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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.

Travis Tritt was taking a lot of drugs and doing a lot of partying when he suddenly asked himself a question: Do I keep squandering my talents on momentary pleasures, or do I become one of the biggest country music stars in American history?

Travis Tritt was just a young musician when he met his inspiration, Johnny Cash, who changed his life forever. Tritt also shares how he's fighting corona mandates on behalf of his fans.

Rod Blagojevich used to be the Governor of Illinois. But a chance conversation initiated by Obama sent him to prison and changed his life forever. He joins Tucker for a tell-all conversation on how family, loyalty, and attitude helped him survive.

Before Jason Whitlock became a successful commentator and friend of the show, he was just a college football player from the inner city. How did he become the sports journalist he is today?

Jason Whitlock says there's a growing problem in America: we're no longer a country rooted in biblical principles. He joins Tucker for Part 2 of their conversation to explain how our 'masculine fearless energy' is under attack by our culture.

The political establishment, the media, and the deep state have spent the last few years obsessing over Russia. Author Dan Kovalik joins Tucker to explain just how these institutions have used Russia to advance their own agendas.

Americans have increasingly lower attention spans. We can't spend minutes on a task without becoming distracted. Author Johann Hari says our attention has been stolen from us by powerful forces.

Robert Malone emerged during the pandemic as one of the few brave doctors in America willing to fight censorship and vaccine mandates. He joins Tucker to respond to the fallout over warning popular podcast host Joe Rogan about 'mass formation.

America is more divided on racial lines than it has been in years. Coach Mac Stephens is one of the few Americans taking action to inspire unity. He joins Tucker to share how he's built bridges in his community by using the power of sport.

Big Pharma has broken American health care. Dr. John Abramson says pharma companies have a secret financial conflict of interest: they also fund and control the research that gets their products to market. He joins Tucker to share what he uncovered.

Author Peter Schweizer documented how China has spent millions of dollars buying influence, securing business deals, and creating partnerships with the most senior figures and institutions in American society. He joins Tucker to reveal his findings.

We used to know how to build walkable and beautiful cities. But now, architect and urban planner Andres Duany says bankers, bureaucrats, and developers build ugly and homogenous communities.

Americans think of the New York Times as the 'gold standard' of journalism. But as author Ashley Rindsberg has investigated, the paper is corrupted by left-wing ideology.

No other journalist in America has done more to investigate and expose Hunter Biden's shady business dealings and scandalous personal life than Miranda Devine. She joins Tucker to reveal what she has uncovered about the Bidens.

What if one of the most powerful companies in the world could influence law enforcement to investigate and seize the assets of private citizens? Amy Nelson says that's exactly what Amazon did to her family.

Dr. Aaron Kheriaty risked his livelihood to defend his right to medical freedom. For refusing to comply with vax mandates, Kheriaty lost his job. He joins Tucker to speak out against the 'biosecurity surveillance regime.'

Tulsi Gabbard went from rising Democratic star to being called a Russian asset by Hillary Clinton. But when Tulsi talks, we listen. She's one of the freest thinkers in America. With war raging in Ukraine, her message is more important than ever.

The Federal Reserve is an unelected body that has more power over our society than almost any other institution. But what is it and how does it work? Journalist Christopher Leonard joins Tucker to explain how the Fed broke the American economy.

Americans are in a spiritual war. Rapid and untethered technological growth is on the verge of replacing our humanity with a digital apocalypse. Author James Poulos joins Tucker to explain how we can reclaim control of our lives before it's too late.

As Russia's war with Ukraine rages on, it's important to take a step back and ask: what exactly is going on, and what does this mean for America? Former U.S. Army veteran and podcast host Dan Hollaway joins Tucker to answer these questions.

Michigan is a great state with a terrible governor. Former Detroit Police Chief James Craig wants to fix that. He's looking to unseat Gretchen Whitmer with a clear agenda encompassing law & order, self-reliance, and a return to traditional values.

Vince Everett Ellison embodies the American dream. He was born on a cotton plantation and rose to success thanks to hard work and his faith. Along the way, he realized Democrats use race to divide Americans.

Was there fraud in the 2020 presidential election? Wisconsin Special Counsel Michael Gableman is investigating this, and what he's discovered so far is truly shocking.

