Tucker Carlson, Fox News TV host, talks about his controversial interview with Viktor Orban and his admiration for him. They also discuss Tucker's interview with Larry Sinclair, who claims to have had sex and done drugs with Obama in 1999.

Mike Benz and Scott discuss censorship threats, internet control by the government, exploitation under the guise of liberty, social media influence on global perception, News Guard's role in censorship, technical aspects of online censorship, and analysis of former President's impact on free speech advocacy.

Candace Owens, a far-right commentator known for her divisive opinions, joins Tucker Carlson, a prominent television host, and Max Blumenthal, a journalist focused on international relations. They delve into the troubling intertwining of anti-Israel sentiment and antisemitism in current discourse. The conversation navigates the complexities of antisemitism in America, the risks within leftist movements, and the importance of building solidarity amidst fear narratives. They also discuss the distinction between Jews and Zionists, highlighting the need for nuanced allyship in political activism.

Tucker Carlson joins Dan Bongino for an unfiltered interview. They discuss the rise of new media, decline in old media trust, contrasting Western and Eastern ideas, erosion of Christian values, incompatibility of collective punishment with Western values, and concerns about animosity towards whites in the changing demographics of the United States.

Dan, Tucker Carlson, and Don Jr. discuss attacks on Trump, media bias, potential assassination attempts, declining credibility of mainstream media, demographic changes, military service importance, media censorship, global conflicts, corruption allegations, and hope for the future.

Guests like Charles Payne, Ian Bremmer, and Bill Ackman discuss topics ranging from nuclear energy and AI learning rate to Washington Post strike and home ownership program. The podcast also covers Hunter Biden tax problems, white male discrimination, pro-Palestinian free speech, Israel-Hamas war, Ukrainian war, and Secretary Blinken's statement on Ukraine. Trump's alleged inflating of assets and a recent ruling, as well as the use of seawater by Israel, are also discussed.

Tucker Carlson discusses his controversial interview with Vladimir Putin. FCC rules AI-voiced robocalls illegal and Elon Musk wants to sue Disney. Super Bowl bets and predictions.

Trump ally Tucker Carlson, known for pushing war on China, is debunked by Putin in a Moscow interview. Topics include warmongering against China, Russia-China alliance, Tucker's CIA links, his racist past, neocolonial views on Latin America, and US failure to divide Russia from China.

Journalist Tucker Carlson conducts a strange interview with Putin, receiving an extended history lesson, getting sass from Putin, and attempting to free an imprisoned journalist. Hosts reflect on their tour, discuss expectations for live shows, and highlight disappointment in the interview. They analyze Tucker's poor handling, distorted relationship with Putin, and psychological tactics used. They explore denazification, broken systems, and lack of self-check. The chapter also covers cosmic history, frustration, AI empire, genetic research, and negotiation of a settlement in the war in Ukraine.

In this engaging discussion, Darryl Cooper, known for tackling divisive issues, joins prominent political figure Donald Trump and TV personality Tucker Carlson. They dive into the alarming assassination attempt on Trump, shedding light on political violence and societal risks. The conversation shifts to media influence, exploring how misinformation shapes public perception and the complexities of freedom of speech. They also tackle cultural assimilation challenges, the rise of bigotry, and the need for accountability in political leadership, leaving listeners with plenty to ponder.