He's said and done things that speak to his fundamentally, profoundly evil character. He's called for President Trump to face Nuremberg-style treason charges and suggested he's the antichrist, accused the president of being enslaved by the Jews, said Israel was involved in 9/11, praised Sharia law, claimed radical Islam doesn't cause terrorism, campaigned for Zohran Mamdani, Abdul El-Sayed, and Graham Platner, suggested Israel murdered Charlie Kirk, called Churchill the villain of World War II, argued Iran should get a nuclear bomb, and described the Trump administration — the one in which Vance is the number two — as a criminal enterprise. Why does the Vice President have such a hard time distancing himself from him? How could he possibly call someone like that a friend?
Look, I'm not in the business of recommending who someone should or shouldn't be friends with. But I continue to be baffled by the Vice President's stalwart defense of this wicked man. Tucker doesn't "disagree politically" with Trump and the administration. He's said and done things that speak to his fundamentally, profoundly evil character. He's called for President Trump to face Nuremberg-style treason charges and suggested he's the antichrist, accused the president of being enslaved by the Jews, said Israel was involved in 9/11, praised Sharia law, claimed radical Islam doesn't cause terrorism, campaigned for Zohran Mamdani, Abdul El-Sayed, and Graham Platner, suggested Israel murdered Charlie Kirk, called Churchill the villain of World War II, argued Iran should get a nuclear bomb, and described the Trump administration — the one in which Vance is the number two — as a criminal enterprise. Why does the Vice President have such a hard time distancing himself from him? How could he possibly call someone like that a friend?
