A breath-taking admission from a dangerous man--




It is common knowledge that former Fox talking head Tucker Carlson is a manipulator, and he is a primary "advisor" to the current GOP front-runner. His recent junket to Moscow to "interview" Putin does not pass the smell test: he asked no real questions, and Putin talked over him, telling his fantastical version of, well, everything, for about 30 minutes. Who travels all the way to Moscow to sit down and be lectured? I suspect there may be more to his trip, and the chat was a cover. But that may well be a conspiracy theory. That said, this, as written about yesterday by noted historian Heather Cox Richardson in her daily post, "Letters from an American":

On Monday, in Dubai, Egyptian journalist Emad El Din Adeeb asked Carlson why, when interviewing Putin, he “did not talk about Navalny, about assassinations, about restrictions on opposition in the coming elections.” Carlson replied by equating Russia and the U.S., saying: “Every leader kills people…. Some kill more than others. Leadership requires killing people.”  


EVERY LEADER KILLS PEOPLE?

LEADERSHIP REQUIRES KILLING PEOPLE?

This is dangerous talk, especially from this man, and because of who he advises. We've already heard statements from 45* himself, regarding his plans to weaponize government to go after and eliminate his "enemies." 

It is past time for people to take this kind of talk seriously. As Maya Angelou said, "When someone shows you who they are believe them the first time.” Unfortunately, a large contingent of Americans have very fuzzy memories.

Have a safe day,

C

 

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