“Nuclear War Cannot Be Won” - Tulsi Gabbard Reacts to Tucker Carlson's Opinions About Nukes on JRE

Patrick Bet-David and Tulsi Gabbard discuss Tucker Carlson's comments on Joe Rogan's podcast where Tucker claims the United States was wrong to use nuclear bombs during World War 2.

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[NativeNewMexican]

Just to be clear Truman, a democrat, dropped the bomb. Eisenhower, a republican, said it was a horrific thing to do.

[foxman]

During the Cuban missile crisis, I was a 12 Yr old in London. When we were given the 5 minute warning, my parents hugged each other. I chose to step outside and get it over with. There were no other people on the street and it was deathly quiet when the siren stopped. Since that day, I've always faced my demons head on.

[davidzobel]

I was in the Strategic Air Command in the 70s & early 80s. In my specialty, I had to maintain a high level of understanding of policies and procedures related to wartime operations. It became clear to me that nearly all of the expectations, requirements, and instructions were built upon a foundational belief that we could survive and win an all out nuclear exchange with the Soviet Union. Boggles my mind to this day.

[SwopetheDope]

At a press conference on August 12th, 1986, US President Ronald Reagan said, “The nine most terrifying words in the English language are ‘I’m from the government and I’m here to help.’”

On the nuclear How can there be any winners after total annihilation?

[lhetzel]

*“I would rather have questions that can't be answered than answers that can't be questioned.” ― Richard Feynman*

[ronc]

I would never want to live in a bunker after missile attacks. There is nothing to live for after such destruction.

[Most_Trustworthy_Weasel]

Pretty sad statement on humanity if you have to explain why nuclear war is bad.

[adrianpopescu]

Using nuclear weapons in OUR world, is like 4-5 guys fighting each other with hand grenades in a small room filled with other people!😮

[lakaumbucha]

Life’s gotta be hard for well adjusted people that want to live.

[theylied]

For those who don't know, in 1960 there was a mutiny on a Russian nuclear submarine off of the coast of Hawaii called the K-129 incident. Several Russian sailors gave their lives to stop a nuclear war.

And 24 years later, a writer by the name of Tom Clancy used parts of that story to base his book on. (The Hunt for Red October).

The real story is far more fascinating than the book. For instance, Howard Hughes helped to raise the submarine. The Code Name was (Project Azorian). And in the end, the CIA sent the families of the Russian sailors medals for bravery. And the KGB made sure those families got those medals.

[claydiddyable]

You will never reduce the proliferation of nukes. Countries may agree to treaties, but they won't follow them.

[carmensandiego]

Well, my father was a POW in Japan (Bataan survivor), starved, beaten, and forced to work in a concentration camp. He would have not survived much longer until the surrender. I would not be here, along with my six siblings. War sucks. My father witnessed horrible brutality from the Japanese. You or I probably wouldn't survive one minute. He lived in hell for over 3 years.

[curtf]

In the podcast they never claimed that Bush did 9/11 so that’s a lie. They simply questioned it. Tucker said that he was agnostic about it because he simply doesn’t know but he questioned why there’s still so many confidential information regarding the attacks

[BillWagnerMusicianTurnedDev]

I believe there was much more to the story of the Hawaii 'false alarm'. They ain't tellin' us the whole story.

[samfisher]

If you thought the ones dropped on those two cities wear frightening, the ones we have today are indescribably scary. I hope they never get used again 😮

[ZephrusPrime]

I don't think baby Hitler would need to be taken out BUT I often wonder what the world would have been like if someone went back in time and made sure 19 year old Hitler got into that art school.

[carlf.]

Hey I have a fun question notice how none of these podcasts talk about current policies or lack of affecting the daily lives of everyday Americans, from homelessness crisis, to lack of affordable healthcare, to high taxation, to cost of living, to over regulation to countless problems. The point is, notice how none of them talk about our actual problems here at home because the politicians aren't doing the work, they're busy distracting us.

[makeitcount]

Tulsi Gabbard is crystal clear, well sourced and totally correct.
This maxim is True : a nuclear war cannot be won. All humanity loses.

[TheBerylknight]

Denzel Washington already answered this question on the movie Crimson Tide, "in the nuclear world, the true enemy is war itself".

[fg]

I do not agree with some of Tulsi's positions on things, especially abortion, but I respect her as a strong American and I will always like to hear what she has to say. I'm glad she has left the democrat party but both of our party choices are shit now and I think she understands that like many of us do. Top politicians are all in it for themselves, in spite of the oaths they take to this nation. We no longer have a representative government in the USA.