Tucker Carlson claims Alex Jones is ‘much more believable’ than State Department Spokesman

State Department spokesman Ned Price was repeatedly pressed by AP reporter Matt Lee on Thursday about the government’s assertion that Russia is “planning to orchestrate fabricated attacks by the military or intelligence forces.” newspaper Ukraine as a pretext for a further invasion of Ukraine.”

The hot swap, according to Tucker Carlson, is evidence that Price’s credibility is weaker than that of the conspiracy theorist Alex Jones. who called? The 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting left 26 people dead because of “false flags” performed by “crisis actors”.

“Alex Jones lies much less and is far more believable than Ned Price,” Carlson announced during his Friday broadcast. “But you see the bottom line: Ned Price lost his exchange. He claims to have information he doesn’t, and Matt Lee has persistently called him about it.”

When asked about Russia’s actions, Price told Lee, “We told you a few weeks ago we had information that Russia also pre-arranged a task force to conduct a fake operation. in Eastern Ukraine. It’s an action, to your question, Matt. ”

Lee replied, “No, it’s an action that you say they did, but you don’t present any evidence to confirm it. And I will move on to the next question, which is: What is the evidence? I mean, is this like crisis actors? Really? This is like Alex Jones territory that you are entering.”

From there, the rollback continued for a few more minutes.

The conspiracy theories Jones has promoted, like how the government puts chemicals in water to turn frogs gay, are fully documented. His lies about Sandy Hook were particularly expensive. Infowars host passed away litigation after litigation, and as a sign of how dim his hopes for the courtroom were, he even want to bring down Hillary Clinton. Years ago, Jones promoted the false theory that Clinton ran a child molestation ring from a pizzeria in Washington, D.C.

Despite everything, Carlson continued to flatter Jones. Last summer, the host of Fox News sincerely ask audience watching his primetime, “Why are we laughing at Alex Jones?”