"You hope Charlie Kirk's death won't be used by...bad actors to create a society that was the opposite of the one he worked to build," Carlson said.

Following the shocking death of Charlie Kirk, whose mission was to discuss highly controversial topics with those who would go on to shape the nation with their ideals and values, public figures have emerged from their shadows to share their opinions — Tucker Carlson being one of them.

Daily Caller News Foundation co-founder Tucker Carlson said Monday on British journalist Piers Morgan’s show, “Piers Morgan Uncensored,” that he believes “any organization that kills the innocent,” including Hamas,

As per a report by The Guardian, Fox News fired Tucker Carlson in April 2023 because they felt the commentator and host had become arrogant. “Fox News has severed ties with Tucker Carlson. After all these years, they are parting ways, which means he was fired,” Jimmy Kimmel said on his show at the time.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was among the first world leaders to issue a statement after Kirk’s death. Carlson, who openly opposed U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear sites over the summer, also mentioned on Monday’s show that Kirk opposed a “regime change war against Iran.”

On Wednesday, MSNBC host Chris Hayes called ABC's decision to cancel Jimmy Kimmel's late-night show "just the latest chapter in Donald Trump's ongoing campaign to crack down on free speech, dominate the media and essentially render the First Amendment meaningless.

Tucker Carlson added a sobering concern during a special on Charlie Kirk’s assassination, warning about any attempts by “bad actors” to implement hate speech laws in the […]

Tucker Carlson questioned OpenAI chief Sam Altman about Balaji’s death, disputing it was a suicide as Altman and law enforcement believe.

Tucker Carlson commented on how AI job displacement of different classes of people could have different impacts, during an event with the All-In podcast: TUCKER CARLSON: Can I give you the upside, please?