The Democrat-controlled Senate on Tuesday approved and is now making the final pass for the Israel, Ukraine and Taiwan supplemental aid package, which advanced last week in the House.

Overwhelmingly, senators, including 29 Republicans, voted to keep the aid to $95 billion, which would be an astounding $61 billion for Ukraine, $26 billion for Israel, and $8 billion for Taiwan, reported The Hill. It would also include alleged national security items like a possible TikTok ban but zero dollars for the southern border.

Very pleased that the United States Senate overwhelmingly voted to move forward on the assistance package for Ukraine, Taiwan, and Israel.

Israel is in a fight for their very existence. They need support and they need it now.

It is better to help Ukraine fight the Russian…

— Lindsey Graham (@LindseyGrahamSC) April 23, 2024

A final vote will occur as early as Tuesday if both parties yield time. If not it would be set to occur on Wednesday night. According to The Hill, both parties have tried to amend the four-bill package.

It is expected that Democrats will widely accept the bills for passage and about half of the Republicans, putting it over the necessary amount of votes. Tuesday’s vote saw Senate Republicans who were against the previous bill vote to advance the package, reported The Hill. They include Sens. Katie Britt, Ala., Deb Fischer, Neb., Tom Cotton, Ark., Lindsey Graham, S.C., James Lankford, Okla., Cindy Hyde-Smith, Miss., Pete Ricketts, Neb., Markwayne Mullin, Okla., and Tim Scott, S.C. It was also reported that Sen. Peter Welch, D-Vt., voted in favor of cloture after voting against the previous package.

It has been approximately two years since Kyiv received US taxpayer funding, and now, after the Democrats thwarted Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., it will get paid once again. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., boasted:

Today, the Senate sits for a test on behalf of the entire nation. It’s a test of American resolve, our readiness, and our willingness to lead. And the stakes of failure are abundantly clear. Failure to help Ukraine stand against Russian aggression now means inviting escalation against our closest treaty allies and trading partners.

Republicans claimed not to move forward with the aid to Ukraine unless it included a border package. Lankford, Sens. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., and Krysten Sinema, I-Ariz., pushed a bipartisan bill in February that was subpar and crushed by Republicans along with former President Donald Trump, reported The Hill.

"I think we've turned the corner on the isolationist movement."

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell speaks about the advance of the foreign aid package. pic.twitter.com/w7qBsnMnUT

— NEWSMAX (@NEWSMAX) April 23, 2024

Still, nearly 30 Senate Republicans voted for the package’s passage. McConnell used this as a chance to rebuff conservative isolationists of America First:

So much of the hesitation and shortsightedness that has delayed this moment is premised on sheer fiction. And I take no pleasure in rebutting misguided fantasies. I wish, sincerely, that recognizing the responsibilities of American leadership was the price of admission for serious conversations about the future of our national security.

Make no mistake: Delay in providing Ukraine the weapons to defend itself has strained the prospects of defeating Russian aggression. Dithering and hesitation have compounded the challenges we face.

Speaker Johnson Ignores Border to Pass Supplemental Foreign Aid Bills

The $95 billion in supplemental aid was pigeoned as a win for “national security” but may have been a mere necessity for career politicians to keep their lobbyists at bay. Politicians nor the media have not noted any future appropriations for the southern border, focusing solely on the foreign entities the taxpayer just fronted.

Congress Calls for Immediate Vote on $95 Billion Foreign Aid Bill

Bravery is not the word for Tucker Carlson’s latest show. He expounded upon the treatment of Christians in light of the war in Gaza, asking the simple question, how are Christians being treated when America enters these foreign conflicts?

To Carlson, the sacrifices of Christians aren’t very much acknowledged or even mentioned — which appears to be true. But why is that? He asks while the Christian churches and their leaders remain silent.

“Standing up for Christians is not allowed in the US media,” said Carlson. He then resoundingly noted that Christians in Gaza aren’t afforded the same courtesy as the Israeli Jews, as their churches are blown to bits along with their people.

