Tucker Carlson

The Daily Caller and our old friends at Slate continue the weekly collaboration between our sites. Our editor Tucker Carlson and Slate Editor David Plotz will discuss Rangel stepping down, Governor Paterson, Obama pushing reconciliation, and anything else that catches their eye in a Web chat carried live on both sites. You can follow the chat here when it starts at 10:00 a.m. You can also send questions, which David and Tucker will try to answer, by signing in below. (more)

The Daily Caller and our old friends at Slate continue the weekly collaboration between our sites.  Our editor Tucker Carlson and Slate Editor David Plotz will discuss current events and anything else that catches their eye in a Web chat carried live on both sites. You can follow the chat here when it starts at 4:00 p.m. You can also send questions, which David and Tucker will try to answer, by signing in below. (more)

The Daily Caller and our old friends at Slate continue the weekly collaboration between our sites.  Our editor Tucker Carlson and Slate Editor David Plotz will discuss the the Canadian jingoism at the Olympics, Evan Bayh, America's least interesting man, whether Rahm should be fired, and anything else that catches their eye in a Web chat carried live on both sites.You can follow the chat here when it starts at 4:00 p.m. You can also send questions, which David and Tucker will try to answer, by signing in below. (more)

The Daily Caller and our old friends at Slate continue the weekly collaboration between our sites.  You can follow the chat here when it starts at 4:00 p.m. You can also send questions, which David and Tucker will try to answer, by signing in below. (more)

Today The Daily Caller and our old friends at Slate continue the weekly collaboration between our sites. Our editor Tucker Carlson and Slate Editor David Plotz will discuss the the 2011 Budget, gays in the military, and anything else that catches their eye in a Web chat carried live on both sites. You can follow the chat here when it starts at 3:30 p.m. You can also send questions, which David and Tucker will try to answer, by signing in below. (more)

Just about every election night, Republican pollster Frank Luntz assembles a focus group of likely voters to help predict election results. Tonight you can see Luntz interview an assembly of Massachusetts voters on Fox at 9:10 p.m. EST. (more)

You can bet that one of the first calls Harry Reid made after his “Negro dialect” comments surfaced was to Al Sharpton. Who knows what sort of deal the two worked out, but Sharpton quickly came to Reid’s aid, dismissing the majority leader’s gaffe as a minor blemish on an otherwise pristine record of support for civil rights. (more)

Here’s what we know about how Carlos Allen, the latest White House party crasher, wound up at Barack Obama’s first state dinner: (more)