In this Tucker Carlson monolog, he reflects on Thomas Massie’s recent primary defeat in Kentucky, framing it as the Israel lobby’s successful campaign to remove one of the few independent voices in Congress who refused their money and opposed unconditional foreign aid. Tucker recounts standing in line with Miriam Adelson at Trump’s inauguration, contrasts early America First optimism (with Charlie Kirk) against later betrayals on wars, surveillance, and Epstein files, and concludes that Massie’s loss confirms how the system truly operates—prioritizing foreign interests over American ones.
