Tucker Carlson shares a clip from his interview with Piers Morgan, teasing the discussion with the line: “In the U.K., you can go to jail for using the F word. No, not that F word. Piers Morgan responds.”The “F word” refers to “faggot,” a slur for gay men. The clip highlights a case where Elizabeth Finney, a British mother of four, was arrested and convicted of a hate crime for texting the word to describe her abusive boyfriend (who had beaten her). She was required to apologize in court for “homophobic” language, despite the assault going unprosecuted. Tucker uses this to critique UK speech laws, noting thousands of annual arrests for non-violent words versus threats.This ties into their broader debate on free speech suppression, where using the slur—even privately—leads to jail, while other issues like demographic changes or violence face less scrutiny.
(0:00) Monologue (21:20) How Has the U.K. Changed? (25:58) Was the U.K.’s Healthcare System a Success? (35:10) Did the West Really Win WWII? (46:14) The Suppression of Free Speech (52:00) Transgenderism (54:16) The F Word Debate (1:00:53) Abortion and Declining Birthrates (1:05:26) The Murder Rates in London (1:07:45) Is the British Economy Collapsing? (1:14:37) The Migrant Invasion (1:15:57) The Global Increase in Homosexuality (1:28:16) Will We See A Revolution in the U.K.? (1:33:28) Foreign Wars
In the U.K., you can go to jail for using the F word. No, not that F word. Piers Morgan responds.
(0:00) Monologue
(21:20) How Has the U.K. Changed?
(25:58) Was the U.K.’s Healthcare System a Success?
(35:10) Did the West Really Win WWII?
(46:14) The Suppression of Free Speech… pic.twitter.com/3KGu0az9z5— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) November 27, 2025
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