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Tucker Carlson June 14, 2026 54s

This Celebrity Is Actually an Israeli Spy?

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  1. Is it okay if you're a leading American Is it okay if you're a leading American foreign policy thinker to volunteer as a foreign policy thinker to volunteer as a foreign policy thinker to volunteer as a prison [music] camp guard in a foreign prison [music] camp guard in a foreign prison [music] camp guard in a foreign country like Jeffrey Goldberg of The country like Jeffrey Goldberg of The country like Jeffrey Goldberg of The Atlantic did? Atlantic did? Atlantic did? >> Well, this is a particularly egregious >> Well, this is a particularly egregious >> Well, this is a particularly egregious situation. situation. situation. >> [laughter] >> [laughter] >> [laughter] >> So, I'm glad I brought that up. >> So, I'm glad I brought that up. >> So, I'm glad I brought that up. >> Here Here's a guy who is [music] fully >> Here Here's a guy who is [music] fully >> Here Here's a guy who is [music] fully in favor of using the American military in favor of using the American military in favor of using the American military to fight wars on Israel's behalf. But to fight wars on Israel's behalf. But to fight wars on Israel's behalf. But when [music] it came time for him to when [music] it came time for him to when [music] it came time for him to serve in the military, he served in the serve in the military, he served in the serve in the military, he served in the Israeli military, not the American Israeli military, not the American Israeli military, not the American military. military. military. >> Prison camp guard. >> Prison camp guard. >> Prison camp guard. >> Something deeply wrong about sick. Yeah. >> Something deeply wrong about sick. Yeah. >> Something deeply wrong about sick. Yeah. And of course, he is the editor of one And of course, he is the editor of one And of course, he is the editor of one of the most influential [music] of the most influential [music] of the most influential [music] magazines in the United States. He can magazines in the United States. He can magazines in the United States. He can control the content of that magazine in control the content of that magazine in control the content of that magazine in ways that support Israel. ways that support Israel. ways that support Israel. >> The previous editor, Michael Kelly, was >> The previous editor, Michael Kelly, was >> The previous editor, Michael Kelly, was killed covering the Iraq War. killed covering the Iraq War. killed covering the Iraq War. >> Yes, I remember. >> Yes, I remember. >> Yes, I remember. >> Waged on behalf of Israel. So, it all >> Waged on behalf of Israel. So, it all >> Waged on behalf of Israel. So, it all kind of comes together.

Summary

The discussion criticizes Jeffrey Goldberg's service as a prison camp guard in the Israeli military while advocating for U.S. military intervention on Israel's behalf, highlighting a perceived hypocrisy. This situation is presented as a demonstration of how influential figures, like the editor of The Atlantic, can shape content to support specific foreign policy agendas. The takeaway suggests a need for individuals in positions of influence to align their actions with their proclaimed beliefs, particularly regarding military service and support for foreign conflicts.

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