Tucker Carlson: In this extended interview, Jimmy and guest Tucker Carlson discuss Donald Trump’s dramatic shift away from his campaign promises, something Jimmy refers to as the “greatest rug pull in political history,” with Carlson describing Marjorie Taylor Greene’s criticism of Trump as an example of the disillusionment among former supporters. Carlson speculates that the July 2024 Butler assassination attempt and subsequent changes in Trump’s transition team may have been turning points, while suggesting that Trump may have learned who was behind the attack.
The conversation then advances a broader theory that Trump’s policies toward Iran, Israel, and Ukraine are likely tied to political pressure, financial incentives, and efforts to reshape global power, with both speakers arguing that the wars are weakening the United States and Europe while benefiting powerful interests. The two also question why Democrats and other political groups have not mounted stronger opposition to the Iran war, and debate whether Trump is acting against his own stated preferences under Israeli influence.
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