The shooting of Renee Good by an ICE agent in Minneapolis has sparked a heated debate, mirroring existing political divisions. While some prominent conservatives, including Donald Trump Jr. and Benny Johnson, have criticized Good and blamed her for her death, others like Ben Shapiro and JD Vance have acknowledged it as a tragedy but ultimately found her at fault. Tucker Carlson, however, criticized fellow conservatives for prioritizing political point-scoring over human empathy in their response. The contradictory accounts of the incident are exemplified by the differing views from the President and the Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey on the events leading to the shooting.
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Project 2025 writer resigns over boss’ ‘indefensible’ comments. Let’s unpack this. It’s pretty wild, isn’t it? A writer associated with Project 2025, which, let’s be honest, is a blueprint for a certain kind of future, resigned over their boss’s comments. Not, mind you, over the broad strokes of the project itself – the dismantling of education, the gutting of social safety nets, the potential restrictions on healthcare – but over the comments. Comments that, by any reasonable standard, are deeply problematic.
The crux of the matter revolves around the Heritage Foundation’s president, Kevin Roberts, and his defense of Tucker Carlson’s interview with Nick Fuentes.… Continue reading
President Trump is scheduled to deliver a live address to the nation from the White House on Wednesday night at 9 p.m. EST. The announcement, made on Truth Social, offered little detail about the content of the address, but hints from Tucker Carlson suggest a possible war announcement. Amidst speculation, a White House official has stated the address will focus on the administration’s accomplishments and future plans. This address also comes at a time when the President’s approval rating is low and a recent profile on the Chief of Staff, Susie Wiles, has been condemned by the administration as a “hit piece.”
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Following his appearance at the Doha Forum in Qatar, former Fox News host Tucker Carlson revealed his purchase of property in the country, sparking controversy. This announcement prompted a strong reaction from several prominent figures within the MAGA movement, including Senator Ted Cruz, who criticized Carlson’s move with controversial posts. Conspiracy theorist Laura Loomer also weighed in, accusing Carlson of promoting Islam. Carlson defended his decision in an interview, asserting his freedom as an American citizen to travel and speak freely, without clarifying what he believed to be “mental bondage” he was opposing.
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Following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, Tucker Carlson expressed concern that the Trump administration would use the event to implement “hate speech” laws, potentially infringing upon the First Amendment. Carlson, a former Fox News host, specifically criticized Attorney General Pam Bondi’s comments, which suggested the Justice Department would target individuals using hate speech. In addition, several members of Trump’s administration have pledged action against those who appear to celebrate or mock Kirk’s death, leading to backlash, including the indefinite suspension of Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show.
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Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson, a prominent figure in the Republican Party’s isolationist wing, asserted that Americans with prior service in the Israeli Defense Forces should have their U.S. citizenship revoked due to dual loyalty concerns. Speaking at the Turning Point USA Student Action Summit, Carlson argued that individuals cannot serve another country and remain American citizens. He also criticized the Trump administration’s efforts to deport pro-Palestinian students engaged in anti-Israel activities, falsely claiming they were the sole targets of deportation amidst widespread immigration raids. During his speech, Carlson also dedicated a significant portion to discussing the government memo released regarding Jeffrey Epstein, alleging that the disgraced financier was working for the Mossad.
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Tucker Carlson, a former Fox News host and Trump ally, has unexpectedly become a leading voice against US intervention in the Israel-Iran conflict. Leveraging his past experience as a neoconservative, Carlson effectively critiques the arguments for war, even drawing praise from unlikely sources like Jon Stewart. His recent interview with Ted Cruz exposed the senator’s lack of knowledge on Iran, highlighting Carlson’s ability to dismantle pro-war narratives. Despite President Trump dismissing Carlson’s concerns, their phone conversation suggests the former host’s anti-war stance is influencing the president’s decision-making process.
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Donald Trump’s 2024 victory was attributed by some to his anti-war stance, contrasting sharply with perceived warmongering from Democrats. However, recent criticism from Tucker Carlson and Steve Bannon regarding potential U.S. military involvement in Israel’s conflict with Iran challenges this narrative. These figures accuse Trump of betraying the “MAGA” movement by considering military action against Iran, a move that directly contradicts his past rhetoric. Trump’s vehement denials and public anger highlight a significant fissure within the movement regarding foreign policy and military intervention in the Middle East.
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A heated exchange between Tucker Carlson and Senator Ted Cruz exposed deep divisions within the MAGA movement regarding U.S. involvement in the Iran-Israel conflict. Their argument, previewed on Carlson’s show, centered on Cruz’s lack of knowledge about Iran’s population and the implications for advocating regime change. The disagreement highlighted a broader split among Trump supporters, with some favoring intervention and others, like Carlson and Steve Bannon, advocating for non-intervention. This conflict underscores the fracturing of the MAGA coalition over foreign policy issues and the role of Fox News within the movement.
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In a recent interview, former Fox News host Tucker Carlson accused the network of functioning as a “propaganda hose,” deliberately manipulating its older viewership to support further U.S. military intervention, specifically citing potential conflict with Iran. He directly implicated Fox personalities like Sean Hannity, along with Rupert Murdoch, Miriam Adelson, and Ike Perlmutter, as key players in this alleged warmongering effort. Carlson’s criticism comes amidst his increasingly vocal opposition to U.S. foreign policy and his departure from Fox News in 2023. He further warned of impending war in a newsletter, also suggesting President Trump’s complicity.
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