Ep. 91 How does the government of Israel treat Christians? In the West, Christian leaders don’t seem interested in knowing the answer. They should be. Here’s the view of a pastor from Bethlehem. pic.twitter.com/Gvo116ojnf

— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) April 9, 2024

Carlson mentions Evangelicals who, in overwhelming numbers, tend to be staunch Zionists and seem not to mind the sacrificing of Christians for their supposed Jewish friends. He begins the discourse referencing former pastor and now-Rep. Tim Walberg, R-MI, who stated:

We shouldn’t be spending a dime on humanitarian aid. It should be like Nagasaki and Hiroshima. Get it over quick. The same should be in Ukraine. Defeat Putin quick. Instead of 80% of our funding for Ukraine being used for humanitarian purposes, it should be 80%-100% to wipe out Russian forces if that’s what we want to do.

“There is no excuse for that from a Christian perspective,” responded Carlson. “And we have a former pastor calling for it.”

Rev. Munther Issac, the pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bethlehem, spoke to Carlson. He said life is hard to bear for a lot of his parishioners under the IDF control:

We’ve always had a problem with American foreign policy when it comes to Palestine, Israel and the Middle East in general. I traveled to DC in December to advocate for a ceasefire. I don’t think war solves anything. We continued to be horrified by what we hear from Congress, well, of course, there are some exceptions on the Democratic side.

The pastor went on to say the “Religious Right” provides no sympathy whatsoever, claiming their knowledge of what is occurring in Gaza appears “very, very shallow,” and yet “they hold very strong opinions.” Rev. Issac said these perceptions are shaped by political parties’ positions and not based on “facts, being here.” He also said pastors, even here, preach the Zionist ideology as supreme.

Rev. Issac told Carlson the war machine has a damaging impact on the Christian community in the Middle East:

This is political and financial support from our sibling in Christ, rather than that support helping us or helping humanitarian causes or peace causes or attempts to bring Israelis and Palestinians together — its supporting initiatives that are causing our lives as a Christian community more and more difficult and causing many of us to leave because its as if there’s no future for us in this land.

Evangelicals (majority of Christian Zionists) are the most disliked by Jews, according to Pew Research.https://t.co/AWlioHhiEy pic.twitter.com/mEGEoUQN5g

— Brian J. Pfail (@brian_pfail) April 2, 2024

Carlson goes on to note that Evangelical leaders care much more about the “highly secular government of Israel” than they care about Christian communities in the Middle East. Carlson asked the reverend why that is, and he responded:

Some of it is the theology of Christian Zionism that teaches, for example Christians must support Israel because the Bible teaches that, and often times that is part of a larger theology of the end times in which they view the presence of Jews in the land as preparing for the second coming of Christ.

The reverend warned that we are putting Jews into a sort of “object” that we are using for our own religion. He then went on to say the US ignores the crimes against humanity committed by Israel for the sake of religion. He told Carlson the US supports Israel unconditionally and without accountability. Rev. Issac hopes the Church will resolve the problem but admits the rocky road ahead.

He then remarked on the 18 Christians killed by a bomb that hit their Orthodox Church. Rev. Issac said they all thought the church was safe, which was a big surprise. He added:

Many Christian media outlets did not give it [attention] … American support for Christians is actually conditioned by where you stand on the political spectrum … Because Israel is an ally to America, no one cares about Christians being targeted; in fact, in the Catholic Church two elderly women were killed by Israeli snipers, and the Catholic Church talked about it.

He told Carlson the incident happened again, too. He said the Palestinians have had their home bombed and really won’t have a place to go once the war ends. The reverend said many of the people are starving. Many have also died due to lack of medical care. Rev. Issac told Carlson that this is “collective punishment against all Palestinians.” He then added that Israel looks at Christians as if their Palestinians.

Jerusalem: Jews spitting on Christian nuns. pic.twitter.com/GKtSZ0i1V3

— Dr. Anastasia Maria Loupis (@DrLoupis) April 7, 2024

Rev. Issac said he wishes for political advocacy for peace and a solution when it comes to aid:

We will not survive as a Christian community if the situation of Palestinians is not solved. And since the creation of Israel, we’ve been under occupation, under different phases of that occupation, and the current status quo, as this Gaza War has proven, is not sustainable at all.

Rev. Issac is calling upon Christian leaders who understand the situation on the ground and can lobby for peace where Palestinians and Israelis live together. He said their perspective is never taken seriously, though. America never attempts at its proclaimed goal of a two-state solution.

Tucker then asked the reverend how free Christians are to practice their religion in Israel. Rev. Issac then responds:

It’s not a free as people think … Did you know Evangelical Christian churches are not recognized in Israel? By the government of Israel? Evangelism is illegal in Israel … It’s against the law to Evangelize in Israel.

