In an interview with NPR, Carlson said that Trump’s rhetorical style should have had consequences.

It's probably fair to ask now: Is former Fox News pundit Tucker Carlson "obsessed with Jews"? The polarizing Carlson says no, he doesn't have any ax to grind with Jewish people.

Politics makes strange bedfellows, but few are stranger than former Fox News host Tucker Carlson and Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed. Yet, preternatural bedfellows they are, after Carlson effectively […]

Tucker Carlson basically agreed with and amplified the anti-American 9/11 rhetoric that has been pushed by Michigan Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed.

Carlson’s Friday newsletter said El-Sayed “did not celebrate airplane hijackings or cheerlead Al-Qaeda.” He said the Democrat merely objected to how America answered the attacks.

“El-Sayed did not celebrate airplane hijackings or cheerlead Al-Qaeda; he simply said that the U.S. conducting terrorism of its own in response to 9/11 was not exactly an appropriate reaction. He is obviously right,” Carlson said in his Friday members-only newsletter.

If the polls are true — always a big “if” — then Republicans face a looming bloodbath in the 2026 midterm elections. That stark reality, however, did not stop attendees […]

“I believe with the assassination, with the heinous murder of Charlie Kirk, that millions of Charlie Kirks were created today.” — GOP Rep. Lauren Boebert, Colorado. “His killing has created […]

"They’re worried about all of these things. But who’s giving them relief? Who’s offering a remedy to their anxieties? Donald Trump is."

While Trump and other Republicans see El-Sayed's victory as a boon to the GOP, some large Jewish Democrat donors aren't taking any chances.