Tucker Carlson to Joe Rogan: We "don't know" where nuclear technology comes from

[@thedavidpakmanshow]

Demand Clarence Thomas recuse himself from Trump’s disqualification case! atadvocacy.com/recuse-clarence-122023?ref=dp

[@swibwi]

iIve just moved to the United States from and have dual Citizenship with the Iceland , this channel's viewer's seem quite level headed , may i ask you all who should i vote for? trump seem's like an un-hinged dangerously Narcissistic bully, and the Biden seem's like he doesn't know where he is most of the time and has old age dementia , and a bit creepy around young people , well young young people , help me out please guy's

[@Gantali9305]

@@swibwi That's a choice between a well meaning man and an insane narcissist. Both show signs of cognitive decline but at least Joe is sane.

[@angelagarutti6118]

Q​@@swibwi

[@JJONNYREPP]

Or's tucker saying thus to generate debate, instigate some media frenzy via such skits as the Rogan show?

[@Loveisabrilliantlight]

Have you seen the video of the NUCLEAR SCARE SCAM?

[@h-leath6339]

"What are birds? We really don't know."

[@billhampton6605]

😆😂🤣😂😆😂🤣😂😆😂🤣!!!!

[@wyyrdojim]

Birds are robotic surveillance devices monitoring the American people!😮

[@AsobiMedio]

Government drones, obviously.

[@shigshug8581]

There's no way birds and insects can stay up in the air like that! Balloons, kites, dandelions blowing the wind......must be fake, we don't know!

[@Hyde_Hill]

Dinosaurs.

[@scorpionxiiclips]

"Bread goes in, toast comes out... you can't explain that." -Cucker Tarlson

[@peterechnaton52]

😁 Carlson thinks that if he doesnt understand something, nobody does.

[@onepunch9203]

"Because I don't know, then nobody can know" is literally called the Argument From Ignorance. 🤦‍♂️

[@abrax23]

Trump does exactly the same thing. He's always saying stuff like, "Nobody ever knew about x" whenever he's just learned something new.

[@brianm7278]

It's a favorite of flat earthers.

[@jonathanj8303]

​@@brianm7278amd creationists

[@peteparker22]

Let's hope he moves to Moscow and stays there

[@ks9610]

The fact that he very likely does think that way, shows just how similar he & Trump are; & that’s probably why he hated Trump so much … having to watch/cover Trump on a daily basis was probably like having to stare at his naked & exposed self in a mirror w/out being able to look away!

[@Capitalisst]

His format: Make a statement. Sprinkle question marks arbitrarily on said statement. Rinse and repeat.

[@thecaptain5026]

Exactly, it's so easy to make things confusing. Just say stuff like: "you can't explain that" in between the nonsensical statements.

[@vincentimbesi3947]

Is this a remake of “Dumb and Dumber”?! Who can sit through this garbage?

[@mikenedelcu617]

Not I. I had to stop it and come see who else was completely appalled by the lack of intelligence being displayed on the most popular podcast on earth. In short: we are facked.

[@GrammelVideo]

Joe Rogan is made it look smart here by that idiot😂

[@matts3050]

I concur. The origins of nuclear study are all pretty heavily documented. That said, we have flat-earthers now. I’m about ready to remove myself from this failed experiment at this point.

[@nelsaf365]

@mikenedelcu617 Well, I am not watching it. Yep. Then you're right 😳 it must be popular. 🤦🏻‍♀️ I don't get the appeal of joe or stern. Weird, outdated mofoes.

[@mash2481]

Not me, bro. Can’t hack those fools.

[@benjaminh1034]

This is almost as good as Bill O’Reilly’s classic, “Tide goes in. Tide goes out. Never a miscommunication. You can’t explain that.”

[@moonshoes11]

Tides go in, tides go out. You can’t explain that!

[@moonshoes11]

/s

[@Thezuule1]

How do magnets work?!?

[@Steelmage99]

Good ol' Bill O'Reilly.... It was made even more hilarious, when his response to the well-deserved mockery was; "OK. How did the Moon get there? How come we have it, but Mars doesn't have it? Venus doesn't have it!"".

