
The Tucker Carlson Show Tucker’s Brother Buckley Carlson on Dogs, Childhood, Nicotine, Frank Luntz and America’s Future
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Jan 12, 2026 Buckley Carlson, an internet personality and Tucker's brother, shares insights from his recent rise to fame. He discusses his rebellious childhood, challenging school administrators, and the role of dogs in family life. Buckley reflects on nicotine culture and his personal transformation post-fatherhood. The duo examines cultural cowardice and the influence of intelligence agencies, while critiquing the political landscape, including his experience working with Frank Luntz. Expect anecdotes of near-misses and a deeper dive into family values and faith.
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Sudden Twitter Fame
- Buckley Carlson described how his unexpected Twitter activity suddenly made him famous and drew family attention.
- He compared posting instinctively on X to shooting clay targets: act fast and trust your instincts.
Schools That Penalize Questions
- Tucker and Buckley argued modern schools stifle questions and punish deviation from authority.
- They say that cultural censorship has reduced children's creativity and curiosity.
Respond Quickly, Not Thoughtlessly
- Buckley recommends speaking plainly and addressing absurdities rather than self-censoring online.
- He says quick, instinctive responses work better than overthinking when engaging publicly.







