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Carlson didn’t hold back in his criticism of the media, accusing them of perpetuating lies and misleading the public. He argued that Trump has disrupted the status quo by challenging the dominant narrative pushed by both mainstream media and political elites, allowing Americans to see through the fog of misinformation. Carlson confidently predicted a seismic shift in the political landscape, driven by a growing number of people rallying behind Trump’s message of truth over deception.
Carlson’s speech came at a crucial moment, with the next election looming on the horizon. He expressed unwavering confidence in Trump’s ability to secure victory once again, pointing to the increasing support for Trump across various segments of society as evidence of a political realignment.
One of the most powerful moments of Carlson’s speech was his detailed depiction of Trump’s return to New York City. Carlson painted a vivid picture of Trump as a man betrayed by the very city that made him famous, only to return triumphantly to face his detractors. Comparing Trump’s political journey to being thrown out of a bar only to hear the cheers of his friends calling him back in, Carlson praised the former president’s bravery for standing firm in the face of hostility.
“The stones that takes, the bravery that takes, is incredible,” Carlson said, adding that Trump’s resilience is why he is confident the former president will win again.
Carlson’s message to the crowd was clear: Trump is not just a political leader; he’s a figurehead for a movement that refuses to be silenced. Despite the elite’s efforts to destroy him, Trump remains a symbol of defiance for millions of Americans. Carlson argued that the political elite, blinded by their own arrogance, have misunderstood why so many people continue to support Trump.
Carlson outlined what he believes are the two primary reasons for Trump’s enduring popularity: First, that Trump genuinely likes and cares about ordinary Americans. Second, that Trump has “liberated” the nation by giving people the freedom to speak the truth. According to Carlson, Trump’s authenticity and affection for the American people resonate deeply in a way that establishment figures, like Vice President Kamala Harris, cannot replicate.
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“They spent 10 years telling you Trump is a hater. Do you feel that on him? No, you don’t, because it’s not there,” Carlson declared. “The first reason people like Donald Trump is because he likes them. It’s real.”
Carlson’s speech also focused heavily on the concept of liberation—specifically, liberation from what he called the “obligation to tell lies.” He praised Trump for exposing the falsehoods propagated by the media and political elites, arguing that the former president has made it possible for ordinary Americans to speak openly about the realities of the world without fear of retribution.
“The liberation he has brought to us is the liberation from the obligation to tell lies,” Carlson stated. “Donald Trump has made it possible for the rest of us to tell the truth about the world around us.”
Carlson used his platform to call out what he described as “big lies” pushed by the establishment—ranging from issues like gender identity to foreign policy. He claimed that the ruling class has lost touch with reality, elevating figures like Liz Cheney and Kamala Harris to positions of power without merit.
“Kamala Harris… She’s never been accused of doing anything useful. She has precisely no achievements,” Carlson asserted, criticizing the vice president’s rise to prominence.
Carlson ended his speech by rallying the crowd to continue standing with Trump, emphasizing that the fight is far from over. He expressed his belief that Trump’s movement is growing, with more people waking up to the truth each day. Carlson pointed to figures like Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Elon Musk, and Tulsi Gabbard as evidence that Trump’s message of liberation is resonating with a broad coalition of Americans.
At the core of Carlson’s message was a call for action: a demand that Americans reject the lies of the establishment and continue fighting for a country they can be proud of.
“I’m not ashamed. You should be,” Carlson said, as he concluded his speech to a raucous applause.
In Tucker Carlson’s view, the upcoming election will be a defining moment in American history—a chance for the people to reclaim their power from the elites who, in his words, “set up a system precisely for the purpose of awarding themselves wealth and power when it’s undeserved.”
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