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Tucker Carlson June 14, 2026 45s

Tucker: “They’re So Evil”

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  1. If you're planning for World War, you If you're planning for World War, you also need to make sure the opponent is also need to make sure the opponent is also need to make sure the opponent is built up first to have a proper war. built up first to have a proper war. built up first to have a proper war. That tells you about the goals [music] That tells you about the goals [music] That tells you about the goals [music] that are playing here. that are playing here. that are playing here. >> think so? >> think so? >> think so? >> It looks like it. I mean, you know, I'm >> It looks like it. I mean, you know, I'm >> It looks like it. I mean, you know, I'm always reluctant to come to these always reluctant to come to these always reluctant to come to these conclusions, but it was a bit much, conclusions, but it was a bit much, conclusions, but it was a bit much, wasn't it? The American investment in wasn't it? The American investment in wasn't it? The American investment in China, shifting all this production to China, shifting all this production to China, shifting all this production to China for short-term [music] profit, you China for short-term [music] profit, you China for short-term [music] profit, you know, or you've got higher margins if know, or you've got higher margins if know, or you've got higher margins if you do that. Well, you're losing all you do that. Well, you're losing all you do that. Well, you're losing all these jobs and you're creating all these these jobs and you're creating all these these jobs and you're creating all these problems for America for the long term. problems for America for the long term. problems for America for the long term. Why are you doing this? Some people were Why are you doing this? Some people were Why are you doing this? Some people were aware of this and still were part of aware of this and still were part of aware of this and still were part of this thrust, and it wasn't slowed down, this thrust, and it wasn't slowed down, this thrust, and it wasn't slowed down, so it was intentional. So, there were so it was intentional. So, there were so it was intentional. So, there were considerations to [music] make sure considerations to [music] make sure considerations to [music] make sure China would be built up. China would be built up. China would be built up. >> You may be getting back to what you said >> You may be getting back to what you said >> You may be getting back to what you said at the outset about what a small at the outset about what a small at the outset about what a small percentage of the population has goals percentage of the population has goals percentage of the population has goals that are incomprehensible to normal that are incomprehensible to normal that are incomprehensible to normal [music] people because they're so evil.

Summary

The main theme discusses how American investment in China, driven by short-term profit, intentionally built up a competitor, suggesting a deliberate strategy by a small, powerful group. This analysis points to the notion that a select few may have incomprehensible and potentially evil goals for the long term. The practical takeaway is that such decisions, while seemingly logical for profit, ultimately create long-term problems and were potentially intentional.

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