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Tucker Carlson isn't *yet* denying the Holocaust, but he inches ever closer.

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Sep 04, 2024
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For anyone who picked September 3, 2024, as the date when Tucker Carlson would start questioning the “official narrative” of World War II, claim your prize:

Darryl Cooper, the historian deemed by Tucker Carlson to be the “best and most honest” in the U.S., appears to have a strange fondness for Adolf Hitler.

Cooper recently joined Carlson on an episode of The Tucker Carlson Show. During their conversation, Cooper claimed that Winston Churchill was the “chief villain” of World War II because he “was primarily responsible for that war becoming what it did.” He also claimed that the Holocaust was some kind of unintended consequence of Germany being “completely unprepared to deal with the millions and millions of prisoners of war.” According to Cooper, millions “ended up dead” because there was no food to feed them and German soldiers decided it was “more humane to just finish them off quickly.”

Based on his social media activity, that whitewashing of the atrocities of the Holocaust isn’t ou…

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