Christopher Hitchens on Tucker Carlson

Christopher Hitchens discusses Iraq and terrorism with Tucker Carlson

[@innertubez]

It’s a shame we lost Christopher Hitchens when we did. It would be invaluable to hear what he would have to say about this current war.

[@jodawgsup]

you lot are so pathetic, go read his writings, go read edward said, go and do something other than this pathetic adoration

[@scozzard]

3:32 3:32 3:32

[@TheRealTurkFebruary]

Considering how much he changed in the 00’s, you might not like what you’re wishing for.

[@MikaelLewisify]

It’s a shame we didn’t lose Carlson instead.

[@Blazedreptile]

​@@TheRealTurkFebruaryhe was right about a lot if you're talking about Iraq

[@dmfc593]

"Which is it statesman or terrorist" I didn't know those were mutually exclusive.

[@ASkepticalHumanOnYouTube]

My thoughts exactly.

[@kgt7500]

They aren't.. which is the point of what he is saying. He was a statesman in the eyes of some people and a terrorist in the eyes of others so how will you remember him? Are you one of the people who thinks he's a statesman or are you one of the people who thinks he's a terrorist? (In reality it's all in how you view the person. He can be/likely is both).

[@eval_is_evil]

David Longfellow exactly

[@joeschmoe1193]

Your first mistake is using Wikipedia for anything other than biography.

[@turkeypudding1]

Hitchens is above average? Wow! He is one of the greatest minds in recent history. He is incredible well read, writes many books and is a master debater. I have never seen Hitchens lose a debate ever! My point...I think you greatly underestimate his intelligence.

[@CaptainCritical]

Miss you Hitch x

[@Holdek]

"He was a dictator before he had a state to rule." LOL, so true

[@bernardohernandez2620]

Tucker looks like he's going to prom.

[@Y2JLionHeart]

Bernardo Hernandez Got em.

[@harryroadman1089]

and virgin lol

[@Bushdid-hx1zc]

Bernardo Hernandez 😂😂 fr I miss his bowtie when he was so much younger

[@Wilantonjakov]

@@harryroadman1089 a good thing

[@MsKim14]

Tucker looks really cute.

[@Lupinicus1664]

Christopher Hitchens chatting amicably with Tucker Carlson... strange days...

[@bigthinker281]

Yes…a time before polarization…before 2015 that is…

[@joeschmoe1193]

Such a shame he's gone. A real voice of reason.

[@prezidenttrump5171]

Yeah, too bad you're stupid.

[@Phil_Mitchell]

Indeed. RIP Yasser Arafat.

[@Amero2323]

No Tucker is doing an internet show now he's still around

[@gooner3681]

@@Amero2323cringe

[@darbyheavey406]

Hitchens considered himself a Trotskyist until his death- that’s a total cringe.

[@Aramakie98]

It was a civilized, educational, and entertaining program. I enjoyed it.

[@imamoronand9199]

basically because he talks so strongly that Tucker can’t get a word in

[@abacab87]

Tucker used to be a somewhat normal broadcaster. He used to work for CNN and I think NBC. His current Schtick is just an act. He hates Trump, but his people have made him wealthy. I'm not sure what makes him worse, that if he was doing it because he really believes it, or the fact that he has an audience he doesn't want to lose.@@imamoronand9199

[@togio100]

I like his assessment of Arafat. "a dictator before he had a state to rule"

[@Holdek]

This was before he was on Fox. This show was actually on PBS.

[@Lodskins]

I love how abruptly it ended. "Christopher Hitchens, thank you." "Sure."

[@altruism8637]

this why network corporate funded tv is dying and podcasts are overtaking. They only have certain time slot..podcasts have hours and hours, and unfettered dialogue content

[@jamsmusings]

Yeah it's unfortunate but they have strict time constraints on shows. I remember tucker speaking on how ridiculous the TV structure is years back. So happy he's not with fox now 😂

[@zaydevans2077]

@@jamsmusingsquite ironic how it pans out hey. In one of Hitchens other c-span interviews a lengthy one he speaks on tucker saying he told him to keep writing and give up on TV, and he hoped he heard his words in his head telling him to give it up. Now tucker being forced into doing what’s best for him longterm decades after hitch told him to

[@jamsmusings]

@@zaydevans2077 I do remember that! That was the first time I had heard of tucker carlson.

