Tom Cotton, Tucker Carlson and JFK

Tucker Carlson Says Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton Allegedly Kept Someone Out Of Job To Block Full Release Of JFK Files
Tucker Carlson told NewsNation’s Chris Cuomo on his podcast Monday that he believes Republican Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton allegedly attempted to block the hiring of a particular person on the Intelligence Committee.
Tom Cotton denies ‘false’ Tucker Carlson claim that he’s fighting release of JFK files
Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) called out Tucker Carlson on Tuesday over “false” claims that the Republican senator is trying to block the release of the files related to the assassination of former President John F.
Tom Cotton responds to allegations he blocked the release of JFK files
Tom Cotton responds to allegations he blocked the release of JFK files - Cotton, who is chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, said he had no idea what was in the files and that he had total conf
GOP senator knocks ‘false’ Tucker Carlson allegation he’s fighting against JFK assassination files release
Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) is denying an accusation from ... Pam Bondi, Kash Patel, and other officials will release the files as appropriate in accordance with President Trump’s directive,” Cotton ...
GOP Senator Responds After Tucker Carlson Accuses Him of Working to Block Release of JFK Files
And there's not much room for misunderstanding. The former Fox News host and popular podcaster used an interview Monday with former CNN host Chris Cuomo to make an incendiary claim about Cotton, the Republican senator from Arkansas.
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Tom Tangles with Tucker — Sen. Tom Cotton Clashes with Commentator
Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas is firing back after a podcast conversation between Chris Cuomo and Tucker Carlson suggested ...
Sen. Tom Cotton announces reelection campaign
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Tom Cotton warns the US could lose a war with China
China could win” a war against the United States, “and we need to be open and clear-eyed about that,” Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) told the Washington Examiner.