Topic: Assassination Culture

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard joins Jesse Watters on Fox News to argue that James Comey's use of "86-47" was an intentional call for assassination. Gabbard cites a Rutgers study on "assassination culture" and demands that Comey be held legally accountable and imprisoned. She references a previous threat against her own life to illustrate the necessity of law enforcement action against such rhetoric.

The hosts discuss the perceived "spiraling" of the Democratic Party toward radicalism and violence. They cite the murder of a healthcare CEO by Luigi Mangione as a sign of "assassination culture" taking root on the left. They speculate on the 2028 primary, mentioning potential candidates like AOC, Gavin Newsom, and dark horses like Stephen A. Smith or Jon Stewart.

Tucker Carlson describes the "disgusting" behavior of Harvard-educated neighbors in D.C. who would resort to character attacks rather than defending policies like NATO. He explains that the reaction to Donald Trump in 2015-2016 exposed the fragility and dishonesty of the system. This realization eventually led Carlson to leave Washington D.C. for a more grounded life in Maine.

The hosts discuss what they describe as the "subversion" of American culture, citing the NFL's recent pro-LGBTQ advertisements. They also warn of a "diabolical" political class that uses legal harassment and character assassination against opponents. Claims are made that the government is actively seeking out old acquaintances of media figures to manufacture damaging stories.