He said Jewish converts to Evangelism go through many legal challenges. Evangelical Christianity is not officially recognized as a denomination in Israel. The reverend added that many politicians attempted to limit Christians from sharing their faith.

Rev. Issac said that in East Jerusalem, Christians are constantly targeted by “radical Jewish groups.” He said that once a church was set aflame. Christians are even usually spat upon. Rev. Issac told Carlson there are all these “incitements against Christians, especially in Jerusalem.” He also added that these radical Jewish supremacist groups are never held accountable.

Rev. Issac mentioned some of the laws of Israel that promote Jews over everyone else. He said Israel isn’t the democracy that the US establishment would want us to believe.

Is House Speaker Mike Johnson compromised by foreign lobbyists?

Well, after he pushed the $14 billion Israel aid package through, AIPAC rolled in the cash, donating $95,000 to Johnson.

Besides that payment, $250k was donated to him by pro-Israel groups between 2023-24. https://t.co/Wx98c427WL

— Brian J. Pfail (@brian_pfail) April 7, 2024

Carlson then brought up the Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson, an Evangelical Christian and a staunch supporter of Israel for “theological reasons.” The reverend responded:

The problem is when you equate the modern secular State of Israel with the Israel of the Bible. The Israel of the Bible was a faith community in a covenant-relationship with God that was given the laws and asked to be alined to the nations and through that nation we as Christians believe Jesus came as a savior to the world.

The problem begins when you compare or when you equate the modern secular State of Israel, a political entity birthed in the 20th century with the people of Israel in the Bible.

He said the “chosen people” have become the “chosen state.” The Bible never talks about a chosen state. The reverend then remarked on the special treatment and privileges afforded to Jews in Israel. Rev. Issac said “chosenness” is about responsibility not about “entitlement.” He added that the problem here appears to be from the Christians.

“The solution to antisemitism should not be a blind support for Zionism,” said Rev. Issac. “Especially when this support of Zionism has come at the expense of Palestinians.”

"Losing 600 Israelis is the equivalent of losing about 20,000 Americans." – Rep. Ritchie Torres pic.twitter.com/GDJkoaycBT

— Brian J. Pfail (@brian_pfail) April 9, 2024

Rev. Issac left Carlson by saying Israel was created on land that hosted millions of Palestinians, including Christians. Israel was created upon a sacrifice, and he urges the West and the Church to listen to his voice and perspective for our fellow Christians.

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“When will we take Jesus’s word seriously about being peacemakers, about being merciful,” closed the reverend. “There must be other ways … Come and listen.”

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Tucker Carlson, the host of Tucker on X, is winning his yearslong rivalry with Daily Show host Jon Stewart by a wide margin. Carlson recently dunked on Stewart with multiple sets of comments disparaging the Comedy Central host, capping a yearslong comeback for Carlson after Stewart confronted him on an episode of CNN’s Crossfire in 2004.

Carlson snapped back at Jon Stewart trying to throw shade on Carlson for interviewing Russian president Vladimir Putin during a time of war, which was actually a major journalistic accomplishment. (Read National File’s Complete ZELENSKY LEAKS series for more information on the Deep State’s rush to World War 3).

“That’s kind of what I was saying: Even the Russians under Vladimir freaking Putin can live like this. And no, it’s not a feature of dictatorship. That’s the most, I think, discouraging and most dishonest line by people like Jon Stewart who really are trying to prepare the population for accepting a lot less. He is really a tool of the regime in a sinister way, always has been,” Tucker Carlson stated in a podcast interview with Lex Fridman, referring to the seemingly awesome quality of life in Putin’s Russia compared to the declining strip mall labor colony of the United States of America.

Tucker Carlson cited his desire to walk down the street to the grocery store without getting killed as a big component and motivator of his political ideology, which stresses common sense but defies easy partisan categorization.

Jon Stewart, formerly Jon Leibowitz, has returned to The Daily Show on Comedy Central on Mondays. The move puts Stewart back into the talk show game in competition with The Campaign Show with Patrick Howley, which airs on X and Banned Dot Video in the 8 AM timeslot.

President Donald Trump had a pretty epic tweet about Jon Stewart in 2013. Trump tweeted: “If Jon Stewart is so above it all & legit, why did he change his name from Jonathan Leibowitz? He should be proud of his heritage!”

