Hasan Piker discussed Tucker Carlson. He thinks that while it is a good thing that Tucker Carlson is openly critical of Israel, he believes that there is another motive behind Tucker's stance: "I'm still very critical of Tucker Carlson because I find his worldview to be not dissimilar to the ideology that he criticizes in Israel. The Tucker Carlsons of the world, on the one hand, will criticize the actions of Israel, but then also simultaneously, want to turn America into Israel but for Christian nationalists. And that I find to be very frustrating. "I'm an anti-Fascist; that is the reason why I oppose Israel. I don't oppose Israel because it's the 'Jewish state', or that 'the violence is being conducted against Muslims and Christians in the hands of Jews.' That's not my analysis at all. That's not even secondary in this conversation. I'm against the violence all together. Do I believe that he legitimately has seen this bloodshed and finds it to be horrifying? When you hear him he's very convincing, so it's tough to assume that he's being insincere on that issue. Having said that, if I were to be super cynical about his ambitions, I would assume that the reason why he's doing this is that he understands that there is a sea change happening among the American public, and even amongst the Republicans as well and he wants to get ahead of that wave shift. He wants to, at the very least, lend credibility as an isolationist, anti-war Republican and play a role in a broad coalition that will need to form in the post-Trump universe."