The Tucker Carlson Show

In this engaging discussion, Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates and author of "Principles," dives into America's hidden civil war, emphasizing the growing polarization in society. He explores the effects of advanced technology and AI on economics, predicting both challenges and opportunities. Dalio also addresses the differing definitions of happiness across social classes and the crucial role of community in fostering true contentment. His insights on the U.S.-China tech race provide a thought-provoking look at the future of global competition.

Bob Amsterdam, a seasoned human rights lawyer focused on Ukraine and the Orthodox Church, shares alarming insights about the current political climate. He discusses President Zelensky's authoritarian tendencies, calling the situation dire. Amsterdam reveals USAID's controversial operations involving fake churches designed to undermine religious freedoms. He questions U.S. support for Zelensky amidst these tensions and highlights the media's bias in portraying Ukraine's struggles, raising serious concerns about religious persecution and democratic erosion.

In this engaging discussion, Jeffrey Sachs, a Professor of sustainable development and global affairs expert, shares his views on Donald Trump's potential to end the Ukraine war. He reflects on his meeting with Viktor Orban and critiques Bill Clinton's deep state initiatives. Sachs emphasizes the need for rational discourse in U.S. foreign policy and highlights lessons from past diplomatic failures. He also analyzes the current geopolitical chess game and argues for a reassessment of America’s role in a multipolar world.

Viktor Orban, the longest-serving head of state in Europe and Hungary's Prime Minister, shares his bold views on shaping European politics. He argues that Ukraine may pose a greater threat to the West than Russia. Orban critiques USAID's influence in Hungary and addresses the chaotic implications of mass migration policies. He discusses the Nord Stream incident, NATO's silence, and the economic repercussions for the U.S. stemming from Europe’s geopolitical tensions. His insights challenge mainstream narratives and underscore the need for robust national sovereignty in current affairs.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton dives into the alarming rise of drug cartels and the political corruption that enables them. He reveals George Soros's influence on Texas politics and critiques establishment figures like John Cornyn. Paxton discusses his ongoing legal battles over the border wall and expresses frustration over being blacklisted from Fox News. The conversation highlights the disconnect between grassroots movements and established politics, stressing the importance of transparency in governance.

Col. Daniel Davis, a retired U.S. Army colonel and military analyst, reveals alarming insights into American weapons allegedly being sold by Ukraine to Mexican drug cartels. He discusses the implications this has for U.S. security and policy. The conversation dives into the pivotal role of Crimea in the ongoing conflict and emphasizes Ukraine's dependence on U.S. support. Davis also critiques military leadership choices and advocates for needed reforms while exploring the broader consequences of these geopolitical dynamics.

Mike Benz, an expert on USAID and its global ramifications, reveals startling insights about the organization's troubling activities. He describes USAID as a 'rent-a-riot operation,' raising crucial questions about its involvement in movements like Black Lives Matter. The conversation probes the ethical implications of foreign aid, especially funding for controversial initiatives like transgender surgeries abroad. Moreover, Benz exposes how USAID orchestrates unrest globally while influencing media narratives, demanding greater transparency and reevaluation of U.S. foreign policy.

Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, a prominent media investor, shares his perspectives on global finance and politics. He discusses the dominance of social media platform X and the shifting landscape of media under Elon Musk. The conversation touches on Saudi Arabia's intricate relationships with Israel and Iran, and critiques legacy media's biases. Alwaleed also critiques woke culture and explores how geopolitical tensions affect investment strategies, including AI's impact on economics and the future of energy in the region.

Dana White, the President of the UFC, shares his unique insights from the realm of mixed martial arts and his new role on Meta's board. He discusses his surprising friendship with Donald Trump and how it's shaped his perspective on leadership. White addresses the Bryce Mitchell controversy and weighs in on the shifting landscape of the NFL and NBA. Additionally, he highlights the influence of tech giants like Meta on public discourse while reflecting on the intriguing world of professional slapping.

Piers Morgan, a prominent British journalist and television personality, joins the discussion to debate the complex nature of leadership, focusing on figures like Zelensky and Putin. They tackle whether Zelensky's actions make him a dictator while exploring the moral implications of U.S. foreign aid and NATO's role in global conflicts. The dialogue heats up around sensitive topics like the morality of nuclear warfare, gun control, and immigration, offering sharp insights into the shifting dynamics of international relations.