Trump Ally Apologizes for Role in Getting Him Elected After President Turns on Them, Says We 'Are the Reason This is Happening'
Just Jared • • world
Key Points:
- Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson has taken responsibility for helping Donald Trump get elected, expressing regret and acknowledging that supporters like him are "implicated" in the current consequences of Trump's presidency.
- Carlson criticized Trump's recent aggressive rhetoric towards Iran, calling the president's Easter statement "vile," which led to Trump publicly attacking Carlson on social media.
- In a discussion with his brother Buckley Carlson, a former Trump speechwriter, Tucker reflected on the moral dilemma faced by Trump supporters, admitting they will be "tormented" by their role in enabling Trump's actions.
- Both Carlson brothers expressed feelings of betrayal and concern over the fallout from Trump's presidency, questioning whether Trump's controversial behavior was part of a deliberate plan.
- The article notes that another close associate of Tucker Carlson has recently left a significant position connected to the White House, highlighting ongoing shifts among Trump's former allies.
