.TuckerCarlson dedicated the second episode of his Twitter show to what he called 'the greatest taboo of all,' child molestation. The theme was born out of the recent reporting about a network of child pornography distributors using Instagram.
Tucker Carlson dedicated the second episode of his Twitter show to what he called"the greatest taboo of all," child molestation.
Carlson used the story of Kyle Rittenhouse as another example of pedophilia becoming less of a taboo in society today.
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