The Tucker Carlson Show How Casey Putsch Built the Most Efficient Car in the World, and Why the EPA Hates Him for It
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Mar 28, 2025 
Casey Putsch, an innovative engineer and designer, has created a groundbreaking diesel car that achieves an astonishing 104 miles per gallon. He discusses the auto industry's decline and how regulatory measures stifle genuine innovation. Putsch critiques the media's lack of coverage on his car and highlights the issues with electric vehicle mandates. He also shares his journey in crowdfunding a vehicle aimed at disrupting the market, emphasizing the importance of craftsmanship and simplicity in automotive design.
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Obama's Empty Promise
- Casey Putsch felt Obama's 2008 promise to "help Detroit retool" was disingenuous.
- He cites his family's struggles during the 2008 financial crisis and the subsequent auto industry bailout as further evidence.
Stagnant Auto Industry
- The auto industry lacks innovation, focusing on superficial changes rather than meaningful improvements.
- Putsch highlights the stagnation in car design compared to advancements like the SR-71 Blackbird.
Building the Omega Car
- Frustrated by the lack of progress, Putsch decided to build his own efficient car.
- He chose diesel for its familiarity, flexibility, and existing infrastructure.