🚨 AMERICANS ARE LOSING IT AFTER SEEING TUCKER CARLSON FILL AN ENTIRE GROCERY CART IN RUSSIA FOR $104
In a resurfaced video, Tucker Carlson walked into a Russian grocery store and filled an entire cart with what he said a family of four would buy for a week.
Fresh bread.
Coffee.
Cookies.
Cheese.
Wine.
Even familiar Western brands like Snickers and Twix.
Tucker says they weren't hunting for bargains or carefully checking prices. They simply threw in what they would actually eat.
Before checking out, Tucker and his crew guessed what a similar haul would cost them back home in America.
Their estimate?
Around $400.
Then the Russian total appeared.
$104.
Tucker said he went from being amused to “legitimately angry.”
Meanwhile, viral videos in America have shown expensive cuts of meat secured with anti-theft devices at Walmart with some steaks priced around $45.
When was the last time YOU walked out of an American grocery store with an entire cart for $104?
WNBA player DiJonai Carrington was ejected after her hard foul on Sophie Cunningham was upgraded to a Flagrant 2.
Shortly afterward, Carrington took to Threads, tagged the Indiana Fever, and posted just two words:
“WHITE PRIVILEGE.”
Let’s look at the facts behind the headlines. Athletes like Sophie Cunningham are stepping up to protect the integrity of female sports categories, and 27 states have already passed laws to secure fairness. It’s time to talk about the reality of what's happening. What are your thoughts? Let me know below!
#WomenInSports #SportsIntegrity #KnowTheFacts
@UGOOOTWEETS If you're going to use a pig farm, you better pull the fingernails and teeth out first and dispose of them separately. Pigs can't digest that s***
Whether you like or dislike Candace, this is the absolute truth about slavery. Nothing like what you’re being taught or told!
Blacks were sold into slavery by other blacks.
Funny how selective memory works.
Not too long ago, people were quoting Charlie word for word—even when they didn’t agree with him. Now some are acting like he never said the things that challenged their narrative.
Respecting someone’s legacy shouldn’t require rewriting it.
Don’t confuse honor with selective remembering.