[@Jmartin68]

I can,,,GAWLDA

[@janejones8672]

The moon controls the tides

[@DoctorBiobrain]

Newton wasn’t hit in the head by an apple. He was a math genius and had been working on the theory of gravity for awhile. The apple on the head story is a myth.

[@eideticex]

It may be of interest to look at Objectivity's episode on the subject. That channel is all about discussing the artifacts that are stored in the royal archives. They did an episode specifically about Sir Isaac Newton's apple tree.

[@floorticket]

Tucker is a professional contrarian. He's taught himself to take the opposite position on anything.

[@Mr_user_1000]

That's the entire MAGA/Qanon right.

[@frankgerlach5059]

Tucker is a DICK and doing it for money, period.

[@jaykay5580]

he's a professional stooge.

[@whereammy]

55 year old 4channer

[@jamesthurber4730]

First you need a working Brain, thats out of tuckers wheelhouse

[@craig7350]

My total exposure to Rogan and Carlson is small clips like this on shows like this. And thats too much.

[@Drasnier]

What if you tried watching the actual podcast once, you might change your mind. If you got to listen to all of it (this particular conversation is 3 hours long), instead of the two minutes this David guy handpicked for you before he tried telling you what to think, then you'd at the VERY LEAST learn what those you seem to hate actually think. I think you'd be surprised.

[@craig7350]

@@Drasnier .. I don't have to listen to someone explain why he thinks the earth is flat, the fact he does is good enough. Same is true for Carlson.

[@craig7350]

@@Drasnier You are probably the guy that goes to the carnival, and comes home with a dishwasher. You didn't need one, you didn't want one, but you listened to a guy selling them long enough you bought one.

[@Drasnier]

@@craig7350 Bloody hell, you're the one who made the first comment on a POLITICAL VIDEO where a leftist maniac is straight up LYING TO YOU and you're so brainwashed that when someone tells you "hey how about you actually informed yourself for 3 hours" you respond by ONE; perpetuing the idiotic lie that Joe Rogan believes the earth is flat and TWO; hitting me with some terrible homebrew insult, I mean really, what does a carnival have to do with buying things? But it is kinda funny that the insult assumes I'm someone who actually LISTENS to other people, which is exactly what I tried to make YOU do, but you won't. It's DOUBLY funny that it was about some salesman selling useless shit, considering David here is trying to sell you a useless product. Thank god you're not good at listening... xD

[@williammcadoo8685]

Tucker does know the price of milk, though…in Moscow.

[@danhtran6401]

I'm sure he doesn't know where the quarter shopping cart technology comes from either....

[@rockradstone]

Did he need an ID to buy bread? 🤔

[@RandomStuff-he7lu]

Yeah. It's about 10 hours average wage for a Russian.

[@adamn7516]

And that Russian bread smells heavenly

[@desdemona5829]

Tucker admires Russia so much and was so thrilled by a Russian grocery store.

[@geoffreycanie4609]

Zappa's quote, mutatis mutandis, applies here "people who can't write, interviewing people who can't talk, for people who can't read."

[@kgilliagorilla2761]

You are what you is

[@ayarzeev8237]

Millions of people respected his opinion for years. Absolutely terrifying

[@mattlawson714]

Millions still do despite him being FIRED for being a liar. Which is even scarier.

[@jaykay5580]

yeah but they were all sharing one brain cell and it was dying of loneliness in addition to being a mental black hole. a mind so dense no thoughts can escape.

[@veganpotterthevegan]

​@mattlawson714 those people don't think he's a liar. They think the "socialists" infiltrated Fox😅

[@mattlawson714]

@@veganpotterthevegan unfortunately, I am painfully aware. These people pride themselves on their masculinity yet they take tips about it from a man in a bowtie who laughs like a nine-year-old girl. I mean I don’t buy into the alpha male thing but seriously: THIS GUY?!?!. my mother is 70 years old and she could beat up Tucker Carlson. Specifically, not saying that I could beat him up because that’s what an “alpha male” would say: I could, but that’s like bragging about being able to beat someone in kindergarten. He’s just a butt.

[@tomricketts7821]

No no no he confirmed their biases for them and they loved him for it

[@AnthonyB2351]

Also, relevant Issac Asimov quote: “Anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that 'my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.'”

