Trump on Tucker

'THREE LOSERS, and a pocketful of change!'

Trump erupts on Tucker Carlson and 2 'Republican traitors' amid possible run for president

'The most important thing I can tell you about us is that we are devoted Christians and Trump is not a Christian at all' said one of Trump's losers. (Some people use religious beliefs to feel superior, leading them to judge or condemn others)

Trump said:

"Tucker Carlson just met with Lightweight 'Former' Congressman, Thomas Massie, and Marjorie 'Traitor' Greene, LOSERS ALL!

"Tucker's 'Views' have fallen through the floor, and will only get worse. Nobody cares about him any longer in that he has become totally irrelevant, and happens to be, surprisingly, a very Low I.Q. individual.

He could barely get out of College, and maybe he didn't, but only really dumb people can't make it through that wonderful four year time in life! (He fell behind and failed to graduate with his original class, ultimately finishing his requirements and graduating in absentia. Tucker graduated from Trinity College)

"Tucker wants to run for political office, but he should be required to take a cognitive test. He's got no chance, but could probably take a couple of points away from whatever the Republican ticket happens to be! Tucker is a loser, and always has been!

Fox News fired prime-time host Tucker Carlson in April 2023 due to a combination of legal fallout from the Dominion Voting Systems defamation lawsuit, the exposure of embarrassing and vulgar internal text messages, ongoing discrimination allegations, and friction with network leadership.

Anti-War Movement

Greene, Massie, Kent and Carlson float third-party challenge amid GOP divide over Iran war

Former Republican Representatives Marjorie Taylor Greene and Thomas Massie joined Tucker Carlson and ex-Trump counterterrorism official Joe Kent for a public show of unity around a new political "movement", one built on opposition to the president's Iran war.

Greene shared a photo of the four seated around a wooden table on X on Aug. 1, declaring that Trump "betrayed us all" by breaking his promise to avoid foreign wars. The post drew nearly 10 million views and was shared 15,000 times, a measure of how far frustration with the war has spread inside the president's own base.

The gathering amounts to the most visible step yet by dissident figures on the populist right to channel that frustration into something organized. Greene, Massie, Carlson, and Kent have each paid a political or professional price for breaking with the White House. Now they say they want to build an alternative.

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Tucker Carlson Vows Third Party

Tucker Carlson Says He’s Starting a New Political Party After Break with GOP

Tucker Carlson says he plans to help build a new political party after breaking with President Trump and the Republican Party over the Iran war.

The conservative podcaster argued that Democrats and Republicans are too aligned on the issues he believes matter most to Americans.

Carlson made the declaration in an interview with the Columbia Journalism Review.

“I’m going to help build a third party,” Carlson said. He said there should be a “good-faith effort” to determine what benefits the country.

Carlson said his biggest concerns are “war and finance.” He argued that Democrats and Republicans are largely aligned on both issues. “That’s not a democracy,” Carlson said.

He described the system as “a one-party state posing as a democracy.”

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Starting a third political party requires navigating a complex, state-by-state process to achieve Federal Election Commission (FEC) registration and state ballot access. Key steps include raising funds to trigger party status, filing petitions to get on the ballot, and building deep, localized voter infrastructure.

Another Tucker eccentric idea will get nowhere.

Victor Davis Hanson on Tucker and Graham Platner

Victor Davis Hanson Sets the Record Straight on Tucker Carlson and Graham Platner

Sebastian Gorka speaks out on Tucker Carlson and Right-wing extremists

Counterterrorism Official Sebastain Gorka Mentions Tucker Carlson In ‘Right-Wing Extremism’ Exchange

An ideological fracture inside Donald Trump’s political coalition intensified this past week after a senior Trump counterterrorism adviser publicly suggested that conservative commentator Tucker Carlson had become part of a broader extremism problem facing the political right.

The controversy erupted following comments from Sebastian Gorka, deputy assistant to the president and senior director for counterterrorism on the National Security Council.

During a recent interview, Gorka referenced Tucker Carlson and far-right streamer Nick Fuentes while discussing “right-wing extremism” and domestic terrorism concerns. The remarks quickly triggered backlash across conservative media circles and fueled debate over the future direction of the MAGA movement.

The dispute comes at a sensitive moment for Trump-aligned media personalities, some of whom have openly criticized the administration’s aggressive posture toward Iran and broader foreign policy decisions. Carlson, once one of Trump’s most influential media defenders, has increasingly distanced himself from some administration positions in 2026.

“Let’s come back to right-wing extremism. Do you regard it as a threat at all?” asked Breitbart editor-in-chief Alex Marlow during an interview with Gorka on Friday. “I mean, is there any? I guess that’s the question.

