Tucker Carlson Rips 'Anti-White' Democratic Party

Carlson Criticizes the Democratic Party's Approach

Former Fox News commentator Tucker Carlson recently made controversial remarks about the Democratic Party during an appearance on Megyn Kelly's podcast. 
Carlson argued that the party had created an "anti-white" system that was "much more comprehensive" than the segregationist policies of the Jim Crow South. 
The discussion, which took place on Tuesday, April 29, centered on California Governor Gavin Newsom and the 2028 De/mocratic presidential race.
Here's a rundown of everything the right-wing commentator dished. 
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Carlson's Statement on Newsom and the Democratic Party

During the conversation, Megyn Kelly, who many also align with right-wing ideology, asked Tucker Carlson if he saw Gavin Newsom as the Democratic Party's "great white hope" for the 2028 election, especially considering Newsom's status as a white male. 
Carlson responded by claiming that Newsom, despite being white, might not be favored by his own party. He remarked, "It's the anti-white party, like they hate white people, they've been systematically disenfranchising white people from the country they were born in."
Carlson continued by pointing out that the Democratic Party's policies surrounding diversity often exclude white men. He stated, "They say it out loud, that's what diversity is, it's everybody but white men."

Comparison to Jim Crow

Tucker Carlson went further by comparing the modern Democratic Party's approach to the policies of segregationists during the Jim Crow era, which roughly spanned from the 1870s to mid-1960s. 
He suggested that the Democratic Party's actions are "much more comprehensive than Jim Crow ever was." Carlson implied that the disenfranchisement of white people in today's political climate is a systemic issue. "And so for the party that did that, that set up this, this Jim Crow system, anti-white system, to nominate another white guy, I mean maybe!" he said.

Speculation About the Future of the Democratic Party

Tucker Carlson also speculated that the Democratic Party might be more inclined to nominate someone other than Gavin Newsom. He mentioned that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) might be a more appealing choice for the party, saying, "I think they'd be much happier with AOC."
Despite this, Carlson expressed uncertainty about Ocasio-Cortez's future in the party, stating, "I don't take her that seriously, I'm not really sure what I think." He also suggested that someone "with native talent" could emerge unexpectedly to challenge the established political figures in the party.

Public Reactions

Tucker Carlson's remarks sparked significant reactions on social media, with some users supporting his criticism of the Democratic Party, while others condemned it as inflammatory. 
One user on X remarked, "Tucker Carlson is right, this anti-White agenda is dangerous and divisive."
Meanwhile, others criticized Carlson's rhetoric, calling it a dangerous attempt to pit racial groups against one another.
"The constant race-baiting from Carlson is just getting old," another poster commented. "It's a distraction from real issues facing the country."