Conservative Media Feud Over Trump's Iran Strike

0:00On March 6, conservative media personalities are locked in a heated feud over President Trump's choice to strike Iranian leaders. Big names like Ben Shapiro, Mark Levin, Tucker Carlson, Megan Kelly, and Sean Hannity have traded harsh insults, highlighting deep splits in the right-wing commentary. The class kicked off when Carlson slammed the Iran action as disgusting and evil. Levin fired back by labeling Kelly a crazy grandma grouper, while Shapiro called her an unbelievable coward for not directly criticizing Trump. Laura Lumer, piled on with even rougher language against Kelly. These personal attacks build on older grudges, like Carlson accusing Levin of pushing for war during a White House lunch last June. Hannity distanced himself this week, saying he disagrees with Carlson, but wants no part in the infighting. Observer see this as a symptom of a bigger crack in the Maga Coalition, similar to disputes over other Trump policies. And to note the drama boosts clicks and subscribers for independent voices, turning

1:01real anger into a reality TV-style spectacle. As tensions simmer, the infighting shows no signs of cooling, forcing conservatives to pick sides and what could reshape their media landscape.