View on Tucker's Moscow Travels

The discussion revolves around Tucker Carlson's recent trip to Moscow and the reactions it has sparked among the audience. The speakers analyze the historical parallel with George Bernard Shaw, who shifted from being a prominent intellectual to admiring the Soviet Union. They attribute this change to a growing frustration with the perceived failures of democracy and the appeal of alternatives. They also touch on the 'wokification of the right,' a belief system that blames the elites for destroying traditional values and portrays Western societies as infiltrated by undesirable elements. The speakers express concerns about the conspiratorial mindset that arises when individuals feel powerless and seek explanations for their perceived societal problems.