'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.

America's obsession with individualism is making people miserable. Professor Scott Yenor explains how human beings long for happiness above all, and that it can be achieved through marriage and family life.

America is going green and it has nothing to do with the environment. Could the rapid legalization of marijuana lead to psychosis or even an increase in crime? Alex Berenson investigates how that AND Coronavirus lies are putting Americans at risk.

Cancel culture is destroying free speech and killing comedy. Adam Carolla has been watching this and has some solutions. He talks to Tucker about how to stand strong in the face of the mob.

America’s Governor: DeSantis sits down with Tucker for his most in-depth and wide-ranging interview yet.

America is quickly becoming two nations occupying the same country. The Claremont Institute’s Glenn Ellmers says leftist intellectuals have been working to delegitimize our founding principles, and that a counter-revolution is needed

Are we expected to comply with unconstitutional laws? Democrats are doing their best to rid America of 'weapons of war.' 2A advocate Colion Noir says he will never give up the one gun that puts him in the best position to protect himself: the AR-15.

'You can take all my civil liberties away... just let me keep my smartphone.' Heather Mac Donald rips into the absurdities of the modern left, as well as its obsession with race and identity politics.

Intellectual Jordan Peterson asks one simple question: do you want the truth on your side, or do you want to hide behind falsehoods?

Marjorie Taylor Greene’s first realization when she arrived in Congress: here’s why it feels like our country is crumbling… none of these people are qualified. Now, she’s dishing on what’s really happening on Capitol Hill.

More than a year into the pandemic, and Doctors still don’t have an official treatment protocol for Coronavirus. Dr. Peter McCullough says 'something is up.' No one is focused on COVID treatments and it is costing thousands of lives.

Dave Portnoy built a media empire out of thin air. Now, the Barstool Sports founder also tackles online rage mobs, lockdowns, Roger Goodell, and day trading. But will he run for President? 'El Presidente' joins Tucker on the set.

There has been a decades-long effort to tear down our existing education system. But what replaces it? Professor Nicholas Giordano says we should expect complete indoctrination of all kids K through 12.

Writer Pedro Gonzalez says conservatives have a problem. They aren’t 'conserving' anything. He explains what went wrong and his personal journey from Bernie Bro to self-taught thinker of the political right.

We knew TV icon Kirstie Alley would be an interesting interview. But we never expected it to be as off-the-rails as this. Alley gets brutally honest about addiction, scientology, lockdowns, Hollywood and supporting Trump.

The Biden administration has lost control of the Southern border. Texas Mayor Don McLaughlin tells Tucker about the trauma this has brought to his town and describes a situation that is the complete opposite of what you hear on the nightly news.

Sohrab Ahmari is an author and an editor for the NY Post. He joins Tucker to talk about the importance of tradition and shares his spiritual journey going from a 'radically assimilated immigrant' from Iran to a conservative Catholic convert.

The most powerful military in the world is being taken over by people who hate the country. Lt Col Matthew Lohmeier knows this well. The Space Force commander was fired for calling out Marxism in the military.

Charles Chaput grew up in a funeral home with death all around him. That got the Archbishop thinking about the meaning of life... and about what happens when we pass.

The Sacklers raked in billions as Americans got hooked on their drugs and died of ODs. But they didn’t act alone. Author Gerald Posner details how the McKinseys and the Frank Luntzs of the world helped fuel a disastrous epidemic.

Ayaan Hirsi Ali is an activist, scholar, and former Dutch politician. She joins Tucker for a wide-ranging interview about her extraordinary life and career.

Charlie Kirk says conservatives are holding on to outdated ideas. The Turning Point USA Founder talks to Tucker about the future of a movement that is struggling to find its identity in a post-Cold War world.

Glenn Loury is an economist and an academic. He tells Tucker about his career, why he's disillusioned with Black Lives Matter, and why universities must return to principles of free thought and debate.

Niall Ferguson is a historian who has spent a lot of time studying the history of the United States. He tells Tucker why America is worth fighting for and how the country can be saved if we defend our freedoms and founding principles.

