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My interpretation: Seems to me like Tucker’s primary audience is not the right, not the public, but the regime and the specific elites who smited him. Everything he does seems like a 4D chess F you to them. This group is terrified by Kevin Spacey for the same reason they were terrified of Epstein. He was involved in very dark sex stuff with very elite people and knows way too much. They tried to get rid of him but weren’t completely able to. Spacey’s strange video from a few years ago, also in character as Frank Underwood, seemed to threaten the regime with naming names. In this instance, I think a few things are happening. Tucker is threatening the regime by collaborating with Spacey. Spacey is more or less revealing that the regime literally tried to kill him. And the pair is suggesting that they’re ready to fight back by any means necessary. When Spacey says “we need a leader who isn’t afraid to push a journalist in the right direction,” I think it’s a subtle reference to when Frank Underwood pushed the Kate Mara journalist character in front of the train in house of cards. I don’t think this has any thing to do with Spacey or Tucker actually running. It’s meant to be a bizarre, ominous threat towards a regime that uses bizarre, ominous threats of its own. Basically they’re saying “you tried to destroy us, and we haven’t forgotten. Merry Christmas. See you soon.”