Tucker Carlson

This weekend, Tucker Carlson interviewed a bevy of Republican presidential candidates in Iowa. Despite the fact that polls show that nearly zero Americans consider the war in Ukraine to be a top voting priority, Carlson spent a disproportionate share of his time grilling the candidates over their position on Ukraine.

CNBC reported late Sunday night that former Fox News host Tucker Carlson landed his first big advertiser for his new Twitter show. This news comes on the heels of a report from the Wall Street Journal that Carlson and his fellow Daily Caller co-founder Neil Patel are fundraising to start a multimillion-dollar media company to host Carlson’s long-form programs.  

Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy told independent show host Tucker Carlson that “pervasive censorship in this country” caused the January 6, 2021, Capitol Riot. 

The New York Times wrote yet another hit piece against former Fox News host and conservative media superstar Tucker Carlson for his performance moderating a Q&A session for the 2024 Republican presidential candidates at the Family Leadership conference in Des Moines, Iowa on Friday. The article smearing Carlson was written by Jonathan Weisman in which he falsely accused him of…

A huge free speech win came just in time for Independence Day as a federal court halted President Joe Biden’s administration from having Big Tech and NGOs do its censorship dirty work.

On Monday, former Fox News host Tucker Carlson retweeted a video by author and Spectator contributor Chadwick Moore who revealed the title of his new biography on the former Fox News star. Within the two-minute video, Moore revealed that his sources told him that Carlson was fired due to the demands of voting machine software company Dominion as a condition of their settlement with Fox. 

This week’s Twitter Files reveal that The Washington Post columnist Taylor “The Troll” Lorenz and NBC’s Ben Collins had privileged access to Twitter and its censorship apparatus under the prior regime. 

It's not often you'll hear a lefty like Katie Couric express sadness for someone like Tucker Carlson and his "downfall," even as she suggested he can't be "rehabilitated" from his Fox News work. 

WASHINGTON -- Tucker Carlson’s recent travails with the media remind me of the great M. Stanton Evans’ solomonic judgment regarding Richard Nixon. Said Stan: “I never liked Richard Nixon ... until Watergate.” Then he saw the 37th president in a different light. Well, I did not like Tucker Carlson very much until he got fired by Rupert Murdoch. Then, as everyone among the bien-pensants piled on…

Twitter exploded with reactions over former Fox News host Tucker Carlson’s decision to take his new show to the Elon Musk-owned platform.

Shortly after former Fox News host Tucker Carlson announced on Twitter that he would be bringing his popular show to the social media platform, Tom Costello while guest hosting NBC News NOW’s Hallie Jackson NOW, brought on failed former CNN host and media janitor Brian Stelter to assist in smearing Carlson, Twitter and the platform’s CEO Elon Musk. 

After Tucker Carlson was unceremoniously fired from Fox News two weeks ago, speculation swirled about where he would land. Many on the right thought he would be snatched up by a competitor like Newsmax, while detractors on the left fantasized about him going to a Russian-state media outlet. But on Tuesday, Carlson announced that he struck a deal with Twitter owner Elon Musk to bring the show…

On Wednesday's World News Tonight, ABC reporter Terry Moran reveled in a leaked Tucker Carlson text message about a mob of white men beating up an "antifa kid." He claimed "For years...Tucker Carlson promoted racist views on his show, the highest- rated program on Fox...viewers had long heard Carlson give voice to a message of white supremacy, especially on the issue of immigration…

Don Lemon's firing was not mysterious, but we're in week two of trying to figure out why Fox parted ways with Tucker Carlson. New leaks to Tucker-hating liberal outlets seemed intended to damage the ex-Fox host's standing, but conservatives largely found they liked him more.