The Tucker Carlson Show

Colonel Douglas McGregor, a retired U.S. Army officer known for his insights on military strategy, joins recovering addict Ginny Burton, who advocates for effective recovery methods. They delve into the risks of U.S. intervention in Venezuela, emphasizing that military action won't solve America's drug crisis. Ginny critiques harm-reduction policies, asserting they perpetuate dependency. Both stress the need for a focus on domestic solutions rather than foreign distractions, urging accountability and effective recovery programs.

Nick Fuentes, a noted political commentator and leader of the ‘America First’ movement, shares his journey from a libertarian youth to his current controversial views. He discusses his experience being doxxed and facing an assassination attempt, revealing the challenges of navigating mainstream conservatism. Fuentes critiques U.S.-Israel policy, outlines his mission to reclaim the conservative movement, and addresses issues like youth violence and declining social structures. His Thanksgiving dinner with Trump and Ye also adds intrigue to his story.

Cheryl Hines, an award-nominated actress known for her role on "Curb Your Enthusiasm," dives into her fascinating journey in Hollywood and her marriage to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. She shares shocking anecdotes about Hollywood's predatory culture and how she secured her role alongside Larry David. Cheryl discusses the backlash she faced due to Bobby's controversial views and their impact on her career, highlighting the strife in LA's politically uniform environment. She also reflects on life lessons learned during turbulent times in their personal lives.

Marjorie Taylor Greene, a U.S. Representative and vocal advocate for America First, joins to dive deep into MAGA's five pillars. She highlights the need for secure borders, the rejection of endless foreign wars, and a focus on domestic job creation. MTG reflects on her unwavering support for Trump amid GOP opposition, criticizing party leaders for inaction and foreign aid prioritization. Additionally, she warns about the establishment's claims to the MAGA label while urging real Republican action to retain grassroots support.

John Kiriakou, a former CIA counterterrorism officer and whistleblower, joins Kristen Breitweiser, a 9/11 widow turned activist. They discuss the 9/11 Commission's failures and its role in expanding government surveillance and CIA torture practices. Kiriakou sheds light on his CIA background, detailing the agency's shift to paramilitary operations and the harsh realities of torture techniques. They also critique the huge profits gained by intelligence agencies post-9/11 and call for a reevaluation of the events surrounding the tragedy.

Dr. Andrew Huff, a former VP of EcoHealth Alliance, delves into his whistleblowing experiences about gain-of-function research and the alleged ties between the CIA and pandemic responses. He reveals how EcoHealth collected viral samples under the guise of wildlife conservation and discusses the murky origins of the coronavirus in relation to U.S.-China partnerships. Huff also addresses media harassment and surveillance tactics used against him for speaking out, highlighting significant accountability issues surrounding those involved.

Ivana Hughes, a Columbia University professor and nuclear weapons expert, explores the catastrophic implications of nuclear detonations. She discusses the horrific aftermath of a nuke over Times Square, describing the blast and radiation effects. Hughes highlights the threat of nuclear war escalation and the dire consequences of nuclear winter, which could lead to global famine. She critiques existing nuclear policies and advocates for disarmament, emphasizing the moral insanity of maintaining these arsenals in a modern world.

Steve Bannon, a political strategist and former White House chief strategist, joins Terry Kilgore, a veteran Republican member of the Virginia House of Delegates, to discuss alarming revelations surrounding Jay Jones' controversial texts threatening violence against Republican families. Bannon explores the implications of this radicalization in politics and argues for major reforms in the FBI. Together, they examine the moral double standards surrounding partisan politics and emphasize the need for Republican resilience in the face of escalating tensions.

Delve into the mysterious collapse of Building 7 and the bizarre omissions in official reports. Uncover eyewitness accounts of explosions and suspicious media coverage before the attacks. Explore the peculiar stock trades that raised eyebrows just prior to 9/11 and the foreign intelligence that seemingly knew more than U.S. agencies. Tucker questions the credibility of investigations while advocating for a new inquiry to tackle unanswered questions. The complexities of 9/11 are dissected, revealing a web of intrigue and unresolved issues.

Media commentator Alex Jones, founder of InfoWars, dives deep into geopolitical tensions, particularly focusing on NATO's role and the risks of another world war. He argues that globalists are using conflicts to maintain power and discusses the potential collapse of the U.S. dollar amid a 'Great Reset.' Jones also touches on domestic unrest, alleging engineered civil chaos, and the importance of military loyalty to the Constitution. With cultural commentary, he highlights America's deteriorating values and discusses the mysterious fall from grace of Kanye West.