Tucker Ends AOC's Career for January 6th LIE | "I Died."

She was ...Brave... And Stunning, A survivor of a "Harrowing" experience.

Vintage Tucker, well deserving of us all to watch AOC as she stuck to her script and cried, she was going to die. 



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