Buckley Carlson Leaves White House Role Amid Tensions Between Tucker Carlson and Trump
Buckley Carlson exits White House role under JD Vance amid Tucker Carlson–Trump tensions
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Buckley Carlson, son of conservative commentator Tucker Carlson, has left his position as deputy press secretary to Vice President JD Vance. His departure follows rising tensions between his father and President Donald Trump, who has publicly criticized Tucker Carlson. Buckley plans to start his own political consultancy business.
- 01Buckley Carlson has resigned as deputy press secretary to Vice President JD Vance.
- 02His departure aligns with increasing tensions between his father, Tucker Carlson, and President Donald Trump.
- 03Buckley Carlson intends to launch a political consultancy business.
- 04He was previously a staff member for Republican Representative Jim Banks.
- 05Trump has publicly criticized Tucker Carlson, calling him and others 'low IQ' and 'NUT JOBS.'
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Buckley Carlson has officially exited his role as deputy press secretary to Vice President JD Vance, a position he held since early 2025. His resignation comes amid escalating tensions between his father, Tucker Carlson, and President Donald Trump, who has made derogatory remarks about Tucker on social media, labeling him and others as 'low IQ' and 'NUT JOBS.' Buckley had communicated his intention to leave as early as December 2025 but chose to remain for a smooth transition. With plans to start his own political consultancy, Buckley Carlson's career shift follows a background in political roles, including serving as deputy chief of staff for Republican Representative Jim Banks. The rift between Tucker Carlson and Trump has been exacerbated by Tucker's opposition to military actions, particularly regarding Iran, which he argued could endanger American lives and interests. Trump's dismissal of Tucker's views has further strained their relationship.
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