Republican Jewish Coalition Leaders Condemn Tucker Carlson as America’s Most Dangerous Antisemite at Summit

At the Republican Jewish Coalition's Annual Leadership Summit in Las Vegas, conservative figures vocally condemned Tucker Carlson for his antisemitic associations and rhetoric, particularly his podcast interview with Holocaust denier Nick Fuentes. Mark Levin criticized Carlson and others within the conservative movement for betraying American values and promoting antisemitism, calling for their cancellation akin to historical Nazi sympathizers. Florida State Senator Randy Fine labeled Carlson "the most dangerous antisemite in America," accusing him of leading a "modern-day Hitler Youth" and urged Republicans to confront this internal threat. The controversy escalated when Kevin Roberts, president of the Heritage Foundation, defended Carlson, sparking backlash from Heritage staff, Republican senators, and Jewish leaders who viewed this as indicative of rising antisemitism and skepticism toward Israel on the right. This internal GOP conflict highlights the growing divide over support for Israel and the handling of extremist voices within conservative circles. The Republican Jewish Coalition and other Jewish leaders expressed deep concern and condemnation over Carlson's platforming of extremist figures and the Heritage Foundation's stance.