[@dark14life]

Scientists: "Who the fuck are these schmucks?"

[@sirbarryvee-eight6485]

@MikeDorsey-om7sw Pffft, that myocarditis crap is so 2022. Move on.

[@JeffEdlund]

@dark14life - 😂😂😂 Good one! Tucker: I'm just spit-balling - because I really add no value to modern times... doctors... who gave them the right to perform cures on people! Are they witch-doctors? "I'm just asking questions...." jezzzzuzzzz....

[@Saintjackoftrades]

I really would think that a scientist would chuckle a bit and click away. They would just know they are fools. No need to concern.

[@Mike-ye8qv]

But if u take the vaccine you can't spread the virus... lol your just as "smart" as him lol

[@finnkafka7444]

​@MikeDorsey-om7sw you may have a mayocarditis in your brain there bud

[@KesselRunner606]

Where does the Sun go at night? We just don't know.

[@owlcowl]

The sun turns its back on us at night, so then we see it mooning us.

[@nelsaf365]

David, you have a strong stomach to listen to these two in a single video 👍.

[@swinn12235]

Exactly

[@nelsaf365]

@jonathanjinez1523 Yeah... I don't think you understand my angle, jon.

[@robbiekeen9508]

Tucker mskes me sick physically sick when i hear his voice

[@joerogain5025]

Hello everyone.

[@nelsaf365]

@joerogain5025 Hello, mr. Hair.

[@ralphstern2845]

Tucker does not like the Ashkenazi origins of nuclear physics

[@danieltobin4498]

He would be the sort to dog whistle to Nazis

[@user-em6ie2be7x]

People think Joe Rogan & Tucker Carlson are intelligent...Why again? 🤨

[@OneRoomShed]

I think South Park explained this best when they said the "1/4 of the population is retarded".

[@mando9364]

Because, by some miracle, the people who listen to them are way dumber.

[@Mr_user_1000]

Does anyone think Rogan is intelligent? I think his appeal is being a moron who interviews famous people.

[@AsobiMedio]

It's negative IQ, after your reach a certain level of stupid, those dumber than and who say crazier shit than you seem intelligent.

[@buenjames]

Because joe rogan has a black belt in taekwando and tucker has nice hair.

[@joelogjam9163]

Tucker isn't even sure how Fred Flintstone's car worked.

[@michaelgutzmer3303]

The more complicated the true explanation is, the more likely it is that someone will just believe the more simpler conspiracy theory.

[@Hyde_Hill]

One of the big appeals for the modern right wing. Simple wrong answers for seemingly simple but actually complex things.

[@TehSeksyManz]

People will point to Occam's Razor and be like "Doohhhh SEE!!?!?"

[@Power_to_the_people567]

This is why a lot of right wingers always engage in false equivalency and oversimplification. People in the left do it too. Its a comping mechanism when facing the reality of how absurd and complicated society is.

[@Craxin01]

I will modify that, the more likely an incurious person will just believe the simpler conspiracy theory. Someone like us, someone curious about the world and how things work, can't accept simplicity when it's so obviously wrong.

[@courtney5796]

"The one person that I know who is really pushing this is writing a book on it. Umm, he's a trustworthy person OR a friend of mine....." Exactly Tucker!

[@JRobertson-w1o]

I doubt tucker knows where any technology came from.

[@musicalaviator]

Where did computers and phones come from Joe? Who knows, who knows. It's unfathomable.

[@christopherweise438]

At this point Tucker is simply being a disingenuous contrarian. There is no f**** way he believes the BS he spews. NO WAY.

[@owlcowl]

@@musicalaviator Ive heard that the first electronic computers used vacuum tubes, but ive been vacuuming with tube-shaped hoses for years and they never once turned on any nearby computers. HOAX!

[@hunger4wonder]

@@owlcowl lool nice one 😁

[@Titanticore]

Toothbrushes, how do they work?

[@Steven-vo4ee]

The new ‘tides goes in, tides goes out, nobody knows’.