Tucker says Israel is insignificant...he's wrong

The numbers behind US aid to Israel make the case critics like Tucker Carlson refuse to engage

Tucker Carlson told his audience this week that President Donald Trump backed Israel in a war against Iran, and he sounded, by his own admission, "tormented" about it.

Speaking from Doha, Qatar, the former Fox News host called Israel "a completely insignificant country" with "no resources" and insisted America gets "nothing" from the relationship. It's a tidy line for a podcast monologue. It also falls apart the moment you look at the ledger.

The United States sends $3.8 billion a year to Israel. That is a fact Carlson and a growing chorus of right-leaning media figures cite as proof of a raw deal. What they leave out, consistently, conspicuously, is where that money goes. Most of it must be spent on American-made military equipment. The largest purchases flow to Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Raytheon, and General Dynamics. Those are American factories, American supply chains, and American paychecks.

Joseph Epstein, director of the Turan Research Center, laid out the return on investment in detail. The F-35 program alone supports 290,000 American jobs, generates $72 billion in annual economic output, and has produced a $173 billion order backlog.

Israel was the first country to use the F-35 in combat. Its real-world testing fed directly into improvements that helped drive over $40 billion in export sales. That is not charity. That is a business arrangement with a battlefield laboratory attached.

The relationship extends well beyond defense. Israeli investment in the United States has tripled to nearly $24 billion. Bilateral trade tops $49 billion. In New York alone, 600 Israeli-founded companies generated $19.5 billion in output last year and supported 57,000 jobs. Israeli firms are the second-largest source of foreign listings on NASDAQ.

These are not abstract numbers. They represent American workers drawing paychecks, American cities collecting tax revenue, and American capital markets benefiting from innovation incubated in a country Carlson dismisses as having "no resources." Israel's primary resource is human capital, engineers, scientists, entrepreneurs, and it exports that resource into the American economy at scale.

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Low I-Q Opposition to President Trump's conflict with Iran

TRUMP UNLOADS: Calls Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly & Candace Owens 'Low IQ' Over Iran Opposition

Then Ceasefire Sends Dow Surging 1,300 Points

President Trump posted a blistering 482-word Truth Social attack on conservative podcasters opposing the Iran war — calling Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly, Candace Owens, and Alex Jones people with "Low IQs" who think it's "wonderful" for Iran to have a nuclear weapon.

Hours later, Trump secured a two-week ceasefire with Iran contingent on reopening the Strait of Hormuz — sending the Dow Jones surging 1,300+ points.

Trump is framing the conflict as strength: protecting America from the #1 State Sponsor of Terror.

The debate inside the right is the dominant story on conservative social media this morning.

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America's Enemies

Trump dismissed Tucker's and Megyn's criticism

Trump fires back at Carlson and Kelly over Iran strikes: 'MAGA is Trump'

President Trump dismissed criticism from Tucker Carlson and Megyn Kelly over U.S. military operations in Iran, telling journalist Rachel Bade of "The Inner Circle" at Substack on Monday that neither figure represents his base.

"I think that MAGA is Trump — MAGA's not the other two," the president said.

As reported by The Hill, the remarks came after both Carlson, a close ally of the president and vocal critic of Israel, and Kelly publicly broke with Trump over the ongoing strikes in Iran, which killed a number of top Iranian leaders and six U.S. service members on Saturday.

Carlson reportedly lobbied Trump against attacking Tehran in the days leading up to the operation. Trump was unmoved.

The President's Case: Trump framed the military action as a necessary detour, not a deviation from his agenda. He told Bade the stakes were too high to let media commentary dictate the course.

Trump dispatched with Kelly in a single line, noting, "she was critical of me for years, and I didn't lose. I won all three times by a lot." The point wasn't personal. It was structural.

Media criticism from the right didn't cost him in 2016, didn't cost him in 2020, and didn't cost him whatever mandate he carried into his current term. Voters decide what MAGA means, not cable news alumni.

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Who was Thomas Crooks?

FBI Goes into Damage Control Mode After Tucker’s Butler Documentary

Tucker Carlson’s documentary on the assassination attempt on Donald Trump in Butler, PA, was viewed by more than 20 million people on social media after it was released last Thursday.

It was one of the only things people were talking about online. The documentary left many of us wondering why there are still so many holes in the story after all this time.

It’s obvious that Thomas Matthew Crooks was working for someone else, and the FBI has been keenly intent on making sure that the public doesn’t learn more about this. Has the FBI been intentionally bungling the investigation, or was it deliberately tanked?

Tucker’s documentary didn’t pull any punches. The FBI didn’t exactly cover itself in glory with the Butler investigation, and the bureau doesn’t come out looking great.

