The Tucker Carlson Show

Mother Agapia Stephanopoulos, a nun living in the Holy Land since 1996, shares her insights on the struggles faced by Christians in the region. She discusses the complexities of Christian Zionism and its impact on faith, urging the American Christian community to reconsider their support for Israeli policies affecting Palestinians. With personal stories and historical context, Agapia highlights the urgent need for awareness of the declining Christian population amidst ongoing tensions and challenges to coexistence with Muslim communities.

Jeremiah Johnston, a renowned scholar and author, dives deep into the mysteries of the Shroud of Turin, presenting compelling evidence that challenges its dismissal as a forgery. He discusses the alarming details of Jesus' crucifixion and shares his insights on scientific tests validating the shroud's authenticity. Johnston also touches on the historical context of crucifixion practices and the shocking truths behind ancient burial customs. Listeners will be captivated by the intersection of faith, history, and archaeology in uncovering the real story behind historical artifacts.

Tony Aguilar, a Lieutenant Colonel and whistleblower with 25 years in the U.S. Army, addresses the backlash following his revelation of alleged war crimes in Gaza. He discusses the shady practices of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation and defends his integrity against accusations of fraud. Aguilar delves into the complexities of humanitarian aid amid military operations, highlighting the severe implications for both victims and veterans. His personal experiences shed light on the moral responsibilities behind military engagement and the urgent need for effective aid distribution.

Join investigative journalist Margaret Roberts, former news director of America’s Most Wanted, as she uncovers the hidden truths behind the Oklahoma City bombing. She challenges the accepted narrative, exposing the mysterious identity of a second man involved and the unexplained funding of the attack. Dive into her findings on Kenneth Trentadue's suspicious death and the role of federal agencies, while questioning the integrity of the FBI's investigation. Her book, Blowback, promises to reshape your understanding of this tragic event.

Candace Owens, host of the highly popular "Candace" podcast and a New York Times best-selling author, dives into a controversial legal battle with French President Emmanuel Macron, who's suing her for claims about his wife. She shares her evidence and the absurdities of political discourse. The conversation also touches on societal perceptions of Sigmund Freud, the complexities surrounding the #MeToo movement and Harvey Weinstein, and the challenges of uncovering truths about powerful figures amidst media manipulation.

In this discussion, retired Green Beret Lt. Col. Tony Aguilar shares chilling accounts from his time with the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation. He reveals the harsh realities of war crimes he witnessed and the dire humanitarian crisis affecting civilians. Aguilar discusses the U.S. involvement in Gaza's devastation and the struggles faced by locals in accessing food amidst chaos. His firsthand experiences highlight the urgent need for accountability and a moral approach in conflict zones, emphasizing the human cost of warfare.

John Mearsheimer, a political scientist at the University of Chicago, discusses the dire situation in Gaza, calling it genocide and criticizing U.S. involvement. He also updates listeners on the Ukraine war, expressing skepticism about NATO and addressing the rise of China. Mearsheimer delves into the complexities of U.S.-Israel relations, emphasizing the moral dilemmas in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He critiques mainstream media bias and questions the implications of American foreign policy on global security.

Richard Werner, a world-renowned economist and author of 'Princes of the Yen', dives into the fascinating world of banking and its impact on economies. He reveals how banks create money out of thin air, challenging conventional beliefs about their role. The discussion also uncovers the often-overlooked connections between banking and wartime economics, highlighting the Federal Reserve's opaque practices. Werner passionately critiques traditional economic theories, advocating for reforms to ensure banking systems support sustainable growth rather than perpetuating crises.

Ana Kasparian, a prominent political commentator and Executive Producer of The Young Turks, dives into pivotal topics. She discusses the public's fascination with the Epstein case and why it matters. Kasparian grapples with her views on policing and reflects on the evolution of political ideologies. The conversation extends to U.S. foreign involvement and the pressing issues of homelessness in Los Angeles. She underscores the importance of honesty in journalism and advocates for bridging political divides amid the complexities of American society.

Trevor Milton, founder of Nikola Corporation, dives into his tumultuous journey as he disrupted the oil industry with his hydrogen-powered vehicles. He reveals the dark alliance between Wall Street short sellers and the media that led to his arrest and the downfall of his company. The conversation explores the ethics of short selling, media manipulation, and the frightening power dynamics between corporations and government. Milton also shares his emotional experience of receiving a presidential pardon, reflecting on justice and the personal costs of false allegations.