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Tucker Carlson casually maligns David Frum, who responds by deconstructing his former friend s cowardly act
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Fox News star Tucker Carlson is having a moment â or, rather, another moment in a Zelig-like career full of them. Lately, he has been torching a select group of conservatives, and David Frum was added to that list Tuesday.
Carlson s ostensible target Tuesday night was the Central Intelligence Agency s curious new ad featuring an intersectional Latina millennial officer. Carlson eventually suggested the woman was actually a deep-cover operative trying to recruit agents to infiltrate the real threat to America â which, he assured his viewers, is definitely not white supremacists. No, if you wanted to save America, he said, these are the people you d be worried about :
Tucker Carlson Tonight host says CIA has been embracing woke ideology for years
If you’ve been on the internet this week, you’ve probably seen the CIA’s most recent recruiting video. If you haven’t seen it, there’s really nothing we can do to prepare you for the experience, except to tell you two things: first, it’s entirely genuine. This is not a hoax, or a deep fake, or the work of some demented comedic genius who’s set up a parody account on Twitter. No. This video is real. The second thing to know is that it’s from the CIA. That’s not the Culinary Institute of America, the people who teach baking and sushi preparation. No. That’s the Central Intelligence Agency, the guys who do waterboarding and subvert foreign elections. The CIA is the most heavily-armed, and supposedly the most sophisticated intelligence-gathering operation on the planet. And yet somehow, they produced this video, and then put it on social media.
Sherrod Brown describes Rand Paul as being kind of a lunatic
Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) did not miss an opportunity on Tuesday to once again call out Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) for not wearing a mask while around his colleagues.
Brown was in Columbus visiting a mass COVID-19 vaccination site when a reporter asked him about senators who don t wear masks, the
Cincinnati Enquirer reports. Brown responded that most are being courteous and wearing face coverings, except one of them that s an M.D. isn t, but he s kind of a lunatic.
Brown was referring to Paul, an ophthalmologist who last spring was the first senator to announce that he had tested positive for COVID-19. Paul, Brown added, thinks he wants to be different but it doesn t serve the public interest. In response, a spokeswoman for Paul said vaccine deniers, who dispute immunity after natural infection and after vaccination, should refrain from name calling and perhaps try to get informed.