Back in 2007, failed Dancing With the Stars hoofer and talking head Tucker Carlson boasted of his handling of a misdirected pickup:

“Having sex in a public men’s room is outrageous. It’s also really common. I’ve been bothered in men’s rooms.” Carlson continued, “I’ve been bothered in Georgetown Park,” in Washington, D.C., “when I was in high school.” When Abrams asked how Carlson responded to being “bothered,” Carlson asserted, “I went back with someone I knew and grabbed the guy by the — you know, and grabbed him, and … hit him against the stall with his head, actually.”

So he would be the perfect guest to bring on to discuss harassment and violence based on sexual orientation (as in a effort in Alameda, CA to pass an anti-bullying law). He turned up on Fox News’ Fox & Friends today (Media Matters):

Tucker is concerned that being taught tolerance is “controversial” and an effort to “force’ tolerance curriculum on children — and it’s expensive, too, he notes.