Tucker Carlson's Son Takes Aim At His Dad's Nemesis, Ben Shapiro
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The former Fox News star's eldest slammed his father's foe for some extreme advice he recently gave to young Americans.
Tucker Carlson’s son lashed out at his dad’s enemy, Ben Shapiro, in a pointed X post on Saturday.
Buckley Carlson called “The Daily Wire” co-founder “truly repulsive” for suggesting young Americans struggling to make ends meet should move abroad, writing, “Hard to fathom this is the ‘man’ that presumes to lecture - endlessly, angrily - the ‘acceptable’ parameters of the ‘conservative movement.’”
“AND, specifically to young Americans unable to survive the economy he and his friends designed and still advocate,” added the former Fox News personality’s eldest son, who serves as deputy press secretary for Vice President JD Vance.
Shapiro shared his extreme advice during a recent episode of the “Triggernometry” podcast, where he said, “If you’re a young person and you can’t afford to live here, then maybe you should not live here.”
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