Tucker Carlson Denies Trump Antichrist Remark

0:00On May 2nd, Tucker Carlson got called out for questioning if Donald Trump could be the anti-Christ. In a New York Times interview, reporter Lulugar Sia Navarro pressed him on a comment he made on his own podcast last month. Carlson denied saying it outright, claiming he doesn't fully get what the anti-Christ even means. This blew up after Trump's weird social media posts with AI images of Jesus Christ, plus their beef over the Iran War. On his April 15th episode, Carlson told listeners about a leader mocking ancient gods and putting himself above them, then asked, could this be? The anti-Christ? Who knows? Fans and critics jumped on it, seeing it as a big rift between the ex allies. Carlson pushed back in the interview, saying he might have noted others asking that, but he wasn't endorsing it. He got defensive, insisting if he really thought Trump was the anti-Christ, he'd say so straight up. Sia Navarro wouldn't let it go, pointing out the exact words from the clip. Carlson apologized if the video proved it, but clarified it didn't match his true feelings.

1:04No precision there on Trump being that figure. Carlson explained he brings up spiritual angles to help his audience look beyond the physical world. It's all part of urging folks to think deeper about what's unfolding right now. Famine and celebrity news today, powered by AI bringing you what's trending.