Tucker Carlson targets Republican lawmaker ‘much worse than’ Nick Fuentes: ‘We should kill them all’

Tucker Carlson dismissed the outcry over his controversial interview with Nick Fuentes by shifting the focus to a Republican lawmaker who celebrated bombing Palestinian babies.

Republican Florida Rep. Randy Fine in November 2023 wrote a post on X calling for killing Palestinian children after Hamas committed a terrorist attack in Jerusalem.

‘Guess the ceasefire is over and Hamas wants more Palestinian baaaaaaeeeebeeeeees to die!’ Fine wrote with the ‘#bombsaway.’

The former Fox News host pointed to these comments as evidence that Fine has said ‘much worse’ things than Fuentes. The 27-year-old Fuentes has made repeated anti-Semitic claims over the years.

Carlson appeared as a guest on conservative media star Megyn Kelly’s national tour on Wednesday night and the pair spoke on stage in White Plains, New York.

‘We have a member, a sitting member of Congress. I spoke to the Speaker of the House about this today,’ told Kelly. ‘We have a sitting member of Congress from Florida, Randy fine, who was literally texted or put on Twitter: We should kill them [Palestinians] all, every single one. Someone texted a picture of, literally, of a dead baby, and he laughs at it.

‘And it’s like this guy’s a lawmaker is appropriating money to a military committing genocide, and that’s cool? It’s not cool,’ Carlson continued. ‘Let’s just be honest, that is much worse than anything Nick Fuentes has said, period.’

In February, Fine posted on X claiming that ‘Palestinian’ is just another word for demon’ and in May told his follower, ‘So much for ‘innocent Palestinian civilians’ #bombsaway.’

Tucker Carlson joined Megyn Kelly for an event interview in New York on Thursday night to discuss the controversy surrounding Nick Fuentes

Carlson slammed GOP Rep. Randy Fine for celebrating the killing of Palestinian babies

Nick Fuentes is known for having made anti-Semitic statements, including comparing the Holocaust to baking cookies

Fine responded to Carlson’s latest attacks by claiming the podcast host was bought and paid for by the Gulf nation of Qatar.

‘I had believed he was just paid off by the Qataris and other enemies of America to parrot this nonsense,’ Fine wrote on X.

Pro-Israel influencers and politicians on social media have longed claimed that Carlson receives money from Qatar in order to spread talking points critical of Israel. There is no evidence of these claims.

‘Now I wonder if the guy is just really, really, really dumb,’ Fine concluded.

Following his interview with Fuentes, Carlson was condemned by GOP leaders, including Senator Ted Cruz and former Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, for providing a ‘platform’ to the controversial political commentator.

Fuentes is known for having made anti-Semitic statements, including comparing the Holocaust to baking cookies.

Carlson told his critics to ‘buzz off’ when asked about the fallout from the Fuentes interview.

Carlson told his critics to ‘buzz off’ and said he does not endorse Fuentes’ views

Rep. Randy Fine has made social posts celebrating the deaths of Palestinian children in Gaza

‘You’re not my editor, Buzz off. I mean, I don’t know you want to go yell at Nick Fuentes, I’ll give you his cell. Call him and go sit and yell at him and feel virtuous or whatever,’ Calrson told Kelly.

‘I care about what my wife thinks, my children think, and God thinks, and that’s it. I don’t need to prove that I’m a good person to you. You may think I’m a terrible person,’ Carlson added. ‘ I want to understand what people think, and I’m committed to that. And if you don’t like it, don’t watch. That’s my view. But that doesn’t mean that I share the views.’