Stewart’s return to a lazy once-a-time-a-week Monday hosting gig has attracted such spirited Beatlemania-esque headlines as “Jon Stewart will return to ‘The Daily Show’ as host — just on Mondays” (AP) and “Jon Stewart returns to ‘The Daily Show’ — but only on Mondays” (CNBC) and “What If Jon Stewart Comes Back and Everybody Just Shrugs?” (Bloomberg). Can you feel the momentum?

Stewart is known for losing an epic confrontation with Tucker Carlson on CNN, in which Carlson sincerely said that he would not want to have dinner with Jon Stewart. Even though the media pretended at the time that Stewart won, the reality is that Carlson came off with class and Jon Stewart just rambled on in a pretentious faux-populist prattle. Stewart recently failed on Apple TV+ with his show “The Problem With Jon Stewart.” Imagine that a show called “The Problem” didn’t take off. The show only lasted 20 episodes and might have actually gotten censored due to Apple’s relationship with China and some China criticism that Stewart was going to make. But regardless, Jon Stewart is lame. Tucker Carlson explained why on C-Span’s Washington Journal:

“He’s shrieking and disheveled and very short. Really short, too short to date. Was he always that short? What happened? Where’s he been in the last seven years? If you know, let us know. We want answers,” Tucker Carlson said of Stewart in 2022.

Stewart responded with a vulgar and unfunny comedic scenario, saying, “Friends. Tonite I am sad. @TuckerCarlson believes me too short to date … and yet somehow, miraculously, I remain tall enough to not know what [Hungarian Prime Minister] Victor Orban’s a** tastes like!… “Is it goulash Tucky? Seems like it would be goulash.”

Not funny!

Tucker Carlson has always been funnier than Jon Stewart, and now Tucker Carlson is the emperor of media with his show Tucker on X.

Jon Stewart has always been unfunny, as evidenced by his failed talk show on MTV and Short Attention Span Theater on Comedy Central, which was not funny. However, in the mid-2000’s he had a very strong theme song on The Daily Show and the disaster of the Bush war machine (which Carlson also strongly opposes) gave Stewart an anti-war image that made him a star. While this was indeed an accomplishment in the discourse, the fact is that Carlson is now the face of the anti-war movement to a new generation of Zoomers, the demographic that traditional conservative media refers to disparagingly as “Gen Z.” The game is smarter, faster, and much more sophisticated now. Tucker Carlson is the champ. Let’s see if Stewart’s comeback will be a Mickey Rourke in “The Wrestler” or a Corey Feldman music career.

Tucker Carlson released a video showing off Moscow’s beautiful subway system, which carries underground trains through the city in pristine stations and tunnels that represent the polar opposite of the underground chaos seen in New York City, Washington, DC, and other once-great American cities that have degenerated into the third-world.

“One of the ways to understand a society is through its infrastructure; the places where people gather, the places where they go to travel, if you’ve got a lot of people in one place it tells you a lot about the people,” Carlson said from outside Moscow’s Kievskaya metro station which, as he explained, was built by USSR leader Joseph Stalin 70 years ago.

In the Kievskaya subway station, Carlson said, “There’s no graffiti, there’s no filth, there are no foul smells, there are no bums, or drug addicts, or rapists, or people waiting to push you onto the train tracks and kill you.”

“It’s perfectly clean and orderly,” Carlson went on.

The subway system in Moscow, or as it is known there (and in DC), the metro system, is “nicer than anything in our country,” he added, before showing off video footage from the inside of the Kievskaya metro station, where grand works of art grace the walls and a homogenous population walks in safety.

The tunnels themselves even have chandeliers.

The Moscow metro footage in Carlson’s video is juxtaposed with disgusting images of the New York City subway system, which is caked in filth, drug use, and rats, and is a frequent homicide scene – and where American citizens are rendered defenseless.

Related: New York City Grand Jury Indicts Subway Samaritan Daniel Penny

Watch the full video below: 

TC Shorts: The Moscow Subway Station pic.twitter.com/xX8qRrda3X

— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) February 14, 2024

Report: U.S. Rejected Putin’s Ceasefire Offer in Ukraine

The footage from Moscow, which is part of Tucker Carlson’s “TC Shorts” video series, was taken as he was in Russia for a historic interview with Vladimir Putin, in which Putin exposed the globalist banksters and others running the United States and provided much historical context for the basis of his war with Ukraine.

