politics, why? because i care about this country, and they care about the states. if you think about the entire trajectory of american life over the last 30 or 40 years, you have elites and the ruling class that have plundered this country, made it harder for middle-class americans to live o normal life. when those americans dare to complain about the conditions of their own country, about the southern border or jobs beingo shipped overseas, they get called racists and bigots, xenophobes, or idiots. they need somebody who s willing to fight for them. i just want normal americans toe know they still have a voice in this country, they love this country, but they should be able to criticize it when it s not working for them, and right now, it s just not. tucker: i love that. this is not false flattery, i don t think i ve met anybody who understands both worlds as well as you do. you grew up there in a very working class environment, wound up at yale law school in a
themselves in, and removing their masks to play their instruments were to sing. tucker: and your little pod, made that tape live forever as testament to how insane this country went over the last year. please fix for getting america f children, that s what it was. looking back, it s clear, with research enhance, that this is a scandal. it didn t happen naturally, it wasn t hurricane or tornado, did those people apologize? has a single person lost a job over this? of course not. they still controller schools,th tony fauci is still the highest paid federal employee in the land. the only people who have suffered are the ones who dared to tell the truth while it was happening, and that s always been the case. in april we talked to a high school track coach from new hampshire who was fired because she refused to make his athletes wear masks outside.
not at all. tucker: do they want to hear from you? they don t. we have response with the person that s leaving the vaccine trial has been atrocious. we weren t even asking for a lot.h we couldn t even get an answer on that. it was just a report to pfizer, and a report to the fda. that s all we got. has or hasn t reached out to you to help in anyway or explain what might be happening with your daughter? tucker: i appreciate you during this interview, stephanie. how is this changed her views? you obviously went into this
you love, i love, and it s worth it to wade through the stuff. i can take a punch in the job, as you know. i come from rough circumstances, i did not come from an easy life. that prepared me to take on the challenge.h i m excited to do it. i admire you and i wish you luck very much. thank you for doing this. think so much, tucker. go to j.d. vance.com to sign up and find out how to help. tucker: we spent an entire hour, one of the reasons i m not embarrassed to say i admire j.d. vance as we spent over an hour talking to him about his life, a really interesting conversation. it s on fox nation if you want to watch.. the nsa has been spying on the show, they ve effectively admitted that. one of the first people it happened to, not by a long shot. cheryl atkinson was a journalist at cbs when she noticed her computer had been bugged.
she can t go to the bathroom without all of these laxatives,n which i m sure aren t doing her any good as well. retention, i don t want to go into too much detail, but at one point she was having convulsions, and all kinds of neurologic and g.i. issues. you name it. she also couldn t walk at one point, than she could, and now after an mri with contrast, it affected her in some way, i don t understand why, and they are not looking into why, and now she s back in the wheelchair and she can t hold her neck up. her neck falls back. tucker: the authorities by the way, i should say, i m not a physician but we knowec factually that many people have been injured over the years by vaccines, we accept that risk when we do the population. it s not a crazy assumption from the biden administration, anyone reached out to help you?ea