Tucker Carlson Concludes Remote Interview with Iran's President, Planning Imminent Broadcast
IRAN, JUL 5 – Carlson conducted the interview remotely via translator and requested a separate interview with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to ensure balanced coverage of the Iran-Israel conflict.
- Tucker Carlson will release an interview with Iran President Masoud Pezeshkian this week, anticipating criticism for the interview.
- Carlson aims to provide diverse perspectives on the tensions involving Iran, stating that Americans deserve comprehensive information.
- He acknowledged the criticisms for conducting the interview, emphasizing the importance of allowing citizens to form their own opinions.
- Carlson mentioned that he avoided questions about the damage from the United States' strike, believing the answers would not be honest.
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Tucker Carlson Aired Interview With President of Iran
WASHINGTON – U.S. conservative talk show host Tucker Carlson said in an online post on Saturday that he had conducted an interview with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, which aired early Monday. Carlson said the interview was conducted remotely through a translator, and would be published as soon as it was edited, which “should be in a day or two.” Carlson said he had stuck to simple questions in the interview, such as, “What is your goal? D…
Iran's President, Masood Peseshkin, said that Tehran could resolve his differences with the United States through dialogue, but trust would be in question after the US and Israel's attacks, and he called on the American leader Donald Trump not to join the war in which Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel was drawn. "I am convinced that we could very easily resolve our differences and conflicts with the United States through dialogue and n…
Iranian President: Israel Tried to Assassinate Me
TEHRAN – In a high-profile interview with Tucker Carlson released Monday, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian claimed that Israel attempted to assassinate him during last month’s conflict, not the United States. Speaking via translator, Pezeshkian said, “They tried to bombard the area in which we were holding that meeting.” The Iranian leader blamed Israeli Prime Minister […]
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"I was at a meeting. They tried to bomb the area where we were holding the meeting," the Iranian president said, accusing Israel of trying to assassinate him, in an interview published Monday.
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