While Carlson was in Moscow, he also met with American political refugees Edward Snowden and Tara Reade, both of whom were forced to flee to Russia after exposing the crimes of Barack Obama and Joe Biden, respectively.

Related: Tucker Met Americans Edward Snowden, Tara Reade in Moscow

While in Moscow for his historic interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin, journalist Tucker Carlson met with American whistleblowers Edward Snowden and Tara Reade, who’ve been forced to flee the United States and seek asylum in Russia after they told the truth about America’s federal government, specifically Barack Obama and Joe Biden.

Semafor has reported that “Tucker Carlson has kept a busy agenda in Moscow, meeting with two key American figures living in exile there” while in town for his interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin, which lasted just over two hours and is available in its entirety online.

“The former Fox News host met for hours Thursday with the NSA leaker Edward Snowden,” the report revealed, adding that while the Snowden interview was not taped for Carlson’s news program, “he did tape an interview with [Biden accuser] Tara Reade.”

Snowden, who blew the whistle on the Obama NSA’s systematic snooping on the text messages, emails, and digital activities of the American People, has been living in exile in Moscow since May of 2013, when he was forced the flee the United States and initially take up residence in Moscow’s airport, to avoid being thrown in prison or worse because he revealed the truth about an oppressive federal regime.

Related: Tucker Carlson Calls Out Anti-Democracy Zelensky Regime for Canceling Elections, Jailing US Journalist

And Tara Reade, whose interview with Carlson will reportedly be released to the public, announced last year that she’d moved to Russia, decades after the U.S. government and law enforcement did absolutely nothing to help her after she reported a sexual assault at the hands of Joe Biden, for whom she worked as a Senate staffer in the early 1990s.

After Reade made her initial accusation against Biden which, unlike so many “#MeToo” claims, came at the time of the alleged assault, not years later, she became a target of the political class and had her life deliberately torn apart.

Learn More About Tucker Carlson’s Trip to Moscow in the Video Below: 

Why I'm interviewing Vladimir Putin. pic.twitter.com/hqvXUZqvHX

— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) February 6, 2024

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Jon Stewart, formerly Jon Leibowitz, is returning to The Daily Show on Comedy Central on Mondays. The move puts Stewart back into the talk show game in competition with The Campaign Show with Patrick Howley, which airs on X and Banned Dot Video in the 8 AM timeslot.

President Donald Trump had a pretty epic tweet about Jon Stewart in 2013. Trump tweeted: “If Jon Stewart is so above it all & legit, why did he change his name from Jonathan Leibowitz? He should be proud of his heritage!”

Stewart’s return to a lazy once-a-time-a-week Monday hosting gig has attracted such spirited Beatlemania-esque headlines as “Jon Stewart will return to ‘The Daily Show’ as host — just on Mondays” (AP) and “Jon Stewart returns to ‘The Daily Show’ — but only on Mondays” (CNBC) and “What If Jon Stewart Comes Back and Everybody Just Shrugs?” (Bloomberg). Can you feel the momentum?

Stewart is known for losing an epic confrontation with Tucker Carlson on CNN, in which Carlson sincerely said that he would not want to have dinner with Jon Stewart. Even though the media pretended at the time that Stewart won, the reality is that Carlson came off with class and Jon Stewart just rambled on in a pretentious faux-populist prattle. Stewart recently failed on Apple TV+ with his show “The Problem With Jon Stewart.” Imagine that a show called “The Problem” didn’t take off. The show only lasted 20 episodes and might have actually gotten censored due to Apple’s relationship with China and some China criticism that Stewart was going to make. But regardless, Jon Stewart is lame. Tucker Carlson explained why on C-Span’s Washington Journal:

“He’s shrieking and disheveled and very short. Really short, too short to date. Was he always that short? What happened? Where’s he been in the last seven years? If you know, let us know. We want answers,” Tucker Carlson said of Stewart in 2022.

Stewart responded with a vulgar and unfunny comedic scenario, saying, “Friends. Tonite I am sad. @TuckerCarlson believes me too short to date … and yet somehow, miraculously, I remain tall enough to not know what [Hungarian Prime Minister] Victor Orban’s a** tastes like!… “Is it goulash Tucky? Seems like it would be goulash.”

