Can Tucker Carlson build a third party?
Summary
This episode examines the emerging political movement around Tucker Carlson and Marjorie Taylor Greene, analyzing their donor outreach and potential 2028 ambitions amid White House dismissal. The hosts also discuss Francesca Hong’s strong showing in the Wisconsin gubernatorial primary and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s recent comments on "woke one" and her decision to freeze her eggs.
Topics discussed
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Intro: Tucker Carlson's third-party movement and Wisconsin primary
The Tucker Carlson and Marjorie Taylor Greene coalition
Speculation on Tucker Carlson's potential 2028 run
White House dismisses the movement as a subscription model
J.D. Vance's role and the fracturing of the MAGA coalition
Tucker Carlson's media influence and popularity
Tucker Carlson's upcoming interview with Hunter Biden
Francesca Hong's strong showing in Wisconsin primary
Hong's stance on data centers and past controversial statements
Electability concerns and AOC's comments on Hong
AOC reflects on 'woke one' and moderating her image
AOC announces egg freezing and cultural implications
Week ahead: Midterms, Iran war, and South Carolina primary
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