Tucker Carlson Today

'You either speak the truth as you see it or you grow to despise yourself.' Douglas Murray talks to Tucker about protests, victimhood, and how America has lost its moral confidence in the series premiere of Tucker Carlson Today.

America continues to tackle a pandemic but is the food you eat actually killing you? Tucker talks to Michael Moss, who says the food industry is putting out products that are more addictive than drugs.

Americans are being pushed to take the coronavirus vaccine. But they shouldn’t feel afraid to ask legitimate questions about the vaccine, immunity and passports. Dr Hooman Noorchashm reveals why the vaccine could be dangerous for some people.

He didn't believe her then AND he still doesn't believe her now. Piers Morgan's explosive first television interview since the Meghan Markle feud and walking off the set of his popular British TV show.

The 'woke' left's obsession with race is growing. Professor Wilfred Reilly explains how that's being used to divide Americans.

'Hillbilly Elegy' author JD Vance joins Tucker for his most personal interview yet.

Colleges have been scamming people for a long time and have burdened generations with trillions of dollars in debt. Isaac Morehouse is an expert in this field, and has made it his mission to help people escape the shackles of the Ivy League.

Lt. Col. Stu Scheller's life was upended and nearly destroyed because he had the courage to speak out against America's disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan. He joins Tucker to explain where military leaders went wrong and what can be done to fix it.

Free speech is facing unprecedented attacks from woke, postmodern progressives who seek to control speech by changing the language. Andrew Doyle, the creator of the Twitter parody account Titania McGrath, joins Tucker to explain the left's war on speech.

Everybody knows Mike Rowe from his hit show 'Dirty Jobs.' But how did he go from singing opera and QVC to becoming passionate about the value of hard work? Rowe joins Tucker to share his journey and tales of the many jobs he held along the way.

Mike Rowe's hit show 'Dirty Jobs' is back for a brand new season - and it couldn't come at a better time. America's economy is changing faster than ever before. Rowe makes the case for skilled trades in part two of his conversation with Tucker.

Not many people go from Hollywood to the State Department. That's what makes Amanda Milius' journey so unique. She joins Tucker with inside details about the movie industry and the Trump administration, and shares her plans for making conservative films.