Tucker Carlson GOES IN on DC Politicians, Says They Hate Trump at IAFF Fire Fighters Conference..says republicans hate Trump more than Democrats

I'm only 10 minutes in and it's already 60 minutes of Truth. Great job Tuck and OP, everyone else give it a watch!

That was the hardest I've laughed in awhile.

Thanks.

I should also include, I think Tucker is a great spokesman what is wrong with this country and why people voted for Trump. While it's not entirely the reasoning, but he clarifies things and I wish that both sides would take some time to think about what he's saying...

We cannot continue to go on with things as they were... And we certainly cannot go back to what Obama brought us once Trump's time is done in office. As much as it does worry me because this all out war that's going on between the Deep State and Trump could really go sideways. But it's something that needs to happen in order for progression in the right direction.

It's amazing just how many traitors there are in the power structure....

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I like Tucker and this video is good, but he needs to learn the difference between a democracy and our Constitutional Republic.

There were several errors I noticed, such as this. I'm really not nearly as stoked on this speech as anyone else here seems to be... not trying to be a downer or anything. I think it is nice to hear someone from DC speaking at least some aspects of truth to the outer world... but I'm getting a lot of questions popping up between the lines here.

I dunno, please, I'm not a shill, just observing this speech with the mind I have acquired.

You cannot overstate the degree to which Republicans in DC hate Donald Trump. They really hate him. DC, the city of, where I've lived all my life, is overwhelmingly, 94% (?) for Hillary. Every Prius on my street has an Obama sticker on it... Of course they hate Trump because they're like, 'Who is this guy?!' The Republicans hate him more. Idi Ammin would get a warmer welcome in our dog park than Donald Trump; were he to venture into Northwest DC...

(Trump's) a threat, not just to their vision of the country but to the... high-wage, low work jobs, to the inside deal they have. The 'Drain the Swamp' stuff? They hated that above all. And it was a huge part of the reason Trump won.

You know how you know DC's corrupt? Because it's a great city to live in. We're the richest city in America. Why wouldn't we be? We make innovative products the world wants to - wait. No, sorry. I got us confused with a real city. We're the richest city because government spends more than it ever has and we take the vig so it sticks to us and then we distribute it to our friends. It's the definition of corruption. We have full employment. If you wandered around there's a construction crane on every corner. All the kids are happy. Everybody's impressive. Everyone's in a great mood. I've never been to lunch here that lasted less than two hours. And I've never paid. That's what it's like.

Why wouldn't the rest of the country, a country in which the middle class is literally dying... look on at this and say, 'That's disgusting. The people may be nice but this is unfair. This is wrong.'? That's the lesson the Republican party should have learned from this... Instead they decided it's all about Trump.

I spent a year and a half on the road covering this. Totally changed my politics. Totally changed my view of America... as traveling places and talking to people always does change you. Which is why you should do it. But in that year and a half I never met a single person who said, 'I'm voting for Trump because he's just the kind of guy I want to "babysit my kids." Or, 'I'm leaving for the weekend. I want him to stay with my wife and balance my checkbook while I'm gone.' Like that's him. I never met one person who said, 'I was kind of on the fence about Trump until I saw that Access Hollywood tape. And then I thought, 'He's speaking to me.' Not one person said anything like that. And I met thousands of people who were voting for Trump.

I called the election early because I could see what this was about. It was never about him. It was about what he represented. It was about what he was saying. In some ways it was about the issues too. He was bringing up issues that nobody ever talked about in DC. Immigration and trade. In Washington we never debated either issue. Ever. Why? "Because we don't debate things"? All we do is debate things. No one ever debates immigration and trade. Which is weird because they're big issues.

Immigration determines who comes in to your country, who lives next door to you, and who chooses your President. That's not a small thing. Trade determines wealth generation. These are big issues. "Why were they never debated?" Because nobody disagreed on them, that's why. There was a bi-partisan consensus that both were good, that there was no downside to either one, and more of them was always better. We should have realized that was untrue because that's never true... Everything is a mixed blessing. If you awake some morning and something is "all good", there's no downside?? You are dead!