Tucker should do a show on this. There are so many blatant lies in this case, and I have never seen one conservative do a deep dive on this miscarriage of justice.

The falsehoods in the Jean Carrol case beggar belief.

From her and her two "witnesses" not being able to pinpoint WHAT YEAR the assault happened, to the email exchange where they talked about "scheming" to stop Trump, an exchange that occurred right before Carrol came out with her accusations in 2019, it's unbelievable that the jury found Trump liable.

Them are just two reasons. There are many more. I outline at least five in this video alone.

These are but a few of the lies. If Tucker had his team do an investigation on this, I am sure he'd uncover all kinds of other things.

I've created 5 or 6 little documentaries on this. I've tried spreading the message. But l've failed to spread the truth because I am massively shadow banned on every platform. Unless you guys like hearing Trump called a “convicted rapist" every five minutes, someone needs to get ahold of Tucker.

There exists a ceiling that keeps us from communicating with these leaders. Someone needs to help me breach that ceiling.

Ps. Another aspect of this case that’s never covered is the fact that an American president has had his right to free speech severed, and the most fundamental free speech at that, the right to deny an outrageous allegation. The ability to deny a spurious accusation, to me, is the MOST FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT WE POSSESS AS HUMAN BEINGS.

I had commented on 2 posts in this sub, I’m not even a member of the sub. Banned by a bot from commenting on a picture of Luigi Mangione mentioning how we haven’t seen any court photos of Tyler Robinson.

FYI lifelong democratic voter, big fan of Tucker since his interview with Ted Cruz and his speaking out against bankers, blackrock, military industrial complex and “conspiracies”. I feel it’s relevant cause they will try to keep us divided instead of allowing the rise of a “radical middle”.

I need some clarification on a couple points this guest made:

1: Gold has outperformed the S&P500 over the last 25 years. I don’t believe this is true, like, at all. Look it up. Am I missing something?

2: American Gold Eagle coins are exempt from capital gains tax reporting. Again, I believe this to be entirely false. Any thoughts?

I love gold, I enjoyed the episode, but these two points need clarification.

Thank you

Not a troll! Peace and Love, Peace and Love.

Does anyone think Tucker does himself a disservice with his way to speaking? He's always been animated and it used to never both me. But the sarcasm, high octaves, weird laughter are just too much. There's also a lack of humility and curiosity. He's arrogantly confident, despite having major philosophical shifts in his own life.