[@MegaMOUNDS]

- "Christopher Hitchens, thank you" - "Sure"

[@kat1989]

if youre asking that question you really dont understand him, he looks at the biggest picture, is as intellectually honest as possible and always speaks for himself

[@radar0412]

That's because he wasn't running for anything.

[@gouthamswaminathan5036]

@@radar0412 Do you realize that you just replied to a 15 year old comment? xD

[@radar0412]

@@gouthamswaminathan5036 I knew I was breaking the Social Media Law but I couldn't help myself. Forgive me. Just write up my Social Media Confession and I'll sign it.

[@user-qn9tm8yp5b]

Why do suddenly all videos older than 10 years look like they were recorded in the 60's?

[@tomballardesquire]

This was an exceptionally good interview for Tucker Carlson.

[@thomass2881]

Yeah, because Tuckie is loving the Muslim bashing. Wonder why he didn't ask Hitch about Talibangelicals

[@daviddesouza9399]

Very composed Tucker…very funny

[@David-iv6je]

I never said Tucker wasn't a bright guy. He got the best education his ultra wealthy family could afford. And he's on his good behavior here because he's being paid to be a respectable interviewer. It's when he lies, spin doctors and demagogues that you realize, "Oh, he's an aspiring fascist." Or maybe he was just delivering what Fox wanted him to deliver and can continue to monetize it without Fox. But that's hardly a person we should respect, right?

[@David-iv6je]

@@techtutorvideos There's an endless litany of idiocy from Tucker Swanson McNear Carlson of the Swanson frozen food fortune. But never mistake what comes out of people's mouths for what they actually think. Tucker is a calculating sociopath.

[@David-iv6je]

@@techtutorvideos 😆😆😆😆 Thank you so much for sharing that. Made my day! 😆Damn, Friar Tuck is a clown, as you say.

[@NaciMahmut-rf5xf]

One of a kind, Hitchens was the voice of reason, irregardless of where or who he was addressing. Such a sad end to this moral titan. Sorely missed.

[@user-de4ty9kg6o]

Irregardless is not a word genius. The word is REGARDLESS.

[@dazspark9907]

Pedant alarm!!! Capitalising word alarm!!!

[@terrypussypower]

You could always count on Hitchens to give you "the skinny" on just about any situation, with the least amount of bullshit.

[@radar0412]

That's because he wasn't running for anything.

[@saskk2290]

Except for the Iraq war. Chomsky was right. He was not a complete atheist. He espoused the state religion. He was unmatched in the role of dissenter on many topics, but the myopia and deference toward western civilization and its intentions in Iraq was a blemish. Otherwise apart from being a bit smug and friendly with people like Tony Blair he's one of my greatest influences.

[@pstlwhppd]

"how old are you? and you wear a bow tie"

[@Conscious_Pirate]

"Hi Todd, I'm Tucker."

[@canadianroot]

I'm surprised nobody has commented in three years. What a brilliant reference to the late, great GC.

[@PresidentialWinner]

@@canadianroot Hahaha George Carlin was the best!

[@clownhands]

Fuck Tucker, Tucker sucks.

[@Bdots44]

I just read that in his voice and cracked up

[@ericcoyle3520]

Omg! Carlson actually comes across as intelligent and thoughtful. What happened?

[@das_it_mane]

Right wing grift took over

[@drivethruabortion280]

Age. It corrupts worse than power.

[@angelcastaneda529]

And money…

[@Pool_Inspector]

@@angelcastaneda529especially money. They get paid to throw viewpoints, you should see what they said about the election fraud off air.

[@mjcruiser4238]

Who is that dressed up in a Tucker Carlson disguise?

