congressman allred of texas. amazing. announcing it s his first day, he is running for senate in texas against senator cruz. there is a thing, i don t really understand about this candidacy, so it s gonna be my first question, and that is, what s not to like about ted cruz? [laughter] what? does he rub some people the wrong way? ted cruz? apparently. so i don t know, lawrence. i m eager to see what allred has to. say. i should not have tipped my first question like that. have a great show. thank you. john douglass was the tucker carlson of 19th century london. he was, in every way, a terrible person. when his father died, he inherited his father s absurd title of marquis of queensbury at age 14. tucker carlson s upbringing is the 20th century american version of lauren queensbury s upbringing. they were both born rich enough to never have to work day in their lives. they were both students who never achieved any high academic distinction. like many of the
congressman allred of texas. amazing. announcing it s his first day, he is running for senate in texas against senator cruz. there is a thing, i don t really understand about this candidacy, so it s gonna be my first question, and that is, what s not to like about ted cruz? [laughter] what? does he rub some people the wrong way? ted cruz? apparently. so i don t know, lawrence. i m eager to see what allred has to. say. i should not have tipped my first question like that. have a great show. thank you. john douglass was the tucker carlson of 19th century london. he was, in every way, a terrible person. when his father died, he inherited his father s absurd title of marquis of queensbury at age 14. tucker carlson s upbringing is the 20th century american
the marquis of queensbury was known for one other thing besides attacking one of the world s greatest artists for his sexual orientation. queensbury put his name on the rules of boxing. he didn t invent the rules. queensbury just took them from someone else, put his name on them, and gets credit for the rules of boxing to this day. he believed there was a proper way to punch someone. there was no rule of boxing, according to queensbury or anyone else, saying you can t kill your opponent. which is why punching people in the head, fully within the queensbury rules of boxing, has sometimes left the recipient of those punches dead on the spot. there is in the queensbury rules the illusion that there is a right way to violently beat someone. and tucker carlson believes we
their dramatic plot to win back the white house. it s always good fob the tabs. michael, back to you. how do you go after the clintons in a way that marquis of queensbury, at least close enough to it people don t feel bad hearing about it? i think you just touched on it, chris. i think there are issue there s that are still unsettling for folks. they don t have to get into monica and vince foster and all of that. just talk about the clintons, their style, what they have brought to politics. sort of the way you feel about some of the dealings that they have had. that aspect of it. a lot of what we have seen people trying to do with chris christie and bridgegate, well, you know, it s the tone, it s the attitude that he sets in the office and how that infects people and how that affects the process. i think that that s a legitimate area to talk about. and certainly, benghazi will certainly be on the table. we know that. and there is still legitimate questions there to be asked. but all
revving up again. in november 2012 just after president obama was reelected, the national enquirer published a special issue on the clintons. it was entitled love, lies and betrayal. with this ominous headline, their dramatic plot to win back the white house. it s always good fob the tabs. michael, back to you. how do you go after the clintons in a way that marquis of queensbury, at least close enough to it people don t feel bad hearing about it? i think you just touched on it, chris. i think there are issue there s that are still unsettling for folks. they don t have to get into monica and vince foster and all of that. just talk about the clintons, their style, what they have brought to politics. sort of the way you feel about some of the dealings that they have had. that aspect of it. a lot of what we have seen people trying to do with chris christie and bridgegate, well, you know, it s the tone, it s the attitude that he sets in the office and how that infects people and how tha