Tucker Carlson on Harry Potter #shorts #comedy #parody #tuckercarlson #impression #satire

I mean, I saw the film. I was offended. I was very offended that when it came to Voldemort, I know we're not supposed to say his name. Why can't we speak? Why can't we just say his name? Voldemort. I'll say his name. I'll say whatever name I feel like saying because it's my right as an American, as a Christian, to say his name. And I felt that Harry really mistreated him and he stole his wand. That's theft. I believe he stole his wand, the Elder Wand. And that's theft. I thought I thought we were I thought we were against stealing. Don't steal. And he he took things that didn't belong to him. I mean, he cast him out. I thought that was very rude. It was very rude, actually. And I believe one of the characters killed the snake at the end of the film, which was, I thought, disgusting. I mean, I have pets. I love my pets. I have dogs. I have several cats. I have several dogs. And they're very dear to me. If anybody chopped their heads off, I would I would be very angry, actually. I would be enraged, actually. >> Tucker Voldemort was pure evil. He tried to destroy Hogwarts. >> And how many students at Hogwarts? >> What? >> How many students at Hogwarts? I mean, it's important. I think you'd want to know that. I I just thought he was treated very unfairly, actually. I mean, Voldemort was clearly faith-based. He believed in what he was doing. He believed very strongly in what he was doing, and I respect that. I admire that. I don't agree with it like at all. Like, at all. But, I mean, there's a case to be made that Dumbledore was the chief villain of Harry Potter. And so, >> Tucker, do you think Voldemort was the demon that molested you? Next belly almost.