Tucker Carlson showed exactly where his priorities lie over the past few days. While Sen. Lindsey Graham, a true giant in the Senate for more than 23 years, died suddenly after a brief illness, the circumstances of which the FBI is investigating, Carlson stayed silent. Instead, he recently rushed to amplify Rep. Ro Khanna’s (D-CA) fabricated story about being detained and threatened by Israelis during a trip to the West Bank.Khanna claimed armed settlers wielding American-made rifles blocked his group for over an hour. He said Israeli soldiers then sided with the settlers and continued the detention until the U.S. Embassy got involved. Israeli authorities pushed back hard on that version. They said settlers were dispersed in a closed military zone and that no American congressman was detained by the military. It was a tense but brief confrontation, not the life-threatening ordeal Carlson described as an attack by “foreign terrorists carrying American rifles, backed by a foreign military paid for by American taxpayers.”Yet, Carlson ran with it anyway. He demanded the firing of U.S. Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, for failing to defend Khanna publicly. This was framed as an insult to America itself. This was not journalism. It was classic left-wing activist theater. Carlson does not genuinely care about the safety of American politicians. He cares most about one thing: tearing down Israel and America as we know it.
Tucker had nothing to say about Lindsey Graham's death but plenty on Israel
Tucker Carlson stayed silent on Lindsey Graham's death but rushed to amplify Ro Khanna's disputed West Bank claims.












