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The crime in Chicago hits close to home for political analyst Gianno Caldwell whose teenage brother was shot and killed in June 2022. The Southside native joins us to shed a light on those who've lost their lives to the violence overtaking our cities.

Ivan Raiklin served 25 years as both a Lieutenant Colonel and Green Beret. But as our military started promoting vaccine mandates and DEI training, rather than defending the Constitution, Ivan decided to retire and tells Tucker why he made that decision.

In the age of social media censorship and internet suppression, video platform Rumble stands alone in defending free speech. Now Rumble is growing faster than ever, and its CEO Chris Pavlovski joins Tucker to explain the company's rise.

Peter Kirsanow has spent his life fighting for equality on the U.S. Civil Rights Commission. But now diversity and equity initiatives are bringing racism back to into the mainstream. Kirsanow joins Tucker to expose this left-wing racism.

Keith Hernandez needs no introduction. The legendary MLB first baseman and two-time World Series Champion joins Tucker to reflect on his illustrious career.

Chicago journalist William J. Kelly's questioning of Mayor Lightfoot has regularly gone viral, putting her failures with crime into the national spotlight. Kelly shares how his native city has gone to shambles, but remains hopeful that it can be saved.

A little-known power allows the states to amend the Constitution without the other branches of government. Mark Meckler has spent years trying to organize a Convention of States and joins to explain how it might be the only way to save America.

Economics Professor Bryan Caplan tells Tucker how feminism treats women less fairly than men.

The sister of California Duchess Meghan Markle tells Tucker about their relationship and family.

Professor David Azerrad explains how the left is turning the U.S. into an anti-American parody of its former self.

In the middle of the Occupy Wall Street protests, John LeFevre decided to expose the deviance and decadence of the industry he'd spent his whole career in. He tells Tucker how the corruption is far worse than people can imagine.

Rwanda genocide survivor Immaculee Ilibagiza shares her harrowing journey to freedom after hiding for 91 days in a bathroom while bloodshed blazed around her.

Matthew Marsden left England to become a Hollywood actor. He was successful.. until COVID. Faced with choosing his career or complying with tyranny, Marsden made a decision that changed his life forever.

America's food and drug regulators are being paid by the very companies they're supposed to oversee. The system is corrupt and it's making us chronically unhealthy. Calley Means spent years consulting these companies. Now he's revealing what he's learned.

Life inside and outside the ring with the wrestling legend.

Former Carl's Jr. CEO Andy Puzder tells Tucker he took a failing food company and turned burgers back into billions.

Luis J. Gomez is one of the few comedians refusing to censor himself in a hypersensitive, politically-correct world. He's also featured in our Tucker Carlson Originals documentary: The Death of Comedy?

Even post-COVID, there's been a historic spike in sudden deaths among younger Americans. What is going on, and what is causing this? Author Ed Dowd has looked into this, and joins Tucker to share the shocking truth he discovered.

Business legend Kevin O'Leary talks to Tucker.

From Cameroon to the White House - the correspondent shares why he'll continue to fight for his place in the briefing room one question at a time.

Are we on the right track as a nation? What should life look like? Publisher of 'American Greatness', Chris Buskirk, breaks down the questions Americans wish to have answered.

Winston Marshall left the band Mumford and Sons so he could finally speak freely on issues he felt passionately about. He tells Tucker his story, and shares his plans for the future.

Actor, comedian and free thinker Russell Brand joins us to discuss his journey of becoming the man he is today.

Part two of our conversation with actor and comedian Russell Brand.

Back by popular demand - the Tucker Carlson Tonight 'Poultry Expert' Tiara Soleim joins us for her longest and most interesting interview yet! You don't want to miss this.

Entrepreneur Ken Rusk explains how working with your hands is not only honorable but can also be lucrative.

T.REX ARMS CEO Lucas Botkin shares how he took $1,000 and his trust in God and turned it into a multi-million dollar manufacturing and retail company in the firearms industry.

Americans seemed burdened with more health issues than ever before. What's causing all of the chronic diseases? Dr. Mark Hyman joins Tucker to share how basic steps can treat abnormal signs of aging and the diseases that come with it.

Scott Hamilton shares his inspiring journey from fighting to win the gold medal to fighting for his life.

op-ranking security specialist, Gavin de Becker, shares how you can learn to protect yourself and your family by recognizing fear and using it to your advantage.

Doug Schoen has been polling for politicians across the world for more than 40 years, but who's the man behind the data? Schoen shares stories from over the years and gives us his take on Trump, Biden, Stormy, and all things 2024.

Illinois Congresswoman Mary Miller shares how she strives to make sure that her work on Capitol Hill mirrors her core beliefs: faith, family, and farming.

'Legal Insurrection' founder William Jacobson shares how woke agendas filled with DEI initiatives have infiltrated medical school curriculum.

Singer Kaya Jones on faith, tough times, and The Pussycat Dolls.

Bola and Ola Osundairo had their lives turned upside down after actor Jussie Smollett accused them of attacking him in a violent hate crime. The only problem? It was a hoax, orchestrated by Smollett. Now, the brothers are speaking out.

This country has hit a financial fork in the road. American Compass Executive Director Oren Cass joins us to share how conservatism can get us out of this crisis.

Former 'caporegime' of the Colombo crime family, Michael Franzese, takes us through his journey of becoming a 'made' man and how finding his faith led him to walk away from the mob life.

Elon Musk talks to Tucker: the full, uninterrupted interview.