Tucker Carlson: The REAL Threat to America!

There is much discussion these days about the fear among Americans and people around the world, especially in the West, of Sharia law and radical jihad. And I assure you that this is not true. It's artificial. Indeed, that is so. People are worried about grocery prices. This is what matters to people. That's what interests me. This is what worries Americans, ordinary Americans, and people throughout the West. But we are told that we need to be afraid of extremist jihad. If you look at September 11th, I guarantee you that the people in those buildings were not worried about radical jihad. They were worried about grocery and fuel prices. The people who jumped from the windows of the Twin Towers, hurtling towards their deaths, were not worried about terrorism. They were worried about Skippy peanut butter and its cost. And the people who were on board the planes that crashed into the buildings on September 11, which were said to have been hijacked, we were told, were hijacked by al-Qaeda, which, the last I heard, is a political organization. According to the latest information I have obtained, the passengers on those planes were not worried about the plane being hijacked by terrorists. They were concerned about the price of the meals they were served on those planes. They were in small containers, and they were worried about the price of gas, the price of jet fuel which made their tickets expensive. This is what they were worried about. We know this, and we are . This is what worries Americans. They were not worried about the extremist jihad that caused the hijacking of planes and their crashing into buildings. As the jet fuel burned, people were worried, "Oh my God , this jet fuel is so expensive. And so is groceries." Ordinary Americans are worried about the price of eggs. The same applies all over the world, in Europe, in Madrid, Spain, or the London bombings. They were not worried about extremist jihad. They were worried about grocery prices. In London, they asked themselves, " How much do beans cost?" They were worried about the price of beans and toast, because that's what they eat there. I don't know why. It's...it's disgusting, and I love it. But that was what worried them. The same applies to Fort Hood or the Boston Marathon bombing . If you have ever visited Boston and tried the seafood, it is delicious, but extremely expensive. Lobster is extremely expensive. Oyster soup is extremely expensive in New England when you go to Boston, which I have visited several times and is actually quite beautiful. When the bombs exploded at the Boston Marathon, I guarantee you that people weren't worried about the bombs. They were worried about all the food that marathon runners would have to consume because they ran so much and burned so many calories, so many , so many . They had to stock up on food and groceries, which were very expensive. This is what Americans care about. This is what Bostonians care about . When the Charlie Hebdo cartoonists were slaughtered in the street, I guarantee you they weren't worried about radical Islamic terrorism. They were worried about grocery prices while their lives were being taken from them for drawing cartoons and expressing themselves, and they were being killed for it, for freedom of expression. I guarantee you that they were worried about the price of butter . Butter is expensive. This is what they were worried about. And I know that, and I already know that now. The same applies to the attacks at Fort Hood or San Bernardino or the shooting at the Pulse nightclub. I mean, forget what happened during the shooting at the Pulse nightclub. What was the price of food at the bar? It was probably very expensive in fact, very expensive. That's what Americans cared about, or in the Manchester Arena bombing at an Ariana Grande concert when a bomb exploded, people forget how expensive the refreshments were . Soft drinks, sweets, and snacks. It cost a lot, a very lot . This is what the fans were really interested in. They did that. The price of Skippy peanut butter , the price of snacks , and the price of soft drinks. However, we are told that we should be concerned about all these alleged attacks on our freedoms and our way of life. We should be concerned about Sharia law and radical Islamic terrorism. While we know who the real enemy is. It's " Shop Rite". "Uber Eats" and "Postmates". I mean, these grocery shopping apps are run by tech moguls. We know that. Many of them are based in Silicon Valley with Israeli investors. Well, we know that. We know . But we cannot talk about that. We cannot discuss the matter. Therefore, beware of people who try to deceive you. They are trying to manipulate you. They are trying to distract you from the real threats while they create other threats. Beware of those people who have a hidden motive or agenda, or who act in ridiculous and alarming ways and do really strange things. Beware of these people . Don't be fooled by their tricks. Expose them because they are playing a game. They are manipulating you. They are simply eccentrics. They are strangers. Focus on the real threats. Focus on the real concerns of Americans. And I say this as a man, as a white person, and as a Christian. If you are in a restaurant, or a cafe in Tel Aviv or anywhere else, don't worry about a suicide bomber coming in to blow it up. Worry about the price of the food on the menu. This is what you should be concerned about. And be concerned about people who try to deceive you into thinking that good countries are bad countries and bad countries are good countries. Don't believe them. You shouldn't do that at all. Grocery stores in Russia are amazing.