The Michael Berry Show.

It's kind of perfect.

In some way that we're about to play what Tucker Carlson released last night.

Because it's really the only show that we have liberally quoted from.

And by liberal, I mean the classical definition of liberal.

A freely openly to a large extent, like the classical liberal education.

We have been rather liberal in our use of Tucker Carlson's best segments over the last couple of years.

And that is because there is no pride and authorship of good ideas.

If someone expresses a good idea in a clever persuasive way, I'm not opposed to saying here.

Let me share this with you.

And I don't get complaints.

I don't get people saying, I watched that on Tucker, why are you playing it again?

Because you may have missed it and other people may not have watched it.

Believe it or not, not everybody's watching Tucker Carlson.

We often sometimes play John Stossal as well because he doesn't get an audience for the great work he's doing.

So Tucker released at exactly the moment he would have been live on television.

Had he not been fired, he released a two minute statement.

And I can't begin to tell you how impressed I am with this.

He could have said, you know, Rupert Murdoch's an SOB and they promised me this and then they lied.

And this is how they handled it.

And he was completely petty and it was unfair to me.

And imagine me waking up Monday and being told you're not going on the air went on Friday.

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