IHIP News: Tucker Carlson Makes BOMBSHELL ACCUSATION Against Trump!! FBI FORCED To STOP Probe?!

Tucker Carlson claimed on a podcast that Dan Bongino, while an FBI Deputy Director, told him Donald Trump personally ordered the investigation into the 2024 Butler assassination attempt to be shut down. Touré found this credible, citing Trump's typically vengeful nature and the unusual silence surrounding the alleged shooter, Thomas Crooks.

Carlson stated, 'I know that Trump shut down the investigation into Butler. That is a fact. Dan Bongino told me when I when he worked at the FBI.' Touré added, 'Trump is the pettiest, most vengeful person in the world, and yet the person who tried to shoot him, allegedly, we never hear about him.'

The hosts discussed Trump's perceived physical and mental decline, arguing that foreign adversaries like Iran and Russia are aware of it and adjust their strategies accordingly. They criticized the double standard compared to scrutiny faced by President Biden.

The host mentioned Trump 'quacking like a duck, like a dementia duck' and 'falling asleep in meetings' and at an NBA finals game. Touré added, 'The Iranians had a psychological person working cuz like we're dealing with somebody who is not mentally all there... You think Putin doesn't know that?'

Benjamin Netanyahu was explicitly called a 'war criminal,' and Israel was characterized as the 'most bellicose nation' in the region. The hosts criticized US alliance with Israel and the Democratic Party leadership's pro-Israel stance, which is out of step with most Democratic voters' pro-Palestinian sympathies.

Touré stated, 'Benjamin Netanyahu is a war criminal. He is absolutely monstrous person that governs a the country of Israel that is not a democracy that should not be our ally in the least bit.' The host added, 'Israel is the most bellicose nation in that region.'

Reports from 'MS Now' (likely MSNBC) and Representative Jamie Raskin allege that Kash Patel may be operating a personal slush fund using taxpayer dollars to pay loyalist agents up to $8,000 for carrying out 'unlawful partisan and personal orders.'

The host reported, 'Kash Patel may have a personal slush fund of taxpayer dollars to pay loyalist agents according to Representative Jamie Raskin. Raskin is demanding documents from Patel citing claims that $8,000 payments are made to agents who carry out unlawful partisan and personal orders.'

The hosts expressed strong disapproval of a UFC event held on the White House lawn, labeling it 'white trash' and 'unpresidential.' They argued that such an event would be met with outrage if a Democratic president hosted it, highlighting perceived hypocrisy regarding the 'dignity of the office.'

The host stated, 'It's white trash. It's gross. It It just is.' Touré added, 'If Barack Obama had NBA players out there, they would lose their [expletive] mind if he did that. These are the people that lecture us about the dignity of the office.'

The host shared personal experiences of confronting racism and transphobia among white acquaintances in Oklahoma, emphasizing the importance of speaking out despite potential social repercussions. Touré noted the sociological observation that white people generally do not police other white people in all-white spaces.

The host recounted telling a person who used the term 'Afro One' for Air Force One to 'get the [expletive] out of my house.' She also challenged a woman for laughing at a trans person's image. Touré stated, 'White people don't Yeah, we know this sociologically. Don't usually police other white people.'

Touré described Black history in America as a continuous cycle of 'forward and back,' where periods of progress are often followed by setbacks. He cited the gutting of the Voting Rights Act, attacks on affirmative action, and efforts to restrict Black history education as current examples of this regression.

Touré explained, 'black history is forward and back. Forward and back. We do not We have not moved forward into justice. We have taken steps forward and then back.' He mentioned 'the attack on affirmative action, the continued attack on affirmative action, the attack on critical race theory, the attack on just teaching black history in college.'

The host observed that 'all white spaces' tend to be 'very reserved' and 'boring,' with individuals overly concerned about external perceptions. In contrast, she found marginalized groups (Black communities, gay men) to be more 'liberated,' 'authentic,' and emotionally expressive, attributing this to the emotional depth required to reconcile their experiences.

The host stated, 'white people are wound up like cheap clocks. They are not fun. They care so much about what everybody thinks about them.' She contrasted this with 'a room full of black people... it is go, it is celebrate out of [expletive] to give' and gay men who were 'liberated, out of [expletive] to give. They didn't have a filter.'