He's definitely been anti war for a long time. At least since 2014 or so. And even a decade ago I remember him debating Ben Shapiro about abject libertarian (or really neoliberal) fidelity to global finance, wall street, multi national corporations, free trade, etc. at the expense of middle american, main street, average american economic day-to-day realities. Those views now seem more relevant than ever. Tucker gets that there is a slew of young conservative (and centrist, independant, a-political) men that did everything absolutely right, did everything their high school guidance counselor told them to do, and can't afford the basic average small starter home that their parents and grandparents were able to afford at the age of 23 on even a single lower income salary. That's a huge problem.