Tucker Carlson Calls VP Candidate Tim Walz A ‘Creeper’ And It Backfires Spectacularly

He has a lot of nerve.


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Former Fox News political commentator Tucker Carlson appeared on The Megyn Kelly Show via SiriusXM to discuss the latest developments leading up to the 2024 election.

During the segment, Carlson focused on Kamala Harrisā€™ running mate, Governor Tim Walz, calling him a “creeper.” Carlson admitted he had no evidence to back up his claim but insisted he recognized Walzā€™s type based on his own experiences attending a New England boarding school in the 1980s.

Carlson began the interview with his usual self-effacing tone, claiming, “Iā€™m not a political actor. Iā€™m not good at it, I donā€™t really understand politics. Most of my predictions are wrong.” This statement came in response to whether he played a role in brokering a meeting between Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Donald Trump.

Carlsonā€™s comments, especially his use of the term “creeper,” sparked backlash on Twitter, where users criticized his insinuation about Walz.


Both Carlson and Megyn Kelly, who also made her career at Fox News, have become known for trolling liberals. Since leaving Fox, Carlson has expanded his reach with his own show on X (formerly known as Twitter). Kelly, too, has carved out a similar career path after her departure from the network.

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During the interview, Kelly brought up Trumpā€™s running mate, JD Vance, and the negative media coverage he has faced. Carlson admitted that he pushed Vance to make the viral “childish cat ladies” comments, saying:

“I have a tendency to get over my skis and get mean, and I regret that. Itā€™s very ugly. Iā€™m ashamed of the many, many times Iā€™ve said nasty things like that.”

However, Carlson quickly shifted the conversation back to Walz, doubling down with his “creeper” remark and suggesting, without evidence, that Walz might be a pervertā€”another example of Carlsonā€™s signature provocative style.

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Jon Mark

I'm a freelancer based in Texas. My interests include politics and almost everything else, except leaving the houseā€”I'm definitely not a fan of that. I have experience with hardship, and occasionally, success.

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