Tucker Carlson Lets Mike Tyson Get Extremely High For Interview, Despite Anti-Weed Stance

“Fox Nation” host, Tucker Carlson, might not be such a marijuana hater after all.

Despite his outspoken thoughts on marijuana, Carlson allowed professional boxer, Mike Tyson, to light up and smoke the drug at his house.

According to an exclusive report from Page Six, Carlson had Tyson stay at his home before appearing on his “Fox Nation” show, “Tucker Carlson Today.”

Tyson believed he wouldn’t have a place to lay his head in Carlson’s home due to his weed smoking, but the right-winged news anchor happily obliged to Tyson staying and blazing up at his home.

“Tucker told him that it’s not his thing personally, but he had no problem with Mike smoking while he was there,” said a source.

Tyson recently admitted that he and his podcast co-host, Eben Britton, smoke about $40k worth of his CA cannabis farm each month.

Carlson has been outspoken about marijuana and the problems it’s caused in this country.

He outspokenly blamed cannabis, feminists and depression medication for the July 4th mass shooting.

Per The Wrap, Carlson asserted that young American men “inhabit” a life filled with “social media, porn, and video games,” and “government-endorsed weed.”

He also alleged that “crackpots posing as ‘counselors'” are forcing American children to take “psychotropic drugs.”

“The authorities in their lives, mostly women, never stop lecturing them about their so-called privilege. ‘You’re male, you’re privileged.’ Imagine that, try to imagine an unhealthier, unhappier life than that. So a lot of young men in America are going nuts. Are you surprised? And by the way, a shockingly large number have been prescribed psychotropic drugs by their doctors, SSRIS, or antidepressants,” Carlson said.

Ironically enough, Tyson blamed weed for his on-flight fight in June.

Fans recently saw the ex-boxer pummel a passenger who looked to be bothering him in a video that has gone viral.

Although first keeping mute about the ordeal, Tyson has now come forward to offer a firsthand account of what happened and tendered an apology for his actions.

During an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel’s eponymous show, “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” “Iron Mike” added his voice to the growing opinions about his altercation with a passenger on a flight.

“Hey listen, I’m usually good at these things,” Tyson told Kimmel on his show.

“I was wrong, that should’ve never happened. That’s me back in my primitive child stages, I shouldn’t have done that, but I was just irritated, tired, high, and pissed off. S**t happens!”

“I don’t wanna hurt nobody!” he added.

Following the altercation going viral, social media was awash with comments, with several individuals asserting that Tyson should not have reacted while others thought that the passenger had it coming.

Tyson’s statement seemed to indicate that the passenger came to him at a time when he was not in the mood to enter such actions to engage in such behavior; things may have turned out differently if the meet-up had happened at a different moment.