"Carlson stated, 'I mean, his many attacks on Jesus, his calls for slaughtering populations, just the bigotry [and] the cruelty of his program. I don't think anything has made me more enraged than that.'"
"Carlson criticized Shapiro's assertion that if you can't find a job in your hometown, 'that's on you,' calling it 'the most off-putting thing' he had ever heard from Shapiro."
"Shapiro has stated he does not believe Jesus is the messiah, viewing him as a Jew who led a revolt against the Romans, but he has not publicly criticized Jesus."
"Carlson's brother, Buckley Carlson, added to the criticism by suggesting that people should 'move out, go somewhere else. Become a migrant.'"
Tucker Carlson expressed outrage over Ben Shapiro's comments regarding Americans' rights to live in their hometowns. Carlson found Shapiro's stance, which suggested individuals should move if they cannot find jobs locally, to be offensive. He also accused Shapiro of making attacks on Jesus and promoting bigotry, although he did not provide specific instances of such criticisms. Shapiro, who identifies as Jewish, has not publicly criticized Jesus and has supported Judeo-Christian values. The two pundits have been in a public feud, exchanging criticisms over several months.
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