NSA: Tucker Carlson spying claims "untrue"

Of note: On his show Monday, Carlson admitted his claim was "shocking" and "ordinarily we'd be skeptical of it." But he said a whistleblower provided evidence that such surveillance was occurring.

• The host has yet to share the evidence.
• A Fox News spokesperson pointed Axios to a segment from his Tuesday evening show in which he called the NSA's statement a "paragraph of lies." He said the statement "does not deny" that it read his private emails without his permission.
• Carlson insisted the agency and the Biden administration won't answer his question about whether they read his emails.

Editor's note: This article has been updated with new details throughout.