and i d d so my y quesonons coueouout hicacase.y y son, call one eight hundred, cacalledhehe bars s filion and i d d soit was the best call coueouout hii could ve made. call the barnes firm aand find out what your case all ccould be worth.uld ve made. call one eight hundred, eight million tucker: welcome back to a special edition of tucker carlson tonight. everybody in the ends dies. when you lie about that and pretend it s not true, it s not really going to happen, you make people neurotic and crazy, which is where we are now. we thought it would be interesting to see someone that sees death every day a hospice physician and ask him what you learned from this. has it made you less or more afraid of death? what is it like? we re glad we did. it was a very freeing conversation. christopher kerr is the man. here s part of the conversation. religious themes and concerns
has something to say and we wanted to give them more time to say it. they re an hour long with some of the most compels people in america. news anchors, lawmakers, people having thoughts we never thought of before. you may have seen a few minutes here on previous shows. tonight we re focusing on a few people. that would include j.p. sears, mike tyson and a man who treats people as they re dying. an end of life physician called christopher kerr. first we re going to look back at a conversation with someone that has passed, kirstie allie that died this fall of cancer. she was on our set and we had a remarkable conversation. here s part of us. for our viewers that know you well, this is to remind them why they like you so much. here it is. st. jerome s hospital.
that s what i do know. tucker: is this something that you ve come to in your 50s? did you always feel that way? no. i was like oh, god, i have to died. i have to do this, do that, this that. that s not the reality of life. we have to go. we have to make space for other people, we have to after stepping on bugs for all of these years, we have to let them eat us now. that s the way it is. tucker: what is the one thing everybody lies about? weight, taxes and death. everybody pretends they died. we sat down with someone that minister s to the dying and we learned a lot. dr. kerr shares his observations about death. it s not what you d expect next.
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