Dennis Prager on Tucker Carlson and Morality First | Dennis Prager's Latest Thoughts | PragerU

So, Dennis, I don't know if you had a chance to watch Tucker Carlson just recently started posting on X.

He posted a few pictures of himself with Marjorie Taylor Greene, with Thomas Massey and, you know, a bunch of people who are very, very critical of President Trump.

it seemed to have alluded to this idea that maybe he's creating a third party or some new political movement.

He made a few announcements on X about that.

And eventually he had a podcast over an hour podcast where I believe he tried to outline the ideas behind this party that he believes America needs.

Uh, it's a 10 point, um, outline of the major issues.

And if you had a chance to watch the entire thing, I would love to get some comments from you on what do you think Tucker is doing here? And what do you think the impact of Tucker's messaging is?

So the problem with that, I have big problems with Tucker on moral issues that I've discussed in the past.

But the problem with this is not that everything he said is wrong a lot of what he said is is accurate we should make things we should we have substituted ugly buildings for beautiful buildings that's accurate but it's one thing to list complaints it's quite another to solve them And the first one is scary, fairness.

America was not set up to be fair.

That's what he said.

America was set up to be fair.

But I never saw that word in the vocabulary of the founding fathers, life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

And we are all the beneficiaries of inalienable rights because our Creator gave us our rights.

That has nothing to do with fairness.

When you want to legislate fairness, you get an authoritarian government.

I mean, you can't legislate fairness.

There's built-in unfairness in life.

Tall people have a much better chance of entering the NBA than average-sized people.

All right, it's just the way it works.

Having said that, I have to be intellectually honest.

He spoke about having the same rules for everybody.

Everyone is equal before the law.

That, of course, all of us agree with.

That's the point, though.