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Tucker Carlson Calls Fauci the ‘Shorter Version of Benito Mussolini’

ByJaz McKay

Nov 30, 2021

Tucker Carlson delivered a stunning rebuke of Dr. Anthony Fauci during his opening monologue last night.

“When the fog lifts and art returns, somebody’s gonna write a hilarious novel about this moment,” Carlson said. “And of course, one of the stars of it will be a nearly 81-year-old bureaucrat who really shouldn’t be driving a car at this point, but who somehow took control of the most powerful country on Earth and then promptly went insane.”

He made reference to an interview he had on Sunday on Margaret Brennan’s show, Face the Nation. During the interview, Fauci addressed the animosity he has faced from Republicans and concluded that there was “an anti-science flavor to it.” He also argued that attacking him meant attacking science as he represents science.

Carlson continued: “If you tuned in a couple of years ago you may recall Fauci as a conventional public health official. He gave careful and precise answers that suggested deep medical knowledge, no more. After two years of non-stop media adulation, Tony Fauci has morphed into an even shorter version of Benito Mussolini.”

Tucker Carlson piles on Dr. Fauci, doing everything he can to get his audience to discount the public health expert. Calls him a “shorter version of Benito Mussolini” and says he has gone “insane”. So with vaccines, masks, and COVID, don’t believe the doctor, believe Tucker. pic.twitter.com/inplRq2L0V
— Mike Sington (@MikeSington) November 30, 2021

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By Jaz McKay

Jaz McKay is a long time veteran of Talk Radio, a story teller, a public speaker, an activist, and is the administrator, editor and publisher of The Deplorable Patriot website. He lives in Bakersfield, California with his wife and their dog and two cats. He’s been called the Uncommon Voice of the Common Man and is a Super Spreader of the Truth.