Tucker Carlson

Uh,

Amen.

I agree.

Yeah, and I don't think that I should be required to pay for it or denounced as a Nazi.

But it's interesting and very distressing to me, since I spent my whole life on the right, whatever that is.

I'm beginning to ask, what is that exactly?

But I thought that one of the pillars of non-liberal thought, one of the main reasons Trump got elected last November, was because we on the right

are opposed to censorship.

And I sincerely am, on the deepest level.

I would never submit to that under any circumstances, because I think it's the thing that separates the free from the enslaved.

If you're free, you can't tell me what to think or say, period.

And of course, it's the most American of all values.

So I thought that that was a sacrosanct principle, and that it would never be violated by anyone.

And we can disagree, but you could never try to prevent me from saying it.

And I wake up and maybe I just missed this.

I didn't know this.

All of a sudden, everybody I know, Barry Weiss and that creepy guy from the Babylon Bee and all these people, it turns out they spend all day

thinking about how to prevent other people from talking and working to prevent other people from talking.

Barry Weiss is at the top of that list.

Here's a media executive, the head of CBS News, whose real interest is imposing censorship on the country on behalf of another country.