Rep. Dan Crenshaw Says He'd 'F**king Kill' Tucker Carlson If They Ever Met
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The Republican lawmaker had harsh words for the right-wing commentator during a moment apparently caught on a hot mic.
Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-Texas) said he would kill right-wing media personality Tucker Carlson if the two ever met in person.
“Have you ever met Tucker?” Steven Edginton of Britain’s GB News asked Crenshaw as the two chatted after an interview in a clip the news organization posted on X.
“We’ve talked a lot on Twitter,” Crenshaw said, referring to the barbs he and Carlson have traded online. “If I ever meet him, I’ll fucking kill him.”
He also called Carlson “the worst person” during the apparent hot-mic moment.
GB News later deleted the clip, but others have reposted it widely on social media.
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