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Tucker Carlson June 26, 2026 42s

Tucker on TPUSA

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  1. There were people there who I know well There were people there who I know well at Turning Point who all of a sudden at Turning Point who all of a sudden at Turning Point who all of a sudden found themselves in positions that they found themselves in positions that they found themselves in positions that they didn't sign up for, they weren't hired didn't sign up for, they weren't hired didn't sign up for, they weren't hired for, and they weren't suited for. And for, and they weren't suited for. And for, and they weren't suited for. And they've been under enormous pressure, they've been under enormous pressure, they've been under enormous pressure, and they've done a really bad job. I and they've done a really bad job. I and they've done a really bad job. I don't know what to say. I feel sorry for don't know what to say. I feel sorry for don't know what to say. I feel sorry for them because they didn't sign up for it, them because they didn't sign up for it, them because they didn't sign up for it, actually. Charlie got murdered, so they actually. Charlie got murdered, so they actually. Charlie got murdered, so they they're doing their best, and they're they're doing their best, and they're they're doing their best, and they're not suited for it at all. You know, not not suited for it at all. You know, not not suited for it at all. You know, not supporting Massie, not demanding that supporting Massie, not demanding that supporting Massie, not demanding that Trump end this war, those are major Trump end this war, those are major Trump end this war, those are major failures. Like, Charlie was aggressively failures. Like, Charlie was aggressively failures. Like, Charlie was aggressively anti-neocon. I think for the sake of his anti-neocon. I think for the sake of his anti-neocon. I think for the sake of his memory, and also just decency and the memory, and also just decency and the memory, and also just decency and the country, they should have continued with country, they should have continued with country, they should have continued with that posture, but they didn't. And I that posture, but they didn't. And I that posture, but they didn't. And I know they're under tons of pressure and know they're under tons of pressure and know they're under tons of pressure and all these creepy donors care about all these creepy donors care about all these creepy donors care about Israel more than the United States. Israel more than the United States. Israel more than the United States. Okay, you know, life is hard. You want Okay, you know, life is hard. You want Okay, you know, life is hard. You want the job, you want the salary, get in the job, you want the salary, get in the job, you want the salary, get in there and do what's right.

Summary

The discussion centers on individuals appointed to positions they were unprepared for, leading to poor performance under pressure, particularly concerning support for Israel and opposition to Trump's policies. The takeaway emphasizes that if one takes on a role for its benefits, they must prioritize doing what is right, regardless of external pressures or donor influence.

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