Tucker Carlson

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Tucker Swanson McNear Carlson, born on May 16th, 1969, in San Francisco, California, is a political news anchor, journalist, political analyst, commentator, author, and producer in the United States. He is well-known for his ardent libertarian-conservative views and his TV program, Tucker Carlson Tonight. Raised in Carlsbad, a suburb of San Diego, by his adoptive mother, Patricia Caroline Swanson (formerly Howard Feldman's wife and the only heiress of the Swanson Food Conglomerate fortune), and his biological parents, Lisa McNear and Richard Warner Carlson, Tucker had a younger brother whom he looked after. His father, Richard Warner, was a former news anchor in Los Angeles. Tucker attended St. George's School, a boarding school in Middletown, Rhode Island, and later studied history at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut. His wealthy upbringing likely influenced his conservative views.

Quick Facts

Date of Birth
16-05-1969
Birth Place
San Francisco, California, United States
Wife
Susan Andrews
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Marriage Date
1991
Children
Buckley Carlson, Dorothy Carlson, Lillie Carlson, Hopie Carlson
Alma Mater
Trinity College, St. George's School, Newport
Height
6' 1" (1.85 m)
Nationality
American
Profession
Political news correspondent and conservative commentator
Marital Status
Married
Net Worth
8 million USD
Ethnicity
White
Girlfriend
Not Yet
Employer
Fox News
Birth Sign
Taurus
T.V. Show(s)
Crossfire, Tucker, Dancing with the stars.
Birth Date
16 May, 1969
Age
50 yrs
Citizenship
United States of America
Birth Place
San Francisco
Education
Trinity College
Gender
Male
Description
American political commentator
Twitter Id
Tuckercarlson
Net Worth 2021
30 million

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Marriage, Wife, and Kids

Tucker Carlson married his high school sweetheart, Susan Carlson. The two met when they were fifteen while they were still high school students at St. George High. The couple got married in 1991. Together, they had three daughters named Lillie, Dorothy, and Hope, and a son named Buckley Carlson.

Journalism and Reporting Career

Tucker Carlson's career began as a member of the editorial staff of a national journal called the Policy Review. He later worked as a reporter for The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette newspaper in Little Rock, Arkansas. Carlson has reported around the world as a newspaper and magazine journalist, writing for publications such as Esquire, The New Republic, The Daily Beast, The New Yorker, Reader's Digest, The New York Times Magazine, and The Weekly Standard. With Neil Patel, Carlson launched a news website called The Daily Caller, of which he was made the editor-in-chief and often wrote his political opinions. The Daily Caller has been enriched with many big-time blog writers, and its reports have been cited on many major news channels. Carlson's early work with a conservative tabloid influenced his thinking and values, leading him to become a traditional thinker, and his attitude is reflected in the jobs he accepts.

News Broadcasting Career

Tucker Carlson has been a political and news commentator at Fox News for a long time, but he got his break when he joined CNN. When Carlson started at CNN, he was the youngest anchor there. Carlson got his start on TV as co-host of the CNN program Crossfire. He also hosted a public access program called Tucker Carlson: Unfiltered and produced a program at MSNBC called Tucker, which was shut down after a few seasons due to low ratings. After joining Fox News as a contributor in 2009, he regularly presented several programs and shows as a host or anchor.


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Last Modified: Apr 30 2023

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