Tucker Carlson Reviews Schindlers List #shorts #comedy #satire #impression #tuckercarlson

So, Tucker, what did you think of the movie? >> So, I did watch the film. I enjoyed the film. I thought it was very well made, very moving, very captivating. I I took issue with Oscar Schindler, though. I thought he was clearly a liar. I mean, he was very dishonest. He was very dishonest in what he was trying to do. I mean, I I I try not to lie. I I certainly have lied. I'm lying right now, but he was clearly a liar. I mean, how could we how could we condone and celebrate someone who was lying? >> What? Oscar Schindler was just a very dishonest person. And one could argue, I'm not making that argument like at all. Like at all, but one could argue that he was the primary villain in the story. >> Oscar Schindler was the villain. >> I'm not saying what everybody else was doing was okay. Like at all, like at all. But to to lie, I mean, there's almost nothing more sinful than that. There's almost nothing more shameful than blatantly lying. >> I could think of a few things. >> Deceiving people, guards and Germans who are trying to run a facility. I mean, they're trying to run it efficiently. They're trying to follow orders. I mean, they're being obedient. Good citizens. Don't we want good citizens? Don't we respect good citizens? I thought we respected citizenship. I I thought we believed in that. I thought we believed in good citizenship. And so, for him to be so blatantly dishonest, I I don't see why we would celebrate that. >> So, that's your takeaway after watching Schindler's list? >> Why would we celebrate liars? >> Uh maybe because Oscar Schindler rescued approximately 1,200 Jews from the horrors of the Nazi death camps. That makes him a hero. >> I completely agree. >> I thought you said you try not to lie.