The Tucker Carlson Show

Tucker Carlson discusses the one-year anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s murder, arguing that honoring Kirk’s legacy requires defending free speech against modern censorship.

The host discusses a book exploring how ancient wisdom from the Bhagavad Gita, the Bible, and Greek myths remains relevant to modern human nature.

In this interview, Norman Finkelstein details the historical context of the Gaza conflict, arguing that the 2023 attacks were a response to decades of blockade and systematic destruction.

Nate Soares, author of *The World's Darkest Book*, warns that racing toward superintelligence without understanding its risks could lead to humanity's extinction as a side effect.

Tucker Carlson argues that Republicans will lose both houses of Congress in the midterms due to voter betrayal over Trump’s abandonment of campaign promises.

Megan Kelly interviews neuroscientist Andrew Huberman about his new book, *Protocols*, discussing how to optimize health through sleep, stress management, and neuroplasticity.

Tucker Carlson interviews Jess Self, a South Dakota artist and potter, to discuss the decline of American meritocracy and the intentional destruction of beauty in modern society.

Tucker Carlson interviews Kathy Sanders, who lost two grandsons in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, to discuss her 30-year investigation challenging the official lone-wolf narrative.

Tucker Carlson argues that neoconservative war hawks exploit Americans by promoting conflicts while profiting from vice industries like gambling and pornography.

Tucker Carlson interviews Joe Maxwell about the administration’s decision to import massive amounts of Argentine beef, arguing it harms US ranchers and benefits monopolistic meatpackers like JBS.

Tucker Carlson argues that the US is dangerously close to nuclear war due to reckless policies toward Iran and Russia.

Tucker Carlson argues that Trump voters feel betrayed by the administration’s failure to enforce immigration laws, despite his 2024 campaign promises.

The guest argues that US wars in Ukraine and Iran have created a more dangerous, tripolar world eroding norms against assassination and globalization.

Clayton Morris argues that the rapid expansion of AI data centers is causing severe physical strain, including water shortages for ranchers and skyrocketing energy costs for consumers.

Tucker Carlson discusses the 1967 USS Liberty attack and alleges a current cover-up of American citizens killed by Israeli settlers in the West Bank.

Former Congressman Kurt Weldon argues that U.

Tucker Carlson interviews his longtime friend, a priest and son of a former bishop, about his unconventional path to ministry.

Tucker Carlson interviews Glenn Greenwald, who links domestic surveillance support by the Free Press to neoconservative foreign policy and Silicon Valley interests.

Tucker Carlson critiques conservative figures like Ben Shapiro and Mark Levin for dismissing rising grocery prices and prioritizing foreign wars over domestic economic struggles.

Hunter Biden joins Tucker Carlson to discuss his addiction recovery, the impact of social media algorithms on political division, and his criticisms of Donald Trump’s leadership.

Tucker Carlson interviews Kim Dotcom, who argues that the U.

Tucker Carlson argues that the US system is failing because elites prioritize self-interest over citizens, leaving the nation paralyzed against nuclear war and AI threats.

Tucker Carlson interviews historian Daryl Cooper, who argues that the US war against Iran marks a moral decline from historical norms of civilized warfare.

Tucker Carlson interviews Elizabeth Lane about coordinated online influence operations targeting independent journalists.

Tucker Carlson critiques the lack of justice for figures like Bill Gates and Anthony Fauci, arguing that while ordinary citizens suffered during the pandemic, elites thrived.

A former CIA officer discusses his whistleblower testimony regarding the lab leak theory of COVID origins and the agency's subsequent cover-up.

Sean Hannity discusses his disillusionment with politics, citing pervasive dishonesty among leaders and institutions.

Tucker Carlson argues that US wars in Ukraine and Iran are disrupting global energy supplies, causing inevitable economic collapse.

Tucker Carlson interviews former CIA officer John Kiriakou, who was imprisoned for whistleblowing, about his new book on agency tactics.

Tucker Carlson interviews Jeremy, a former British military officer and energy expert, who argues that Russia is executing a coherent, five-phase…

Roger Waters discusses his long-held skepticism regarding the official 9/11 narrative, advocating for a judicial inquiry into the collapse of the World Trade Center buildings.

Tucker Carlson argues that widespread surveillance by companies like Flock Safety violates privacy without reducing crime, citing rising murder rates in heavily monitored areas like Houston.

Jay Dyer explains his conversion from Protestantism to Orthodox Christianity, arguing that Orthodoxy preserves the authentic theology of the first millennium.

Tucker Carlson interviews Bryce Lockwood, a survivor of the 1967 USS Liberty attack, who argues the Israeli strike was a deliberate false flag operation sanctioned by the Johnson administration.

Tucker Carlson critiques New York Governor Kathy Hochul’s legalization of physician-assisted suicide, arguing it is a cost-cutting measure disguised as liberation.

Tucker Carlson interviews former Congressman Dennis Kucinich about Section 219 of the National Defense Authorization Act, which allegedly merges the U.