Tucker Carlson Weighs in on Trump Indictment

Last week, Tucker Carlson debuted his new show, Tucker on Twitter. That premiere episode has accumulated an impressive 116 million views. Despite receiving a cease-and-desist order from Fox News, he’s continued to produce his new show. In the latest episode, posted on Tuesday evening, Carlson discussed the federal indictment of President Trump and the implications it has on our country.

“The Biden administration arrested Donald Trump this afternoon,” he began. “They had him arraigned and fingerprinted in the Miami courthouse, like the accused felon he now technically is. These were the first steps in a process that is designed to put Donald Trump behind bars for the rest of his life. Cable news carried every moment of it live. ‘It’s unprecedented,’ they told us with what looked like shock. But they weren’t shocked; they knew this was coming. Everyone who’s paid attention knew…what just happened was always going to happen.”

Tucker then explained that Trump’s arrest was inevitable since Feb. 16, 2016. Why that date? That is when, Tucker says, Trump made an enemy of the federal government by condemning its penchant for warfare. As Tucker explained, wars tend to happen regularly, typically achieving support from both sides of the aisle, at first, and only after a suitable period of time has passed do some politicians realize the error of their ways, and maybe offer a meaningless pseudo-apology.