Jon Stewart Adds Fuel to the Twitter Fire Already Roasting Tucker Carlson


Tucker Carlson always seems to be having some kind of public meltdown over some manufactured outrage, because he’s paid to whine for a living. But Carlson went too far on his Fox News show Wednesday night when he mocked President Joe Biden’s comments regarding the new uniforms the US military has created to fit women more properly, including the creation of maternity flight suits for those who are pregnant; the military also updated their requirements for hairstyles. The idea of women being braver than he is–which isn’t saying a lot–was just too much for the Swanson Frozen Foods heir who has never served in any of the armed forces.
“So we’ve got new hairstyles and maternity flight suits,” Carlson snarked. “Pregnant women are going to fight our wars. It’s a mockery of the US military.”

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F*ck Tucker Carlson. While he was practicing his two-step, America’s female warriors were hunting down Al Qaeda and proving the strength of America’s women.
Happy belated International Women’s Day to everyone but Tucker, who even I can dance better than. pic.twitter.com/E4wchht9lA
— Tammy Duckworth (@TammyDuckworth) March 11, 2021
Someone who has always supported the military is former “Daily Show” host Jon Stewart, who quietly joined Twitter in January and reminded everyone on Thursday that he once owned Carlson on his former show in the most glorious way.
I called Tucker Carlson a dick on National television. It’s high time I apologize…to dicks. Never should have lumped you in with that terrible terrible person.
— Jon Stewart (@jonstewart) March 11, 2021
Just in case you might have forgotten, here’s a clip of that historic interview.
But Alyssa Milano may have one-upped even Stewart by summing up just how you solve a problem like Tucker Swanson Carlson.
Why are we even talking about Tucker Carlson. He’s fucking irrelevant. Don’t give that asshole oxygen.
— Alyssa Milano (@Alyssa_Milano) March 11, 2021