Not funny!

Tucker Carlson has always been funnier than Jon Stewart, and now Tucker Carlson is the emperor of media with his show Tucker on X.

Jon Stewart has always been unfunny, as evidenced by his failed talk show on MTV and Short Attention Span Theater on Comedy Central, which was not funny. However, in the mid-2000’s he had a very strong theme song on The Daily Show and the disaster of the Bush war machine (which Carlson also strongly opposes) gave Stewart an anti-war image that made him a star. While this was indeed an accomplishment in the discourse, the fact is that Carlson is now the face of the anti-war movement to a new generation of Zoomers, the demographic that traditional conservative media refers to disparagingly as “Gen Z.” The game is smarter, faster, and much more sophisticated now. Tucker Carlson is the champ. Let’s see if Stewart’s comeback will be a Mickey Rourke in “The Wrestler” or a Corey Feldman music career.

A pharmaceutical sector insider told Tucker Carlson in an interview that Big Pharma purchases TV commercials and advertising space to gain financial control over the media and control the news, not to actually convince people to buy their drugs or request them from their physician.

“They’ve already bought off the doctors. They’re good on that. This is an open secret. The news ad spending from pharma is a public relations lobbying tactic essentially to buy off the news,” pharmaceutical insider Calley Means told Tucker Carlson, on Carlson’s Tucker Carlson Encounters program.

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“The news isn’t investigating pharma. The news has become basically a referee that you are a terrible ‘anti-science’ luddite for asking why the shots that we require our kids to get that fundamentally, by their own advertising, change the immune system of that child for life, why has it gone from 20 [childhood vaccines] to 70 [childhood vaccines]?” Means went on.

“To even ask that question, the news referees that and calls you ‘anti-science’ when the two largest vaccine makers in the country are literally criminal enterprises.”

“GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) and Merck, in the past 5 years, have settled two of the largest criminal penalties in American corporate history for bribing doctors and creating misleading research. [They’re] the two largest vaccine makers,” Means said.

Watch the video clip from the Tucker Carlson interview below: 

https://twitter.com/VigilantFox/status/1753588903616069722

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Tucker Carlson blasted pro-war GOP Senators Lindsey Graham and John Cornyn as “f*cking lunatics” after they both called for the United States to go to war with Iran after 3 U.S. service members were killed in an Iranian-backed drone strike. Though the DoD and corporate media are claiming that the drone strike took place in a border region of Jordan, where the U.S. has a longtime, mutually agreed upon military presence, other reports say that it really took place in Syria, where the United States is illegally occupying Syrian territory.

Neo-con Senators Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and John Cornyn (R-TX) wasted no time in calling for more American blood and treasure to be expended in the Middle East after American troops faced an Iranian-backed kamikaze drone strike that killed 3 and wounded at least 34.

“Hit Iran now. Hit them hard,” South Carolina Senator Graham posted on X after the drone strike.

“Target Tehran,” posted Texas Senator Cornyn, with each of the Senators echoing the forever war neo-cons and military-industrial complex donors who’ve backed their political careers since their very beginnings.

In an X post of his own, legendary newsman Tucker Carlson offered a simple, yet effective response to the warmongers, attaching screenshots of their tweets to his post and calling them “F*cking lunatics.”

In addition to Graham and Cornyn, several members of both the Democrat and Republican parties have made calls for military action against Iran, including GOP candidate Nikki Haley – marking just the latest time that she has beaten the Iran war drums.

Haley faced backlash from a heckler at a rally over the weekend for her hawkishness, with a man shouting “No new wars!” and “I’m done with the military-industrial-complex!” before he was booed by Haley supporters and removed from the venue.

Haley’s latest calls for war with Iran echo those of months past.

The very day after the 10/7 Hamas raids on Israel, Nikki Haley was on Fox News claiming that the attacks represented an Iranian strike on the United States and that it was time to “finish them.”

Read More: Nikki Haley Calls for War With Iran Over Israeli Conflict

President Donald Trump’s son Don Trump Jr. suggested journalist Tucker Carlson as a possible vice presidential running mate for his father in 2024. Carlson is currently the host of the viral Internet show Tucker on X.

“I’m also confident, one way to make sure this election is as entertaining as possible would be to have Tucker Carlson as our V.P. nominee,” Don Trump Jr. said on his show Triggered.

