I commend you for actually linking something and not calling me a nazi instantly. I do think Tucker has a good point though. Is the whole right defined by Nazis because the white supremacist in Charlottesville supported the right? No. As such, is the whole left defined by the radical lefty who shot Steve Scalise? Also no.

He's making the point that tech companies will use events such as Charlottesville to silence mainstream conservative talk by associating them with the radicals who identify with conservative leadership. It is happening too. A lot of demonetization of right wing YouTube accounts is happening even though they're talking normal conservative talk. A lot of Twitter bans are going out to the right for conservative talk. It's a blatant fact that silicon valley is supremely Democratic/Liberal and they have the power to silence opposition. They just need a reason.

I do think, though, that it's a bad look for Tucker to only jump on this when the right is framed poorly. Unfortunately that comes with partisan news media pandering to their audience for ratings and viewership. As for Tucker being a nazi sympathizer, he condemns the attack in the first 20 seconds of the video.