Trump is pushing himself with his former supporter Tucker Carlson

Donald Trump was able to rely on Tucker Carlson for many years. The moderator, which was shot at FOX News in 2023, was long considered a poster boy of the Trumpists and glowing supporters of the US President. In the past few days, however, Carlson Trump has criticized his handling of the Israeli-Iranian conflict in the Middle East. That was not well received in the Oval Office.

When Trump was asked about it at the G7 summit during an interview with the British Prime Minister Keir Strander, he said mockingly: “I don’t know what Tucker says Carlson says. The comment should have been a swipe at Carlson’s exhaust at Trump’s favorite Fox News. Since then, the moderator has been running an online show.

Carlson had previously knitted in a post against war sheds he named, which would urge Trump to participate in the conflict. Among other things, he called his former Fox news colleagues Sean Hannity and Mark Levin. On Monday, he also talked about the Middle East conflict in his online show with Trump’s former chief strategist Steve Bannon. Among other things, the question “Will the Iran War become the decline of the Maga movement?”. Carlson accused his ex-station Fox News to do pro-war propaganda. Israel is in turn a “small, far -distance country” that “should fight his wars itself.”

Trump, who had left the G7 summit in Canada because of the Middle East crowd, later followed up on his network Truth Social and “can someone please explain to the crazy Tucker Carlson: ‘Iran must not have any atomic bomb!'”

Doesn’t sound like the relationship between Trump and Carlson quickly kept again.