Tucker Carlson: America’s Collapse Isn’t About Iran—It’s Here at Home

While D.C. obsesses over Iran, America’s biggest city just elected a socialist who wants government-run grocery stores—and no one in power even blinked. Tucker Carlson isn’t defending the guy. He’s asking the real question: How did we get here?

The answer? Collapse. Of cities. Of values. Of any politics that still puts Americans first. While Republicans drone on about GDP and Democrats wave foreign flags in Congress, working families can’t afford homes, raise kids, or dream of a future. And when someone finally talks about New York’s economy instead of Israel or Iran—they win. Not because people love socialism, but because it’s the only voice talking about what matters.

Carlson delivers the gut punch: “Maintaining the empire has destroyed the republic.” Endless wars, imported conflicts, identity politics dressed as patriotism—D.C. keeps chasing threats overseas while letting the country rot at home.

This isn’t about parties. It’s about priorities. And Tucker is done pretending that America can survive when no one’s fighting for Americans.