Tucker Carlson

[DCHawk1]

1. Yes.

2. Yes.

Oh, good.

Then do go on. Tell us what you know.

[japhy]

1. Yes.

2. Yes.

Oh, good.

Then do go on. Tell us what you know.

Hang on while I get a beer, this should be very educational.

[RainbowsandUnicorns]

Well, let's see what I got right....

1. covid shots -- completely useless and potentially dangerous
2. Kyle Rittenhouse -- was innocent just as I said
3. Origins of covid -- we all know it came from a lab
4. Trump will not be removed from the Colorado ballet -- it's already confirmed that he will stay on the ballet, despite what "law experts" said on here.

Ah, well you want to claim I was wrong about housing. I was early. Home prices in California are down 10-20% since 2022 depending on the area. It's going to take years to bottom out.

Here's some more predictions of mine:

-Big banks will fail in April 2024.
-Michelle Obama will replace Biden as the frontrunner (this I could be wrong about, but it's highly possible)

1. You're an ignorant asshole.
2. Innocent of what? Killing people? No. He killed people.
3. If "we ALL know Covid came from a lab" (and if it truly did) then how are/were you any more right about it than "ALL" of us?
4. Twice in the past 2 days you have mentioned the Colorado "ballet". My guess is 95% of the people on here believed Trump would NOT be removed from the Colorado ballot. Your boasting you were right about that is basically the same as you congratulating yourself for being right for saying the sun would rise today.

You were "early" about housing? Gee, I was "early" in 1972 when I said the Cubs will win the World Series.

You predict "big banks" will fail in 2024.
ALL "big banks"? Some "big banks"? A few "big banks"? A couple of "big banks"? Any specific ones you have in mind?

You predict Michelle Obama will replace Biden as the "front runner"? "Front runner" of what?
Then you go and hedge yourself by saying you could be wrong about it - but it's "highly" possible.
I'll let you in on a little secret. Sure it's "possible". It's NOT "highly" possible.
This is NOT a secret, you have no idea what the fuck you are talking about - the majority of the time you post on here.

[KUTradition]

Lots of people are looking to pull their money out of the big banks (BofA, Wells Fargo, Citi, Chase, etc) because they cannot pay you any interest. All the money they had to pay interest is already loaned out in debt. All it will take is a small amount of people pulling their money out and boom. Few people realize what is coming in banking.

this sounds an awful lot like your yang and gabbard predictions based on youtube views

[twocoach]

I just put this out there from sources (that some of you would know). What you decide to do with it, that's up to you. But hopefully, you might pay attention this time. If you want to ignore it just like many of you did about the covid shots, well....

Is it the same "source" that had the Tucker Carlson transcript days before the interview was released?

[KUTradition]

I just put this out there from sources (that some of you would know). What you decide to do with it, that's up to you. But hopefully, you might pay attention this time. If you want to ignore it just like many of you did about the covid shots, well....

“sources”






“some people say”

“they’re saying”

“many people have said”


so very trumpy

[twocoach]

-Big banks will fail in April 2024.

Big banks are thriving.

Regional banks are the ones we should be worried about.

Giggle.

Unrealized losses are higher now than at any other point in the last 40 years. What happened at SVB is just a dress rehearsal for what is to come. It's all that low-yielding debt (mortgages) and bonds they are stuck with. You're welcome.

Your source is a reddit chat?

https://www.reddit.com/r/economy/commen ... nrealized/

[DCHawk1]

Your source is a reddit chat?

https://www.reddit.com/r/economy/commen ... nrealized/

Because of course it is.

What gobmylobster doesn't understand is that the overwhelming percentage of unrealized bank losses at the moment are regional bank investments in commercial real estate. His reddit chart does nothing to suggest otherwise.

[twocoach]

And it is widely expected that the Fed will lower interest rates multiple times this year, reducing the risk of issues even further.

[DeletedUser]

And it is widely expected that the Fed will lower interest rates multiple times this year, reducing the risk of issues even further.

I am not sure the rates being lower will do much to increase or decrease risk to community banks tbh.

[Cassandra]

And it is widely expected that the Fed will lower interest rates multiple times this year, reducing the risk of issues even further.

Yes, but do you realize the consequences of this? I don't think you do.

[Sparko]

The consequences will be bad for hedge fund bloggers you follow. Lobs: stop following doomsday blogs

[Cassandra]

If those rate cuts come, the inflation you saw from 2020-24 will seem like peanuts. Buckle up. Rate cuts sends a signal to the rest of the world that the US has no intention of paying back their debts.

[RainbowsandUnicorns]

If those rate cuts come, the inflation you saw from 2020-24 will seem like peanuts. Buckle up. Rate cuts sends a signal to the rest of the world that the US has no intention of paying back their debts.

2020?

[KUTradition]

In what appears to mark a new era of Russian disinformation, state-run media, Kremlin-backed social accounts, and Telegram channels are hailing Tucker Carlson’s interview with Russian president Vladimir Putin as a massive victory...

[randylahey]

Well tucker carlson's interview of putin has been viewed 160 million times of X in the first 24 hours. And that's not counting any views directly on his website

Fox News, the company that fired him, was playing highlights on their channel too.

Tucker won.

Average nightly views for:
Fox: 1.85 million
Msnbc: 1.2 million
Cnn: about 600k

And tucker got 160 million views for his interview in one day. Lol

The liberals are extremely butthurt there is a journalist with a voice like this. That is actually willing to do actual journalism still instead of just following the propaganda script. They cry "he's not a real journalist"

Well the numbers show he's probably the greatest journalist of all time

[randylahey]

In what appears to mark a new era of Russian disinformation, state-run media, Kremlin-backed social accounts, and Telegram channels are hailing Tucker Carlson’s interview with Russian president Vladimir Putin as a massive victory...

Wonder what life is going to be like for you when you realize outsiders like Putin are more honest about America politics than most American
politicians?

Americans are some of the least aware populations on the planet when it comes to global politics, because of the severe level of propaganda our "news" is filtered through in our mainstream media

[KUTradition]

you’re broken

(and represent a lot of what’s wrong with this country)

[TDub]

arrrgh matey...I see we be filling oarsmen slots on me ships for sailing theee seas. yo ho ho

[DCHawk1]

Tucker won.

Not unless he brings Evan Gershkovich home with him.

Otherwise, he was just another useful idiot.