Tucker Carlson

Glenn Greenwald, on Tucker Carlson's show, criticized CNN for denying Joe Biden’s cognitive decline for years before claiming to break the story. He also explored Jeffrey Epstein’s mysterious ties and the damaging effects of political tribalism.

Sen. Ron Johnson, in a Tucker Carlson interview, critiques U.S. debt crisis and the 'Big Beautiful Bill' while raising concerns over vaccine injuries and 9-11 truths. He urges fiscal responsibility and transparency on critical national issues.

Mike Benz, on Tucker Carlson’s show, exposes how NGOs wield immense global power for a select few. He warns of their strategies undermining President Trump’s agenda, posing threats to American sovereignty.

Vadym Novynskyi, a former Ukrainian parliamentarian, claims Zelensky is targeting Christianity by suppressing the Ukrainian Orthodox Church. In a Tucker Carlson interview, he risks prison to expose this alleged persecution.

Harmeet Dhillon, leading the DOJ's Civil Rights Division, is tackling bias against White Christians as revealed on Tucker Carlson's show. She aims to end illegal race-based hiring and reform a biased DOJ culture.

Shawn Ryan, on Tucker Carlson’s show, discusses Joe Biden’s alleged cancer diagnosis and CIA influence in media. The interview also covers Jeffrey Epstein mysteries and President Trump’s leadership, sparking significant online discussion.

Oren Cass, on Tucker Carlson’s show, praises Trump’s tariffs for challenging harmful foreign policies. He argues they protect U.S. industries and aim to revive manufacturing, as discussed on May 16, 2025.

Ed Martin, on Tucker Carlson’s show, exposed GOP sabotage against President Trump and DOJ corruption. His blocked U.S. Attorney nomination by Senate Republicans highlights internal party conflicts and a need for reform.

Dave Smith, on Tucker Carlson's show, dissects his intense debate with Douglas Murray, exposing conservative divides. He also shares his spiritual awakening and critiques foreign policy, as discussed on May 12, 2025.

Glenn Loury, a black conservative economist, was ousted by think tanks for his Middle East views, as revealed in a Tucker Carlson interview on May 9, 2025. He critiques the decline of free speech and politicization of universities like MIT.

Tucker Carlson and Bret Weinstein engage in a civil debate on God, evolution, and AI's future in a May 7, 2025, video. They discuss morality, Middle East tensions, Covid vaccine concerns, and AI's potential consciousness, sparking deep reflection.

Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben & Jerry's, critiques U.S. involvement in Ukraine on Tucker Carlson's show. He challenges military spending and calls for peace over conflict, sparking debate on May 5, 2025.

Tucker Carlson interviews Chris Cella, who shares his journey from opioid addiction to recovery, revealing the harsh realities of the crisis. Cella exposes rehab scams and discusses systemic drug issues, prompting Carlson to rethink U.S. drug policy.

Matt Walsh, on The Tucker Carlson Show, defended America-First policies, stating nations reliant on U.S. aid have no right to exist. He also critiqued transgenderism, gender role erosion, and modern masculinity, urging a return to traditional values.

Catherine Austin Fitts, on Tucker Carlson's show, exposed claims of central bankers controlling currency and secret U.S. underground bases funded by missing trillions. Her April 28 interview raises concerns about financial misconduct and potential global crises.

Patrick Lancaster, an American journalist, shares untold truths of the Russia-Ukraine war in a Tucker Carlson interview. His frontline perspective from Russian-controlled areas highlights overlooked aspects like drone warfare and media bias.

Dan Caldwell, advisor to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, was ousted from the Pentagon amid leak allegations, but claims it was due to his opposition to war with Iran. Tucker Carlson’s video explores this controversy, raising questions about motives within the Department of Defense.

Conor McGregor shared concerns about Ireland’s cultural erosion due to mass migration in a Tucker Carlson interview on April 18, 2025. He discussed a potential presidential bid to protect Irish identity, addressing economic issues and political barriers.

Maxime Bernier, on Tucker Carlson’s show, criticized Canada’s decline under Justin Trudeau, focusing on mass immigration and Trump’s tariffs. He warns of cultural erosion and economic struggles, urging support for the People’s Party of Canada.

Curt Weldon, on Tucker Carlson's show, revealed shocking claims about 9-11, alleging cover-ups and agency failures. His career suffered after questioning the official report, and he now urges Americans to seek the truth.

Călin Georgescu, in a Tucker Carlson interview, accused Antony Blinken and Emmanuel Macron of interfering in Romania’s election, claiming they barred his presidential run. He argues this undermines democracy and reflects a fear of a sovereign, anti-war Romania.

Alex Jones joined Tucker Carlson on April 9, 2025, to discuss censorship, legal battles against Infowars, and his support for President Trump. The interview also covered global conflict concerns and free speech threats, reflecting Jones' controversial views.

Anson Frericks, a former Anheuser-Busch executive, discussed Bud Light’s downfall with Tucker Carlson on April 7, 2025. He blamed wokeism and stakeholder capitalism for alienating customers, leading to significant backlash and sales drops.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent discussed Trump's tariff plan with Tucker Carlson, highlighting its potential to aid the middle class. The strategy aims to bring manufacturing back to the U.S. and reduce economic disparities through targeted trade policies.