by Rich Lowry
Tucker Carlson’s favorite historian inveighed against a necessary and correct tactic.
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B-17 Flying Fortresses over Germany, April 1945.
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You might have heard that Tucker Carlson had a Nazi-sympathizing podcaster on his show the other day.
The friendly — indeed, admiring — interview has engendered a lot of commentary, but I’d like to delve into one thing in particular: the podcaster Darryl Cooper’s harsh condemnation of the Allied bombing campaign in World War II.
About the Author
Rich Lowry is the editor in chief of National Review.
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You might have heard that Tucker Carlson had a Nazi-sympathizing podcaster on his show the other day.
The friendly — indeed, admiring — interview has engendered a lot of commentary, but I’d like to delve into one thing in particular: the podcaster Darryl Cooper’s harsh condemnation of the Allied bombing campaign in World War II.
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About the Author
Rich Lowry is the editor in chief of National Review.
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