It seems recently that if you say you don’t want to get involved in any foreign wars, and you have questions about why we send $3 billion per year in aid to Israel, and you ask why so many in Congress say their #1 objective is to protect Israel (not the USA), you are immediately labeled an anti-Semite.

I think that’s strange.

I support Israel, of course I do.

Why would I not?

But I also think those questions above are valid and fair and I don’t know why so many people in Congress place a higher value on a foreign country than they do the USA.

And that’s the essence of Tucker Carlson’s latest chat with Ted Cruz, an interview I could not stop watching.

This is MUST SEE.

I have never fully liked or trusted Ted Cruz and even setting all of the policy arguments aside, I can usually tell who’s shooting straight and who’s trying to be a used car salesman just by the way they talk….and in this one Tucker is just shooting straight and Ted Cruz is giving me really weird and creepy used car salesman vibes.

Here’s a short clip:

FIREWORKS: Tucker Explodes After Cruz Implies Anti-Semitic Motive Behind Israel Questions – “Shame on You”

TUCKER: “You’re trying to derail my questions by calling me an anti-Semite, which you are.”

CRUZ: “I did not.”

TUCKER: “Of course you are. And rather than be honorable… pic.twitter.com/lDFDv1wkrh

— The Vigilant Fox (@VigilantFox) June 18, 2025

Full interview below.

Trust me, you do not want to miss this:

I support Israel.

I want Israel to survive and do well (spoiler alert: they will, not because of us, but because the God of the Bible keeps Israel).

But I want every single US-lawmaker to support the United States first.

Period.

Full stop.

That should not be a radical view, and yet it often feels like it is.

This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport.

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