[@GuitarWithBrett]

Carlson wasn’t a total nut job back then .. media has really devolved

[@nozomisasaki3403]

I know, I really miss Tucker's neocon days. Back when he supported the invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan, before he became a populist, anti-war whackjob.

[@GuitarWithBrett]

@@nozomisasaki3403 many did then, 9/11 had a big effect and many were pro war overall who later regretted. How is Carlson a populist ?

[@tyranta.devillier1791]

Tucker's style and looks are reminiscent of movie actors in the late 1980's and early 1990's.

[@daveg5857]

What a monumental intellect! I'm not talking about Tucker.

[@AB-sr9mc]

yea, Hitchens would have ripped tucker carlson a new one today. Hitchen made his opinion on Putin very clear back in the day, and it was the poplar opposite of Tucker carlsons view .

[@MikeMcD2112]

Free to disagree

[@ItsDubs]

The irony of Hannity calling someone out for not having to cite sources :D

[@MrZemme]

A man like him will reappear. A man (probably many men) like him live now. History has taught us this much. Still, he is a giant among men, and I think all men of reason will miss his passing. And the more I read of him, the more I miss his absence.

[@jerryeberts]

You don’t miss his absence. You feel his absence. You miss his presence.

[@andybaldman]

Those men are Charles Murray and Jordan Peterson

[@AJ-hc5zo]

@@andybaldman Jordan Peterson lol, I'm sure Hitchens would've loved a pseudo-intellectual Christian apologist. Have you signed up for JP's fake university yet?

[@andybaldman]

@@AJ-hc5zo God I love trolling people.

[@xstatic-ow5mz]

@@jerryebertsI get your point but has he ever been in his presence though?

[@doncourtreporter]

I'm 62, his age when he died. I really hurt inside. I'm relieved to see you say that, for my children's sake. Peace.

[@JohnSmith-vg6hb]

Are you still alive

[@avelukov]

rip

[@davidusa47]

Every time I see Tony Blair, I think of Jamie Foxx’s impression of him on the Chapelle Show

[@Kazikox]

You are an awesome person. Not everyone can have the patience to at least try to discuss with those over the top "I know" type of believers.

[@foamulator]

@Reerrpad5515 Agreed. Hitch is the most brilliant , on the run thinker , I've ever seen. But the reason I love him is his brutal honesty, even when it is unflattering to himself. Most people cant handle that situation.

[@whateverfloats]

This was actually very interesting. I didn't feel like I was watching Americans tv, rather I was reminded of a dinner party with well educated guests.

[@joeboyd8702]

Great interview.

[@objectmann8]

Great Point!

[@FlightIsLife]

I watch Hitchens a lot and i'm pretty sure NOBODY is ready to debate him, lol

[@LucisFerre1]

Arafat had his good points. He could turn a tea towel into a cowboy hat, LOL

[@thedolphin5428]

Carlson was so amart not to challenge or attack CH but to extract valuable perspectives from him with a professional camaraderie But, LOL, Carlson and Hitchens would never sit in the same room now.

[@fuckyouvevo123]

Christopher Hitchens is scary smart!

[@AJ-dt3pz]

“Me seeing Tucker Carlson 14 years ago.” Some things never change.

[@jebbush3130]

17

[@FRANKSNAKE71]

Tucker still using his “I’m just asking” technique to mask his true agenda. 14 years later he is much worse and apparent in his defense of Christian Nationalism/ White Supremacy agenda. Sad pathetic man.

[@ralphmunn6689]

From WAY back when Tucker Carlson had some semblance of "journalism" left in him.

[@RedLeprachaun]

At least Tucker didn't invite him on and then yell at him to be quiet, like Joe Scarborough did on morning joe.

[@CrossedSabresCOD]

Notice how the greatest criticism of Tucker amounts to that of his bow-tie. Hitchens was very complimentary of Tucker and said he would be one of the great conservative polemicists of the future. Hitchens predicted well. Love both of these guys simply for the rage they created, and still do, in their opponents.

