Buckley Carlson called the co-founder of “The Daily Wire” “truly repulsive” for suggesting that young Americans struggling to make ends meet should move abroad, writing: “It is hard to fathom that this is the ‘man’ who seeks to lecture – endlessly, angrily – on the ‘acceptable’ parameters of the ‘conservative movement.'”

Tucker Carlson's son Buckley attacked conservative pundit Ben Shapiro in a fiery X-shaped post on Saturday. The elder Carlson is seen here in July 2024 at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Tucker Carlson’s son Buckley attacked conservative pundit Ben Shapiro in a fiery X-shaped post on Saturday. The elder Carlson is seen here in July 2024 at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

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“And specifically, to young Americans who cannot survive the economy that he and his friends designed and still defend,” added the former News personality’s eldest son, who serves as Vice President JD Vance’s deputy press secretary.

Ben Shapiro, here Dec. 18, has been clashing with Carlson since he invited far-right firebrand Nick Fuentes to his podcast in October.
Ben Shapiro, here Dec. 18, has been clashing with Carlson since he invited far-right firebrand Nick Fuentes to his podcast in October.

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Shapiro shared his extreme advice during a recent episode of the “Triggernometry” podcast, where he said, “If you’re a young person and you can’t afford to live here, then maybe you shouldn’t live here.”

Tension between Shapiro and the elder Carlson escalated into an all-out feud in October after the latter welcomed white nationalist and self-described “proud incel” Nick Fuentes on his podcast, “The Tucker Carlson Show.”

Shapiro lashed out at his fellow right-wing pundit on his own “Ben Shapiro Show” afterward, calling him an “intellectual coward” and “terrible friend” who has “become a conspirator, a nutcase and a pathological liar” since his split from News in 2023.