The bold truth teller Tucker Carlson, who was unjustly ousted from Fox News for his principled stances, electrified thousands of freedom-loving Albertans yesterday with his razor-sharp wit and insights.
In a speech and interview with the province’s courageous new premier, Danielle Smith, Carlson laid bare the absurdity and danger posed by Canada’s virtue-signaling prime minister.
According to Carlson, “Let’s say you had some sort of weird Prime Minister who liked to dress up in fuzzy costumes.
It would be super important to point that out a lot.
Like, relentlessly.
There’s really only one way to combat that, and that is by pointing out what an absurd poser this guy is.”
Trudeau’s penchant for cultural appropriation and dress-up is merely a symbol of his detachment from the lives of ordinary Canadians struggling under his policies.
Carlson praised Smith, a champion of liberty, for defending Albertans from Trudeau’s woke tyranny.
“The future of the West depends on people like [Smith] standing up and just saying no — we’re not going to do this,” Carlson said.
In a wide-ranging discussion, Smith and Carlson touched on Freeland’s contempt for Western values, the biased media’s obsession with political correctness, and the importance of dismantling elite power structures for the benefit of common people.
Carlson’s visit was a morale boost for Canadian conservatives fighting to preserve freedom and push back against authoritarianism in all its guises.
By exposing Trudeau as an “absurd poseur” guided by “mental deficiency” rather than reason, Carlson articulated what many think but dare not say.
His insights reinforce why populists everywhere must stand up for the values of Western civilization against its detractors.
By boosting the profile of leaders like Smith, Carlson’s visit strengthens the broader movement to restore common sense and sovereignty.
Overall, the event showed why opinion leaders like Carlson are so invaluable in the fight for freedom.
