Tucker just mocked the 32,000+ Iranian protesters slaughtered by the Mullahs. And Tucker also mocked Trump for standing with them. Tucker could only admit that "some number... apparently were killed." Worse, Tucker basically dismissed the murdered protesters as props for war against Iran: "There's been the 'Oh, we feel bad about the billion Iranians murdered in the streets of Tehran' or something, whatever, who knows what the number is." Just last week — on the same day Tucker released his videotaped ambush of @GovMikeHuckabee — Trump showed genuine sympathy for the "very sad situation" in which "32,000 people were killed over a relatively short period of time." Yet Tucker, who just met this week with Trump to discuss Iran specifically, could only bring himself to say, "Some number of Iranian [protesters]... apparently were killed." Apparently... some were killed. First see how cold and clinical he is when saying those words. Then notice how animated Tucker is while mocking Trump for declaring last week that 32,000 Iranian protesters have been killed by the regime. Tucker is smart enough not to admit he's mocking Trump, but this was in the context of what the "Administration" has been saying about the Iranian regime murdering its own people. And Trump's televised comments were easily the most visible statement on protester death tolls by the "Administration." Tucker has publicly shown contempt for Trump before. And he has turned a blind eye to the evils of the Iranian regime — at least since he reinvented himself as an independent media figure. But mocking tens of thousands of protesters brutally murdered by the Iranian Mullahs? That's a new low. Even for Tucker.