There are not enough titles to describe the legendary Tony Robbins. He's a life coach, philanthropist, and entrepreneur, to name a few. The king of self-help joins Tucker to share how he's spent decades empowering others to live their best lives.

For years, author James Howard Kuntsler has pondered the question: why are America's cities so ugly and anti-human?

After George Floyd's death, Zac Kriegman noticed a new 'racial orthodoxy' spreading throughout his workplace. The problem was, it was all based on lies. For daring to point that out, Kriegman was fired.

Like the internet, Wikipedia was supposed to foster a free exchange of ideas. Then it changed. Cofounder Larry Sanger says Wikipedia is now an establishment mouthpiece.

People tell lies every day. But it turns out lying is hard, even for the most dangerous criminals. Retired FBI Agent Frank Runles spent decades studying deceptive behavior.

We've been told that 5G is a good thing. That it's going to change our way of life. What we haven't been told is that it's ushering in an era of permanent surveillance, and China is at its forefront. Telecom expert Jonathan Pelson lays out the facts.

There's nothing more powerful in society than a good story. Darryl Cooper says humans run on stories. It's why he started a podcast to explore stories from some of the most complicated eras of human history.

Professor Amy Wax is no stranger to controversy. Since criticizing affirmative action several years ago, she has faced an onslaught of attacks. She joins Tucker to explain how diversity initiatives are poisoning academia.

Jimmy John Liautaud built his billion-dollar 'Jimmy John's' fortune with a simple idea: selling sandwiches and maintaining standards of quality and efficiency that other restaurants wouldn't.

There aren't many reporters in the media getting their hands dirty reporting on the ground. Savanah Hernandez is. From the protests across the world to BLM riots here at home, she's actually been on the frontlines.

Steven Rinella is on a mission to reconnect Americans with nature. His hit series 'MeatEater' has revolutionized how people think about hunting and wildlife. He joins Tucker to share some of the life lessons he's learned in the great outdoors.

Satirical site 'The Babylon Bee' is one of the only remaining outlets of comedy. CEO Seth Dillon joins Tucker fresh off the outlet's Twitter ban to share why they're unafraid to challenge the 'humorless idiots.'

Everything Glenn Greenwald warned about is now coming to fruition. The U.S. is involved in a deadly war in Ukraine. And censorship is rampant for anyone who opposes Biden's regime.

America's supply chain is unstable. Food is more expensive than ever. Alfie Oakes has spent his life farming fresh local food for his grocery store. He joins Tucker to explain how we can protect our food system from rising costs and foreign farming.

No one witnessed the destruction caused by the violent BLM and Antifa riots of 2020 more than Julio Rosas. He was embedded deep inside the protests and covered them across the country. He takes Tucker into the violence as we've never seen before.

Political activist Brandon Straka created #WalkAway after he became fed up with lies from the left. But his life was nearly destroyed after 1/6. He joins Tucker to detail his shocking story of being put on house arrest.

The U.S. dollar has long been the world's reserve currency. But is that all coming to an end? Financial analyst Luke Gromen says conflict with China and Russia could end the dollar's dominance.

Wall Street was taken by storm when anonymous retail traders on Reddit put their money behind GameStop. The stock skyrocketed at the expense of hedge funds, until Wall Street intervened. Filmmaker Burke Koonce joins Tucker to break down the GameStop.

Dr. Joseph Ladapo dared to push back against nonsensical coronavirus policies and risked his tenured university position to do it.

Everyone knows Glenn Greenwald, the journalist. But who is Glenn Greenwald, the man? He joins Tucker to share stories of his working-class upbringing and how he left his legal career to become the award-winning journalist he is today.

Gender activists are doing everything in their power to erase women. Kellie-Jay Keen has been fighting for women's rights and has been censored for defending biological sex. She joins Tucker to share the importance of speaking out.

Most people may not understand artificial intelligence, but it's already a major part of our lives. A.I. expert James Barrat joins Tucker to explain how tech companies are developing machines to surpass human intelligence.

After his mother was diagnosed with a rare degenerative brain disease, Max Lugavere spent years researching how certain food and lifestyle choices can preserve our health and prevent disease. He joins to share ways we can all live a 'Genius Life.'

