"I've never been the guy who runs around and is [like] Israel runs the United States!' overstatement, and I certainly don't want to think that, Carlson said on the latest episode of The Tucker Carlson Show on Monday. But like, if you can't criticize a foreign country, then that country is in charge, right?"
"A federal judge later ruled that the Trump administration unlawfully terminated $2.2 billion in funding and used anti-Semitism as a smokescreen for a targeted, ideologically-motivated assault on this country's premier universities."
"Carlson's YouTube channel has put out 13 videos in the last month, and 10 of them have either mentioned Israel in the title and/or included an eerie picture of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. That's 77% of his production since mid-February."
Tucker Carlson expresses concern that Americans cannot freely criticize Israel without facing censorship, arguing that if a country cannot be criticized, it controls the United States. Guest Glenn Greenwald supports this claim, referencing Trump administration actions forcing universities to adopt speech codes regarding anti-Semitism. However, a federal judge ruled the administration unlawfully terminated university funding using anti-Semitism as a pretext. Carlson's own content contradicts his censorship concerns: his YouTube channel released 13 videos in one month, with 10 featuring Israel or Netanyahu in titles or imagery—77% of his output. Videos include titles like "Netanyahu's Desperate New Attempt for Power" and "Israel's War on Iran," often with dramatic imagery of Netanyahu alongside inflammatory visuals.
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