I've seen a lot of discussion, a lot of criticism of Tucker Carlson's interview with President

Trump.

And absolutely, Tucker skipped, and it has to be on purpose, questioning the deadly, injurious,

harmful gene sequencing devices that he was lied and cajoled and blackmailed into pushing

the modified RNA, which continues to take lives and change people's genetic structure.

Oh, who says, well, just in vitro tests where they've watched the gene sequencing device

reverse transcribe itself into people's DNA, just that.

And that's probably an agreement with the Trump campaign.

He doesn't want to talk about that with Tucker.

But to say that Tucker Carlson didn't ask significant questions, far more significant,

by the way, than what was asked in the debate on Tucker's former employer's stage show.

Far more significant.

For instance, Tucker Carlson asked President Trump about the possibility of a civil war.

So do you think it's possible that there's open conflict?

I don't know, because I don't know what it, you know, I can say this, there's a level

of passion that I've never seen.

There's a level of hatred that I've never seen, and that's probably a bad combination.

That's really a good answer.

We've had a cold civil war for seven or eight years.

There's been shooting skirmishes.

There's been terrorist groups seizing territory in cities, getting paid off.

There's been political murders on our streets.

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