Tucker Carlson: Unfiltered - Episodes- Followmy.tv

This week Tucker introduces the series and addresses the issue of conservatives on public television, talks with Ken Starr who weighs in on Bill Clinton's ne... read more

First Up this week Tucker speaks with Ehud Barak who discusses his view of the situation in Iraq on the eve of the turnover of sovereignty, as well as the th... read more

Political commentator, author and former presidential candidate Pat Buchanan engages Carlson with his view of the American empire and what Buchanan perceives... read more

Carlson interviews William Greider of Rolling Stone on the political message and strategy of populism, invoked by both parties in recent years and espoused t... read more

Carlson engages with Jonathan Rauch as to why the rush toward this grandest of social experiments, gay marriage. Rauch, author of The Case for Gay Marriage, ... read more

First Up the anonymous CIA official ""Mike"" criticizes the Clinton and Bush administrations for their dealings with Al Qaeda. In his book, Imperial Hubris: ... read more

Tucker speaks with Ted Koppel, award-winning journalist and anchor of Nightline on ABC, about the newsworthiness of political conventions. Tucker and Koppel ... read more

First Up Carlson engages with New York Times columnist and Princeton Univeristy economics professor Paul Krugman, whose most recent collection of his work is... read more

This week's edition is devoted to America's intensifying preoccupation with its weight. Now governments are joining the diet industry and the media in tellin... read more

First Up Tucker interviews author Michelle Malkin, who argues that racial profiling, while unpopular, is absolutely vital to the security of the United State... read more

Tucker interviews Sam Harris, author of The End of Faith: Religion, Terror, and the Future of Research, who argues that while the United States faces Islamic... read more

Whatever happened to small government? The Republican presidential nominee, George W. Bush, has grown government spending dramatically in his first term. New... read more

First Up Tucker interviews presidential candidate Ralph Nader in a discussion centered on the policies of a Nader administration - on Iraq, the war on terror... read more

The arc of the erosion of credibility in American institutions may have come full circle. Tucker explores the big picture raised by 30 years of credibility c... read more

First Up Tucker asks hostage rescue expert Kelly McCann of the Kroll Security firm if the policy of never negotiating is outdated, and whether the victims th... read more

With the arrival of this election's presidential debates, Pulitzer-Prize winner and Washington Post ""Style"" columnist Tom Shales dissects the presidential ... read more

North Korea's enigmatic dictator, Kim Jong Il, has been getting plenty of attention recently. In the first presidential debate, Democratic candidate John Ker... read more

The Bush presidency is acknowledged to be rooted in faith - the president's Christian moorings, as well as faith in the correctness of its decisions. In a pr... read more

A group of American reservists refuse to go on what they perceived to be a suicide mission in Iraq. Dereliction of duty, or honorable dissent? The war in Ira... read more

This week Tucker engages the panel for an extended conversation on prominent issues as the election approaches: the Iraq War; the importance of women voters;... read more

Whither the Democrats? Will the party become increasingly regional, and not a national organization at all? What do the Democrats offer the American heartlan... read more

In our First Up segment, Tucker speaks with Amy Goodman, host of ""Democracy Now!"" on Pacifica Radio, and best-selling author of The Exception to the Rulers... read more

First Up Tucker speaks with Marjorie Harris, President of The Fields-Harris Group, and former Executive Director of The National Action Network. Harris is ru... read more

Thanksgiving is all about friends, food and, of course, football. Our special Thanksgiving broadcast will be devoted to all three. For 25 years, Bob Edwards... read more

The release of the new film ""Kinsey"" has inspired reflection on the genesis of the sexual revolution and what it has wrought. Has the shredding of sexual m... read more

First Up this week, Tucker interviews Robert D. Kaplan. Kaplan argues that the American and global media are entirely disconnected from the soldiers they cov... read more

On an extended Plus 2 segment, Tucker is joined by Michelle Cottle of The New Republic and David Frum of National Review and the American Enterprise Institut... read more

President Bush has an ambitious plan to remake Social Security through the creation of personal retirement accounts. Can the nation afford his plan? Treasury... read more

President Bush said this week that reforming America's immigration system is near the top of his second term agenda. The president is proposing a guest worke... read more

Conservative Christian voters were instrumental in re-electing George Bush. But will these so-called ""value voters"" get what they voted for in the presiden... read more

The controversy over free speech vs. political correctness on campus boiled over again recently, when Harvard president Lawrence Summers mused that more stud... read more

The status of U.S. relations with our traditional European allies was a hot topic during last year's presidential campaign, and the Bush administration has v... read more

Tucker interviews Harold Ickes on Howard Dean assuming the chairmanship of the Democratic National Committee this Saturday. Ickes was a former deputy chair o... read more

President Bush nominated the nation's first Director of National Intelligence precisely at the moment that his administration is turning up the heat on two o... read more

Last year the artist Sarah Morris was granted unusual access to some of Hollywood's brightest lights as the town prepared for the Academy Awards. Her film, "... read more

Western European societies portray themselves as more open and welcoming than the United States, particularly to Islamic immigrants. But there is a growing b... read more

Are today's mothers guilty of over-parenting? Judith Warner thinks so. ""First Up"" this week Zanny interviews the author of Perfect Madness: Motherhood in t... read more

Gay marriage, a much-debated topic, is in the news again this week. A California court ruled that the state's ban on gay marriage was unconstitutional. Gay m... read more

The entire country is watching as Terri Schiavo is dying. Schiavo has been in a vegetative state for 15 years, and last Friday the feeding tube keeping her a... read more

In-coming F.C.C. chairman Kevin Martin promises to toughen penalties for broadcasters who air indecent programming. Chairman Michael Powell levied a record n... read more

There have been many disputes recently over the teaching of evolution vs. ""intelligent design"" in many of our school systems. Should ""intelligent design,"... read more

House Majority Leader Tom DeLay of Texas has been fighting off a torrent of bad news: aides indicted, family members drawing huge salaries from his political... read more

Tuesday, April 19th was just marked ""Equal Pay Day,"" by feminist organizations and Hillary Clinton in an effort ""to raise awareness about unfair pay for w... read more

There is a battle on Capitol Hill over the filibuster, the filibuster that has allowed Democrats to block 10 of President Bush's appellate court nominees. Se... read more

Called the oracle of the Christian right, Focus on the Family chairman James Dobson calls the Senate's judicial nominee filibuster an attack on people of fai... read more

Corporation for Public Broadcasting Chairman Ken Tomlinson says he is seeking balance and fairness in the news and public affairs programming on PBS, but som... read more

""First Up"" Tucker interviews talks to Pulitzer Prize-winning Thomas Friedman of The New York Times. Friedman has written on the Middle East with profound i... read more

""First Up"" Tucker speaks with Dr. Sally Satel, a psychiatrist and a fellow with the American Enterprise Institute, and author of One Nation Under Therapy: ... read more

""First Up"" Tucker speaks with Andrew Sullivan, acclaimed conservative writer of The New Republic and andrewsullivan.com. Sullivan was diagnosed with HIV mo... read more

""First Up"" Tucker is joined by the military expert and journalist Robert D. Kaplan. Kaplan's latest article in The Atlantic examines the future threat pose... read more