“[Nuclear weapons] defy the concept of both space and time… a nuclear explosion in one place, in one location, and in one split moment in time, can have both global effects and it can have impacts over thousands of years.”

The world's political discourse is filled with talk about nukes. They’re one of the first things that come to mind whenever a new war starts.

Given the power of these weapons, you’d hope the world would have a legitimate understanding of the damage they cause. It could trigger the end of the world.

Chemical engineer Ivana Hughes is one of the world’s premier experts on this dark subject, and she joined The Tucker Carlson Show for an eye-opening conversation the public needs to hear.

Find out how truly destructive these weapons are, how many underreported close calls we’ve already survived, why one attack would wipe out all of humanity, and more: https://youtu.be/rpQop5vPm24

9/11 helped the Deep State thrive. It aided George Bush’s reelection, justified the expansion of government spying, and gave the CIA cover for brutal torture—all while officials cashed in and the public paid the price. Episode 5 proves that this terrible attack wasn’t a tragedy for everyone.

Get all five episodes of The 9/11 Files and Watch Companions here: https://tuckercarlson.com/the911files

Tune in to The Tucker Carlson Show live tonight at 6 PM ET only on TuckerCarlson.com.

Tucker Carlson interviews Nick Fuentes.

Watch the full conversation here: https://youtu.be/efBB0D4tf1Y

It’s Time to Decide: America First or Lindsey Graham’s Psychosexual Death Cult?

Watch the full monologue here: https://youtu.be/vnbzdyofTHc

The FBI told us Thomas Crooks tried to kill Donald Trump last summer but somehow had no online footprint. The FBI lied, and we can prove it because we have his posts. The question is why?

Watch the full documentary here: https://youtu.be/rXM0lN_zWSE

Ted Cruz keeps screeching about Nick Fuentes and his Nazi followers. But who created them? People like Ted Cruz. Nikki Haley’s son Nalin explains: https://youtu.be/Jmqp22YafDw

Tucker puts Piers Morgan’s views on free speech to the ultimate test: https://youtu.be/rDOsm-CYUwQ

Most people today have never hunted, never fished, never provided for themselves the way their great-grandparents did. This six-part series follows the men who are keeping those traditions alive.

From the mountains of Texas with a former Navy SEAL, to the ridges of Lanai with Donald Trump Jr., to the quiet woods of Maine, we meet the sportsmen who still practice this fading art. In every place, you see the same thing: respect for the animal, the land, and the God who made both.

Watch American Game: Tales from the Wild, available only at https://tuckercarlson.com/americangame

The 2017 Las Vegas massacre was by far the deadliest mass shooting in American history. The official explanation for it makes no sense. Ian Carroll explains what we know for sure: https://youtu.be/r_Vt_Lo5SiE

Mike Cernovich on Maduro’s capture, Charlie Kirk’s murder and how everything is downstream from the spiritual war: https://youtu.be/2ZpFleCCTew

The capturing of Maduro was a pivot point in American history. What does it mean for the future of the country? Megyn Kelly joins us live tonight at 6 PM ET on TuckerCarlson.com to discuss. We’ll see you there.

What happened a few days ago in Venezuela is not just a big surprise to people who are watching it, it's not just a kind of exciting foreign policy story, it is the effective announcement by the U.S. Government that our system is changing, that we are now explicitly an empire. We're an empire.

So of course, the argument has been made, and probably there's some truth to it, the United States has been an empire for a long time, for at least the last 80 years since 1945, when we emerged victorious from World War II, or maybe even 1918 when the British Empire effectively ended, maybe even 1898 when we got Puerto Rico and then a few years later Cuba from the Spanish Empire. So you could argue that the United States, like all big prosperous countries, inevitably became an empire.

But the difference between the last 120 years and earlier this week is that we never before admitted it, and now we are.

So every time we've gone into foreign countries in Latin America, but not just Latin America—really, around the world—there has been a pretext for that, usually about human rights or democracy. We're not going to put up with this or that government treating its people this way, and we have to go in to stop the tyranny because we are a force for openness and freedom. And there's been some truth in that, of course.

But behind that has been the calculation behind every big foreign policy move made by every big country: How is this good for us? Whether it's propping up the dollar or getting access to resources, there's always another reason that we're doing it, and people who are paying close attention know that.

Watch the full monologue here: https://youtu.be/7HgM0aI3IK8