[@rockradstone]

"The dust blows forward and the dust blows back." ---Capt. Beefheart

[@tylerhackner9731]

This is completely insane lol

[@roddyboethius1722]

I'm tired of this time. All the conspiracy theory circuses of the Magaverse.

[@B_Ahmed1234]

I have an M.S. in Nuclear Engineering. What Tucker said is by far the stupidest thing I've ever heard anyone say regarding nuclear technology.

[@tylerbailey9329]

He knows the game of being a conspiracy theorist. Feign uncertainty and let your audience fill the gaps themselves with nonsense.

[@0Fyrebrand0]

Reminds me of Jordan Peterson asking "Can men and women coexist in the workplace?" and when the topic of sexual harassment comes up he asks what the woman was wearing, and why does she wear lipstick, etc. Any kind of statement you accuse him of implying, he denies and says "That's not what I said, I'm just asking questions."

[@MegalonJonesSlattery]

That's exactly right. Tucker knows damn well about nuclear fission.

[@Power_to_the_people567]

@@0Fyrebrand0Exactly. The “im just asking questions” argument is used A LOT in bad faith. Thats why it is called the JAQing off argument. It exploits plausible deniability in order to push conspiracy theories and misinformation. It is also a bad faith tactic to shift the burden of proof into the person listening to the questions rather than the person asking them. For example: “If global warming is real then why do we have cold winters?” “Is it possible that covid was used for government to control the masses?” “How is it possible that the twin towers collapse the way they did without the use of explosives?” These are very subtle examples that would fall apart quickly if they are presented as claims. Someone claiming that the towers was a result of explosives would have to show evidence beyond reasonable doubt. Someone claiming global warming is not reap would have to face the mountain of empirical research of environmental science from the global community of all sciences related to the study of it. This is where “skepticism” comes into play here as well. People who take skepticism to a radical level are more likely to believe conspiracy theories because they are about “just asking questions”.

[@Craxin01]

@@MegalonJonesSlattery Does he? The man never had to work to succeed, everything was handed to him. We see this among people born to great wealth, they believe they've made a home run in life because they were born a foot from home plate.

[@nechamalamb8927]

Hi David, your work is not only fair, and thorough, it's absolutely necessary! I'm a Jewish mother of two. It's terrifying to me to know that there are so many people that hate me, without knowing what kind of person I am; other than I'm a Jew. It's sad- My mother would be heartbroken. I'm glad she never saw donald dumpster as president! ~ Thank you so very much, again ❤

[@nates9029]

Maybe, certain people shouldn't turn to a man that recently discovered that some stores have carts where you put in a coin and get your coin back when you return it for their information on modern scientific understanding....or much of anything at all to be honest. It really is amazing listening to just how ignorant Tucker is and the fact that he seems to proudly display his ignorance on camera is fascinating.

[@henrywestbrook9773]

Reminds me of another guy who proudly displays his ignorance on literally every subject he talks about. He used to be the President of the USA.

[@nnonotnow]

Wait, what.... You get the coin back! 😮

[@AbelShields]

The stupid thing is: there WAS a "Newton story" for nuclear fusion! So, we knew throwing neutrons at some atoms would make them split. But people didn't believe we could use it for energy, Rutherford wrote in a newspaper that "We might in these processes obtain very much more energy than the proton supplied, but on the average we could not expect to obtain energy in this way" - basically "don't bother, it won't happen". **Leo Szilard** was so annoyed by this that the VERY SAME DAY he went on a walk and came up with the crucial idea; you need to use a neutron to split an atom that will also release a neutron when split, and so the reaction will self-sustain.

[@kwith]

Wow, I didn't realize the talking head was a nuclear physicist AND evolutionary biologist! Amazing!

[@Craxin01]

He's a legend in his own mind.

[@windowslogo3577]

Same. This, but unironically

[@boobala3037]

David pakman 2024 🤣

[@Wulk]

The 1M pages of documents made by thousands of scientists over the years: TF YOU MEAN NHU UH!??

[@thegrumpyoldmechanic6245]

"The Making of the Atomic Bomb" by Richard Rhodes documents the progress of discovery of atomic physics in exhaustive detail.

[@buckaroobanzai7063]

A little too much detail, honestly.

