Tucker Carlson

That's not an ideological point.

It's just an obvious observation.

And it was one of the observations that Charlie Kirk was making on a daily basis before he was assassinated, which is interesting.

And it's that kids are buying food on credit.

Buy now, pay later.

That's credit.

You're paying interest on that, whether they call it that or not.

Late fees.

People are loaning you money at a much higher interest rate than, say, rich people are borrowing money.

And that's bad because it's really hard to get out of it.

And if you're wondering why the average American homebuyer, American-born homebuyer is almost 40 years old, when the year I graduated from college, it was 28.

How did that happen?

People are in too much debt.

This is the, probably if it isolated in a world with a lot of issues, a lot of pressing issues, debt for young people is probably the number one issue, which is to say it's the number one thing that is destroying them and making it impossible for them to get married and have children, which Ben Shapiro told us he cared about.

And that's the conversation that they absolutely don't want to have.

So if you say, well, Maduro, whatever his many faults, probably stole the election.

It looks that way to me.

I don't know, but it looks that way.

People say he's bad.

Okay, I believe you.