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Tucker Carlson July 3, 2026 48s

Yes… He really tweeted this.

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  1. If I was in the cabinet [music] of the If I was in the cabinet [music] of the Israeli government, I might not be Israeli government, I might not be Israeli government, I might not be attacking the only powerful ally that I attacking the only powerful ally that I attacking the only powerful ally that I have anywhere left in the entire world. have anywhere left in the entire world. have anywhere left in the entire world. >> would think in a country that's thinking >> would think in a country that's thinking >> would think in a country that's thinking clearly, someone say, "You know what? clearly, someone say, "You know what? clearly, someone say, "You know what? You're right. Like, everybody hates us. You're right. Like, everybody hates us. You're right. Like, everybody hates us. The whole world is against us. This is The whole world is against us. This is The whole world is against us. This is our patron. It's the only country that's our patron. It's the only country that's our patron. It's the only country that's with us. Maybe we shouldn't give them with us. Maybe we shouldn't give them with us. Maybe we shouldn't give them the finger." the finger." the finger." >> No, that's not what they said. >> No, that's not what they said. >> No, that's not what they said. >> Oh, they said the opposite. Here's what >> Oh, they said the opposite. Here's what >> Oh, they said the opposite. Here's what a very well-known and highly regarded a very well-known and highly regarded a very well-known and highly regarded Israeli defense analyst, Ben Sabti, Israeli defense analyst, Ben Sabti, Israeli defense analyst, Ben Sabti, tweeted, "Maybe USA needs another Pearl tweeted, "Maybe USA needs another Pearl tweeted, "Maybe USA needs another Pearl Harbor or 9/11 to remember who is the Harbor or 9/11 to remember who is the Harbor or 9/11 to remember who is the enemy and who is the friend." There's no enemy and who is the friend." There's no enemy and who is the friend." There's no uglier sentiment than that. And of uglier sentiment than that. And of uglier sentiment than that. And of course, it's also a threat. I mean, course, it's also a threat. I mean, course, it's also a threat. I mean, let's be real. That's a threat. Maybe let's be real. That's a threat. Maybe let's be real. That's a threat. Maybe you need another 9/11. Oh, another 9/11. you need another 9/11. Oh, another 9/11. you need another 9/11. Oh, another 9/11. Okay, now. Says the Israeli security Okay, now. Says the Israeli security Okay, now. Says the Israeli security official. Does he work for a moving official. Does he work for a moving official. Does he work for a moving company? Anyway, you see the point. company? Anyway, you see the point. company? Anyway, you see the point. Like, what the hell are you doing?

Summary

The discussion centers on the counterproductive actions of attacking Israel's sole powerful ally, the United States, referenced through an analogy of needing another Pearl Harbor or 9/11, and the conclusion is that such sentiments are harmful and represent a threat, urging for a reconsideration of damaging diplomatic strategies.

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