[@MsKim14]

I agree. I am a longtime fan of Tucker, since the beginning of his TV career 20 years ago. I was always impressed with Tucker’s intelligence and the fact that he is an independent thinker. And I like his unique style. I think people are very juvenile to make fun of Tucker for wearing a bow tie.

[@ArimaSenne1]

yeah its funny how leftists do this. I respect hitchens and tucker carlson

[@kaninma7237]

Hitchens would have despised what Tucker became.

[@pleasegodkillme]

Tucker went downhill. In all fairness it started with the John Stewart encounter.

[@pjroo]

@@kaninma7237 💯 agree!

[@newdimensionfilms]

"Which was he? Terrorist or statesman." Those titles are very commonly attributable to the same person.

[@jeffspicolli593]

Incredible intellect!

[@ultrakool]

It's not a matter of contemporization, but rather quantity and variety.

[@firesteel1]

hitchens is the man

[@Einsteinian99]

Wow, finally an intelligent interviewer! honest and lets his subject answer his questions/comments. Very refreshing!

[@erikforsgren2285]

Tim Avery Intelligent INTERVIEWEE, definitively. Tucker's dopey bowtie has a higher IQ than it's owner.

[@jacobscherlinger3953]

Erik Forsgren They knew each other outside of this. They contributed essays to, at least one, book together. Hitch thought he was a fine writer, not as good on TV. And I think he was right. He’s not utterly stupid, but his eccentricities in dress and viewpoints don’t carry well.

[@user-gf6gf2iy2k]

@@erikforsgren2285 Indeed. Carlson is made to look better simply by not speaking much and letting Hitchens' evident intelligence and learning shine through.

[@Wilantonjakov]

@@user-gf6gf2iy2k yuck you disgusting fool

[@sampelletier5083]

A real meeting of the mind here

[@littlerainyone]

Pity we lost Hitchens because I'm quite certain that after he was done commenting on Tucker Carlson's love affair with Putin, there'd be nothing left of Carlson but a greasy spot.

[@hospitalcleaner]

Tucker hasn't aged a day since this interview

[@das_it_mane]

All that adrenochrome

[@tadlambert1493]

Who’s here in 2023?

[@Fatmanstan606]

@mujinnokoya HAHAHAH, Oh my God, the fact that you even thought that up is hilarious

[@spideycentz]

time does not dictate personal preference no matter how ridiculous

[@anthonycaroprese6363]

I came to see Hitch and Tucker duke it out as has been the case in so many Hitch video debates/interviews or Tucker interviews in his latest Fox incarnation. What a surprise to see Tucker Carlson in a thoughtful and sober exchange. Proof (at least in my mind) that the 2017 talking heads (did that give my age away?) are as characters in a play.

[@Phil_Mitchell]

Tucker has never been much of a moral crusader like O'Reilly and Hannity are.

[@MsKim14]

@@Phil_Mitchell Yeah, Tucker doesn’t act all sanctimonious and holier-than-thou like O’Reilly. I really like that about Tucker. I couldn’t stand O’Reilly, acting like he was the paragon of moral virtue. And it turned out that O’Reilly was a total hypocrite with his multiple sexual harassment scandals. Tucker is a cool guy.

[@matt9675]

Great to hear from Hitch. Didn't realize Tucker had it in him to act with veracity and integrity. More proof that he simply chooses not to.

[@CSUnger]

This interview was what? 16 years ago? A lot has changed since then and none towards the better. Maybe it’s the filter you are viewing him through where the problem lies.

[@matt9675]

@@CSUnger If your intention is to defend Mr. Carlson, I would invite you to do so. Unfortunately, it has been demonstrated that what he has publicly espoused in recent years is not aligned with his actual feelings and beliefs. This makes Tucker a fraud and a hypocrite whose word cannot be trusted.

[@markchapman1892]

2 men talking..one man actually saying something nuanced...something carlsons audience wouldn't even know what the word means

[@THEREIZNOGOD]

lol... i second the bow ties

[@xxYetterxx]

RIP Hitchens. We didn't agree on a lot of things but I had a lot of respect for you

[@kristopherraucci7633]

Agreed.

