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Florida gubernatorial candidate whom Kiriakou says he never personally endorsed, despite viral claims and a since-deleted tweet posted by his assistant; Kiriakou calls Fishback's stance on Israel well-considered but distances himself from Fishback's other stated positions, including a proposed sin tax on OnlyFans creators, an immigration moratorium, and comments Kiriakou calls racist.
James Fishback is a Florida gubernatorial candidate and former Tucker Carlson guest whom John Kiriakou says he knows personally, and whose views on Israel he considers well-considered, calling them emblematic of a new generation of political candidates rethinking the U.S.-Israel relationship — while insisting he never endorsed Fishback despite claims that went viral.[1] Kiriakou and podcast host Danny Jones discuss Fishback’s platform, which they say includes suspending enforcement of “unconstitutional” anti-Semitic hate speech laws, a moratorium on immigration into Florida, a 50% sin tax on OnlyFans creators, and executing abortion doctors.[2]
In a separate interview, Kiriakou says it was his assistant, not himself, who posted a February 2026 tweet endorsing Fishback, and that he “tore him a new one” and deleted the tweet after learning more about Fishback’s extreme statements.[3] He confirms he never personally endorsed Fishback, who Kiriakou’s interviewer says has made statements including that a Black man should be lynched and disparaging remarks about how Indian people eat — comments Kiriakou agrees make Fishback someone not to be allied with, despite his anti-AIPAC positions.[4]
Sourced from John Kiriakou's on-record public statements. See his profile for the full body of his interviews, podcast appearances, and short-form video.
