During a conversation with Neil deGrasse Tyson, CBS Mornings host Vladimir Duthiers expressed worry about America ‘colonizing’ the moon and had to be reminded that there is no indigenous population there.
It’s just the latest reminder of how insane our media has become.
Duthiers is basically parroting the type of language you hear on far left college campuses about colonization. It’s one of the many ways the left uses language and ideas to bash our country and its history.
FOX News reported:
CBS host frets Trump admin plans for moon base could usher in new ‘age of colonialism’ in space
On “CBS Mornings Plus” on Wednesday, Duthiers and co-host Adriana Diaz discussed the White House calling for more human space exploration and administration plans to build a nuclear reactor on the moon to precede an eventual U.S. lunar base with astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson.
Diaz asked if it was “inevitable that we’re going to have to go to the moon and try to colonize the Moon?”
“We know how the age of colonialism worked on this planet,” the host said. “Should we be trying to colonize and saying that there’s a keep-out zone that no other countries can participate in having?”
Tyson replied by pointing out that it would be difficult to colonize an area that does not have people.
“Well, the — the real problem with the colonization history in Western civilization is that there were people already there,” Tyson said.
Duthiers and Diaz agreed, and Tyson added that “there are no moon beings that were displaced as far as we know.”
Watch the clip below:
CBS host questions if it is a good idea to colonize the moon because “we know how the Age of Colonialism worked on this planet.” pic.twitter.com/bof7kap98O
— Western Lensman (@WesternLensman) August 6, 2025
Welp, that would be welcome news to the indigenous population of the Moon. ♂️
One really must wonder what they do to brains in Journalism schools.
— IT Guy (@ITGuy1959) August 6, 2025
The woke mind virus is real and many people in our media still suffer from it.
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