Tucker Carlson

“And hes worked on this for over ten years, assessing the injuries to us servicemen from being in close proximity to these objects or having contact with these …”

Carlson claims a Stanford professor (Garry Nolan) concluded that unexplained energy from UAP encounters scrambles or kills US servicemembers' brains.

“right before the invasion, days before the invasion, they send poor Kamala Harris, who has no idea what day it is, to the Munich security conference, an area s…”

Carlson claims Kamala Harris was sent to the 2022 Munich Security Conference days before Russia's invasion specifically to announce that the US wanted Ukraine to join NATO, in order to provoke war.

“AI is going to draw more electricity than anything else in the United States, more than steel production. Ok. Used to.”

Carlson claims AI data centers will become the single largest electricity draw in the United States, surpassing what steel production used to consume.

“Of course, the gender affirming clinics that have popped up all over the country since 2007. You see the map of it. It's fucking bananas.”

Carlson claims gender-affirming clinics for minors proliferated across the US starting in 2007 in a dramatic, mapped expansion.

“The US government spies on its own population more than the north korean government spies on its. That's just a fact.”

Carlson asserts as fact that the US government surveils its own citizens more than North Korea surveils its population.

“Well, they certainly have less instances of autism, which is really fascinating. It's very, very fascinating. The Amish have less autism? Yeah. There's almost …”

Carlson claims the Amish have almost no autism, implying it as evidence against vaccines given their lower vaccination rates.

“Well, they've had massive results. They've increased the homeless population dramatically. If you pay for something, you get more of it.”

Carlson claims California's homelessness spending directly caused a dramatic increase in the homeless population, framing government aid as the driver.

“So basically warrantless. Oh, of course. Warrantless, absolutely. And in, you know, violation of the fourth amendment to the constitution.”

Carlson claims the Turner-Himes surveillance bill discussed would authorize warrantless spying on Americans in violation of the Fourth Amendment.

“We've had the FISA, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance act, since, I think, 1977, so it predates. 911. Did it stop 911? Oh, I don't think it did.”

Carlson states FISA has existed since 1977 and argues that since it predated 9/11 without preventing it, surveillance powers don't deliver the safety benefits claimed.

“I think there are 2 million federal employees and another 10 million federal contractors. So, who are effectively government employees but don't have civil ser…”

Carlson claims there are roughly 2 million federal employees plus 10 million federal contractors, totaling 12 million people effectively working for the US federal government.

“And these people that are running this homelessness initiative or whatever the fuck they call it, they're making hundreds of thousands of dollars a year, some …”

Carlson claims homelessness-initiative operators are personally making up to a quarter million dollars a month.

“This guy is facing life in prison. And it looks to me because no one. Cause Barry Weiss has not defended him. I think this guy is likely to spend the rest of h…”

Carlson claims an elderly Uhuru movement defendant charged in the 2022 DOJ indictment over alleged Russian influence operations is facing life in prison for merely expressing opinions.

“The people who broke into the Watergate office building from which the name is taken. Watergate. I think it was six of them or seven of them. All but one was a…”

Carlson claims that all but one of the Watergate burglars were CIA employees.

“23 years. Could it really be 23 years after 911? 23 years later. What's the justification for classifying any document around 911? There's no justification.”

Carlson claims there is no justification whatsoever for the US government still classifying documents related to the September 11 attacks 23 years later.

“But when they did that study where they said that they had no data, like, how are you? What? You can't say whether or not it's doing anything? Well, how'd you …”

Carlson claims California spent $24 billion on homelessness while a state audit found no data on outcomes.

“there's no chain in the fossil record of that at all. And that's why you don't actually hear people. You hear them make reference to evolution, because the the…”

Carlson asserts there is no transitional fossil record supporting common-descent evolution and that Darwin's theory remains 'just a theory' and unproven nearly 200 years later.

“there's no evidence, has never been any evidence that there are lots of these objects, these vehicles coming into our atmosphere from somewhere else, some othe…”

Carlson claims UAPs are spiritual/supernatural phenomena native to Earth and that there is no evidence any of these objects enter the atmosphere from another planet.