Conservative firebrand Tucker Carlson released a bombshell interview with Justin Trudeau’s half-brother Kyle Kemper, who came out against the Canadian government’s COVID-19 policies under his brother’s watch.
Kemper is the child of Margaret Trudeau and her second husband, Fried Kemper. However, the Canuck leader’s paternity has been the subject of much debate, with some writers matching the physical resemblance between Justin and a certain Cuban Communist revolutionary.
While Kyle Kemper’s appearance may suggest he has progressive political affinities, he took a strong stance for individual medical freedom and railed against Trudeau’s vaccine policies.
“I have five children, a sixth on the way, and I’m not willing to expose myself to something that could be very dangerous,” Kemper said.
“There’s a difference between fear and danger. You know, if you operate in a land of worrying about all the things that scare you, that’s one thing,” he added.
“To be aware and conscious of clear and present dangers… is important, and that’s what I chose to do,” Kemper said.
Kemper also said he had “always” been concerned about the political aspirations of his half-brother.
“You know, I was always worried that, what might happen, you know, when Justin was in power, like what kind of scenario could happen, if another 9/11 type massive global scenario could unfold…”
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When Carlson asked why he was worried about that, Kemper said he was concerned that such a crisis could lead to government overreach.
“Because what type of actions would come out of it,” Kemper responded.
“Just like in the wake of 9/11 we saw all the nations of the world come together under this anti-terror plan and this War on Terror, now we have the War on COVID.”
On a personal level, Kemper claims that he “loves” his half-brother “very much,” rebutting claims that Justin Trudeau seemed to smoke a lot of cannabis.
“He likes the attention, and he likes to be the leader of the show, and when the opportunity for him to follow in his [purported] father’s footsteps and be Prime Minister of Canada… he’s an amazing person, and he was able to connect with so many people, and very lovable—but once this COVID and the vaccine took place… what was really being reflected?”
When Carlson asked whether he had perceived a potential for Trudeau to abuse power, Kemper tried to contextualize his view of Trudeau’s actions.
“I don’t think he’s abusing power; I just think power in general is being abused,” Kemper adds, claiming that many of Trudeau’s most polemical remarks about the virus may be attributable to mass formation psychosis.
