Carlson ‘not running for president’: Greene
Greene said Carlson is not pursuing a White House bid as donor talks and planning continue around a possible America First party, sources said.
- Discussions about forming a new political party have moved into substantive organizational planning and donor conversations. Tucker Carlson outlined his vision for "what America should be" in a video posted to his social media channels last week.
- Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene reported broad support for the initiative, claiming, "The support is overwhelming." Greene articulated the movement's core argument: "The two-party system is a complete and total failure."
- Two people close to Carlson said his calculus could shift depending on circumstances. A Carlson associate noted, "He won't run against JD Vance. He will very likely run if Trump endorses Rubio," though Greene confirmed Carlson is not currently running.
- The White House remains dismissive of the effort, with one member of Trump's inner circle quipping, "Trump world is rolling its eyes." Officials argued Carlson has no discernible impact on administration policy or lawmakers.
- Critics suggest, "He's not building a new party, he's building a new subscription model." Carlson, who has broken with Trump over Iran and the Epstein files, continues critiquing leaders in both parties for colluding against the population.
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Tucker Carlson Expresses ‘Deep Regret’ Over Years of Targeting Hunter Biden’s Addiction
Tucker Carlson admitted to feeling regret for going after Hunter Biden on his shows for years. In a two-hour conversation with Joe Biden’s son on “The Tucker Carlson Show,” the host reflected on the finger-pointing he did on his show on more than one occasion. In particular, Carlson felt badly for repeatedly calling out Biden while the former first son was struggling with addiction, saying “finger-pointing is unhelpful, except when we point fing…
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