Lawyer ‘tucked’ after asking if Hitler drafted part of Trump’s address to Congress — Video

March 2, 2017

On Wednesday, Fox News’ Tucker Carlson interviewed a lawyer who issued a tweet asking if Adolf Hitler drafted part of Pres. Donald Trump’s speech to a joint session of Congress.

“Did hitler (sic) draft part of this speech?” asked Eric Guster, who, according to his website, is an “Alabama attorney and a nationally recognized legal analyst” who provides “commentary on legal issues involving major legal cases, social issues & politics.” His site also says he “appears weekly on Fox News Channel, MSNBC, CNN and Fox Business Network.”

Did hitler draft part of this speech?

— Eric Guster, Esq (@EricGuster) March 1, 2017

Naturally, Twitter users didn’t think too highly of his opinion:

You are a joke. Nice appearance on #TuckerCarlsonTonight. You had it handed to you. You got #tucked.

— BWSmith (@JagGator1) March 2, 2017

Thank you for your unending support of Trump's 2020 campaign. Keep up the good work!

— Little Covfefe (@Everyday_EE) March 2, 2017

that is an offense to about 6 million Jews.

— Blake McCain (@BlakeMcCain) March 2, 2017

That’s putting it mildly.

This statement is so incredibly ignorant and disrespectful.

— Chris Roberts (@Wolverinebabe) March 2, 2017

We agree.

Here’s video of his appearance:

.@EricGuster: @realDonaldTrump had racial undertones in his campaign that he has never addressed -TCT #Tucker @FoxNews

— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) March 2, 2017

One person noted:

@TuckerCarlson that man is lying! I live in Mobile, AL and there were zero protesters and no confederate flags!!!!

— lorna wilson (@lewrn6) March 2, 2017

Hmmm…

Another Twitter user gave Guster a quick history lesson: