Project Esther, launched as a conservative strategy to fight antisemitism, appears to be unraveling after Heritage's president defended Carlson’s friendly interview with white nationalist Nick Fuentes.

WASHINGTON — One of the largest conservative think tanks in Washington, DC, has been roiled by their president’s embrace of Tucker Carlson after the conservative podcaster hosted white nationalist Nick Fuentes on his show, prompting an outcry from senior staff.

Right-wing conservative pundit Candace Owens has claimed there's a zionist conspiracy theory against Tucker Carlson due to him having Nick Fuentes on his show, RadarOnline. comcan reveal.

Prominent Republicans rejected the views of Nick Fuentes, a white supremacist, though some refrained from criticizing Mr. Carlson for interviewing him.

As Tucker faces criticism for hosting white nationalist Nick Fuentes, an expert on conservatism decodes how this tells the bigger story of the American right’s refusal to police its extremists for the last half-century.

The Movement is a weekly newsletter tracking the influence and debates steering politics on the right. Sign up here or in the box below. Former Vice President Mike Pence sees an opening for the right to “rediscover” what it means to be a conservative — saying Tucker Carlson,

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., on Tuesday furiously condemned the speakers at the Republican Jewish Coalition event this weekend, who labeled her, Tucker Carlson, and Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., as antisemites and Nazis.