The Tucker Carlson Show

Stefan Passantino, a political lawyer known for his work with witnesses in the January 6th committee hearings, shares his experiences navigating intense scrutiny. He discusses Liz Cheney's significant role in the investigation and alleges she acted to protect herself at others' expense. The conversation also covers the challenges faced by lawyers representing Trump, including media collusion and intimidation tactics. Passantino critiques the lack of accountability for the real perpetrators of January 6th, spotlighting the destruction of evidence and pervasive misinformation.

Donald Trump, the former President of the United States, discusses his outsider approach to politics and the disconnect between political elites and voters. He reflects on the tumult following his initial presidential run and emphasizes the importance of government transparency. Trump shares insights on resilience in leadership during adversity, touching on immigration and gender policies while mocking serious political events with humor. He also highlights his journey through political rallies and expresses a desire for national strength amid global challenges.

Rod Blagojevich, former Illinois Governor and convicted felon, shares his captivating journey from prison to political commentator. He critiques the Democratic Party's radical shift, recounting how he was targeted, particularly by Barack Obama. Blagojevich discusses the media's complicity in political corruption and emphasizes the need for electoral integrity, raising concerns over past and future elections. He also reflects on the appeal of Donald Trump and speculates on the political landscape if Kamala Harris assumes power.

Jimmy Dore, a political commentator known for his progressive critique of the Democratic Party, dives into the chaos of current U.S. politics. He discusses the significance of Trump's Madison Square Garden rally and urges a reckoning with the Democratic establishment. Dore emphasizes the need to confront the warmongering tendencies of Democrats and reflects on how party loyalty is crumbling. With insights into the DNC email leaks and the realities of voter discontent, he highlights the contradictions and challenges within today's political landscape.

Amaryllis Kennedy, a former CIA officer and campaign manager for Robert F. Kennedy Jr., shares her candid view on U.S. intelligence agencies as a substantial threat to democracy. She critiques the impact of military financing on humanitarian efforts and the deceptive narratives surrounding conflicts like Iraq and Ukraine. Kennedy delves into the troubling collaboration between intelligence agencies and drug cartels. She also emphasizes the need for transparency in foreign policy and the influence these entities hold over American politics.

Paul Manafort, Donald Trump's first campaign manager who recently experienced prison time, shares his insights on the current presidential race. He discusses how Trump is appealing to moderates and gaining support in the Hispanic community. Manafort also critiques Kamala Harris’s campaign strategy and foresees potential unrest if Trump wins, predicting that the left may refuse to accept the results. Additionally, he weighs in on the Ukraine conflict and offers thoughts on future governance if Trump is re-elected.

Dave Ramsey, a financial expert and author known for his straightforward debt reduction strategies, dives into the dangers of debt slavery and financial exploitation. He discusses how banks manipulate consumers through aggressive credit marketing and the psychology of spending. Ramsey critiques the student loan forgiveness scam and shares his insights on building wealth, emphasizing the importance of cash over credit. He also highlights the critical role of communication in marriage when tackling financial decisions, urging couples to collaborate for success.

Charlie Spiering, an author focusing on Kamala Harris, shares his insights into her political journey. They discuss the stark reality of Harris's unpopularity among Democrats, revealing surprising tensions within the party. The pair react to the Al Smith Dinner and reflect on Harris's controversial past, including her connection to the Me Too movement. Spiering highlights her father’s public criticism and explores why Biden was hesitant about her vice presidential role. A deep dive into identity politics and personal narratives adds complexity to her political persona.

Miranda Devine, a journalist known for her insights on the Biden family and Hunter Biden's laptop, discusses several thought-provoking topics. She delves into the interference of foreign narratives in American politics, scrutinizing the misinformation surrounding Hunter’s laptop. Devine also explores Joe Biden's administration, questioning its legacy and national security implications. She emphasizes the erosion of personal liberties through surveillance and critiques media’s role in shaping public perception, urging a more honest political discourse.

Mark Halperin, a veteran political analyst and author, shares his insights on the current presidential race and the potential ramifications of a Trump victory. He predicts a significant psychological collapse within the Democratic Party, labeling it a mental health crisis. The discussion touches on Kamala Harris's shaky role and relationship with Biden, along with media narratives surrounding their political effectiveness. Halperin also highlights the complex dynamics that might influence Biden's decision to step down from the nomination, stirring debate on leadership and party direction.