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Trump vs. Carlson: Conservative Divide on Iran

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Trump and Carlson clash over Iran, highlighting conservative divide: Trump fires back at Carlson, labeling him low IQ and spreading bad info. Carlson warns of potential nuclear war, urging officials to push back on Trumps threats. Marjorie Taylor Greene and other conservatives express unease, pitting hawks against isolationists. Trump stands firm, emphasizing the need to deter Iran and protect American interests.

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Trump vs. Carlson: Conservative Divide on Iran

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US News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Trump vs. Carlson: Conservative Divide on Iran. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 7, President Trump just fired back at Tucker Carlson over his takes on the Iran situation, calling him out for having no clue what's really happening. Trump labeled Carlson low IQ, and said he's spreading bad info right when things are heating up with Iran. Carlson went viral on X and his podcast, warning that Trump's threats to hit Iranian power plants and bridges could spark nuclear war. He even told officials to push back and ignore any orders like that. This beef shows a real split in conservative ranks, now six weeks into the Iran tensions. Folks like Marjorie Taylor Greene are uneasy too. Pitting the hawks who want strong action against America first isolationists who say stay out. Trump's not budging, stressing the need to deter Iran and keep oil flowing through the strait of hormones. The White House shot down wild talk of nuclear plans as total nonsense, while keeping airstrikes and targeted hits on the table. As Iran's deadline to meet U.S. demands ticks closer,

that conservative divide looks at to grow, but Trump made it clear he's standing firm to. Protect American interests no matter the noise. This has been U.S. News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.

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