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>> exactly. >> tucker: tulsi gabbard, i am grateful you're brave enough to say that in public. >> thanks for having me, tucker. >> tucker: well, peta is an animal rights organization. we don't agree with them on everything, a lot of things probably, but they have an interesting take on the rat problem in new york. so mayor eric adams says just kill more rats. peta says wait a second, rats are here for a reason, and the reason is you're dirty. we thought that was a perspective might be worth hearing more about. a peta spokesperson joins us next.
And you're i think at the place you say let's not kill the rats, couldn't we also do our part as people and not leave pizza slices on the sidewalk and pick up the garbage regularly. why shouldn't we play in a role, too. >> exactly. as long as we don't clean up our act, the city can kill as many rats as it wants to. they're just going to keep coming back. this is nothing more than a quick fix. if killing rats worked, we wouldn't have a rat problem. people have already been killing rats in the city for decades, but we live under mountains of garbage, so they haven't gone away and they won't. >> ...