Tucker Carlson Tears Into Ted Cruz In The Most Gloriously Awkward Interview You'll See

[Landon Caeli]

Great, if the President would like to take the evidence to the UN and form a multi-national coalition to make sure that Iran becomes incapable of producing nuclear weapons, I’d get on board with that.

But “deciding” for the rest of the world to go ahead with Israel is pushing the concept to the limit.

What if Trump formed a multi-national coalition with 4 or 5 African countries like Congo, and Rwanda, and maybe a few Asian ones like Phillipines, instead of Europe?

Would that suffice? Or are you totally all about Europe exclusively?

 

[Desk trauma]

Great, if the President would like to take the evidence to the UN and form a multi-national coalition to make sure that Iran becomes incapable of producing nuclear weapons, I’d get on board with that.

Worked so well with Iraq…

 

[Landon Caeli]

I said it was being provoked.

Why should anyone care that Iran was "provoked" into enriching uranium to near nuclear grade?

The reality is they made an error, in thinking they're big enough for those britches. Even after being repeatedly told their not, by the global community.

 

[wing2000]

I watch part of the interview...it was rather amusing watching Carlson needle Ted Cruz.

A better question may have been: "Do you know how many hypersonic missles Iran has?"

 

[Landon Caeli]

Hey, you know what would be a major catastrophe? If North Korea gave Iran a nuke, in exchange for oil profits.

...I'm just saying, I hope people are watching that. I know it's not the topic, but I have to express it. Carry on.

 

[Landon Caeli]

I feel like North Korea is a real, surprise, threat! Carlson isn't smart enough to consider that.

 

[BCP1928]

Why should anyone care that Iran was "provoked" into enriching uranium to near nuclear grade?

Because it gives them more reasons to think they need a bomb.

The reality is they made an error, in thinking they're big enough for those britches. Even after being repeatedly told their not, by the global community.

They are a sovereign nation, one of the oldest on the planet. They are still a sovereign nation, despite the fact that we overthrew their government, armed and supported Iraq in their war against Iran, pulled out of the Nuclear treaty we had with them, a few things like that.

 

[durangodawood]

I guess it could be sort of entertaining watching two people I completely dont respect launching into each other?

 

[Postvieww]

Tell me why the U.S. gets to decide (unilaterally) which nations are “allowed” to try to possess the capability to produce nuclear weapons?

Seriously? This particular nation for years has been shouting death to America and Israel. Not to mention all of the terrorism funded by Iran. Is this a nation you support having a nuclear weapon and intercontinental ballistic missiles?

 

[Landon Caeli]

Because it gives them more reasons to think they need a bomb.


They are a sovereign nation, one of the oldest on the planet. They are still a sovereign nation, despite the fact that we overthrew their government, armed and supported Iraq in their war against Iran, pulled out of the Nuclear treaty we had with them, a few things like that.

Your response seems similar to Stockholm syndrome. Remember how James Foley read a script on live TV prepared for Bush, and then kindly tilted his chin up, so Jihadi John could get a clean cut?

 

[BCP1928]

Seriously? This particular nation for years has been shouting death to America and Israel. Not to mention all of the terrorism funded by Iran. Is this a nation you support having a nuclear weapon and intercontinental ballistic missiles?

No. I'm just sorry that we have been putting them in a position to think they need to have them.

 

[BCP1928]

Your response seems similar to Stockholm syndrome.

How so? I don't have to "love" them to think that going to war with them is a bad idea. "We have to attack them before they develop nukes and can respond to an attack with them."

 

[Landon Caeli]

No. I'm just sorry that we have been putting them in a position to think they need to have them.

Don't be sorry for that. What happened, happened... Nothing we can do about the past, but the future we can change.

...Also, they have the ability to be nice and behave too!

 

[Postvieww]

No. I'm just sorry that we have been putting them in a position to think they need to have them.

This post shows cluelessness to the historical and spiritual aspects of Iran and their evil agenda.

 

[wing2000]

Hey, you know what would be a major catastrophe? If North Korea gave Iran a nuke, in exchange for oil profits.

...I'm just saying, I hope people are watching that. I know it's not the topic, but I have to express it. Carry on.

Russia would be more likely given Iran's supplying Russia with drones...then again, I doubt Putin trust the Iranians....that much.

 

[BCP1928]

This post shows cluelessness to the historical and spiritual aspects of Iran and their evil agenda.

Which is largely imaginary. In any case, we have been treating Iran to aggressive hostility since 1953. I don't have to "love" them or approve of them to understand that they are tired of it and why.

 

[wing2000]

This post shows cluelessness to the historical and spiritual aspects of Iran and their evil agenda.

Yea, it's time for the CIA to decapitate the Iranian government and install another Shah.

 

[Desk trauma]

Hey, you know what would be a major catastrophe? If North Korea gave Iran a nuke, in exchange for oil profits.

...I'm just saying, I hope people are watching that. I know it's not the topic, but I have to express it. Carry on.

Bit of a reversal from your previous position of the North Koreans having nukes being fine.

 

[Landon Caeli]

Russia would be more likely given Iran's supplying Russia with drones...then again, I doubt Putin trust the Iranians....that much.

I've come to realize that when people are 'hungry', they're more willing to do risky things... All that oil money could sure make a difference for a lot of North Koreans in a communist environment... Not to mention, the common enemy they share with Iran.

 

[Landon Caeli]

Bit of a reversal from your previous position of the North Koreans having nukes being fine.

Yeah, I'm beginning to second guess that.