During an interview on Tucker Carlson’s podcast, Hunter Biden, son of former U.S. President Joe Biden, launched a blistering attack on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, arguing that calling the Israeli leader “evil incarnate” should not be considered antisemitic.
At the same time, Carlson raised conspiratorial claims about the origins of allegations concerning purported criminal material found on Biden’s infamous laptop.
Hunter Biden: “If it’s antisemitic to point out that Bibi Netanyahu is evil incarnate then I don’t know what to say to people anymore. All you have to do is just open your eyes. Open your heart for one minute” pic.twitter.com/avtk4yobkL
— Marco Foster (@MarcoFoster_) August 10, 2026
“If it’s antisemitic to point out that Bibi Netanyahu is evil incarnate, then I don’t know what to tell people anymore,” Biden told Carlson. “All you have to do is just open your eyes, open your heart for one second.” Carlson responded by calling it “such an obvious lie.”
Later in the conversation, Carlson raised another bizarre and conspiratorial allegation, claiming that Israeli figures were responsible for providing him with information concerning allegations that material involving exploited minors had been found on Hunter Biden’s laptop.
“The claim that there were pictures or videos of exploited minors on the laptop? That came from the Israelis,” Carlson said. “I’m just telling you that. They came to me with it. So I know that.”
INSANE 🚨 Tucker Carlson makes WILD Accusation to Cover for Hunter Biden’s Child P*rn on his laptop.
“The allegations that there was abuse of minors came from the Israelis”
That’s FALSE: @TuckerCarlson did the Israeli’s put pictures of Hunter Biden with little kids in… pic.twitter.com/ECzVGGuUG9
— J (@JayTC53) August 10, 2026
Carlson further claimed that one of his producers met with an individual who connected members of his team with figures linked to Netanyahu. “They were behind it,” Carlson alleged, claiming that people in Washington knew about the supposed Israeli connection but refrained from criticizing Israel. “I felt like everyone in Washington knew it, but there was so much pressure to never criticize Israel in any way,” Carlson said.
Neither Carlson’s claims of Israeli involvement nor the allegations he attributed to Israeli-linked figures were substantiated in the material presented during the conversation. What was unmistakable, however, was the direction of the discussion: an attack on Israel’s prime minister quickly expanded into sweeping, unverified allegations implicating Israelis themselves.