Father Lampert knows the Devil and his tricks: levitating, superhuman strength, and speaking in ancient languages. But the power of God always triumphs. He explains to Tucker how he never gives up until he hears the shriek of the demon.

Legendary NFL quarterback, three-time MVP, and Super Bowl winner Brett Favre reflects on his illustrious career and shares stories that span from his early life to his twenty seasons in professional football.

In his 20-year career, legendary NFL quarterback Brett Favre set the league record for consecutive games started. But that doesn't mean he was never injured. Favre joins Tucker to share his life in retirement.

Not many people go from working in one of the most evil and corrupt industries in America to finding God. Joshua Broome did. He spent years as a porn actor before he decided to quit and dedicate his life to his faith.

L. Todd Wood was one of the first experts to warn against U.S. involvement in Ukraine. He’s been reporting on the war and knew it could 'tripwire into a much bigger conflict.

Rogan O'Handley left his lucrative job as a Hollywood attorney to become a conservative activist on social media. Millions of followers back his account, DC Draino, and he joins Tucker to share how he's fighting for principles.

Woke Wall Street corporations are forcing Americans to follow a left-wing investment strategy called ESG. But this practice is putting your freedoms and capital at risk. Utah State Treasurer Marlo Oaks joins Tucker to share how Main Street can fight.

Mass migration, COVID mandates, and globalist elites have put Europe on the brink. Nobody knows this more than Eva Vlaardingerbroek. She joins Tucker to explain why she is fighting to save Europe from the tyranny within... before it's too late.

Journalist Chadwick Moore's life changed forever when he came out…as a conservative. He lost friends and jobs. He even says he’s not allowed to enter local bars near his home.

Clarence Thomas rose from abject poverty to become a Supreme Court Justice, but few people have gotten to really know Thomas. As one of Thomas' closest friends for decades, Mark Paoletta has.

Few things are more fulfilling than starting a family. Author Kimberly Ells says families are an obstacle to the progressive state. She joins Tucker to expose the campaign of globalists, socialists, and feminists.

You've probably seen one of JP Sears' hilarious videos on YouTube. He's one of the funniest political comedians around. He uses satire to awaken Americans to protect freedom.

Universities used to encourage intellectual curiosity. Today, there's a lot less learning and a lot more brainwashing. Author Michael Robillard witnessed this firsthand.

Trauma survivor and former Canadian NHL star Theo Fleury is noticing that governments are purposefully inflicting pain to get citizens to obey. He joins Tucker to explain why Trudeau is the 'worst of the worst.'

Comedian Alex Stein grew fed up with politicians who mock voters with self-righteous virtue signaling. So he decided he was going to mock them in return. Now he's a viral sensation, and he joins Tucker to share how he uses humor.

While deployed overseas, Evan Hafer couldn't escape his need and love for coffee. So when he left the military, he turned that passion into one of the most successful coffee brands in America.

Before his college graduation, Charlie Ternan made a mistake that would cost him his life. He ordered a painkiller online, not knowing it was laced with fentanyl. Charlie's father Ed joins Tucker to warn about fake 'fentapills'.

Journalist Chris Bray spends a lot of time observing this country and noticed that our leaders, from the White House down to local government, are more focused on appearances than their accomplishments.

After finding success as a child actor in films like The Mighty Ducks, Shaun Weiss descended into drug addiction and homelessness. But amazingly, he turned his life around. He joins Tucker to detail how faith helped him launch a comeback career.

The left is attacking motherhood like never before. Elizabeth Warren even called for pro-life pregnancy shelters to be shutdown. But that won't stop Kathleen Wilson. She founded her own shelter and tells Tucker how she won’t stop helping women.

Violent crime is skyrocketing. The Democratic equity promise of letting people out of jail and soft-on-crime policing isn't just a failure. It's costing lives.

Competitive swimmer Riley Gaines spoke out after the NCAA made a mockery of the sport by allowing males to compete against women. Her life hasn’t been the same since. She joins Tucker to share her story.

Entire nations are on the verge of collapse because they've adopted 'green energy'. Energy expert Alex Epstein says we can't allow that to happen here. He joins Tucker to explain why fossil fuels are one of the best things.

