Tucker Carlson on Trump's 'Spellbinding' Effect

0:00It's May 2nd, from red carpets to breaking stories. This is entertainment and celebrity news, powered by AI. Tucker Carlson just dropped some wild thoughts in a New York Times interview, saying hanging out with President Trump feels like smoking hash. He called it a spellbinding quality, maybe even supernatural, that leaves people in his orbit confused and super compliant. He broke it down like this, spend a day with Trump and you're in Dreamland, weakened and going along with whatever he wants. Carlson admitted he's felt it firsthand, and he thinks it's real, though he's no theologian to explain it fully. Folks close to Trump often rave about his vibe, but Carlson's take stands out for going mystical. He pushed back when pressed about past comments questioning if Trump was the anti-Christ, denying he ever said that on his show. The chat had other gems too. Carlson regrets sitting down with Nick Fuentes, and he floated a dark theory on Trump easing medical marijuana rules, claiming it's to drop. It's testosterone levels nationwide and keep everyone more passive.

1:01All this from one long sit down shows, Carlson's still unpacking the Trump effect, blending personal vibes with bigger conspiracies that keep the conversation buzzing.