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NEW YORK (AP) — Tucker Carlson returned to Fox News’ airwaves 15 months after being unceremoniously fired, seen Thursday in its coverage of a Republican National Convention speech that highlighted his growing influence in Donald Trump’s world.
MILWAUKEE — In 2021, Tucker Carlson, then the most-watched host on Fox News, made his feelings plain about former President Donald Trump. “I hate him passionately,” Carlson wrote in a text message. But on Thursday evening when Carlson, no longer at Fox News, stepped into the spotlight at the Republican National Convention, to some of the biggest cheers of the convention so far, he struck a much different tone.
What to know about Trump's RNC speechFormer President Donald Trump is set to give his keynote speech on the last night of the Republican National Convention, capping four days of remarks from some of his most fervent supporters and allies.Tonight's speaking roster also includes former Fox News host Tucker Carlson and retired professional wrestler Hulk HoganTrump attorney Alina Habba and former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who used his speech to take a dig at Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.Away from Milwaukee, President Joe Biden is in Delaware experiencing "mild upper respiratory symptoms" related to yesterday's Covid diagnosis, the White House doctor said. The coronavirus infection has sidelined Biden from any campaign events.
All of a sudden, Tucker Carlson has roared back to the forefront of Republican politics.
Right-wing media personality Tucker Carlson was spotted in Fox News’ greenroom at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee on Tuesday evening, nearly 15 months after he abruptly left the network.
Donald Trump will return to a campaign rally stage one week after he was injured during an attempted assassination, and two days after he formally accepts the Republican nomination for president.
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When word got back to Tucker Carlson a few weeks ago that former President Donald J. Trump might be wavering on J.D. Vance as his running mate, Mr. Carlson intervened.