Tucker Carlson fired shots at his ex-employer for backing President Donald Trump’s nascent war against Iran while warning of the apparently fattening effects of being a “propaganda” shill. The arch-conservative commentator sat down with fellow former Fox News anchor Clayton Morris to discuss the network’s coverage of the mounting conflict on the most recent edition of his podcast,

As Trump announced a ceasefire, he released an episode of his show where he continued to question their coverage, zeroing in on Griffin, Fox's Chief National Security Correspondent.