Tucker Carlson

We're screaming about who is a Nazi, who's not a Nazi.

So I guess the thing that we can learn from Mark Levin in this case is...

If you have a position, argue that position.

Levin doesn't want to argue his position.

It's very hard to defend, so he won't defend it.

He'll just attack.

But the rest of us who have a sincere position about America's relationship with Israel and the damage it has done to the Trump coalition, which we're watching it be destroyed, very unfortunately, those people should argue what they believe and not get caught in this trap of

of identity politics.

Who's a Nazi who has a right to speak?

Buzz off.

No.

AIPAC is a foreign lobby.

It should register as one.

Our country should come first in the thinking of every person who represents our country.

Those are the debates that we ought to be having.

So the next lesson that we should learn from this is that you can't allow other people to define your priorities.

You are an adult.

You are an American.

You have the right to decide what matters to you.

If you're having trouble paying your health insurance or if you think divorce laws are unfair in this country or if you think chemtrails are a problem, if you don't like fluoride in the water, if you think there should be a cap on credit card interest, whatever the issue that matters to you matters.