Carlson Denies Calling Trump Antichrist

0:002. This is entertainment and celebrity news today, your AI-powered source for all things entertainment. Tucker Carlson got grilled by New York Times journalist Lulu Garcia Navarro on whether he called President Trump the antichrist. During their sit-down interview, she hit him with clips from his show where he questioned Trump skipping the Bible at his swearing in and mocked. Leaders exalting themselves above God. Carlson flat out denied using those exact words. Their beef goes back to a public split over the Iran conflict, and memes showing Carlson as Jesus. He agreed he pointed out the no-bible moment, but insisted he never directly labeled Trump the antichrist, saying he doesn't even fully get the term. Listeners and critics have been buzzing about Carlson's spiritual rants, seeing them as shot at Trump amid their feud. He's been hammering home ideas of unseen forces pulling strings, good and bad, without pinning blame on one guy. When pressed harder with more quotes, Carlson kind of backed off, apologizing a video proved he said it.

1:03He stressed it doesn't match his exact views, since antichrist isn't clearly defined in the Bible. Bottom line, Carlson wants folks pondering the spiritual side of power plays, not jumping to end times labels on politicians like Trump. Keeps the debate rolling on faith in the spotlight.