Tucker Carlson

The difference is we're committed to a set of Western principles, and those principles begin with we reject blood guilt.

And because we do, we reject collective punishment and genocide.

A lot of us thought that was a consensus after World War II.

That was the lesson of the Nazi regime.

Should have been the lesson of the Soviet regime, which, of course, practiced collective punishment and committed genocide against Christians.

Most people don't even know that.

They did more efficiently than the Nazis did.

But all of it is terrible.

All of it is awful.

And a lot of us thought that was the main lesson that we were supposed to take away from the war.

And by the way, that's a great lesson.

That's an excellent lesson.

We should take that lesson from the Second World War.

And then you wake up and there's Mark Levin, not just Mark Levin, but our policymakers, our members of Congress.

Most of them are not Jewish, by the way.

This like infected everybody.

That's OK.

It's not OK.

It'll never be OK.

It's a shame.