Tucker Carlson

Military figures rounded on Carlson last week after he suggested the armed forces are becoming too "feminine."

Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar was responding to Republicans defending the Fox News host after controversial remarks about women in uniform.

The II Marine Expeditionary Force was among those criticizing the far-right host over his suggestion that the U.S. military is becoming too "feminine."

The Fox News host mocked pregnant women in the armed forces, and complained that the U.S. military was becoming too "feminine" during his show on Tuesday night.

"If the woke generals treat us like they've treated the Taliban, we'll be fine," Fox News host Tucker Carlson said on Friday.

Fox News inserted the reaction box as President Joe Biden gave his first prime-time TV speech where he spoke about the vaccination rollout and details about the $1.9 trillion stimulus package.

The New York representative urged people to contact their senators about raising the federal minimum wage.

The Illinois senator and military veteran was one of many who responded to the Fox News host for deriding pregnant military servicemembers during his March 9 show.

"The bottom line is that we value women in our armed forces," Marine Corps Master Gunnery Sergeant Scott H. Stalker said.

Three army generals have already weighed in to criticize the Fox News' personality's most recent comments.

A new ad from The Lincoln Project blasts Fox News and host Tucker Carlson for spreading "lies" about the January 6 riots at the U.S. Capitol.

"We spent all day trying to locate the famous QAnon, which, in the end, we learned is not even a website," the Fox News host said on Tuesday night.

The Fox News host said his team had discovered no evidence of the conspiracy theory and accused CNN of spreading disinformation.

"CNN itself has become a disinformation network more powerful than QAnon and far more destructive," the Fox News host said.

The reactionary Fox News host has said there was no white supremacy during the violence on January 6 despite an officer saying police were beaten with Confederate flags while protecting the Capitol.

Carlson is set to host the new video podcast and a long-form documentary series beginning April.

"Not since Antony dined with Cleopatra in downtown Antioch—before they killed themselves, obviously—has a country witnessed a love story as poignant as Jill and Joe's," the Fox News host said on Tuesday.

Tucker Carlson claimed that George Floyd "almost certainly died of a drug overdose" during the Wednesday night edition of his Fox News show.

Fox News host Tucker Carlson made the claim ahead of murder-accused police officer Dereck Chauvin's trial on March 8.

"If the vaccine was so great, why were all these people lying about it?" Carlson said.

Tucker Carlson told his Fox News audience that the Robinhood trading app favored big investors and hedge funds. Just seconds prior, an ad at the network said the complete opposite.

Lindell's support of both Trump and Trump's baseless claims of widespread election fraud is well documented.

"Their new idea is this channel shouldn't be allowed," Tucker Carlson thundered on his Monday night show.

The pandemic has been politicized since it hit the U.S. last year, as pundits and politicians debate over state lockdown policies, wearing masks and even media coverage.

Last week, Ariel Pink attend the riot at the Capitol and shortly afterward was dropped by his record label, Mexican Summer.

Fox News' Tucker Carlson questioned Biden's decision to nominate Kristen Clarke by discussing statements she allegedly made as a student at Harvard University.

"Imagine that: you take part in one little insurrection to overthrow the United States government and suddenly you can't communicate, you can't fly on an airplane," Meyers said on Tuesday night.

Matze, who has positioned himself as a defender of free speech, made the claims after his website was linked to the U.S. Capitol riots.

The pair discussed the situation as being a first amendment issue, as the senator continues to face a backlash following the events of January 6.

"Maybe they're trying to divert your attention again, but divert it from what? Well, here's one guess: Tomorrow, as we told you, there are two U.S. Senate elections in Georgia," Carlson said.