[@Anfubvinch]

5:15 'La francophonie", errm.. No, Christopher. 'Francophonie' just means speaking French. You mean 'Françafrique', which was a period of collaboration and post-colonialism which saw France pulling the strings of a big part of Africa for decades. Overthrowing governments, supporting rebels, eliminating opponents, shady dealings... Not unlike what the US have done in South America or Middle East.

[@hughjarce9742]

Anfubvinch no it doesn't. Francophone means speaking French. He is referring here to economic alliance with France.

[@Anfubvinch]

Hugh Jarce A Francophone is a person who speaks French. Francophonie simply designates the quality of speaking French. He's talking about the "Françafrique". Look it up

[@hughjarce9742]

Anfubvinch Apologies. You are quite correct. I was wrong. Thank you for educating me.

[@markmawhinney4440]

Hugh Jarce la Francophonie means countries where French is spoken.

[@69horace69]

Anfubvinch la francophonie of africa means all the french colonies of africa...

[@matteo88]

@jimbrown257 how did i know you'd bring up the bowtie before scrolling down to see the entirety of your post? lol

[@conors4430]

Just because you have the legitimacy of a state behind you doesn’t mean you’re not a terrorist either

[@ASkepticalHumanOnYouTube]

Man, that clip in the beginning really ticked me off. The "peace process?" The only reason there's any conflict to begin with is because of what some absurd, manmade "holy" books which were written over 1,000 years ago say! Large numbers of people involved in the Israel-Palestine conflict die and suffer because of some tribal nonsense that dates back to a period of time where complex human civilizations were a relatively new thing! Enough of this shit!

[@kyokogodai-ir6hy]

So you want the Jews to leave the land, or be destroyed. Is that right? Because those are the only two answers there are, in Arab terms, for this to be resolved. Unless, of course, islam disappears, all together.

[@dylanh04]

What a silly comment. It's about the land, which is being sectioned off almost monthly by Israel. Hitchens, throughout his career, was an advocate for the Palestinians. I'm sure that, like Tucker, you weren't paying attention at all to what Hitchens was saying.

[@MotraZotra]

it's not about religion. Neither Israel nor the Palestinians are too religious. It's about the Palestinian wanting Israel out of the picture and Israel realizing that that they have no partner. Also Israel is a lovely place to live at. It's not a hell hole, a hell hole would be France or Sweden. Enjoy your imported terror by the millions.

[@7Ossi5]

PompiTube funny you refer to Sweden being a hell hole, based on what? Have you been to Sweden?

[@MotraZotra]

You may feel safe in your small isolated rich community, but I find it hilarious you have to be afraid to walk freely in your own city where there are ghetos of Muslims.

[@ASkepticalHumanOnYouTube]

"By the way, I don't know who got that blood, but I hope they threw it away," lol!

[@joannaloha]

I did not understand that comment.

[@nogster7]

exactly,. well said sentinelconvergence. 100% agree with you..

[@Echelon030]

Selling weapons doesn't count as military intervention - Even if we allow it, that just means that the Soviets "intervened" on behalf of the Arabs.

[@mujinnokoya]

I would pay $1,000,000 to see Palin vs Hitchens on pay-per-view.

[@glennthompson1971]

that’s like paying to watch a little girl take on mike tyson

[@KeeperOfProphecies]

I'm surprised Tucker can still show his face after Stewart tore him apart years ago.

[@user-zb2sq9ev3p]

13 years later & Tucker is the voice of reason & Stewart has become an insane leftwinger! Funny how things work out!😂

[@thebryman]

@FlightIsLife totally agree with you. He is extremely articulate and just destroys people when debating with them.

[@hameltheanimal90]

Does anyone know how to spell the name of the French cabinet member Hitchens was referring to? I couldn’t figure it out wanted to learn more

[@Catzer111]

I think he meant Jaques Foccart, and confused the first name with Michel Foucault.

