Tucker Carlson Argues Against Refugees: Ilhan Omar ‘Became Worse After She Got Here’ (Video)

“Ayatollah of Paranoia.”The Fox News fixture has pushed the conspiracy known as Replacement Theory before, too. Last month, the U.S.

who used a fake card to enter Hawaii, a father and son who tried to do the same thing, and a married couple who tried to do the same thing. The FBI considers fake vaccine cards to be a crime, incidentally.But rather than the fact that people like that violate the law and potentially expose themselves and other people to COVID-19 in the process, what really outraged Tucker is that they were punished at all.

Britney Spears honored Hurricane Ida victims with a dance video shared to her Instagram account Thursday.  The 39-year-old musician showed off her moves as she said dancing is how she shows God "praise." "My thoughts and prayers go out to so many people in this world at the moment.The news is horrific especially in the HEART LAND of Louisiana … God will DEFINITELY throw us some curve balls to set us straight to make sure we are AWAKENED !!!! He is definitely getting our attention now with the

19 cities total in both red and blue states includes: Phoenix, Denver, Jacksonville, Atlanta, Chicago, Baltimore, St. Louis, Raleigh-Durham, Northern New Jersey (to include Elizabethland Highland Park), Las Vegas, Buffalo, Cleveland, Portland, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Austin, Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, Salt Lake City.Tucker looked at the list and said: “You may notice that these communities include an awful lot of swing districts in swing states all over the United States.

Christy Carlson Romano is getting candid about her financial woes.

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debunked claim that the U.S.

mental health during lockdown, was found dead two weeks after being told he’d have to wait a month for a psychiatric assessment, an inquest has heard. John Curran, 29, went missing from his parent’s home and was found dead by emergency services three days later.

Jim Acosta argues that there’s plenty of blame to go around in how the media has covered Afghanistan’s fall to the Taliban, but he singles out Tucker Carlson, in particular, calling him Fox News’ “Ayatollah of Paranoia” for attempting to incite fear of being “invaded” by Afghan refugees. On Acosta’s Saturday show, the CNN host took aim at conservative media personalities for what he feels are inappropriate responses to the crisis in Afghanistan.“The pictures of Afghans clinging to military

Rep. Ilhan Omar said Tuesday night that Fox News hosts “know how to whip up their base into frenzy” about Afghan refugees.

reported that the population is diversifying.

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announced an inquiry into his weeks-old claims, he said, “I felt like kind of a lunatic. You don’t want to go on TV — I mean, would you want to go on air and say, ‘They’re spying on me?’ No, you sound like a nutcase, but I didn’t feel like I had a choice.”In June, the star of Fox News’ primetime lineup shared with his millions of viewers that he’d been told the NSA was monitoring him.

Marco Rubio, the top Republican on the Senate Intelligence Committee, criticized the statement for side-stepping the question of whether the NSA had intercepted Carlson's communications whether or not he was a target of an investigation.In a statement Tuesday, Rubio said the inspector general's review "is an important step toward ensuring public confidence.