Tucker Carlson

"Jill Biden is not a doctor, no. Maybe in the same sense Dr. Pepper is," Carlson said on Monday night's installment of Tucker Carlson Tonight.

The Fox News anchor said the New York representative could benefit from the wealth gap that is growing due to the coronavirus pandemic.

"We need to recognize what a historic crime and disgrace this is," journalist Glenn Greenwald said of his claim that the media was directed by the U.S. intelligence community to suppress unsubstantiated allegations against President-elect Joe Biden's son.

"They've legalized a whole laundry list of crimes. People will flee Los Angeles," Fox News host Tucker Carlson said.

Fox News host Tucker Carlson on Wednesday insisted that Dr. Anthony Fauci would "never work in public policy again" in a "well functioning society" over his early comments about China's information sharing during the initial outbreak of COVID-19.

Carlson is losing the 25-54 audience to CNN, but is still the most-watched primetime cable news show.

"You call a gigantic press conference like that, one that lasts an hour," Limbaugh said. "And you announce massive bombshells, then you better have some bombshells."

Accused Kenosha shooter Kyle Rittenhouse posted a $2 million bond on Friday with the assistance of MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell.

Carlson said he asked Sidney Powell to produce evidence of her allegations but she was not forthcoming.

The Trump campaign has so far had little success with lawsuits aimed at challenging election results.

Tucker Carlson said that how one viewed Rudy Giuliani's Thursday press conference "depended largely on who you voted for."

Fox News anchor said that the PAC was engaged in a "crackdown" on law firms representing the president's case.

The men also allegedly falsified names, addresses and signatures to help nominate one of them to be listed as a candidate for mayor.

"DEAD PEOPLE VOTED," the president tweeted.

Pence, Romney and Fox News host Tucker Carlson are among the top 2024 GOP hopefuls for president, a new survey finds.

"Over the weekend we got a lot of calls asking if this show was leaving Fox News," Tucker Carlson said during his Monday broadcast.

On November 11, the Trump campaign falsely claimed that James Blalock had passed away 14 years ago but illegally voted this year. Tucker Carlson later amplified the claim on his show.

Even though the Trump campaign and Fox News host Tucker Carlson both circulated the story, both voters turn out to be living voters mistaken for deceased individuals.

The Trump Administration has banned federal agencies and contractors from providing any trainings about sexual or racial bias, calling them divisive un-American propaganda.

Experts have dismissed allegations that dead people cast ballots, saying the rumour comes up every election.

"You can't just cut away from coverage you don't like," Carlson said Monday, the same day that Cavuto cut away from coverage of a White House press conference.

The Fox News host said that while he believes fraud allegations must be pursued, those that he said can be confirmed still might not change the outcome of the election.

"Our system isn't what we thought it was," Fox News host Tucker Carlson said Monday. "It's not as fair as it should be, not even close."

"I think that Tucker Carlson is the frontrunner for the Republican nomination in 2024," Lincoln Project co-founder Steve Schmidt said on Friday.

"It's entirely possible now that some day soon, the news media will decide to shut this election down," the Fox News host said.

"The outcome of our presidential election was seized from the hands of voters where, of course, it rightly belongs," Carlson said.

The anchor took aim at the industry saying that it had not correctly predicted the outcome on election night.

The conservative activist was outlining a law and order standpoint similar to that touted by the Trump campaign before appearing to misspeak her message.

"They love in spite of everything they've heard, they love often in spite of himself," the Fox News host said. "They're not deluded."

"The thing that makes me mad is they're terrifying people 27/4 but they don't have any additional preventatives," Alley said of CNN.