No, I'm sorry because that's wrong.

And it's exactly what I don't like about someone else.

And I don't like it about myself when I do it.

And I'm gonna try not to do it again.

And of course I will do it, probably by the end of the show, I'll do it again because I'm prone to that, because I get mad.

But we need to say, every single time we do that, no.

I'm sorry I did that, and I'll try my best not to do it again.

So really, just to keep in mind, as things heat up, don't become the people you despise, or else what's the point?

We wind up, I mean, the Second World War is that story.

We're fighting for freedom, but we're arming Joseph Stalin to do it.

Really, we sent more money and airplanes and tanks and Jeeps and boots and food and

To Joseph Stalin, the greatest mass murderer in history, in order to bring what?

Freedom to the world?

It's not a defense of Hitler, of course.

But that's shameful.

The Roosevelt administration did that with the full support of his party.

It's like, don't become the thing that you hate.

That's it.

And if you don't do that, if you allow yourself to get carried away so mad that you start mimicking the hate that's coming at you...

What happens?