[@MaxwellBennett]

he's a journalist with a good memory.

[@automaticSOM]

Hitchens certainly knows his stuff and his english is so good that he can use it as a weapon in a debate.

[@jonharrison9222]

You do know he’s actually English, right?

[@AFMMarcelD]

I know I am not going to live forever and neither are you, but until my furlough here is revoked, I’d like to raise my tumbler of Johnnie Walker Black high above my head in honor of one of the most brilliant men that walked the planet. 🥃 Miss your humor and intellect Hitch, you were indeed special you gorgeous bastard.

[@Ziggyziggy1]

And now, Let's talk about the US foreign policies, I mean, Where to begin!

[@cinderwood3218]

Wtf I love the French now

[@MisterMolecule]

That intro was amazing. "The Israelis give land; the Palestinians give peace." As though Israel hadn't forcefully taken the land they were commanded by their mythology to take, and as though Palestinian resistance were the only obstacle to peace. That is an example of a very dangerous meme.

[@sanniepstein4835]

As though muslims hadn't forcefully taken the land they were commanded by their mythology to take, not only in the mideast but around the world, with no end in sight.

[@steveisgood]

I didn't know that. I like him even more now!

[@ldefranco873]

What name does he mention at the end? Michel Forwal or something?

[@philsmith5627]

I think he misspoke and was referring to Jacques Foccart and the assassination of Félix-Roland Moumié.

[@TheMauf]

I had forgotten that Tucker was almost tolerable once

[@mr.constitution]

He still is. You are just brainwashed.

[@tankbuggeru]

@@mr.constitution He's a piece of shit, lying, inhuman grifter that will sacrifice anything to get his way

[@alp294]

Well i loved mr hitchens and his reasons for the war in iraq are admirable, i tend to understand his views but I've always disagreed with most of what he said with the exception of religion in general, and i have to agree maybe you are right i totally disagree that we take our children and tax money to fight a war in the name of christianity against islam, its completely wrong. i agree with him that we need to fight the theocratic fascists, but not with my children and OUR theocratic fascism!

[@sconzilius]

Didn’t have my glasses on and thought Blair was Nigel St Hubbins 🤘🏼😆

[@steverobinson8771]

Typical outcome of a British vs American education

[@tabber87]

How do you define the nationalization of private companies?

[@TomValedro]

6:13 Michel foucault was that philosopher, was he not? What the fuck is Christopher talking about?

[@philsmith5627]

I think he misspoke and was referring to Jacques Foccart and the assassination of Félix-Roland Moumié.

[@johnbasedow8973]

People don’t know it but hitchens was a big tucker. He genuinely respected him

[@Nathan-hs2ut]

He would despise him today

[@jrcolonial98]

Tucker’s smart although you wouldn’t know it from his sensationalist 5 minute fox segments

[@QuelDr0ma]

in addition on July 22 1952 the International Court ruled that it had no jurisdiction in the Anglo-Iranian dispute

[@haroldwhitney6130]

Awesome... Just awesome.

[@rockroll9473]

Two of my favorite people.

[@biosphere8488]

Best comment I agree with! 👍

[@MakeSomeNoiseAgencyPlaylists]

go see the doctor...like Kool Moe Dee said

[@keithklassen5320]

It's astounding how much Carlson resembles a reasonable human person in this video. The mental rot hadn't fully taken hold yet.

[@brandon7733]

Carlsen and Hitchens genuinely respected each other.

[@LOLERXP]

Carlson's brain hasn't rotted today either, as we know from his leaked private chats. He's just playing a character on the air. He's a qualmless, greedy liar, not an idiot.

[@tdb517]

​@@LOLERXPthat's even worse

[@LOLERXP]

@@tdb517 Yep.

[@bikeridingpinko]

That was nice.... when was the last time that happened on TV

[@RedroomStudios]

Tucker Carlson may be a bit nerdy but he atleast comes across as intelligent and knowledgable here... Hitch is intelligent, knowledgable and cool as shit! Interesting conversation even though they got off topic at the end.

