Tucker Carlson Expresses ‘Deep Regret’ Over Years of Targeting Hunter Biden’s Addiction
“Finger-pointing is unhelpful, except when we point fingers at ourselves," the host adds The post Tucker Carlson Expresses ‘Deep Regret’ Over Years of Targeting Hunter Biden’s Addiction appeared first on TheWrap .
Tucker Carlson expressed deep regret over his years of focusing on Hunter Biden's struggles with addiction. In a lengthy conversation with Joe Biden's son, Carlson reflected on his past rhetoric, admitting that calling out Hunter while he was in the throes of addiction was unhelpful. Carlson emphasized, "Finger-pointing is unhelpful, except when we point fingers at ourselves."
He further shared that he had once advocated for policies he later regretted, such as his support for the Iraq War. Joe Biden quipped, "Particularly the things that you said about me." Carlson then said, "Deep regret," acknowledging that he should have extended more grace to someone dealing with addiction. Some speculate Carlson may run for president in 2028, distancing himself from Donald Trump as his approval ratings decline.
Others believe that if Carlson were to run as a third-party candidate, it could lead to the Republican Party's defeat.
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