I'm half way through the interview.
Tucker has been setting off my spider sense since I started watching him on FOX in 2017 because he would never say Jesus on air or react in any way to someone on his show saying Jesus, but he claimed to be a Christian.
Also, his naiveté on some issues seems incongruent with his knowledge on others, but could be explained Alaskan sized blind spots.
When he was on FOX in 2017, he gave totally gullible interviews to two different high level antifa organizers, but was then was suprised when they attacked his house while his wife was alone during his air time. This event was probably real but perhaps exaggerated in order to earn him street cred.
Further along the same line, could Tucker, a man whose wife was terrorized by Antifa in her own home, and we assume would have possibly been murdered if they'd gained access (according to the story), could he have been foolish enough to feature one of his own
personal friends on an episode of his show where the friend test drove a Tesla truck? He showed several places around his rural home, and mentioned others that he frequents, which all took place after the extreme vandalism of Tesla dealerships in many parts of the USA, as well as numerous death threats against Musk himself. Is Tucker possibly stupid enough to put his friend at risk for ratings?
However, when Tucker had Stormy Daniel's (the tart whom Trump paid off)
lawyer, Michael Avenatti (later sentenced to 2½ years in federal prison) do an in-person interview in Sept 2018, it was a brutally honest and cutting Tucker that he apparently unleashed in defense of a woman who was being ripped off and exploited by a corrupt lawyer.
Tucker's angle now is to show up extremely late to every right wing or truther party, like trad Christianity, 9/11 truth, and The Great Noticing, "expose" what's been common knowledge for the decades Tucker was denouncing it previously, and suddenly proclaim his abundant sympathy to these causes, except for one:
Whitey can not be allowed to organize politically because that is against the universal principles of the Christianity he grew up with and yet, a year ago, he said he had to go out and purchase a Bible because he had none, but he did infamously have his Kaballah wristlet prior.
Tucker's performance in his interview with Huckabee is astounding in its Orwellian double-talking sincerity. Only the child of a high-level CIA propaganda spook, who'd entered the Mockingbird media at such a young age, could have pulled off this Hollywood Oscar level artful deception through his feigned outrage and awe shucks self deprecation.
The only way for Tucker to establish sincerity is to defend his idea that "identity politics" is wrong and Tucker vs. Keith Woods on this topic would be a potentially mortal blow to Clown World.
