Tucker EXPOSES Huckabee In Blockbuster Interview! Ghislaine Maxwell ID’d In Canada! w/Elaine Culotti

After the Supreme Court ruled his previous tariffs unconstitutional, former President Trump announced a new 15% global tariff, citing Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974. This section allows the president to impose tariffs for 150 days to address 'large and serious United States balance of payments deficits.' However, legal experts and even Trump's own administration previously questioned Section 122's applicability to trade deficits, which are conceptually distinct from balance of payments deficits. The hosts argue these tariffs will likely be struck down again, causing economic chaos and forcing American consumers to bear the costs, as evidenced by rising prices.

Supreme Court ruling against Trump's prior tariffs; Trump's Truth Social post announcing 15% global tariffs; NewsNation report on Section 122's 150-day limit and 15% cap; host's assertion that 'it turns out we are paying the' costs; quotes from legal experts like Neil Catlaw predicting the new tariffs won't hold up.

Cash Patel, a former FBI official, is accused of hypocrisy for using an FBI jet for personal travel to attend a hockey game and see his girlfriend, despite having publicly criticized the current FBI director, Chris Wray, for similar personal use of government jets, citing the $15,000 per takeoff cost. Following public scrutiny, the FBI allegedly pulled the jet's flight tracking data, further fueling accusations of impropriety and lack of transparency. The hosts present this as a clear example of 'do as I say, not as I do' corruption.

Video of Cash Patel chugging champagne with the USA hockey team; his 2023 quote criticizing Chris Wray for using a G5 jet for vacation; reports that the FBI pulled his jet from flight tracking databases; Max Blumenthal's tweet accusing Patel of 'clowning himself in Italy on the taxpayer dime.'

The hosts claim the FBI orchestrated a cover-up in the Charlie Kirk shooting investigation. They present police radio transmissions indicating that local police and specialized K9 units (gun-sniffing dogs) could not find the alleged murder weapon for four hours. However, minutes after the FBI arrived on the scene, a weapon was 'recovered.' The hosts assert this is evidence the FBI 'planted' the gun, suggesting a 'false flag attack.' They also highlight the lack of mainstream media investigation into these discrepancies and an eyewitness report that contradicted official news accounts.

Police radio transmissions from Baron Coleman showing initial failure to find a gun and its subsequent recovery minutes after FBI arrival; host's assertion that 'the FBI planted that gun'; mention of an eyewitness report contradicting news media accounts that was not covered by legacy media.

In an interview with Tucker Carlson, U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee is criticized for advocating a 'Greater Israel' project, suggesting it 'would be fine' for Israel to take over the entire Middle East based on biblical interpretations (Genesis 15, Euphrates to the Nile). The hosts frame Huckabee's statements as 'traitorous' to U.S. interests, arguing he represents Israel's agenda rather than America's. They link his views to Christian Zionism and dispensationalism, which they describe as a 'death cult' aiming to trigger Armageddon. This stance drew condemnation from 14 Middle Eastern countries and regional blocs.

Clips from Tucker Carlson's interview with Mike Huckabee where Huckabee states 'It would be fine if they took it all' (referring to the biblical land claims); host's characterization of Huckabee as 'sounding like he's the Israeli ambassador to the United States'; mention of 14 countries condemning Huckabee's remarks; quotes from 'Torah Jews' and 'Voice of Rabbis' distinguishing Zionism from Judaism.

Tucker Carlson, in his interview with Mike Huckabee, questions the genetic and historical lineage of current Israeli leaders, specifically Benjamin Netanyahu, asking how they can claim a biblical right to the land when their families are known to have originated from Eastern Europe (e.g., Poland, Lithuania, Ukraine) and often do not rigorously practice Judaism. The hosts emphasize that DNA tests in Israel require court orders, allegedly to conceal that many Israeli Jews are not Semitic, unlike Palestinians. They cite scholarly papers suggesting European Jewish populations are a 'mosaic' of ancestries, challenging the notion of a direct, exclusive biblical claim to the land for all modern Israeli Jews.

Tucker Carlson's questions to Huckabee regarding Netanyahu's Eastern European lineage; Jerusalem Post article about DNA tests in Israel requiring court orders; list of Israeli Prime Ministers and their Eastern European origins; scholarly paper (PMID) cited by Michael Reckenwald suggesting European Jewish genome is a 'mosaic' and supporting the Khazarian hypothesis (though the guest dismisses the Khazar part, he maintains the non-Middle Eastern origin for many).