TUCKER CARLSON: The most powerful people in the world are always telling you they're victims
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Tucker Carlson reacts to a noose allegedly being found around the construction site of former President Barack Obama's presidential library on "Tucker Carlson Tonight."
According to the construction company working on the library: "This morning, we were informed that an act of hate was discovered at the project site," and you knew the act of hate was serious because the media went all in. They devoted a lot of time to talking about this — on the brink of nuclear war and recession, but the act of hate on the Obama construction site led the news.
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