Tucker Carlson compares vaccinated people wearing Covid masks to ‘a grown man exposing himself in public’

CONSERVATIVE talk show host Tucker Carlson likened wearing a mask in public to exposing oneself in a rant against mask wearing on Monday.

In a simile for the ages, the controversial Fox News host monikered mask wearing as “like watching grown men expose themselves in public.”

“That’s disgusting put it away, please. We don’t do that here,” he continued.

The host was speaking with Matt Walsh, a conservative political pundit who shared a story of how he felt while walking without a mask on in public in Austin, Texas.

“I’m walking outside without a mask on and people are staring at me like I’m the crazy one not having a mask on me,” Walsh told Carlson.

“Well, if you’re walking outside with a mask on, I should be looking at you – and I do look at you – like I would look at it a grown man hugging a teddy bear and having a pacifier in his mouth while he’s walking down the street,” Walsh continued.

“This is your security blanket, there’s no reason for you to have it on. You’re just afraid of fresh air, that’s what’s happening,” Walsh ended. “People are afraid to breathe air, and we’re making it so that kids are afraid of air to and that’s insane to me.”

Carlson liked what his guest had to say, and doubled down on what Walsh said.

“I agree with you completely. I would even actually up the analogy and say a vaccinated person with antibodies wearing a mask outside is just like watching grown men expose themselves in public, that’s disgusting put it away, please. We don’t do that here,” Carlson ended.

Earlier in the broadcast, Carlson ranted against mask wearing, saying people are brainwashed into wearing them a year into the pandemic.

“We let power drunk politicians wreck of the country, in exchange for promising to protect us from a virus that 99 percent of us would have survived anyway,” he said.

“The rest of us should be staring at them first, they’re the aggressors. It’s our job to brush them back and restore the society we were born in the next time you see someone in a mask on the sidewalk or on the bike path, do not hesitate,” he said about confronting people who wear masks.

“Ask politely but firmly, would you please take off. Science shows there is no reason for you to be wearing your mask is making me uncomfortable.”

“We should do that and we should keep doing it until wearing a mask outside is roughly as socially accepted as lighting a Marlboro on an elevator,” he ended. “It’s repulsive don’t do it around other people.”