Tucker Carlson says ‘of course’ he’s not planning to run for president
Conservative media personality Tucker Carlson said he has no plans to seek the presidency, days after declaring that he was “out” of the Republican Party.“Of course I’m not planning to run for president,” Carlson said during an interview with podcaster Alex Jones. “I never have an interest in political office ever. It’s just not kind of what I do for a living.
- ▪Conservative media personality Tucker Carlson said he has no plans to seek the presidency, days after declaring that he was “out” of the Republican Party.“Of course I’m not planning to run for president,” Carlson said during an interview wi
- ▪“I never have an interest in political office ever.
- ▪It’s just not kind of what I do for a living.
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Conservative media personality Tucker Carlson said he has no plans to seek the presidency, days after declaring that he was “out” of the Republican Party.“Of course I’m not planning to run for president,” Carlson said during an interview with podcaster Alex Jones. Recommended Stories Matt Gaetz announces he’s returning to public service Democratic socialists feel ’emboldened’ across the country from election wins: Guy Benson Marjorie Taylor Greene follows Tucker Carlson in ditching the ‘America Last’ Republican Party “I mean, of course, never said or done anything that would suggest I have an interest in political office, because I don’t,” Carlson added. “I never have an interest in political office ever. It’s just not kind of what I do for a living. It’s not what I’m interested in.
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