Hello. I hope you are enjoying a nice start to the weekend.
The latest from Tucker focuses on two subjects with far-reaching implications for Americans: the rapid, often locally contested build-out of AI data centers—and lingering questions surrounding the intelligence failures and government response connected to September 11.
In a new episode of The Tucker Carlson Show, news anchor Clayton Morris examines the surge of AI data-center construction across the country, arguing that Washington and major technology companies are pushing the projects forward despite public opposition. I’m not against data centers, for the record. We need them, clearly. If there’s a right way to make it all work, that’s what I’m for. But I think there’s a lot more behind this anti-data center wave than just a lot of pissed off residents.
The conversation explores concerns over rising electricity costs, strain on the power grid, potential job displacement tied to AI, and the federal government’s reported efforts to challenge communities resisting new facilities.
TC is also spotlighting Able Danger: What the 9/11 Commission Never Told You, a new book from former Congressman Curt Weldon.
Arriving 25 years after 9/11, the book presents Weldon’s firsthand account of intelligence that he argues was ignored or buried, bureaucratic breakdowns, and unresolved controversies surrounding the attacks and their aftermath.
It revisits an event that reshaped U.S. foreign policy, surveillance, air travel, and the relationship between Americans and their government—and asks what Washington still has not fully disclosed.
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