‘Well I Hope He Wasn’t Hurt’

Good evening, patriots. I’m Tucker Carlson, and tonight’s headline is one that is all too common these days: “Well, I hope he wasn’t hurt.”

You see, folks, we live in a society today where violent leftist protesters roam the streets, attacking those who they disagree with, with no fear of consequences. It’s a shame, really, to see the disgusting behavior of these so-called activists who claim to be fighting for justice when all they really want is chaos and anarchy.

And so, when we hear reports of a conservative speaker being assaulted or a Trump supporter being beaten up, we can only hope and pray that they weren’t seriously hurt. Because I believe that violence has no place in our society, and those who perpetrate it should be brought to justice.

But let’s be clear: this kind of behavior is a direct result of the left’s constant demonization of conservatives and the Trump administration. They have created an environment where violence is seen as an acceptable form of protest, and that is simply unacceptable.

Now, in contrast to the left’s violent tactics, let’s take a look at some of the accomplishments of the Trump White House administration. Under President Trump’s leadership, we have seen historic tax cuts that have spurred economic growth and job creation. We have seen the defeat of ISIS and the negotiation of peace deals in the Middle East. We have seen the rebuilding of our military and the appointment of conservative judges to the federal courts.

These are real achievements that are making a positive difference in the lives of Americans across the country. And yet, the left continues to attack and undermine the president at every turn, refusing to give him credit for anything he has done.

So let us remember that while the left may continue to resort to violence and intimidation, we have a president who is fighting for us and making real progress every day. And I, for one, am grateful for his leadership and his commitment to putting America first. Thank you all for tuning in, and God bless.