It's hard to deny that UFOs are real. Just ask Dr. Garry Nolan. He's spent years studying the biological changes, like brain damage and radiation burns, humans experience after interacting with UFOs. He joins Tucker to share his shocking research.

Fred Galvin served 27 years in the Marines only to be condemned by the military elite. After his unit was ambushed in Afghanistan, they were falsely accused of killing innocent civilians. Years later, finally exonerated, he shares his story.

The left is exploiting extreme weather events to justify their radical climate agenda. Legendary meteorologist Joe Bastardi says it's all a ruse our climate has been changing for centuries. He joins Tucker to expose their doomsday climate falsehoods.

Something mysterious has been happening at the Ft. Bragg Army base. A number of young American soldiers have all recently died from 'undetermined' causes. Seth Harp is one of the only journalists looking into this.

The FBI raid on Donald Trump's home set America on a dark new path. But what happens next? Harmeet Dhillon is one of the country's top civil rights attorneys, and she joins Tucker to break down the raid with expertise you won't hear anywhere else.

John Rich is one of the biggest stars in country music. Amazingly, he stayed true to his humble beginnings even after he achieved success. He did it his way. Rich joins Tucker to share his story in part one of his conversation.

Country music star John Rich isn't afraid to stand for his beliefs. That’s especially true in his new hit song, 'Progress.' In part two of his conversation with Tucker, Rich explains how he was inspired to write the song.

Who is Andrew Tate? Banned by every platform in the world, but not here. Tate explains his worldview and addresses the controversy exclusively to Tucker.

Paul Manafort spent decades in DC building up his political consulting career. But after taking on the role as Trump's 2016 campaign chairman, it all came crashing down. Manafort shares his experience as a 'political prisoner.'

Attorney Nicole Levitt witnessed how George Floyd's death changed the U.S. Her work at Women Against Abuse became so woke, it began promoting domestic violence, not preventing it.

The COVID pandemic changed the world forever. People were forced into isolation, and anxiety became the norm. But Professor Mattias Desmet says we've seen this phenomenon before.

Charles Haywood turned a hobby of writing book reviews into an entire political philosophy. It's called Foundationalism, and it's focused on moving to a 'politics of future past.' He joins Tucker to explain how we can use it to move society forward.

Journalist Chris Rufo is on a mission to expose how America's institutions are pushing radical gender theory on our children. For the release of Tucker Carlson Originals - Transgressive: The Cult of Confusion, Rufo joins Tucker.

A brand new technology is revolutionizing the ammunition industry. A company called True Velocity has invented a way to shoot with more accuracy and reliability. So why isn't the U.S. military all in?

Former 'Mandalorian' actress and MMA fighter Gina Carano has found her voice and is not holding back, despite attempts to cancel her by major corporations. Her pronouns are Boop/Bop/Beep.

Before Watergate, Richard Nixon was one of the most popular presidents in history. He won re-election in a landslide. But few knew him like Monica Crowley did. She worked for Nixon in his final years.

The internet was supposed to make us more connected. But in many ways, it's done the exact opposite. Young Americans are more isolated than ever. Mass shootings are more common. Writer Katherine Dee joins Tucker to explain why this is all happening.

Christian singer Sean Feucht quickly became a major threat to Democratic leaders during the pandemic. They deemed him a superspreader. But he wasn't superspreading Covid. He was superspreading the word of God.

John McEntee quit his job to join the Trump campaign and rose through the ranks to become one of his top advisers. Living in D.C., he noticed there wasn't a dating pool for conservatives.

As the only son of June Carter and Johnny Cash, John Carter Cash knows a thing or two about living with legends. The songwriter-producer shares how his father 'walked the line' of faith every day and is much more than the 'Man in Black'.

Corporate tyrants threatened to fire millions of Americans unless they got the Covid jab. But many Americans, like Democrat lawyer Scott Street, fought back. Street joins Tucker to share how he took on Twitter and Disney to protect medical freedom.

Imagine a healthcare company not controlled by Big Pharma. Foster Coulson says he has created just that. The entrepreneur joins Tucker to discuss, 'The Wellness Company', his latest venture bringing individualized healthcare and medical freedom.

