But there is no such thing as a male carrier of an X-linked genetic disorder. (I’m discussing Hemophilia B)
I don’t believe that is correct. A male who has an x-linked genetic disorder will #1 have the disorder (as opposed to just being a carrier) and #2 pass the gene on to ALL of his daughters (making them carriers) and none of his sons.
If the mother also carries an x-linked genetic disorder, then there is 50% change for children (male or female) to actually have the disorder.
If only the father has the disorder, all his daughters will be carriers of the disorder.