The President on Tucker

Trump’s Brilliant Response to Media’s Tucker Carlson Trap

President Donald J. Trump once again demonstrated his masterful command of the media and his unwavering commitment to free speech on Sunday evening, deftly handling a transparent “gotcha” question from a reporter as he departed Palm Beach.

The liberal press, in its endless quest to trap and distort the words of the 45th President, attempted to bait him into condemning a private citizen for a journalistic interview, a ploy that spectacularly backfired. This exchange showcased the stark contrast between the President’s principled stance on fundamental American rights and the media’s desperate desire to police thought and conversation.

The reporter, seeking to create a divisive narrative, asked, “Tucker Carlson had an interview with anti-Semite Nick Fuentes. What role should Carlson play in the conservative movement?”

This question was designed not to elicit information, but to force President Trump into a public denunciation of a journalist for simply conducting an interview. It is a tactic straight from the leftist playbook, intended to stifle discourse and enforce a rigid, politically correct orthodoxy where only approved individuals may be platformed.

With the clarity and common sense that has become his trademark, President Trump refused to take the bait. He responded not with condemnation, but with a defense of the foundational principle of free speech.

“Well, I found him to be good. I mean, he said good things about me over the years. I think he’s good. We’ve had some good interviews,” the President stated, acknowledging Carlson’s professional work.

He then delivered the crucial point that the liberal media despises: “You can’t tell him who to interview. I mean, if he wants to interview Nick Fuentes, I don’t know much about him, but if he wants to do it, get the word out. People have to decide. Ultimately, people have to decide.”

This is the essence of a free society—the belief that the American people are intelligent enough to hear different viewpoints and make up their own minds, without needing a nanny-state media to curate their information.

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Rabbi Resigns from Herigage Foundation

Leading Rabbi Resigns From Heritage's Task Force Over Roberts Remarks

Rabbi Yaakov Menken, one of the nation's leading Orthodox rabbis, announced that he was resigning from the Heritage Foundation's National Task Force to Combat Antisemitism.

He cited the failure of the organization's president to condemn Tucker Carlson's antisemitic rhetoric and advocacy.

"We are resigning from the Heritage Foundation's National Task Force to Combat Antisemitism, because [Kevin] Roberts is simply not apologizing for what he did," Menken said on Newsmax's "Wake Up America" on Tuesday morning.

He referred to the controversy last week when Roberts posted a video announcing Heritage's support for an interview Tucker Carlson conducted with avowed white supremacist and antisemite Nick Fuentes.

Roberts described critics of Carlson and Fuentes as part of a "venomous coalition."

In his resignation letter, shared with Newsmax, Menken wrote: "We cannot grant legitimacy to an effort to combat antisemitism operated by the Heritage Foundation while Heritage is validating antisemitism and giving it a platform."

His decision, he explained, stems from Roberts' refusal to distance the think tank from Carlson.

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Turning Point USA keeps the mission alive with Tucker Carlson

Tucker Carlson stepped into Charlie Kirk’s shoes at massive TPUSA event and destroyed leftist students’ arguments in brutal fashion

Tucker Carlson walked into a packed auditorium carrying the weight of a murdered friend. The Left thought they could silence conservatives with Charlie Kirk’s assassination. But Tucker Carlson just stepped into Charlie Kirk’s shoes at a massive campus event and destroyed leftist students’ arguments in brutal fashion.Tucker Carlson stepped onto the Indiana University stage in place of a man who can’t be replaced.

Charlie Kirk was supposed to be there — talking to students, taking their questions, building the conservative movement one campus at a time like he’d done for 13 years. Instead, Kirk was shot dead by a sniper at Utah Valley University on September 10 while doing exactly what he loved most.

Carlson arrived at IU’s auditorium around 7 p.m. with his two dogs to face a packed house of more than 3,200 students and supporters who’d been lining up since 2:20 a.m. that morning.

Carlson didn’t come to give speeches. He spent his life doing that, he told the crowd, and wanted to flip the script by taking questions from anyone brave enough to step up to the microphone.

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Dinesh D’Souza's conversation with Netanyahu

Netanyahu Blasts Carlson For Defending America’s ‘Worst Enemies’

He wasn’t the only U.S. conservative in his crosshairs…

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is firing back at former Fox host Tucker Carlson and commentator Candace Owens, who accused him of trying to exploit Charlie Kirk’s death for political gain. Netanyahu dismissed questions about his motives as a “monstrous big lie.”

He also ripped speculative theorists pushing baseless claims that Israel was tied to Kirk’s assassination — saying they were driven “perhaps out of obsession, perhaps with Qatari funding.”