America's most precious ideal of individuality is being phased out by the prevailing progressive ideology. Social scientist and author Charles Murray says it is time to repudiate identity politics before our country is changed beyond recognition.

Joe Kent is a Special Forces veteran who spent years fighting for the United States in the Middle East. Now he has a new fight. Kent tells Tucker about his life, his service in the military, and why he's running for Congress in the state of Washington.

Steven Koonin, a physicist who has spent years looking at the so-called 'climate science', says the media and our leaders are manipulating the climate change data to advance their political agenda. He joins to challenge the left's climate narratives.

Jesse Kelly would admit he's made a lot of bad decisions. But he says these mistakes actually helped him become the nationally syndicated radio host he is today. Jesse tells Tucker about serving in the Marines, his passion for history, and more.

Author Angela Nagle became persona non grata and was called 'evil' after she put forward a thoughtful argument against unlimited migration. But what she said was essentially the truth: the left is acting as a handmaiden for corporate America.

Smith College was the center of national attention when a student said she was targeted for 'eating while black.' Jodi Shaw was one of the few people at Smith to stand up, defend her colleagues, and set the record straight.

Chinese Virologist Dr. Li Meng Yan risked her life to share shocking revelations about the origins of the coronavirus at the Wuhan Institute of Virology. She explains how China covered up the truth while western leaders played along with the narrative.

Ned Ryun is widely known for his conservative political activism, but his latest book takes a look at the American Revolution. Ned tells Tucker about the courageous American Patriots who fought for liberty - and what we can learn from their story.

Bret Weinstein joins Tucker to share how he's been censored for raising concerns about the coronavirus vaccine and its safety. He also explains why the medical establishment is opposed to alternative treatment.

Blake Masters has had a remarkable career as a venture capitalist at Thiel Capital. He joins Tucker to talk about threats like Big Tech and immigration and he also shares his ideas on how to bring about a new age of American exceptionalism.

Jon Voight needs no introduction. His award-winning career in Hollywood has spanned decades. In his most personal interview yet, Voight takes Tucker on a journey detailing the most touching, spiritual, and never-before-heard moments of his life.

What happens when left-wing racial politics become a country's reality? Ernst Roets knows. He's a political activist and filmmaker from South Africa. And he has a warning for America.

Dennis Kucinich has spent his life working in politics. He joins Tucker to talk about his latest endeavor: to become mayor of Cleveland again and save his hometown from rising crime and mismanagement... before it's too late.

Most people know Jimmy Dore for his stand-up comedy. What they may not know is that he's also an outspoken political outsider and refuses to bow down to the establishment.

American elites dismantled huge parts of our economy and sold it to a communist regime. Now it's likely that the coronavirus was the result of a Wuhan lab leak. Author Lee Smith says it may be too late for the U.S to do anything about the China threat.

Conservative author and editor Douglas Murray returns for part two of his sit down with Tucker to talk about his career, the importance of preserving our history, and the future of the conservative movement.

Bestselling author David Horowitz has seen it all. He's been part of movements on both the left and right. But he says nothing could have prepared him for today's political climate, which he calls the worst national crisis since the Civil War.

Rock legend Ted Nugent wants you to know that he was born with the right to bear arms. That he was born with the right to say what he wants to say. That he was born with the right to privacy. And that kings and tyrants can kiss his a**.

Michael Anton has had an interesting career in speechwriting, national security, and private equity. Now a fellow at the Claremont Institute and Hillsdale College, Anton is worried that America is at the point of no return.

Anthony Pellicano was the man that Hollywood turned to when it needed a problem to go away. And there's one guarantee he will die with despite spending 16 years in federal prison: he will never rat. Pellicano gives us his assessment of Hollywood.

Who do corporations serve? Vivek Ramaswamy is a biotech entrepreneur who's pondered this question. He joins Tucker to explain the 'woke' takeover of corporate America and why corporations and CEOs have 'prostituted' themselves to the Chinese communists.