Tucker Carlson Goes Full Hitler | WATCH

In his latest bile-spewing episode of "The Tucker Carlson Show," dropped on January 30, 2026, Carlson interviewed left-wing firebrand Cenk Uygur.

Tucker would have made Hitler proud as he snarled: "The Israelis have been happy to murder tens of thousands of children in Gaza because they believe in blood guilt... They say it out loud. Amalek. We believe in blood guilt. The children are responsible for the sins of their parents, so we are gonna kill them."

This twists biblical references like Amalek, a symbol Israel uses for existential threats like the Hamas terrorists, into some sick justification for accusing an entire nation of child-killing glee.

This isn't just "provocative"; it's rage-inducing poison that's exploding across social media, fueling antisemites and conspiracy nuts while decent people recoil in horror.

People are rightfully slamming this as a plunge into ancient antisemitic tropes, where Jews are painted as bloodthirsty monsters. And his fans? They're lapping it up, cheering on this assault on truth while ignoring the real atrocities: Hamas's October 7 massacre and their use of kids as shields.

Carlson, who bolted from Fox in 2023 and now peddles his venom independently to millions, is no stranger to controversy. But this crosses every line, stoking hatred amid ongoing Middle East agony. Neither Carlson nor Uygur has had the guts to apologize. The full interview's out there on his platform, droning on about U.S. foreign policy like it's not laced with this toxic sludge.

The real question is: When will this hate-monger face real consequences for fanning the flames of bigotry?