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President Trump has not made a coherent case for his war in Iran.
And last night he said he's not ending it yet.
We're going to hit them extremely hard over the next two to three weeks.
We're going to bring them back to the Stone Ages where they belong.
His ally, Tucker Carlson, has been making a very coherent case against the war.
Because it doesn't serve American interests in any conceivable way.
And let me just say.
That if it does in some way serve the interests of the United States, I'd love to hear it.
I haven't heard.
On Tuesday, we asked Carlson about his break with Trump and about how the Trump coalition is splintering as some young conservatives
abandon the president and embrace something darker.
It becomes like all of a sudden like, hey, you kids, why are you listening to Elvis Presley and that rock music is bad?
Like all of a sudden, Fuentes controls the conversation and becomes the cool kid.
And the net effect is to make the Holocaust a joke.
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