Nick Fuentes' comments on the Tucker Carlson show have sparked backlash from conservatives, highlighting ongoing debates within the political right about how to address antisemitism in their ranks.
Tucker Carlson's interview with white supremacist Nick Fuentes has sparked controversy within the Republican Party, with some members condemning Fuentes' views and criticizing Carlson for giving him a platform, leading to internal debates and resignations at the Heritage Foundation.
Senator Ted Cruz criticizes fellow Republicans for not condemning Tucker Carlson and others for spreading antisemitic and bigoted claims, emphasizing the need for conservatives to stand against such rhetoric and calling out Carlson for not pushing back on Fuentes' antisemitic statements.
An antisemitism task force affiliated with the Heritage Foundation announced it will cut ties with the organization due to its defense of Tucker Carlson after his interview with neo-Nazi Nick Fuentes, and plans to expand its work to address antisemitism on the political right.
The president of the Heritage Foundation apologized for supporting Tucker Carlson's interview with white nationalist Nick Fuentes, acknowledging the mistake amid internal protests and resignations, while affirming his commitment to the organization despite controversy over extremist views.
The Heritage Foundation is experiencing internal turmoil and staff resignations over its president Kevin Roberts's defense of Tucker Carlson and controversial figures like Nick Fuentes, highlighting deep divisions within the conservative think tank and broader ideological conflicts in the movement.
A controversy has erupted within the Republican Party and the Heritage Foundation after Tucker Carlson hosted White nationalist Nick Fuentes, leading to internal dissent, leadership criticism, and concerns over the direction of conservative politics.
The article covers a range of political topics including Ben Shapiro criticizing the GOP's embrace of white supremacists like Nick Fuentes, ongoing election results, concerns about the Republican Party's direction, and various international issues, highlighting deep divisions within American politics and the global impact of conflicts.
The article discusses the ongoing conflict within the right-wing movement over the promotion of white nationalist Nick Fuentes, highlighting reactions from figures like Ben Shapiro and the Heritage Foundation, and illustrating the increasing extremism and internal divisions within conservative circles.
Dan Crenshaw supports Trump's recent boat strikes against drug smuggling but is hesitant to endorse military action in Venezuela, and criticizes Tucker Carlson for his controversial interview with Nick Fuentes, highlighting ongoing GOP debates over foreign policy and antisemitism.
The Heritage Foundation defended Tucker Carlson's interview with Nick Fuentes, despite criticism from Republican figures like Mitch McConnell and Ted Cruz, who condemned Fuentes' antisemitic views and the Foundation's stance, highlighting ongoing ideological conflicts within the conservative movement.
Tucker Carlson denied Trump's claim that he called to apologize for criticizing the president, stating he has no such call and is willing to apologize if needed, but he did not believe he owed one for his previous comments.
Tucker Carlson denied Trump's claim that he called to apologize for criticizing the president, stating he has no such memory and is willing to apologize if needed, while Trump continues to deny U.S. involvement in Iran's attack.
Tucker Carlson criticized Fox News as 'anti-Christian' after his firing, claiming the network is uncomfortable with discussing Christian issues and suggesting that speaking openly about certain topics could lead to job loss.
Seth Meyers humorously comments on a heated exchange between Tucker Carlson and Ted Cruz, comparing it to a sci-fi battle and expressing a wish for both to lose, while also poking fun at recent political antics and flagpole controversies.