In between his job of trying to divide this country as much as he possibly can, Fox News host Tucker Carlson talked to Time magazine.

Carlson took time to stick up for the many people that watch him, telling Time, “I want a far less race-conscious America.’....’The never-ending attacks on ‘white supremacists,’ ‘white nationalists,’ ‘white this’ ‘white that,’ what effect is that going to have?’ he says. ‘I don’t want to live in a country where your race is the most important thing about you. That is a dead end. It never ends well.’....’If he got up there and said, you know, ‘The problem is the Blacks’ or ‘the Asians’ or ‘the Jews,’ we’d be like, ‘What! No! You can’t talk that way, that’s horrible. What effect is this gonna have on people?’ he said, getting increasingly animated. ‘You think there won’t be a backlash to that? You think this isn’t making people radical in bad ways? Oh yes it is.’”

While discussing the GOP, Carlson said, “'First of all, they’re inept and bad at governing,' he said. 'The party is much more effective as an oppositional force than it is as a governing party.'"

When asked about him running for President, he replied. “That seems like the unhappiest job you could have,’ he said. ‘I just don’t have any ambitions like that. I have zero interest in being loved by people I don’t know.’”

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