Tucker Carlson, in partnership with Blaze Media, recently hosted the inaugural presidential forum for the Republican primary in Iowa.
The forum featured interviews with five prominent candidates: Tim Scott, Nikki Haley, Ron DeSantis, Vivek Ramaswamy, and Mike Pence.
During the interview, Mike Pence faced scrutiny as he was quickly labeled a globalist RINO (Republican In Name Only). In a mere 60 seconds, Tucker Carlson seemingly put an end to Pence's political career.
Addressing Pence directly, Carlson questioned his priorities as a presidential candidate. He highlighted Pence's apparent distress over the lack of American tanks in Ukraine, while neglecting the pressing issues plaguing cities across the United States.
Carlson pointed out the visible degradation of the American economy, the alarming rise in suicide rates, and the exponential increase in crime. Despite these pressing concerns, Pence seemed more focused on the well-being of a country that many Americans struggle to locate on a map, which has already received billions of dollars in US tax funds.
In response to Carlson's pointed questions, Pence dismissed the concerns raised about his priorities. He claimed that such inquiries were not his concern, brushing off Carlson's line of questioning as a routine he had encountered before.
The interview, which lasted only a minute, left viewers questioning Pence's commitment to addressing the needs and concerns of the United States. It raised the important question of where Pence's true allegiance lies and whether he is genuinely focused on the well-being of the American people.
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