There’s nothing quite like watching a man who made his fortune getting punched in the head try his hand at political commentary on Good Friday, Conor McGregor—the UFC’s most famous export since cauliflower ear—sat down with Tucker Carlson, a man whose relationship with facts is more suspect than McGregor’s pre-fight training regimen.
What followed was a…
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