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Hello

and welcome to another episode of The Weeds on the Vox Media Podcast Network.

I'm Matthew Eklacius here with Darryl Lynn, Jane Chosten.

The government is still shut down that may or may not be an emergency at the border,

but we wanted to take a break, talk about something else.

It's like a little less silly, frankly.

And Jane had a great article on this yesterday, so I'm going to let you explain

what it is we are talking about because you really know.

It's true.

So last Wednesday, Tucker Carlson, the Fox News host, who have seen very popular show on Fox News,

gave a monologue.

It was about 15 minutes, and it was essentially an indictment of American capitalism,

in which he said that America's ruling class are mercenaries and substitute teachers

who don't actually care, and he railed against payday loans,

and talked about how libertarian economic theories have really done bad things

to not the American economy, but to the American populace.

And this started a firestorm on the right of people responding to it or agreeing to it,

a red-drier at the American conservative, which is more of a paleo conservative publication,

said that Tucker Carlson should run for president, where National Review has had,

I think, like eight pieces of just going back and forth on this.

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