As Mediaite’s Alex Griffing reports, some of Netanyahu’s harshest remarks came Wednesday in a conversation with author and filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza, where he accused Carlson of giving comfort to America’s “worst enemies.”

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Tucker interviews the President of Iran

Tucker Carlson Interviews Iran’s President

Tucker Carlson announced that he has conducted an interview with Masoud Pezeshkian, the newly elected president of Iran, just days after the United States and Iran engaged in a brief military conflict.

In a video statement, Carlson said the American public has a right to hear directly from foreign leaders — even adversaries — when their government engages in military actions.

“We just finished up an interview with Masoud Pezeshkian, who is the president of Iran… We know we’ll be criticized for doing this interview. Why did we do it anyway? Well, we did it because we were just at war with Iran 10 days ago and maybe again,” Carlson said.

Tucker comments on Zelensky

Tucker Carlson issues fierce response to Zelensky meeting with Trump

warns Ukraine's 'serious crimes' will soon come to light

'God knows what the Ukrainians have done with the pathogens in American biolabs in their country. Even U.S. intel agencies aren't sure'

The conservative commentator, who is known for his skepticism towards America's support for Ukraine in their war in Russia, pointed to the fact that the notorious war hawk Lindsey Graham criticized Zelensky's conduct in the wake of the meeting.
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Zelensky pi$$ed at Tucker

Zelenskyy unleashes angry foul-mouthed rant against ‘blogger’ Tucker Carlson

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy unleashed a profane rant against Tucker Carlson’s allegations that he rules like a dictator.

Zelenskyy has a bone to pick with the independent journalist who he says is working for Russian President Vladimir Putin. He also denied all allegations made against him on Piers Morgan Uncensored, saying he is doing what he believes is best for his besieged country.

“It seems to me that this journalist – I do not remember his surname, excuse me, Tucker. Yes, yes, Tucker is his name – he needs to more deeply understand what’s happening in Ukraine, to stop working for Putin, to stop licking his ass,” Zelenskyy spat.

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Michael Shellenberger reports on Los Angeles fires

Here's what the best reporter in America learned about L.A. fires – and UFOs

Plus drones, anti-gravity tech and the intel agencies are losing control

Michael Shellenberger may be the best reporter in America. Here's what he's learned about the fires in Los Angeles — and about UFOs.

(0:00) How Many Fires Are There? Where Did They Come From?
(3:03) Are Meth Heads Lighting the Fires?
(14:56) DEI Fire Departments
(34:44) Leftists Blame Climate Change Yet Again
(36:47) Gavin Newsom Is Too Busy Hating Trump to Fight Fires
(48:30) The Golden Age of Journalism
(51:34) California Homelessness and Drug Addiction
(1:02:54) Why Wasn’t California Prepared?
(1:24:00) Mass Looting
(1:26:41) The Future of California
(1:31:00) The Intel Agencies Are Losing Control
(1:37:03) Drones, UAPs, and Anti-Gravity Tech
(2:11:02) Shawn Ryan’s Coverage of the Cybertruck Explosion

— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) January 14, 2025

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Ray Epps lawsuit against Tucker dismissed

Tucker gets the last laugh

You Might Have Missed It, But Ray Epps’ Lawsuit Against Tucker Went Down In Flames

A federal judge dismissed a January 6th defendant’s defamation lawsuit against Fox News and its former primetime TV anchor, Daily Caller co-founder Tucker Carlson on Wednesday.

Delaware Federal District Court Judge, Jennifer Hall, ruled that Carlson’s reporting on Epps was protected under the First Amendment because Epps’ lawyers did not prove Carlson had acted with “actual malice.”

“For the reasons announced from the bench today, it is hereby ordered that Defendant’s Motion to Dismiss for Failure to State a Claim is granted,” Hall, a Biden appointee, wrote.

Members of the corporate media claimed that Epps would win his lawsuit against Fox News and prove Carlson had acted with “actual malice” in his reporting on the Jan. 6 defendant, according to an MSNBC discussion on the defamation case led by former Republican National Committee chairman and MSNBC political analyst Michael Steele on July 16, 2023, following news of Epps’ lawsuit.

January 6 footage shows that Ray Epps lied to the J6 Committee about when he left the Capitol on that day. J6 Committee members likely knew this but defended him anyway. Ok, Fox...what say you now?

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Tucker on Kamala

Tucker Carlson: Nobody in the media ever mentions this about Kamala

Nobody in the media ever mentions it, but Kamala Harris helped turn the biggest state in the union from paradise into a dangerous slum. Chris Moritz watched it happen.

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