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It was a relationship that saw both Donald Trump and Tucker Carlson rise to power.
Now, the Tucker-Trump bromance is officially over.
Conservative media powerhouse Tucker Carlson has offered an apology to voters for backing the president, as their relationship turned sour.
Today, Jason Zengerle, staff writer for the New Yorker, on the end of Tucker and Trump – and what it means for the MAGA movement.
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Guest: Staff writer for the New Yorker, Jason Zengerle
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