Carlson also called out Republicans who were advocating for censorship and identity politics
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Tucker Carlson refuses to apologize for having Nick Fuentes on his show, says he is totally unintimidated by the backlash he received.
Carlson also called out Republicans who were advocating for censorship and identity politics.
"I'm not afraid of you, man, I'm just not."
"You throw lies at me? I'm totally unintimidated ... that's why they don't like me. Not because I'm extraordinarily brave. I'm not. Definitely not because I'm extraordinarily smart. I'm not."
"But because they don't have an actual argument. So all they can do is destroy."
NEW: Tucker Carlson refuses to apologize for having Nick Fuentes on his show, says he is totally unintimidated by the backlash he received.
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg)November 24, 2025
Carlson also called out Republicans who were advocating for censorship and identity politics.
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