Tucker Carlson Predicts Trump Administration May Nuke Iran Within Days
Carlson said Netanyahu is pressing for the strike as Trump weighs diplomacy, and claimed 45 million people have viewed his warning on X.
- On Monday, conservative commentator Tucker Carlson claimed President Donald Trump is under "maximum pressure" from Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu to authorize a nuclear strike on Iran's Pickaxe Mountain.
- According to Carlson, tunnels at Pickaxe Mountain are protected by approximately 300 feet of granite, making conventional American weapons insufficient to penetrate the deeply buried site.
- Trump publicly rejected using nuclear weapons during an October 15 Newsmax interview, yet recently threatened to "give them the hammer" at an Iowa rally on Sunday.
- Netanyahu's election setback fuels Carlson's claims; his bloc secured only 53 of 120 Knesset seats, falling short of the 61 needed for a majority government.
- Carlson warned a nuclear strike would make "World War Three inevitable," though no official evidence confirms the administration has authorized or actively considered such an attack.
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Tucker Carlson warns Trump may consider a nuclear strike on Iran, prompting calls from across the political spectrum for him to rule it out and for Congress to step up.
Israel's ambassador to the UN spoke about an alleged plan to launch a nuclear bomb on Iran published by Tucker Carlson.
Why Trump is not going to use a nuclear weapon against Iran
Contrary to Tucker Carlson’s claims, it is extraordinarily unlikely that President Donald Trump will order a nuclear strike on Iran. Such a strike would be militarily unnecessary and would ignite a profound domestic and foreign policy crisis. Trump would probably be forced out of power. Not so, says Carlson. In a post on X on […]
Journalist Tucker Carlson caused controversy again over a social media post referring to the war in Iran, where he talks about a possible U.S. nuclear attack.Tucker Carlson was Tucker Carlson Tonight's anchor on Fox News from 2016 to 2023, a program that introduced far-right perspectives into U.S. politics. According to the British encyclopedia, Carlson was accused of spreading misinformation and misinformation on his program.His program was can…
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