Tucker Carlson Says Trump Is 'Not A Man In Charge Of His Own Life'—Wants To Build New Third Party
Key takeaways
- Topline Tucker Carlson wants to build his own political party, telling the Columbia Journalism Review in an interview he has stopped speaking to President Donald Trump since the U.S.
- Carlson, who has been highly critical of U.S. foreign intervention, told the Columbia Journalism Review he has not spoken to Trump “since the regime-change war began,” adding, “I'm not interested in talking to him."
- The conservative political podcaster said he visited and warned Trump three times at the White House before the U.S.
Topline Tucker Carlson wants to build his own political party, telling the Columbia Journalism Review in an interview he has stopped speaking to President Donald Trump since the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran—a public break with the president he has long known and privately lobbied for.
Carlson made the comments about Trump in an interview with the Columbia Journalism Review.Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images Key Facts Carlson said he is “going to do everything I can to bring about” a new political party, claiming the U.S. government is “a one-party state posing as a democracy, and it needs to be broken.”
Carlson, who has been highly critical of U.S. foreign intervention, told the Columbia Journalism Review he has not spoken to Trump “since the regime-change war began,” adding, “I'm not interested in talking to him."