Tucker admits Israel, not Russia, pushed the Hunter Biden laptop story
A striking claim about media and politics: that Israel and its US allies drove key disinformation narratives while the blame was pinned on Russia, and that critics stay silent out of fear.
- Tucker Carlson says the story tying abuse material on Hunter Biden's laptop to the Russians actually came from Israeli sources pushing it, and admits he stayed quiet about this on Fox News.
- The bigger complaint is that US intelligence officials publicly called the laptop "Russian disinformation" — a claim now widely seen as false.
- The argument goes further: Israel and loyal US figures use hacking tools and sexual blackmail to keep powerful people in line, making criticism of Israel the biggest taboo in American media.
- Glenn Greenwald ties his own case — compromising images released of him during an ongoing criminal investigation — to this same pattern of pressure.
- Both frame the current backlash against left-wing and pro-Palestinian politics as driven mainly by protecting Israel's influence in US foreign policy.
Outlook: Expect these accusations to fuel more fighting over Israel's role in US politics and media, with little resolution soon.