Overview
- Multiple members of Heritage’s National Task Force to Combat Antisemitism resigned after Kevin Roberts backed Tucker Carlson following Carlson’s interview with Nick Fuentes.
- Roberts apologized for his comments and acknowledged a poor choice of words, yet he remains in his post as president.
- The Combat Antisemitism Movement suspended Heritage’s membership and rebuked Roberts in a formal letter.
- Departing advisers, including David Bernstein and Rabbi Yaacov Menken, described a moral failure, and Mark Goldfeder criticized elevating Carlson and attacking critics.
- Conservative commentary split sharply, with WSJ’s Gerard Baker calling the episode a test of values as more than a dozen fellows and supporters reportedly quit, while American Greatness urged against “cancelling” Roberts.