Tucker Carlson Smears Ben Shapiro & His Reaction Is Perfect

Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” shares a DM clip of Ben Shapiro’s response to Tucker Carlson’s latest attack during his appearance on Russell Brand's podcast.

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[troyarthur]

I understand what Tucker is saying, however the thing I want to know is how a nation as in debt as the United States can justify sending anything to other countries. I am tired of foreign citizens and illegal aliens getting more in life, from the U.S., than a person who has worked hard and paid their taxes for 40 years.

[i_am_thebatman]

We can support Israel without fighting their wars .
We don’t have to draft Americans to fight in Israel .

[Gordon_L]

I'm a baby boomer, just turned 69 . When I was a kid I was aware of WW2 and assumed in my child mind that humankind would develop from there and work collectively towards a peaceful existence on this planet . I now hold little hope for humankind and regard those in power who are motivated by power and greed with utter contempt .

[KGSpradleyAuthor]

Nobody is taking care of the Vets from the last three wars and you want another one?

[jagmd]

A lot of issues are not black and white, and people should expect healthy debate on complex issues. To say we should never argue and be in totalitarian lockstep like the Dems to woo new voters is just dumb to me.

[kriskeel]

I agree with Tucker. These are not our issues and we need to stay out of it. Why does the USA always have to bail these people out of the messes they get into.

[basedgenxexpat]

People are sick of war and funding war and being threatened with sending our kids to war and Americans being last always. So in that environment, it is natural that people feared that the Israel Hamas issue will be an immediate US war, ww3. On the other hand, it makes me quite nervous how quickly the Hamas hostages were forgotten- even US citizens.

[zeropointenergy]

Ben and Tucker don't have to be in lock step on every issue. Why amplify their differences? For clicks?

[EchoesfromtheCosmos]

As a swede, I understand the frustration of being viewed as an ever-giving and never-depleting wallet, and that is the reality of americans too. There's a constant pressure on you to give money, weapons and soldiers to the world and that cannot be the solution to everything. Not to mention how the elite, heavily invested in the arms industry, benefits from all of this.

[ginolazzarino]

Of course people fight over here it's called discourse, that's what happens when you allow for a diversity of opinion.

[donaldseigel]

I watch Ben Shapiro and used to watch Tucker has never advocated for sending troops to Israel, period.

[MikkiWillis]

This is an easy one Dave: our neighbors home is on fire. Our home is also on fire. They have just enough water to fight their fire, and we have just enough water to fight our fire giving our neighbor access to our water supply will only ensure that our home burns to the ground. This is a moment for all nations to care for themselves. Tucker for the win!

[jimdavidson]

Ben has become a warmonger when he talks about Israel. It was all he talked about for 2 months

[TRM]

I do not think Tucker was talking about defending Israel as much as he was talking about people wanting war with Iran.

[PrimalistOptimus]

The biggest problem with foreign policy is that we put it before domestic policy. That should never be. America should always come first because no other country will put us before their own.

[rcampbell]

Dave. We can't afford to intervine in other countries human rights atrocities. We have a problem even defining our own, much less addressing them. And WE DON'T HAVE THE MONEG TO ADDRESS THEM either at home or abroad. We're beyond broke.

[nimaakhtarkhavari]

Saying Tucker is attacking Ben because his Network is absolutely ridiculous...

[SubFlow]

I have listened to Ben nearly every day for years now. I cannot count how many times I have heard Ben state that American is the greatest country that has ever existed, those words, verbatim.

[maxgehtdnixan]

Ben has, several times, stated that we should get involved in the middle east, both against Iran and against Palestine. Why you lyin', Dave?

[bjones]

these are not immigrants. These are your replacements. Once that sinks in maybe things will change.