Tucker Carlson, in a now-viral interview with comedian Adam Carolla, stirred the pot by revisiting controversial claims surrounding the past of former President Barack Obama.

Carlson boldly asserted that the media had failed to report on alleged incidents involving Obama, his weird lifestyle, and homosexual affairs before the 2008 presidential election.

These claims have resurfaced, causing a buzz on social media.

Larry Sinclair, a convicted felon, alleged that he had engaged in drug use and sexual activities with Obama back in 1999.

While these allegations emerged during Obama’s presidential campaign, they were widely condemned as a political smear tactic. However, Tucker Carlson now insists that there’s more to the story.

During the interview, Carlson didn’t mince words when asked if he believed Sinclair’s accusations.

He confidently stated, “Oh, the Larry Sinclair history, that really happened. Oh for sure.” He referenced Sinclair’s willingness to take a lie detector test and sign an affidavit, suggesting credibility in the allegations.

The former top-rated Fox News host also categorically stated: “In 2008, it became really clear that Barack Obama had been having sex with men and smoking crack.”

Sinclair, who has faced legal troubles, including time in prison, made headlines when he claimed that Obama had bought and used cocaine before engaging in intimate encounters with him.

Sinclair also made another startling claim that another male lover of Obama’s had met a tragic end, detailed in his 2009 self-published book, ‘Barack Obama & Larry Sinclair: Cocaine, Sex, Lies & Murder?’

“Nobody reported it not because they were squeamish about sex or drugs but because the Obama campaign said anyone who reports on this gets no access to the Obama campaign,’ Carlson said. “So, they didn’t report on it.”

Back in 2008, Sinclair’s allegations were largely dismissed by the media due to his extensive criminal record and history of deceitful activities.

One piece of evidence Carlson points to is a redacted 1982 letter that Obama wrote to his ex-girlfriend, Alex McNear, while at Occidental College.

In the letter, Obama explored into the topic of homosexuality and confesses that he “loves making love to men daily, but in the imagination.”

Although this letter is over 40 years old and surfaced during an interview conducted by biographer David Garrow, it adds fuel to the controversy.

Despite these revelations, Carlson clarified that he isn’t attacking Obama for his sexual preferences. Rather, he is suggesting that these aspects of Obama’s life were not fully reported by the media, raising questions about transparency and accountability in political reporting.

Carlson insisted the allegations actually happened, saying, “I talked to Larry Sinclair about it. Definitely it happened.”

“Larry Sinclair has been in and out of prison 40 years ago, he’s got a criminal record by definition and he’s poor, he’s got a disordered life, he’s missing a tooth.”

“I think he has a record of deception but this story if you listen to it in detail, is clearly true.”

He added: “It’s not going to change the world that Barack Obama likes dudes, I think this was well-known.”