Tucker Carlson Tonight: The Vault

Sen. Ted Cruz says it was 'a mistake' to call the Jan. 6 Capitol riot a 'violent terrorist attack'.

Congressman Mike Turner urges the Biden administration to further arm Ukraine and 'deploy a US Military presence in the Black Sea' to warn off an invasion threat from Russian forces, just months after bringing our troops home from the failed 20-year war.

Musician Ariel Pink discusses with Tucker the aftermath of being dropped by his longtime music label after attending a Trump rally and falsely being accused of participating in the Capitol Hill riot.

Former NBA star Dennis Rodman reacts to Lebron James' comments on China, NBA controversy.

Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters discusses his fight to help Julian Assange.

Famed director on why he believes nothing is what it seems with Russia, the progressive left's fractured relationship with Hillary Clinton, why Comey, not Russia influenced election and more.

Bill Nye has argued that climate change deniers suffer psychological delusions. Tucker takes him on in an unforgettable debate.

Caitlyn Jenner discusses why she voted for Trump and why he has disappointed her in his first 100 days on LGBT issues and more.

Pamela Anderson, who became close friends with Julian Assange, says his pardon would be a 'defining moment' for President Trump.

Pamela Anderson is no fan of Uber and Lyft's business practices, accusing Uber of hiring sex offender drivers and both companies of exploiting their employees.

Pamela Anderson fears for Assange's safety.

Tucker presses Governor Hutchinson on why he vetoed a bill banning youth gender reassignment surgeries and chemical castration.

South Dakota governor joins Tucker to explain her flip-flop on transgender sports bill and the NCAA's role in her decision.

Megyn Kelly speaks out about NBC's alleged Weinstein cover-up for the first time since leaving the network.

Democratic presidential candidate and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio discusses automation, the state of NYC under his leadership and his bid for the presidency with Tucker.

Tucker presses Governor Phil Murphy on why he allowed arrests at religious services.

Fox News contributor Ralph Peters suggested Tucker was like a Nazi sympathizer for wondering whether Russia and the US should work together against ISIS. Another critic mostly agrees with Peters - and Tucker takes him on.

Tucker and former U.N. Ambassador and former National Security Advisor John Bolton engage in a tense battle on foreign policy.

Demand Protest, a San Francisco company calling itself the 'largest private grassroots support organization in the United States,' posting ads offering to pay protesters to disrupt Trump's inauguration. Tucker takes on Demand Protest representative.

Just moments after sex trafficking allegations and an FBI investigation was reported, Congressman Gaetz joins Tucker to tell his side in what Tucker described as 'one of the weirdest interviews [he's] ever conducted.'

Tucker takes on a pro-Antifa professor over free speech and violence of the Left and whether political violence is justified.

Tucker calls out Newsweek for alleged bias and asks reporter Kurt Eichenwald to his face whether he should even be allowed to cover president-elect Trump.

Tucker confronts Washington Post columnist Erik Wemple for media bias in his coverage of conservatives and repeated attack on Fox News.

For months, Tucker has mocked Stormy Daniels' attorney as a 'Creepy Porn Lawyer' and ridiculed his potential presidential bid. Now, CPL sits down for an interview.