Ken Paxton posted on X that he was “heading to Maine” to “sit down with @TuckerCarlson”[…]
“Your fans and your detractors, I think, would both acknowledge that you’re the most aggressive legal opponent of the Biden administration in the United States,” Carlson said “You’re a Republican, elected with a big margin in a Republican state, but it was Republicans who tried to take you out”[…]
As Paxton explained, “[W]e have 150 members of the Texas House and 65 of ’em are Democrats And those 65 Democrats always vote in a bloc”[…]
When Carlson asked Paxton if he believed the “Republican Speaker of the House is chosen by the Democrats,” Paxton replied “Pretty much, yeah”

“Wait, so you can have a big majority in the Texas House but still not control the Texas House?” Carlson asked “That’s exactly what has been happening over the last, say, 14 years, 16 years,” Paxton said[…]
Paxton elaborated on his conspiracy that Democrats were really responsible[…]pointing out that “two of the four House investigating lawyers” previously worked for the Department of Justice during the Biden administration[…]
He also blamed other organizations, like the Texans for Lawsuit Reform PAC which, he said, worked to defeat him in the race for Attorney General and was communicating with Republican strategist Karl Rove[…]
Carlson went on to call Rove an “activist liberal working effectively for the Biden administration”[…]
Paxton and Carlson also complained about the number of undocumented immigrants who’ve crossed the border and entered Texas, criticizing Texas Sen John Cornyn for failing to speak out against this “invasion”[…]
Carlson also griped about Cornyn’s support for Ukraine in its effort to repel the Russian invasion, telling Paxton that if you “compare the amount of time[…]spent talking about the invasion of his own state by the rest of the world with the time he’s spent talking about the invasion of Ukraine by Russia, he’s far more concerned about what’s happening in Ukraine”