Tucker Told A Little TOO Much Truth In His Keynote Address At The Heritage Foundation Last Friday (VIDEO)

Wes WalkerApril 25, 2023

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When Tucker signed off on Friday, he expected to be back on Monday. Was something he said in this speech about ‘good and evil’ too much for the delicate sensibilities of his corporate overlords?

For the fact-checkers, here are the disclaimers you are looking for: there is more speculation than fact at this point about the reason behind Tucker being iced out of his show.

There are all kinds of external pressures that might have played a part in the firing.

Reasons offered have ranged from the Dominion settlement and other lawsuits, to the left (activist, media, and elected alike) endlessly calling for Tucker’s head on a pike, to shareholders, to negative reactions of his contrarian reporting on J6 and Ukraine. Any of these or a hundred other possible explanations could account for why Fox News no longer has a Tucker Carlson show.

Senator Schumer used his elected office to demand that Tucker lose his job — in direct violation of First Amendment protections.

Just weeks ago, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer called on Rupert Murdoch to take Tucker Carlson off the air. pic.twitter.com/etxN8sjGpB

— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) April 24, 2023

AOC did the same, just this past weekend.

Don't forget: yesterday, AOC went on the show of Biden's ex WH Press Secretary and demanded the Govt ban Tucker from being allowed on TV.

Dems like AOC are utter authoritarians who crave state censorship. Independent platforms are immune from that.pic.twitter.com/sGdU5tG0ih

— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) April 24, 2023

And 60 Minutes called him out by name in their interview of the mysterious Ray Epps, of whom there is more video of him doing incendiary things in and prior to the mayhem on J6 than some retirees who never lifted a finger in violence.

Any of these may have played a factor in putting the thumbscrews to Murdoch. It might even have come down to personal/political differences between Tucker and Management.

But we can’t yet rule out the possibility that the viral speech Tucker gave after he filmed his last show on Friday had something to do with the reason he was told not to come to work on Monday.

It was a speech in which he took a flamethrower to the societal lies we tell ourselves we have to believe.

Here is a longer portion of his speech, so you get the spicy part in its context:

If you don’t have 26 minutes to spare, here is the shorter clip that has been getting so much attention. (But honestly, the longer version is worth your time.)

Tucker Carlson During Speech At @Heritage Explains How To Understand What The People Wrecking Our Country Are Doing

“None of this makes sense in conventional political terms.”

“When people. . .decide that the goal is to destroy things, destruction for its own sake, ‘hey let’s… pic.twitter.com/qFZOZtjAvg

— The Columbia Bugle 🇺🇸 (@ColumbiaBugle) April 22, 2023

He’s humble enough in the estimation of his own theological pedigree that he doesn’t say much about the KIND of prayers we should draw from when praying for America.

But we’ve got a book recommendation with great examples from the Psalms of the kind of roll-up-your-sleeves, if-God-doesn’t-come-through-here-we-are-toast kind of prayers from which we could draw some inspiration in living out that challenge Tucker gave us to pray for the good of our nation.

Psalms of War: Prayers That Literally Kick Ass is a collection, from the book of Psalms, regarding how David rolled in prayer. I bet you haven’t heard these read, prayed, or sung in church against our formidable enemies — and therein lies the Church’s problem. We’re not using the spiritual weapons God gave us to waylay the powers of darkness. It might be time to dust them off and offer ‘em up if you’re truly concerned about the state of Christ’s Church and of our nation.