Tucker Carlson

How will you have the information required to vote?

Censorship is totally incompatible with democratic government, period.

And it's also, by the way, illegal under the First Amendment to the Bill of Rights.

And Republicans just won an election on that platform.

And all of a sudden we learn there's really nobody in the world more excited about censorship than a neocon podcaster or a national review staffer.

They just love it.

People aren't going to forget that.

And in a year or two or five years or whatever, we're going to look back as we do on COVID and the BLM riots and the Me Too movement.

And we're going to ask ourselves, how do we fall for another moral panic, another social media-driven moral panic?

How did everyone go insane all at once, denouncing each other and denouncing old friends and beclowning themselves because they're caught up in this moment and they can't see that they're betraying the very principles they claimed like six months ago they would give their lives for?

And those people are going to feel shame and many of us will feel contempt for them more than we already do.

So that's going to happen.

They can't win this debate.

It's not actually a debate.

It's them name-calling.

So that's going to happen, rest assured.

But in the meantime, the rest of us have to listen to an awful lot of a man who a year ago was unknown to most Americans, kind of a third-tier podcast or TV host or radio host or whatever, a guy who was a weekend show on a cable channel, a guy called Mark Levin.

And for the last month, we've been watching Mark Levin say things that

No one in my lifetime has ever said from the right like this.

Watch.