[@SkilledTadpole]

Tucker is just playing a bit for the conspiracy theory crowd.

[@PWiz30]

One of the best non-fiction books I've ever read. Check out Deadly Feasts too, also by Richard Rhodes (much more compact than The Making of the Atomic Bomb though 😂).

[@rumraket38]

There are no books in MAGA land.

[@N-VAMusic]

​@rumraket38 well there is but most of them are burnt and the surviving one is red fish blue fish

[@dalimadison7553]

Don't tell them about the Hadron Collider.

[@noway1844]

I heard it's large.😮

[@dalimadison7553]

@@noway1844 YUGE!

[@joerogain5025]

Bigly!

[@chris_ackroyd]

....I’m sorry, what science qualifications does Tucker hold?

[@dark14life]

He tanned his balls once. To Repubs, that makes him a Rhodes Scholar.

[@Blasted2Oblivion]

He has a BA in BS.

[@OneRoomShed]

The same qualifications Rogan has for making statements about how to deal with COVID.

[@jennyrosedeleon2557]

All from Trump University

[@TheOblivionMan]

He has an honourary doctorate in Magnetics Studies from Juggalo University.

[@bulletproofair]

I love it when he says "when you really look at it" or "when you really think about it." He actually means "when you blind yourself to it" and "when you don't think about it at all." 😂

[@reggiedixon2]

If only the subject had been featured in one of the biggest movies of last year

[@douglass1221]

That was staring me in the face and I didn’t even make that connection. Well done! Thank you.

[@reggiedixon2]

@@douglass1221 Barbie, according to Tucker

[@brookek3459]

When you always think you’re the smartest one in the room it stunts your learning

[@thepolarphantasm2319]

Tuck Carlman + bro jogan = 💩 sammich

[@musicalaviator]

Cucker Tarlson.

[@cogsworther1639]

I like how Joe Rogan can't maintain his calm, measured persona for the interview. He's just like, "Dude, really? You're really saying this BS?"

[@Paul_Wetor]

Tucker Carlson has gotten a lot dumber without Fox writers to make him look smarter.

[@E_Don]

I guess you never actually watched him on FOX. He literally never looked or sounded smart.

[@gilesluver]

​@@E_DonLOL! They at least gave him manageable topics. Some weren't easily found with Google.

[@Shinycelebi]

​@E_Don I can't believe I'm saying this but Fox actually made him sound a bit smarter with a major hint of dumb. Now he's just lost with more dumb. Lol

[@SkilledTadpole]

He doesn't believe this, he's leveraging a spot on the Joe Rogan podcast to curry favor with conspiracy theorists.

[@fritzstammen4535]

He doesn't believe this shit, he's just trying to pivot to a new audience after fox

[@dariusd2003]

This reminds me of when Bill O'Reilly said no one knows what makes the tides go in and out. I was shocked as a kid an adult said this.

[@vallejomach6721]

Everyone at school knows kids that are dumb. They get older. As the saying goes...you only have to look at how stupid the average person is, and then realise that half of the rest of the population is dumber than that.

[@fressno1807]

Tucker might wanna google the shit!

[@dark14life]

"Google shows you facts and evidence. Google is woke." - Tucker probably

[@Max_Mustermann]

@@dark14life There's apparently also a Christian search engine now. Maybe he can try that.

[@0Fyrebrand0]

@@Max_Mustermann That's probably what he used for all his information on abortion. "Hmm, it says here that abortions were invented by Satan, and that non-believers hold underground baby murdering parties where they eat the remains. See, this is the kind of stuff the mainstream media will never tell you. Good thing I did my own research!"

[@kellywalker1664]

​@@Max_Mustermann There is. Emma Thorne covered it.

[@Power_to_the_people567]

I literally engage with comments on all social medias and every time ai engage with a trumper or a person spewing BS, they tell me Google is not a reliable “source”. Then they go nuts when I explain to them the difference between a source and a search engine.

[@ambarcraft4476]

He was so close when he said "german scientists"! The conspiracy theorists always have to pay attention if tech came into existance before or after 1947: before 1947 it can't be from Roswell UFOs.

