Carlson: Trump's 'Spellbinding' Pull, Mysterious Wrecks

0:00On May 3rd, Tucker Carlson got grilled in a New York Times interview about calling Donald Trump the Antichrist back in the day. He flat out denied it, saying those words never left his lips, but the hosts played a clip from his old show where he straight up asked of Trump. Mocking his ancestors gods meant he could be the Antichrist. Carlson now admits he regrets backing Trump for years and had private doubts all along. He leaned hard into spiritual vibes during the chat, talking about unseen forces and politics and Trump's spellbinding pull on people. Carlson compared hanging with Trump to smoking hash, like entering a dreamland that warps reality. Once Trump's top media cheerleader, Carlson's big break came over the Iran strike decision, which he hated. He sees Trump now as a slave to global pressures, with his inner circle too scared or hooked to push back. Carlson even dropped a wild theory that folks close to Trump keep getting wrecked mysteriously. Prison time, ruined careers, public shame even. Cancer calling it probably insane, but real to him.

1:05All this has Trump cam buzzing about damage control while Carlson doubles down, apologizing only if the clip's legit, but insisting it doesn't nail. His exact take on the guy, wild times and media land. Entertainment and celebrity news. Today, powered by AI bringing you was trending.