“Now obviously, Tucker’s a friend, I think he’s brilliant, he’s got incredible ideas, and I think he’d be great. I would endorse that ticket right now. A lot has to happen. I can’t put words into my father’s mouth but if you needed any more reasons, if you need any more reasons, to have Tucker Carlson as V.P., I have a couple of words for you. Imagine the Tucker Carlson-Kamala Harris vice presidential debate,” Don Trump Jr. said.

Would Tucker actually be interested in being Trump’s running mate. Tucker Carlson has criticized Trump in the past. In fact, Tucker was largely responsible for stopping the Trump administration from going to war against Iran at a pivotal point in Trump’s presidency, back when Tucker was on Fox News.

The vice presidency is a mostly ceremonial position that breaks ties in the Senate. Trump has had vice president problems before, considering that Mike Pence betrayed Trump and certified the fraudulent 2020 election instead of playing the “Pence Card” option reported on by NATIONAL FILE. 

Tucker Carlson recently went viral when he strolled in to an Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) event with President Trump alongside rocker Kid Rock and UFC president Dana White.

Tucker Carlson, the host of Tucker on X, achieved trending status weeks ago amid news that President Donald Trump would consider Carlson to be his running mate in 2024. Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy said onstage that Carlson should have been moderating the most recent Republican debate alongside Elon Musk and Joe Rogan.

Legendary Washington journalist Tucker Carlson hosted the top-rated Tucker Carlson Tonight show on Fox News before getting fired for being too righteous, giving him the distinction of hosting a show on all three major cable news networks. His current show on X is the highest-rated show of his career, and President Donald Trump would not rule Tucker out for the job of vice president, according to President Trump’s remarks in his radio appearance with Clay Travis and Buck Sexton.

“First of all, I did my first, you could call it counter-programming, but I won’t call it that — but Tucker wanted to do an interview during the first debate. And I think you know … we broke every record in history. I think it hit over 300 million people. But it was for that evening over 207 million, then got to 275 million within a day or two,” President Trump said.

“I like Tucker a lot! I guess I would. I think I’d say I would, because he’s got great common sense. You know, when they say that you guys are conservative, or I’m conservative, it’s not that we’re conservative, it’s that we have common sense,” President Trump said.

Tucker Carlson, the host of Tucker on X, achieved trending status amid news that President Donald Trump would consider Carlson to be his running mate in 2024. Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy said that Carlson should have been moderating Wednesday’s Republican debate alongside Elon Musk and Joe Rogan.

Legendary Washington journalist Tucker Carlson hosted the top-rated Tucker Carlson Tonight show on Fox News before getting fired for being too righteous, giving him the distinction of hosting a show on all three major cable news networks. His current show on X is the highest-rated show of his career, and President Donald Trump would not rule Tucker out for the job of vice president, according to President Trump’s remarks in his radio appearance with Clay Travis and Buck Sexton.

“First of all, I did my first, you could call it counter-programming, but I won’t call it that — but Tucker wanted to do an interview during the first debate. And I think you know … we broke every record in history. I think it hit over 300 million people. But it was for that evening over 207 million, then got to 275 million within a day or two,” President Trump said.

“I like Tucker a lot! I guess I would. I think I’d say I would, because he’s got great common sense. You know, when they say that you guys are conservative, or I’m conservative, it’s not that we’re conservative, it’s that we have common sense,” President Trump said.

Vice president is a mostly ceremonial job that breaks ties in the Senate. A vice president can actually stop the certification of a fraudulent election but Mike Pence betrayed America and decided not to use the “Pence Card” after he consulted with former vice president Dan Quayle, who famously failed to spell the word potato. Surely, Tucker would have to fully commit to protecting election integrity if President Trump chooses him for the ticket in 2024.

The Republican presidential debate was put together by NBC News, the Republican Jewish Coalition, Rumble, and an RNC-handpicked network called Salem Media Group which placed Hugh Hewitt as a very quiet co-moderator alongside NBC’s Lester Holt and Kristen Welker. NBC claimed that it had full editorial control over the debate questions, essentially proving that Salem Media was serving as controlled opposition. Could Tucker do better?

Tucker has been trending on X. Here is evidence of his “What’s happening” status from 4:13 AM ET on Thursday November 9: