Tucker Carlson on Mob Protest At Home: People Feel Like They Can’t Say What They Think

BRIAN KILMEADE, FOX NEWS: Tucker, that’s the response, you’re taping your show just before you go on the air. They’re outside your house. What have the last 24 hours been like for you?

TUCKER CARLSON, FOX NEWS: Well it’s actually been really nice and affirming. I mean, so for every masked lunatic in front of my house there have been you know, a 100 people some of whom I don’t agree with politically, calling or sending texts of support and kindness and it’s just a reminder of what a really nice country it is.

And if you work in our businesses, you know you can lose sight of that because you see the lunatics but you know most people are not lunatics, most people are humane and decent and kind and it’s just been a great reminder of that and really a wonderful experience.

But what’s it like to find out that your wife is hiding in the pantry because people are threatening her? I mean, it’s upsetting and I guess, I would say this, I mean, I’ve characterized the Antifa people and people like them as protesters but they’re not I mean they weren’t protesting anything.

The irony is that you know this is the one show that regularly invites people like that on–

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