[@BigArt1970]

"Water, fire, air and dirt Fucking magnets, how do they work?" ~Insane Clown Posse 😅

[@pontificusvascillious5287]

it's an unknowable force ... beyond the senses of the human to know one of many ...

[@BatDad1984]

Same fucking energy, lol.

[@stevena105]

And, of course, dunking magnets in water turns them off.

[@dyxifltline]

Straight up magic in this piece, yo.

[@joerogain5025]

Magnets don't work in water.

[@Michael-dy7zp]

There's a very good PBS documentary called "Urainium Twisting the dragons tale", in the doc they explain how fisson was discovered and the scientist in those fields of chemistry and physics.

[@yakaronielyak8299]

You may want to ask your doctor what are safe levels of tucker exposure.

[@brandonangstman]

10 out of 10 say zero is the optimal amount.

[@tr7b410]

LMAO BRILLIANT

[@rockradstone]

And there's 12 pages of bad side effects! Constipation, obviously.

[@martinroy9991]

There are no safe levels. He's more toxic than lead and arsenic together.

[@Power_to_the_people567]

Symptoms vary from person to person. I would not watch these two guys for an hour straight for the sake of inquiry and debunking their claims. It is detrimental to my mental health. A lost cause. The embodiment of absolute absurdity

[@charleholst3881]

Remember, Tucker has actually gone into court with the defense that no one in their right mind takes what he says seriously. That says it all.

[@CaptPatrick01]

Rock hot, put rock in water make water hot, hot water make steam, steam pressure push turbine, turbine make go-juice. It's not that complicated.

[@paultarnowski3839]

I wish more people were like you 😊

[@alexvaraderey]

That's two more steps than a right-winger can keep in their head in one thought.

[@Maya_Ruinz]

"Tide goes in, tide goes out.. you can't explain that!" - Bill O'Reilly

[@espressomatic]

Anyone surprised? This is a guy who was AMAZED by shopping carts in Russia that take coins to unlock - something the rest of the world had over 40 years ago.

[@bigbobabc123]

he also doesnt understand how purchasing power parity works. he thinks russia get cheap groceries because it's less than the usa. yeah because all the staff earn 200 dollars a month you fuck wit

[@MarynJohnForever]

My personal opinion is NEVER give evil or stupid one second of puplic airtime, that would end up in the ear of an evil or stupid person.

[@SpecRB]

Where does oxygen even come from?

[@Adam.Langton]

Nobody knows 🤷‍♂

[@Adam.Langton]

lol

[@musicalaviator]

God, probably. - religious conservatives.

[@Max_Mustermann]

Stars, apparently.

[@joerogain5025]

Hello.

[@toaster4693]

Tide goes in, tide goes out. You can't explain that.

[@sheebathefunnyrescuedog692]

We split the atom neanderthal boy 😂😂

[@philb4462]

We just woke up one morning and there were fully-operational nuclear power stations dotted around the world and a whole bunch of nuclear missiles sitting in silos. They weren't there when we went to bed but there were in the morning. Nobody really knows where they came from. Or was that crop circles?

[@annoyed707]

Nukes put there while we slept by the Fermi Godmother.

[@wraps777]

Why, oh why are individuals like Tucker Carlson even allowed in public, let alone speaking ???

[@burtmacklinfbi58]

when everything is a conspiracy, nothing is

[@LIoydd]

When you refuse to be educated😂

[@MegalonJonesSlattery]

Au contraire. Tucker Carlson is highly educated. Trinity College. It's all part of the con job.

[@Titanticore]

Incapable of being educated.

[@rybo7genius]

There is this thing called math and science. It's very apparent that many people know actually nothing about it. So, instead of just admitting that there is more to learn and that you don't understand, people just say it is not true or real. It's ok to be ignorant, its not ok to act like you are not. It's sad when you don't even realize it.

[@themetricsystem7967]

Do we know where babies come from? From storks or bees or dough put in the oven? I feel evidence is inconclusive.

[@1230jazzman]

😂😂😂😂

[@CF0RD]

The thing that I don't understand is how Rogan can have Neil deGrass Tyson and Tucker Carlson on the same show.

[@owlcowl]

To keep the universe in balance.

