The interview started off with Tucker spewing several lies that he attributed to Nasheed. Nasheed promptly corrected him on those lies, and Carlson responded with rude commands directed at Nasheed.

When Carlson appeared to be losing intellectual ground with Nasheed, Carlson was reduced to engaging in spewing child-like personal insults. The producers at Fox News also incorrectly labeled Nasheed a “Black Lives Matter Activist”, when he has repeatedly stated he has nothing to do with the organization.

At several points in the interview, Carlson’s arguments where shut down so fast, he was literally at a loss for words.

Watch the entire interview below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6H7PNI4zFT4&feature=youtu.be

The comments were made on the heels of a well-received and thought-provoking performance given by the rap superstar, who performed his hit song, “Alright” at the BET Awards last week. According to Rivera, who was joined by his fellow correspondents of FOX News’s The Five in their unwarranted criticisms of Lamar’s performance, stated the following:

“This is why I say that hip-hop has done more damage to young African-Americans than racism in recent years,” he added. “This is exactly the wrong message.”

Rivera wasn’t alone in his attack. Kimberly Guilfoyle implied that Kendrick Lamar’s standing upon a police car during the performance “incited violence”, and the other guests on the panel continued to chime in, providing condescending commentary throughout the video below.

 In response to the suspected white supremacist commentary of the conservative talk show participants, Kendrick Lamar gave a response. Here it is in the following video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPSHbBHPbSg

In his explanatory response to Rivera’s remarks, Kendrick simply illustrates how his performance at the BET Awards was actually done to shed light on the disturbing recent uptick of Melanoid victims being killed by race soldiers who act as police officers.

According to this news source, Carlson is also shown on a video clip, spewing his opinion. Here are the words of Carlson from the clip:

“Because that’s what this is, the end of civil order,” he asserted in regards to the situation in Baltimore. “This is not a civil rights act, it’s a threat to civilization itself.”

As is the case with suspected (and open) white supremacists, notice how the panel on this show stick to their Code of Conduct, with Carlson even going one step further by mentioning, “I’m not defending what the police may or may not have done to Freddie Gray, obviously. Of course, I’m merely saying that violence is scary, it tends to escalate,  it can get out of control, and you have to stop it immediately.”

Below is a clip of the Fox & Friends show which featured Tucker Carlson.

Despite the ranting of Carlson and the rest of his Fox News affiliates seen or unseen on this particular show, they have ignored the fact that the entire situation was provoked, which initiated the unrest in the first place.

by B. Clark