"Vance told The Washington Post that he had seen a couple of clips of Carlson's recent sit-down with U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee, and that his takeaway is it's a really good conversation that's going to be necessary for the right, not just for the next couple years but for long into the future."
"I am very disappointed to see Tucker Carlson continue to divide the GOP with his poisonous coalition of Hitler lovers, Jew haters, Holocaust deniers and Muslims who simp for the Ayatollah. Yeah, I'm not sure Jews should be DNA tested' was really a necessary conversation."
"Tucker literally called for Jews to forcibly receive DNA tests, lied about the president of Israel visiting Epstein Island, lied about Israel's Deputy Foreign Minister, and lied about Israeli Christians. What did I miss?"
Vice President JD Vance endorsed Tucker Carlson's recent interview with U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee, calling it a necessary conversation for the right's future. However, Carlson's adversarial approach and controversial comments, including a suggestion that Israelis undergo genetic testing to determine Abrahamic descent, provoked significant criticism from conservative figures. NewsNation host Batya Ungar-Sargon, commentator Laura Loomer, RedState's Bonchie, and pro-Israel activist Eyal Yakoby condemned both Carlson's statements and Vance's apparent approval. Critics characterized the interview as divisive, containing antisemitic rhetoric, and accused Carlson of spreading misinformation about Israeli officials and leadership.
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