The Tucker Carlson Show

Ali Partovi, a technology entrepreneur, investor, and startup mentor, joins the conversation to examine AI’s most urgent dangers. They explore autonomous weapons, AI-driven bank hacks, corporate liability, regulation, and the risks of machines manipulating public opinion. Partovi also discusses keeping AI under human control and his voter-guide platform, Sway.

Tucker tackles voters’ biggest political dilemmas, from whether Republicans deserve another chance to the possibility of a 2028 third-party president. He discusses donor influence, the appeal of socialism, America’s foreign wars, controversial political figures, Trump-era betrayals, and the impact of data centers on rural communities.

Jeffrey Sachs, a Columbia economist and UN adviser, examines Israel’s election turmoil and Netanyahu’s struggle to retain power. He discusses Arab voter suppression, coalition politics, settler violence, and the rise of religious nationalism. Sachs also explores shifting American attitudes toward unconditional support for Israel, the future of Israeli-Palestinian governance, and the political fallout from broken antiwar promises.

Matt Cubbler, a former U.S. Army servicemember, law-enforcement officer, and investigative researcher, examines the mysterious death of SEAL officer Job Price. He details disputed forensic evidence, alleged crime-scene tampering, and suspected links to detainee abuse, drug trafficking, stolen funds, and military corruption. Cubbler also explores the Roberts Ridge controversy and efforts to hold powerful institutions accountable.

Rebecca Bextel, a Wyoming business owner and longtime Republican activist, discusses her third-party campaign for governor. She challenges party insiders and outside money, examines property taxes and developer influence, and warns about subsidized housing and data centers. Bextel also takes aim at Flock cameras, wind and solar projects, Jackson’s property restrictions, and the future of Wyoming’s energy independence.

Stephen Semler, a political analyst and independent researcher behind the Polygraph newsletter, examines the Iran war’s soaring price tag and the Pentagon’s elusive accountability. He explores the $1.1 trillion defense budget, contractor influence, hidden costs, failed audits, veterans’ obligations, U.S. aid and missile defense for Israel, and shifting public opinion on permanent warfare.

Jason Killmeyer, a former senior DHS and ICE official and immigration-policy writer, joins a fiery discussion of Paris unrest, demographic change, and Europe’s future. They examine H-1B visas, foreign labor competition, universities, AI-driven job disruption, and legal barriers to enforcement. Killmeyer also outlines mass-deportation logistics and argues immigration restriction could reshape American politics.

Andy Ngo, a political journalist and bestselling author, investigates the Zizians, a secretive cult linked to Silicon Valley’s rationalist scene. He discusses Jack LaSota’s transformation into a leader, alleged brain experiments, commune life, occult beliefs, and a trail of murders. The conversation explores fugitive networks, institutional silence, media narratives, and the disturbing ideology behind the group’s violence.

Jonathan Gross, a Nebraska civil-rights lawyer and congregational rabbi, recounts his journey from defending January 6 defendants to working inside the DOJ. He discusses the buried Capitol Siege investigation, alleged coercive prosecutions, a hollow reform effort, the Dr. Kirk Moore case, secret terror watch lists, and pardon brokers who allegedly charged families for access. Gross also explains why he ultimately left the department.

A fiery examination of livestreamed executions, political violence, and the erosion of compassion. The discussion explores Christianity’s belief in equal human dignity, the moral impact of war and abortion, fear as a tool of control, and the dangers of neoconservative interventionism. It culminates in a warning about nuclear confrontation and an appeal to the Sermon on the Mount as an alternative to vengeance.