Controversial conservative commentator Tucker Carlson has sounded the alarm about potential dangers looming over former President Donald Trump, suggesting the possibility of assassination risks in an interview with Adam Carolla.
Pointing to the relentless barrage of criticism, unending protests, impeachment proceedings, and legal entanglements that have dogged Trump, Carlson didn’t mince his words: “We’re speeding toward assassination, obviously.”
Carlson went on to dissect what he termed the “Permanent Washington” establishment – a force spanning both major political parties – that perceives Trump’s influence as an existential threat to their power. “It’s hard to overstate how bad this is. I don’t know where it’s going. But there’s a collision that’s clearly imminent,” he warned.
Adding fuel to the fire, Carlson didn’t spare any punches when it came to his assessment of President Joe Biden’s capacity to lead. Branding Biden as “senile, in a way that’s impossible to deny,” Carlson questioned the effectiveness of his governance.
“I’ve never been this worried about anything as I am about where this is going,” Carlson confessed.
As for the 2024 presidential race, Carlson highlighted the intriguing dynamics shaping up. Despite the constant barrage of criticisms directed at Trump, his popularity endures, driving him toward a likely dominant victory in the GOP presidential primary for the party’s 2024 nomination.
Polling trends indicate that Trump and Biden are positioned to clinch their respective party’s nominations, setting the stage for a potential Biden-Trump rematch in the 2024 general election.
Just ahead of the recent GOP presidential debate, which Trump opted not to attend, Carlson delivered a pre-recorded interview with the former president, and the response was staggering. According to Breitbart, the interview garnered a whopping 90 million views within the first three hours of its posting, eventually accumulating over 250 million views.
Trump’s campaign senior adviser, Susie Wiles, underscored the contrast between Trump’s policy-driven conversation in the interview and the canned responses offered on the debate stage. Wiles declared, “President Trump won this evening’s Republican debate in dominating fashion. More people watched President Trump’s interview with Tucker Carlson than the rest of the field on the debate stage combined.”
In the midst of these high-stakes political dynamics, Carlson’s stark warnings and the undying support Trump continues to enjoy point to an ever-intensifying battleground for America’s future.