[@duncanwallace7760]

I cant believe that I watched something with Tucker Carlson in it where he wasn't ranting like some deranged madman.

[@johnlloyd702]

Good point. Before Tucker became a media money grabber: something CH never sold out too...

[@jimbrown257]

Two things: 1) Christopher Hitchens talking to Tucker Carlson is kind of like Stephen Hawking being interviewed by Jessica Simpson. 2) Most people can not pull off the bow-tie look. Tucker Carlson is one of these people.

[@margaretgreenwood4243]

Nice to see them looking so Young

[@Reerrpad5515]

@morklind No, you're absolutely right, some have even commented that it might have been better to have a tame state church like the UK, that way everyone just ignores it. I was under the impression that the UK was plagued with faith schools, not religion classes...perhaps I missed the decision on that one?

[@dc8890]

There's so much jealousy of Tucker on this comment section, LMAO. "He sold his soul to be on TV!" As if you would turn down lucrative TV contracts, HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

[@ihsahnakerfeldt2765]

Deplorable Citizen what did he sell out on exactly, I fail to understand. What principles or opinions did he abandon?

[@jonathanhenly99]

Not everyone is as shameless as Tucker you know. Do pull your head out his ass

[@SaintJoseph911]

Dude I know right I see soooo much hate on here like wtf you don't agree with his opinions cool we get it haha

[@RoadRunner217]

A lucrative contract on FOX News. Ha. Ha. Ha. See, that's exactly the problem. I will pull a hitch here and draw a religious analogy: If it was real - even if I would be offered to go to heaven, I wouldn't do it, because I see what kind of people, as said by their own people, interpretations and their book, go to that place. Not for any eternity I would go shake hands with any of those people or spend time with them, or their god. Never. It's a principle, which people like you don't seem to see. And that is why humanity is in it's momentarily failed state.

[@stephaniebarron52]

Ihsahn Åkerfeldt What principals did he ever have to begin with, is the better question.

[@mathprodigy]

I can't stand this generation. Why are y'all such haters. Tucker just had the highest rated cable news show in history for a quarter (2020 Q2). Hitchens is one of my favorites, i own multiples of his books, but hell Tucker is great too. Y'all gotta stop being such predictable haters and up your intellectual game a little bit, you're really disappointing me.

[@whatisitthesedays]

Are you saying they both care about truth?

[@MsKim14]

I don’t understand all of the hate directed towards Tucker and the stupid attacks on him. I’ve been a fan of his for 20 years. Tucker is very intelligent and knowledgeable, and an excellent writer. Christopher Hitchens thought so, and he should know. Tucker is also a very independent thinker and I really admire him for that.

[@blurgle9185]

If you cant see how Murdoch media empire has made some heavy lifting for fascism and the destructive polarisation of Western culture/politics, then you're really not ready or capable of participating in the discussion for future generations. You're stuck in the past vying for coceitful and affluent fops like Tucker (who even in a mail revealed he's full of shit and just peddling bullshit for Murdoch against his own will) when you should really question yourself how it is that you seem so fond of someone who is simply reading manuscripts tailored attract most eyeballs for ad revenue.

[@EdgertonLive]

Tucker is pretty civil in this interview. Why the hate?

[@EeeScape]

Tucker loves Hitchens as long as he doesn't bash Christianity or Conservative hypocrisy.

[@asparagus3857]

So Tucker was a normal person once...

[@Parallelwurlds]

I’m actually shocked that this interview happened. Hitch would literally be a media janitor if he was alive today and clean up and disinfect the nonsense coming from the Carlson types

[@HappyinJapan358]

I can't believe I just witnessed Carlson shitmouth have a reasonable conversation with the late great Hitchens. Can't help but think that Hitch would have loathed what would become of Tucket tho

[@SamFreedom]

omg, that is truly funny. Only someone from a golf club, or a brilliant person like me, should know that! lol

[@QuelDr0ma]

well i guess a good one, among others would be: the transfer property rights from the public sector to the private sector.