Tucker Carlson

And the way to think about this is, who cares?

Your priorities are every bit as important as Mark Levin's because you are a co-equal with Mark Levin because you're also an American citizen.

He gets one vote, you get one vote.

That's our system.

So Mark Levin can scream at you all he wants and tell you you must really care about affecting regime change in Iran.

It is absolutely okay.

In fact, it's your duty to say to Mark Levin, I don't really care.

I can't afford my health insurance.

Our leader should solve that problem.

And you'll be joined in that by like 150 million other Americans who agree with you, who can't find Iran on a map.

They're not pro-Iran.

They're not Shiite Muslims.

But they have real problems and they want a hearing for those problems.

They want someone else to care about those problems.

That's okay.

And it's interesting because people like Levin and Ben Shapiro, who at one point had this like media empire propped up by Facebook, The Daily Wire with some good people on it.

You know, it's fine.

It's fine.

But Ben Shapiro spent, I don't know, a decade posing as someone who actually cared about your concerns as an American.

He did it imperfectly.