[@david672orford]

Since the Joe Rogan experience is a show which specializes in featuring colorful characters, both men seem idea condidates.

[@snowrose101]

Thanks for proving you're not worth listening to, Tucker.

[@rhmayer1]

It's a weird numbers game, I guess. For every 10 listeners, 9 will say "This guy's an idiot" but 1 will say "Hmm, this guy's onto something." And if Rogan has 50,000 listeners then Carlson picks up 5,000 possible listeners. It's inefficient, but if he can get on enough Joe Rogan type shows - with that kind of number of followers - then he builds his customer base of fools and ignorant, uneducated people. It works hand-in-hand with the fruits of the multi-decades long Republican/FOX campaign to spread fear and chaos so that people don't believe and are suspicious of and reject facts, history, science, reason, logic. So that he always has a fertile resource to play to and draw from. This one man is so significantly responsible for making my uneducated fellow citizens dumber. He is one of the great spreaders of dumb disease. He needs to be quarantined. Besides being a spreader of lies, he's also a public health risk, putting people's mental health at great risk.

[@ericknight8288]

Tucker: Water...*high pitched squeak*...I mean, do we really need it?....it's colorless, tasteless, odorless...so what good is it doing really....

[@rochi5]

I'm starting to question who my parents are! Thanks Tucker!!!

[@Titanticore]

Since I've never met them, how can they be real?

[@patrikfloding7985]

Translated from Swedish, we have this sarcastic phrase "geniuses speculating".

[@HKim0072]

I don’t believe microchips have transistors because I can’t see them.

[@pontificusvascillious5287]

they're not 'transistors' (as you know them) ... until you SEE them get it?

[@ed9121]

I don't believe Carlson has intelligence as I can't see that.

[@CleoPatra67]

You know , and everyone knows this: the stork brings the babies… but only if you put a piece of sugar cube in front of the window 😊😂

[@TheBlargMarg]

One word... Aliens!!!

[@KiwiGirl1]

Yes 😅 ❣️bugger, I wish I'd thought to say that instead of my lame comment. Having said that....👽

[@Max_Mustermann]

Two words: Ancient aliens!

[@DjiemYT]

Tucker Carlson doesn't know the difference between "We" and "I".

[@ssjrose9641]

He needs to watch openheimer, maybe even make it a double feature with Barbie. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Jman-uz6gp]

Tucker Carlson would be lucky to know where his toast comes from.

[@anzalone138]

Magnets how do they work joe ??

[@lukepynhon]

Tucker's the type of guy who thinks you disappeared if you hide your face behind your hands

[@aggressiveattitudeera887]

Tell us you don't have a clue as to what you are talking about without saying you don't have a clue as to what you are talking about, Tucker.

[@henrywestbrook9773]

That open-mouthed, deeply confused expression he often makes is not a put-on. That is Tucker honestly being unable to comprehend anything he is hearing 90% of the time others are speaking to him.

[@tfk0527]

No, “what are you talking about?” Is NOT the correct answer to either of these questions. “You are not only wrong, but you are utterly clueless.” IS the correct answer, along with a brief explanation as to why he is completely wrong.

[@CorgiFrizz]

Nepo babies don't have to even pretend that they're smart.

[@FOGSmokebeer]

Hmmm maybe nobody's ever noticed that big ball of a nuclear fire in the sky every morning

[@ricktheexplorer]

Tucker was skipping school in San Fran watching the Dead on Mushrooms rather than in Physics Class.

[@davidfreiman4605]

Thanks for acknowledging Lise Meitner - my grandparents were contemporary Meitner cousins. My son did a biographical presentation in 3rd grade last year. Yes, there are even several children’s books about her. He tells anyone who will listen that he is related to Lise Meitner. Even he knows more about where our understanding of nuclear fission came from.

[@morelenmir]

A guy called 'Rutherford' was quite instrumental as well David, sir.

[@wetawatcher]

Yeah dude.He was a kiwi too!😎

[@owlcowl]

You mean it was Rutherford B. Hayes? Thats an earnest question.

