Tucker Carlson

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Thanks so much for doing this.

Armenia is famous, to the extent it's famous.

Armenians are famous for, well, being successful in business and quite cohesive as a community and very sincerely Christian, observant.

But probably they're most famous for being exterminated by the Ottoman Turks at the end of the First World War, the Armenian Genocide.

And I think most people don't fully appreciate the extent to which that was religious persecution, that was a religious genocide, and they were murdered because they were Christians.

Tell us how we know that.

So I did not understand until we just had breakfast that the victims of the Armenian genocide, who've been talked about a lot, there's been a debate in the Congress for many years whether we can call it a genocide, whether that's somehow trademarked, but it was a genocide.

But I didn't understand that they were Christian martyrs.

They died not because of their ethnicity, but because of their religious faith.

That's amazing.

So that kind of defines 20th century, 21st century Armenian culture.

You know, we stood steadfast in our faith and were murdered for it.

So Christianity is at the center of Armenian culture.

Before Constantine, before the Roman Empire.

Well, that's fascinating.

And it's, I mean, the state of California where I'm originally from, you know, the Armenian community is very extremely successful, but very cohesive.