Tucker Carlson Tonight 24 Feb 2022

Continuing coverage and analysis of the war in Ukraine. Kyiv (Kiev) is under attack and close to collapse after a three prong offensive across a broad front. It is hard to see this turning out well, but I find it interesting that Putin has called the WEF Cabal's bluff, and what are they going to do about it? Putin is a bad man, so we...and then what. Keep asking that question: And then what. Russia has the power to turn off the lights and the heat in Europe because the leftist climate nazis gave it to him. Instead of isolating him by using out energy reserves, the climate crazies and the Utopians that run the west empowered a Tsarist strongman to do what he wishes. Take a look at Russia: Plenty of energy, plenty of food, plenty of natural resources, especially if they add Ukraine back under their control. Does Russia care about sanctions. I am going to say no, they don't. Glenn Greenwald joins Tucker tonight to discuss his reaction and the media lockstep propaganda about this war. Glenn is very smart, especially about this; his analysis is spot on.
Elbridge Colby, former Trump administration DoD official joins Tucker to discuss the impact of this Eurasian war on our Chinese friends in Beijing. His point is that we better think very carefully and soberly on how we proceed instead of some knee jerk reflexive response. We get one chance to do this and we better not mess it up.
Some clips of the "usual suspects" neocons beating for adding more troops, more weapons into the region. LtCol (Ret) Daniel Davis, Defense Priorities Senior Fellow and Tulsi Gabbard give their perspective and a little historical analysis of the situation, plus some "what ifs".
Shlomo Rosilio, a Kyiv resident, gives Tucker a report from the ground. He reports stiff resistance from the Ukrainian military.
Bill Hemmer goes over the map of Ukraine with Tucker and an update on the military actions.
Zelenski remains in Kyiv. Matthew Williams, an Aussie freelance journalist reports his observations from the Eastern provinces.
Erik Prince joins Tucker to discuss the various permutations (none of them are good) that could be the outcome of this conflict. While Ukraine struggles, we are parking hundreds of combat aircraft in Davis-Monthan AFB. Their were workable deterrents to this Russian aggression, but the operable word is "were". They are no longer possible.
Joe Kent joins Tucker to give his perspective. The Idiot is threatening Cyber attack but 1) this is an act of war and 2) we are at least (if not more) vulnerable than they are. But then, he is an idiot and this is a Fourth Turning. What else would you expect to happen?
In order to punish Russia, the IIC says that the American poor and working class have to pay more for everything, but don't worry, it's worth it. Ned Ryun from American Majority discusses the infantile left's capture of the IIC regime (and the rest of the West) to undermine our energy sector to "save the planet". This is self inflicted stupidity and unforgivable. Never forget America. What a terrible time to have a demented, feckless idiot running the free world.
Clint Ehrlich, Russia policy researcher points out the obvious. If the idiots who brought this about are so concerned about Ukraine, how about standing up and taking responsibility for the policies they engendered that brought us here.
Doug MacGregor makes a brief appearance to provide his opinion on how this war will end and what European map will look like when it's over. Is the Dnieper is the new Rubicon?
Brit Hume joins Tucker with his opinion. Brit thinks that this is really just a strongman's coveting and theft of Ukraine. The talk about Russian speakers and separatists is just smoke and mirrors. Reinvigorating the energy sector is an essential part of getting out of this hole we've dug for ourselves.