Tucker Carlson on choosing a spouse: 'If she cries, marry her. If she yells at you, don't.'

Tucker Carlson gave some unconventional relationship advice during an interview with a University of Chicago student.

Toward the beginning of the interview, the Fox News host was asked if there was any virtue in marrying young. Early marriage is the greatest thing you can do, Carlson said.

Young men were urged to have more children than they could afford. He responded to the concern about the financial burden of raising a family. Some people have families in Africa. Carlson insisted that there is nothing more valuable in life than children. He said that their comfort in your final hours will be worth more than any effort you make on their behalf.

The host of Tucker Carlson Tonight urged people to avoid casual sex if they want to find a spouse. Do you know if the girl you're dating is a good match for you? Does she yell at you or does she cry when she's mad at you? Marry her if she cries. Don't listen to her yell at you.

Carlson has been married to Susan for over 20 years. They have kids.

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