Greetings, welcome. It is Eric Erickson here. The phone number is 877-97-9773-7-4-25. Should you wish to be on this program,

you're more than welcome to call in so long as this is about something I'm going to talk about anyway.

I want to begin, of course, with Tucker Carlson.

I've kind of struggled on how to figure out how to talk about this one.

What Tucker Carlson is doing with his coverage of the videos from January 6th is no different from what every other media outlet is doing with their coverage of what's happening in Atlanta, Georgia with

the police training facility.

It's no different than the media's coverage of the George Floyd riots.

Tucker Carlson is picking aside and building a narrative and the rest of the media is livid,

but he's doing what they are doing.

Tucker Carlson called the January 6th riot mostly peaceful.

It's not a coincidence.

It's an intentional word choice.

That's what CNN called the riots in Kenosha, Wisconsin, fiery but mostly peaceful.

It is absolutely not a coincidence that Tucker Carlson's using the same language.

Turn about, we're at the point where everybody thinks it's fair play, except the media and the Democrats don't like it.

What's frustrating here are the number of people, though, who have taken Tucker Carlson's selective edits and believe that they are true, like the brain biblical donkey and the bison helmet, somehow was innocent and a victim and led around by police.

That's actually not true.

He did storm into the Capitol with a bunch of rioters forcing their way in. He was, did have police around him.

Those police having been interviewed and plenty of other videotape involved that wasn't shown,

showing that the police didn't react hostily because they were outnumbered 10 to 1.

There were plenty of good people who got caught up in the protests.

And in some cases, over-eager prosecutors and judges punished people who shouldn't have been punished,

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