The next generation of conservatives is increasingly more populist than the older, Reagan-era Republicans who have dominated right-wing politics for decades. What is happening to conservatism? Writer Nate Hochman joins Tucker to break it all down.

America is in a recession. Skyrocketing inflation, rising interest rates, and exploding credit card debt are leaving millions of Americans vulnerable. Economist Stephanie Pomboy joins Tucker to break down the state of our economy.

Goya is one of America's major food brands. But that's not why it's unique. The company is essentially alone in standing up for faith, freedom, and the American dream. CEO Bob Unanue joins Tucker to share why Goya won't back down to leftist boycotts.

Big Tech companies like Google are now more powerful than entire governments. Psychologist Dr. Robert Epstein says that not only do these companies have the power to alter our election outcomes - they're already doing it.

President Nayib Bukele has transformed El Salvador from a violent country into one of the most innovative in all of Latin America. He's revitalized the country by going all-in on Bitcoin, and reducing crime. How'd he do it?

Simone Gold is a gentle, mild-mannered doctor. The Biden admin knocked down her door with a battering ram, threw her in prison, and kept her in isolation. She can't bank. She can't fly. Her life has been ruined. This is her story.

Maajid Nawaz joined an Islamist extremist group when he was younger and was imprisoned because of it. Years later, as founder of Quilliam International, he successfully sued the SPLC for defamation after they accused him of anti-Islamic bigotry.

You're not allowed to talk to Steve King. And you're certainly not allowed to like him. But we've never been ones to pay much attention to the NYT. King tells us how he's been on the receiving end of a smear campaign.

Jennifer Sey spent 23 years working at Levi Strauss & Co, but after publicly opposing San Francisco public school closures during COVID, her boss gave her a choice stop tweeting or leave. Sey tells Tucker why she chose to keep her voice.

There's a wild phenomenon happening across America. Livestock are mysteriously dying. Author Chris O'Brien has investigated this and recently shared his findings for 'Tucker Carlson Originals: Cattle Mutilations'.

Anti-Asian hate crimes are skyrocketing in the U.S. Instead of talking about the real perpetrators, the left is fixated on making this about Trump. Author and activist Ying Ma talks to Tucker to reveal the truth about what's really going on.

John Gibson went from being a basement gamer borrowing money from family, to building Tripwire Interactive, a multi-million dollar business. Gibson tells Tucker why he was canceled for being a 'pro-life game developer'.

Author Michael Shellenberger says three big issues threaten to unravel society as we know it: drug addiction, homelessness, and the left's green energy obsession.

Top British Cardiologist makes U-turn on covid vaccines when his own father dies 'suddenly and unexpectedly.'

Fentanyl is flooding into the U.S. But it's not just affecting drug addicts. It's killing everyday Americans. That's what happened to Cora Keenan. She lost her life after she was poisoned with fentanyl.

Economic journalist Max Keiser covers trends taking over our financial market, Bitcoin being the latest. He joins Tucker to discuss the FTX fiasco and says this is the latest in a long line of fraud schemes.

During the 2020 presidential campaign, a woman named Tara Reade made shocking allegations about Joe Biden. She said Biden sexually assaulted her when she was a staffer in his office.

Heavyweight boxing legend Mike Tyson shares his story with Tucker.

Mike Tyson talks to Tucker about biting ears and connecting with tigers.

Dr. Christopher Kerr has spent decades working as a hospice physician, researching the end-of-life experiences felt by the dying. He explains how they bring comfort, peace, and closure to those crossing over.

Biden's economy is stagnant, war ravages in Ukraine and Sam Bankman-Fried hasn't been held accountable for his multibillion-dollar crypto fraud scheme. Omeed Malik joins Tucker with his expertise in private equity and politics.

The anonymous creator of the viral Twitter account, 'Libs of TikTok,' joins us for the hour to reveal her identity publicly for the first time.

How were the Egyptian Pyramids built? How did they survive natural disasters? Master builder and geometrician Randall Carlson tells Tucker about the possibility of a lost technology.

The sexual revolution promised women freedom and happiness. But did it deliver? Some say it destroyed the way males and females interact and gave rise to identity politics. Author Mary Eberstadt joins Tucker to explain.