We're in June, the month of June,
summer.
I don't even know if it's actually
summary, I think it's still spring,
but Tucker Carlson wants to talk
about holiday related culture wars,
because it's never too
early to talk about holiday related
culture wars.
Let's hear what he had to talk
about with one of his
guests in June.
>> I know that when they teach
the children about Thanksgiving,
they ask them, what could have been
done differently on Thanksgiving?
Which strikes me as a way to shame
children for
their American heritage.
>> Well of course it is.
>> Yeah. >> Of course it is, It's a
way to make them hate the country.
>> It's June.
In case you guys don't know, it's
not even September, not October,
not November, it is June, and
they're talking about Thanksgiving.
And because look, Tucker Carlson is
running out of material.
What is the guy going to
talk about?
I mean, he's exhausted all of his
other culture war talking points.
So let's get it
started early everyone.
Let's start talking about the war
on Christmas, Thanksgiving.
I mean, it's just, how do people
watch that garbage and think like,
nailed it.
This is, I feel smarter, I feel
more enriched by watching this.
Richard, jump in.
Yep, so thank God it doesn't
surprise me.
So now he's talking about,
obviously the fact that a question
came out.
I mean, his guest said,
they're asking a question.
Well, that's the whole idea of
school [LAUGH]
>> Is to answer questions.
And to answer a question,
somebody must pose one to you,
is called critical thinking.
And you must think about
things critically,
they don't want critical thinking,
i.e critical race theory, they
don't want that either, even though
critical race theory is not even
taught in K through 12 education.
Tucker Carlson will later talk
about, I guarantee you this, mark
my words on my prediction, he will
bring up Christmas, and he will say
there's an assault on Christmas.
>> Yeah. >> Because there are more
black and brown Santa Clauses
throughout malls across the country
or something like that.
And he will follow the same lane of
the former person there,
Megyn Kelly, who told us like 10
o'clock at night., he told children
that Jesus is white and
Santa Claus is white.
Once again, this person has a whole
damn law degree, saying something
like that on national television.
Tucker Carlson knows exactly
what he's doing.
He has become a simple red meat
guy.
He is delivering red meat to
the masses of misguided Trump
supporters, because he is
the epitome of sellout.
He literally takes the position
every day on his show, that he
knows can only be maintained in
a bubble of dishonesty.
>> Also, can I just jump in and
ask, what could have been different
on Thanksgiving?
Yeah, I guess the Wampanoag could
have left the Pilgrims starve and
not shared their food, and
then maybe they wouldn't have been
colonized, and then there wouldn't
have been problems.
I mean,
it's not that crazy of a question
like actually,
the Thanksgiving story is one that
supports Native American rights,
that talks about hey, it could have
been different, it's such a bizarre
thing to even think was a problem.
[LAUGH] >> Yeah.
>> And also, can I just say that in
the lower third of that clip,
it says anti white education or
anti white curriculum.
This is the kind of rhetoric that
again, a white supremacist on
cable news is allowed to say.
>> Yeah >> Anti white,
what does that even mean?
What are you talking about?
There's nothing anti white about
talking and
questioning Thanksgiving.
>> Right, but more importantly I
mean, look, what's the whole point
about learning about history or
learning anything in school, right?
Knowing our story and knowing what
our faults are, what this country's
history got wrong, and what we can
learn from it is important.
It's not about learning to
hate people.
It's not about anything meaning
to demonize white people of today,
but we should know our history.