Born on May 16, 1969, in San Francisco, California, Tucker Carlson is a news anchor, political pundit, commentator as well as a columnist.

He is 47 years old and puts his bold thoughts right across people’s face. Having established an image of a dedicated Correspondent, Tucker Carlson works for Fox News. His full name is Tucker Swanson McNear Carlson, and his trademark is his bowtie. Here we will let you know all about him in detail!

He is so well-known and famous that in 2003, he published his autobiography, “Politicians, Partisans, and Parasites: My Adventures in Cable News”. The books have been loved by his fans!

Tucker is a married man. His wife Susan Andrews has supported him through the ups and downs of life. They got married in 1991, and they have 4 children. Since they are living peacefully with the family, there is no question of any divorce between them.

Tucker has been passionate about journalism since an early age. Since his father was the president of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting as well as the director of Voice of America, he was influenced by his father very much.

He is a graduate of Trinity College, where he majored in the History. He started his career from “Policy Review”, where he was on the editorial staff.

He is best known for being a political news correspondent at Fox News Channel.  He is also involved in “The Daily Caller” as its editor in chief and co-founder.

His work experiences have helped him scale up in the years of his professional life. He worked in many newspapers, from which he earned a lot of popularity.

He has written articles for the popular newspapers such as The New York Times Magazine, The Weekly Standard, Esquire, The New Republic and The Daily Beast.

When we turn back the pages of his career, we find that he was offered a job at CNN as the anchor in 2000. He was the youngest anchor at CNN, and he remained there until 2005.

There, he worked for the program, “The Spin Room” as a co-host. Later, he also got a chance to work as a co-host in the popular program “Crossfire”. He also hosts the program “Tucker Carlson: Unfiltered”, which was broadcasted by PBS.

In 2009, he joined the Fox News Channel. He frequently appeared on “Red Eye w/ Greg Gutfeld” as a guest panelist. He also got the chance to host the “Hannity”.

Initially, he was recruited as a news contributor. But after his tremendous efforts in his job, they came to realize that he should be included in other programs as well.

He has also launched “The Daily Caller” in 2010, which is a political news website. It became popular and had reporters from around the country.

All the reporters are linked to different channels. In 2011, he was offered the opportunity to host yet another successful program, “Fox & Friends”. 

He is one of the richest TV personalities with an estimated net worth of $8 million dollars. Though there is no official record of his annual salary, it is believed around $500 thousand dollars.

Till the years he plans to work ahead in the industry, we can assume that his wealth will go on soaring up.

Regarding his height, he is 6 feet 1 inches tall. He is also a supporter of gay marriage. He believes that marriage can be a civilizing force for all people.

He is a conservative.

His success hasn’t kept him away from controversies. Though he has been very successful, he has also been involved in many controversies. He was fired from CNN for an unnecessary comment on “Crossfire”.

He is also actively involved in social networking sites. You can follow him on Twitter and get updates through his tweets.

His biography is also available on his Wikipedia and IMDb page. You can also view his videos YouTube.

Tucker is out there battling Anti-Trump protestors. Tucker willfully argued in a conversation with Sunsara Taylor that had she believed Trump was like Hitler in any ways, she wouldn’t then be appearing in television shows and rather be committing acts of violence.

“We Shouldn’t Be Giving Loans To People ‘Faking’”. What does he want to show?

Tucker was sincerely asking Jillian Weiss about how to trust someone who comes out as gay the other day. He seemed to be very keen on talking against transgender people and he kept telling that they were ‘fake’.

‘I’m saying don’t give $11 billion of way to people who are faking!’ said Carlson.

Weiss also didn’t find it necessary to say that he was right. She asked him directly to show her the evidence of any transgender faking. She said that if Carlson could show and say that someone actually faked, she would sit and discuss about it.