Whether its drugs, social media or technology, it's clear America has an addiction problem. Dr. Anna Lembke says there's a solution. She joins Tucker to explain just how we can beat the 'compulsive, consumptive behaviors' that are taking over our lives.

Michael Flynn dedicated his life to serving his country. Then, for the 'crime' of working for Donald Trump, his life was destroyed. Flynn joins Tucker for his first exclusive interview to reveal the real story of being framed by the deep state.

Andrew Yang isn't running for office... at least for now. But he's still fighting to bring revolutionary economic ideas into the mainstream. From universal basic income to addressing A.I. and automation, Yang joins Tucker to share his 'Forward' agenda.

Rose McGowan helped expose Harvey Weinstein, but she's not stopping there. The actress turned activist joins Tucker to reveal how Democrats, like the Clintons and Gov. Gavin Newsom's wife, enabled Hollywood's corrupt culture of sexual harassment.

How Rose McGowan went from Indie film star and Hollywood bombshell to national activist. McGowan and Tucker had such an interesting and impactful conversation that Tucker Carlson Today viewers get not one, but two episodes!

Not many people can say they've escaped death. Teddy Daniels can. He's a former combat veteran who received a Purple Heart for his heroics in a firefight with the Taliban. He joins Tucker to share his story and his newest challenge: running for Congress.

After years of overseeing special operations through his private military company Blackwater, Erik Prince had a solution to end America's longest war. Prince joins Tucker to breakdown the 'incompetence' that led to the current disaster in Afghanistan.

Lara Logan is an award-winning journalist who spent years reporting on the War in Afghanistan. She joins Tucker to discuss the Biden administration's disastrous withdrawal from the country and reveal the truth about America’s 20-year war.

Lara Logan is an award-winning journalist who spent years reporting on the War in Afghanistan. She joins Tucker to discuss the Biden administration's disastrous withdrawal from the country and reveal the truth about America’s 20-year war.

Who do corporations serve? Vivek Ramaswamy is a biotech entrepreneur who's pondered this question. He joins Tucker to explain the 'woke' takeover of corporate America and why corporations and CEOs have 'prostituted' themselves to the Chinese communists.

Rock legend Ted Nugent wants you to know that he was born with the right to bear arms. That he was born with the right to say what he wants to say. That he was born with the right to privacy. And that kings and tyrants can kiss his a**.

Dennis Kucinich has spent his life working in politics. He joins Tucker to talk about his latest endeavor: to become mayor of Cleveland again and save his hometown from rising crime and mismanagement... before it's too late.

What happens when left-wing racial politics become a country's reality? Ernst Roets knows. He's a political activist and filmmaker from South Africa. And he has a warning for America.

Jon Voight needs no introduction. His award-winning career in Hollywood has spanned decades. In his most personal interview yet, Voight takes Tucker on a journey detailing the most touching, spiritual, and never-before-heard moments of his life.

Chinese Virologist Dr. Li Meng Yan risked her life to share shocking revelations about the origins of the coronavirus at the Wuhan Institute of Virology. She explains how China covered up the truth while western leaders played along with the narrative.

Steven Koonin, a physicist who has spent years looking at the so-called 'climate science', says the media and our leaders are manipulating the climate change data to advance their political agenda. He joins to challenge the left's climate narratives.

America's most precious ideal of individuality is being phased out by the prevailing progressive ideology. Social scientist and author Charles Murray says it is time to repudiate identity politics before our country is changed beyond recognition.

Niall Ferguson is a historian who has spent a lot of time studying the history of the United States. He tells Tucker why America is worth fighting for and how the country can be saved if we defend our freedoms and founding principles.

Glenn Loury is an economist and an academic. He tells Tucker about his career, why he's disillusioned with Black Lives Matter, and why universities must return to principles of free thought and debate.

Charlie Kirk says conservatives are holding on to outdated ideas. The Turning Point USA Founder talks to Tucker about the future of a movement that is struggling to find its identity in a post-Cold War world.

Ayaan Hirsi Ali is an activist, scholar, and former Dutch politician. She joins Tucker for a wide-ranging interview about her extraordinary life and career.

Jonathan and Mark help aging movie heroes to stand up to a street gang known as Satan's Helpers. They persuade a young boxer not to throw a big fight when the gang tries to bully him.

Jonathan and Mark assist a young country singer who is hoping to follow in her mother's footsteps. Next, they help a widow mourning her late husband.

Jonathan must find a way to help Deke, a college football star whose dreams of reaching the pros are shattered by a tragic motorcycle accident.

Jonathan enlists the aid of a gymnast to rehabilitate Deke. Meanwhile, Deke's parents have been deeply affected by the accident.

A construction company tycoon now believes he's King Arthur, and his estranged son determines to have him declared incompetent. Can Jonathan work a reconciliation?

Jonathan and Mark have been hired to look after the kids of a movie star who never has time to spend with his family.

An elderly scriptwriter needs someone to bankroll his movie. Meanwhile, Mark has fallen in love with an attractive woman, but Jonathan receives news about her from higher up.

Jonathan and Mark must help an Amerasian girl facing racial prejudice when she goes to live with her father's family in the United States.

Jonathan and Mark are bellhops at a hotel that has been given to an aimless young man by his father. They must deal with an unkind boss, an obnoxious kid, and a difficult guest.

Jonathan and Mark try to help a heartless used car salesman reconsider his actions on Christmas Eve.

Jonathan and Mark investigate a gang of drug smugglers after an old friend of Mark's has mysteriously disappeared.

Jonathan attempts to fan the flames of love between a woman and her ex-husband's best friend. But his efforts backfire when he falls for the woman himself.

Mark is in a state between life and death when he's critically injured in a car accident. Jonathan takes Mark back to childhood to give him a second chance to tell his grandfather how much he loves him.

Jonathan steps in when a heart condition sidelines a promising basketball player's dreams.

Jonathan and Mark are on hand when a dying woman attempts a reconciliation with her estranged father. She is a single mother who wants her family to take the child

Scotty is a lovelorn quadriplegic with a successful law practice. Jonathan is happy to play cupid, but Mark isn't so thrilled about it, because the woman in question is his cousin.

A greedy banker and a good-hearted bum switch places. The bum dies, but the banker is now infused with love and generosity.

Jonathan and Mark meet a child star whose fame is spoiling her rotten, destroying her family, and taking away her childhood.

Jonathan encourages residents in a neighborhood to unite against a cold-hearted developer.

Jonathan inspires a young man to help the grandfather who has recently been placed in a nursing home.

Lizzy MacGill is a horse trainer's young daughter who elopes with Garth Armstrong, a privileged man.