I really got the feeling of a guy sort of trying his best to repeat the talking points,

but very constrained, like unable to say certain things, not because those things might harm

the interest of the U.S. government.

He was happy to attack, for example, the U.S. military and say they're more brutal than the Israeli

military, okay? But unwilling to say certain things because they're more brutal than the Israeli military, okay, but unwilling

to say certain things because they might reflect poorly on the Israeli government. And you

sort of thinking about this for a second, you're like, wait, you're the U.S. ambassador,

you're our representative to a foreign country. Why is your red line criticism of that country?

Shouldn't you be representing us?

And it was very obvious he was representing the Israelis. Obviously, and again, you can judge for yourself. That's right. You can judge for yourself. And if you want to watch the full two and a half

hours, I highly recommend it. It's very informative. Some people may be wondering, why is this so pertinent? Why does this matter so much?

Well, other than the fact that we're on the brink of a very significant war, if not a full-on

ground war invasion of Iran, the other reason that this is important is because, as I've highlighted

over the past couple years of doing Liberty lockdown,

hi, this is Clint Russell, welcome back, is that it seems more and more apparent that we do not have sovereignty,

that we do not have the ability to vote for a change in direction, particularly when it comes to foreign policy,

particularly when it comes to foreign policy for one particular country.

Doesn't matter.

Left right, we get the same thing.

And at its core, the primary ideology that adds fuel to this fire, it's called dispensationalism or Christian Zionism, or Zionism more broadly.

And Mike Huckabee is one of those proud Christian Zionists.

And he had over two hours to try and explain his worldview to Tucker Carlson.

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