[@morelenmir]

@@owlcowl No. Sir Ernest Rutherford. He was pivotal in developing atomic theory, deducing the existence of sub-atomic particles, discovering alpha, beta and gamma radiation as well as many other aspects of modern nuclear science. One of his principle students discovered the Neutron. He also collected a Nobel prize, a Faraday prize and a host more along the way. He was born in New Zealand and moved to England via Canada. One of the greatest British scientists since Faraday and Newton himself. *EDIT:* Not to overlook (as I momentarily did!) the fact Element 104, Rutherfordium is named after him!

[@owlcowl]

@@morelenmir I thought my use of the word "earnest" would be a dead giveway to my satiric intent, but evidently not. Of course, i know well who Earnest Rutherford was, as does anyone with minimal scientific literacy. Among British physicists, he ranks with Faraday & Maxwell as the greatest since Newton (indeed, Maxwell is considered one of the three greatest physicists ever). My reference to one of the most insignificant US Presidents, whose historical contribution was extremely minuscule compared to the great scientist, was meant to be a meager sideswipe at American provincialism.

[@andrwblood9162]

Remember, Trucker doesn't have an audience with values. It's an audience with conspiracy theories.

[@KingDJ524]

Wait you mean a nuclear power plant isn't an actual plant that grows outside?

[@tr7b410]

👏Bravo. so I can't save 50% if I switch my car insurance to GEICO.?

[@raymond7880]

The sun is a chariot, the earth sits on a giant tortoise, the stars are holes in a giant colander, dinosaurs are giant cows that drowned, and rain is due to a leaking giant lake on the other reverse side of the cube we live on.

[@owlcowl]

I accept all of that description except that rain doesnt leak from a giant lake, but from a giant urinal used by a giant prick (who needs no identification).

[@markmower6507]

I wonder 🤔 what he thinks about Peanut Butter. Probably something like, " Well Peanut Butter comes from the Grocery Store, But if you really think 🤔 about it where did it come from before that?!" Hahahahahahahaha 😂!!!

[@Hyde_Hill]

I think there was a viral tweet of someone saying he didn't care about farmers because he got his food from the grocery store and not from farms. Lol.

[@anonymass1]

“The water, the tide-it comes in and it goes out. It always goes in, then it goes out. … You can’t explain that. You can’t explain it.” -Bill O'Reilly

[@cbr274]

What an odd way to say “I don’t like to read”

[@jeffwiesner2334]

I'm guessing that Tucker has not seen Oppenheimer yet.

[@PiotrPavel]

Wow my brain melts

[@nina1608]

"It wasn't done by Americans, so Americans can't understand it." Best wishes to America from Europe!

[@hogback100]

Madam Curie comes to mind... She was Polish/French...

[@rockradstone]

She was very bright; received glowing reviews!

[@tednruth453]

"We" didn't do any research whatsoever did "We".

[@freddytorres8470]

All I can say is brain fart 💨 😅

[@KyleSmith-qt9sg]

This is the result of the intentional dumbing down of America by consistent disinformation, underfunding and defunding of education by ConServAtives.

[@troothcentral-qz9pz]

How is it possible for Tucker to continue to set the bar higher and higher on his stupidity? As an ex nuclear engineer, we know the ENTIRE history of the development of the sciences including nuclear. We dorked around for decades while we worked on our understanding. This must be just more propaganda, as Pakman speculated.

[@racy-san]

👍👍I can't with David's satiric commentaries🤣🤣🤣 ...LOVE IT👌 ....✌💖🇺🇸🥂

[@kichigan1]

Origins and development of Nuclear Energy is probably the most documented knowledge the human race has. Movies, documentaries and an extensive quantity of books are available for everyone to have a solid grasp of where this technology comes from. We know more details about the origin of Nuclear Energy than we have about the origins of biological life.

[@interstellarbeatteller9306]

Everyone knows it comes from beyond the ice wall

[@rockradstone]

We should unthaw that ice! Maybe there's more!

[@interstellarbeatteller9306]

@@rockradstone Only the elites are allowed to go beyond the ice wall! They don't let riff-raff like us go there!😅

[@ASaund-qb6wy]

"we" as in you don't have to know. "We" as in humans who study it do know.

[@tommyhawks856]

So, Tucker Carlson is completely unaware of the most famous equation in the world; E=MC2?