Tucker Carlson is
confused about a great many things.
Some of it though I feel like he
could just Google or
like workout from self talk to
someone that he trust.
But he likes to work out in public,
how little he understands about
some core
stuff about being a human,
in this case about sexuality.
Here he is talking about
a Governor.
>> Kate Brown was first elected
governor of Oregon way back
in 2015.
At the time, there's not
a whole lot going on in Oregon, so
voters didn't ask many questions.
The one thing they did learn about
Kate Brown over and over again,
is that she is a self described
bisexual.
Why is this relevant?
Well, the media didn't explain.
They told us without exactly
explaining what it meant that this
fact was historic and
it was highly thrilling.
Kate Brown sex life was shattering
ceilings.
And yet if you looked a little
closer, you notice
something a little weird.
Actually, Kate Brown was
married to a man.
Yes, he had a different last name,
but he was still,
as they say on TikTok, binary.
He was a dude.
That's fine, of course, but
it was also a little confusing.
How does having a groom at her
wedding make Kate Brown an official
member of the LGBTQ exclamation
point community?
No one bothered to ask.
That kind of curiosity was
forbidden.
It was like wondering why we don't
call Barack Obama half white,
which he is.
It's not allowed,
stop with the questions, celebrate.
>> I understand that he's a very
rich person who probably doesn't
have many friends.
He has a very sheltered experience.
He said he was born in air.
I feel like someone could have
explained this to you.
Viviana, society is complicated.
I get it.
There's a lot of
different experiences.
I don't think bisexual is the most
complicated thing to understand.
>> Well, I find it hilarious that,
but he thinks that the term binary
came from Tik Tok.
That was the first time he talked
about binary.
Where do we begin?
I think the most salient thing is
if you do not understand your own
sexual identity and your own sexual
ideology, you're not
going to understand anybody else's.
I don't think that he has ever
really explored who he really
is and understand who he is on
a core level as a human being.
So he's not going to understand
LGBTQ and I, it's not exclamation.
And so that's sad.
>> No, no, no, Viviana.
You said I but that doesn't mock it
like saying exclamation does.
So sure you might be accurate but
you're not condescending enough,
come on, this is media.
>> Yeah, it's really sad
because he has quite a platform and
there's so much hate towards
the LGBTQ community.
Unless you know like your brother.
Well my brother's different.
It's really, really disgusting.
But it makes me sad for
him honestly, because he has no
idea who he is in reality.
He's never explored who he is in
reality.
So, it's just like, I think about
the protest too much Tucker.
>> Yeah, >> Figure out who you
are and then you'll understand what
that means.
And it's not her sexual behavior
that people were commenting on.
It's the fact that a woman who
rejects, or a person rather,
who rejects or who accepts or
who identifies differently than
the norm is holding office.
No, it wasn't anything about sex.
So he's way off as usual.
>> I'm trying to figure out what he
thinks bisexual means, so.
>> I never seen you speechless.
>> What does he think a lesbian is,
then?
But I want to just sit him down and
I want to give him flashcards
of different identifications and
I want to see him define them.
But briefly, let's acknowledge,
we get to do another edition of my
favorite thing with Tucker Carlson.
Stop saying you want to ask
questions and
just ask the question.
And in particular right now,
I really want you to ask
the question.
because I think the question is,
what's a bisexual?
It's really sad that you'd have to
ask these questions.
You have a smartphone, right?
Google's on it.
You could ask
Jeeves- >> He might be afraid.
>> [INAUDIBLE] store archived.
>> He might be afraid of what if he
Google's bisexual,
then what happens next.
I don't know. >> He might not want
it to be in his Google history so
we'll do it for him.
When you look at bisexual it says
noting or relating to a person who
is sexually or romantically
attracted to people of two or
more genders.
That's, by the way,
if you jump ahead in the next part,
that's apparently at a middle
school level.
The middle schoolers
understand that.
But Tucker his whole thing is, he
did this thing about Adam Kinzinger
crying in Waffle House.
And there was another segment.
I don't even know what
he's talking about.
He does these very long drawn out
segments.
That are like,
supposed to be funny.
No, see, Zachary says check.
Can you guys not recognize satire?
He can't recognize satire, and it
has nothing to do with whether or
not what we just saw was supposed
to be satire in some way.
It wasn't funny.
It wasn't illuminating.
It had nothing to do with anything
that has to do with satire.
All it was was dryly condescending.
And she's not making a big deal
about any of this.
So, who's the target for
any of this?
None of it makes any sense, except
the core mission, which is, to give
his audience people to hate.
They need someone new to feel
superior to literally every day.
They may not have any idea
who she is.
They may not know anything
about Oregon.
But they can briefly feel like
haha, they think she's a bisexual
but she doesn't comply with what we
think they should be now, haha.
It's not funny,
it's not deep, it's not insightful,
it's nothing, it's a waste of time.
It's a two minute hate that takes
60 minutes to get through.
>> It is. It's exactly that stoking
the fuel of just hate.
That's exactly it, John.
I want to know what he
thinks exclamation is though.
Is that like, yes.
It's like what is the exclamation?
>> I like that one though, yeah.
I don't know, I don't know.
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