Tucker Carlson

I just I don't know.

Does that shock you?

Or maybe I'm just too naive.

I did not see that coming at all.

I really want to get that out.

No, and I'm so glad you said that.

I mean, it raises a lot of questions about 9-11, by the way.

I was told that al-Qaeda did 9-11 and killed 3,000 Americans.

And I spent 20 years adjusting my life accordingly and covering all this nonsense around the world and really believing that.

So if that's true, how do we have an al-Qaeda leader playing basketball with American servicemen?

A. B, I was also told that...

you know, the Arab countries are the problem, right?

So I happen to be in an Arab country with, you know, well-connected people in that country, people who run that country, the day that Assad landed in Moscow and this character took over Syria.

And I just happened to be there.

So I asked, like, who is this guy?

And they were, I mean, their instinct was, this is bad.

This guy's like a jihadi.

He's a radical.

They hate the jihadis, by the way, the leaders of

prosperous Arab countries, probably of all Arab countries, because they're a threat to them.