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Tucker Carlson Just RUINED Trump's Life

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Tucker Carlson Just RUINED Trump's Life

Tucker Carlson reveals a private Oval Office conversation with Donald Trump in which Trump claimed, “in the end, we all die anyway,” as a justification for the Iran war, a statement Carlson describes as nihilistic and dangerously irresponsible. He argues that Trump’s statements undermine the moral and strategic foundations of leadership, especially when combined with threats of nuclear annihilation and genocide against Iran. Carlson asserts that Trump and Netanyahu are self-serving, egotistical leaders who ignore intelligence reports showing no evidence of Iran’s nuclear ambitions. Despite this, the Republican Party continues to support the war, blocking efforts to end it, which Carlson condemns as morally corrupt and politically reckless. He contends that Trump’s actions—particularly his threats of nuclear use—constitute a serious breach of presidential duty, and should have led to immediate removal from office. The conversation, which Carlson says marked a turning point in his relationship with Trump, is presented as a crucial moment of accountability. Carlson views the leak not only as a truth-telling act but as vital public education ahead of the midterms, highlighting the dangers of unchecked war and leadership without regard for future generations. He sees this as part of a broader Republican failure to represent the people, urging voters to reject such leadership in the upcoming elections.

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All right, folks. This is a pretty big deal. Tucker Carlson, who used to be one of Donald Trump's biggest allies and best friends who has recently turned on him, is now leaking a private conversation they had together about the Iran war, where Donald Trump said some incredibly concerning things to him, such as, in the end, we're all dead anyways as a justification to go to war. Tucker Carlson is really putting it out all on the table right now just months away from the midterm elections, and I think that this is something the American people should see. So I'm going to talk about all of this. We'll talk about much more than just this clip, though. Please make sure to subscribe down below, drop a like on the video, comment. Let me know what you think about this story, and let's start with this clip. Let's hear what Tucker Carlson has to say about this private conversation that he and Trump had about the Iran war before it started that really led to Carlson saying, I'm done. I'm not doing this anymore. Watch this. I didn't know the risks. And once again, I'm in an unusual position because I talked to Trump, but you've quoted him as waving off the risk by saying, it'll all be fine, which could you already said, go tell you exactly what he said that I haven't said this, but I'm just going to tell you sure. And this is a fact. And I could look at my calendar, but it was in it was I had flown back from Tel Aviv from Bangerine Airport after seeing the ambassador and two days later was in the oval with Trump alone. And he was annoyed that I had given Huckabee a hard time in this whole conversation about Huckabee. And I said, here, your US as the son of an ambassador, I know the job entails. And your ambassador, your representative to this nation just called for rearranging the Middle East and allowing Israel to take parts of Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Syria, like this is a diplomatic incident. And so we had this whole conversation about this, but then I said, this war is not about Iran's nuclear program, which you told me in the world that you eliminated back in that summer in June. Yeah. This war is being pushed by Israel with three aims. One, its own regional and Germany take Iran off the map. You can't they don't have freedom of movement as long as Iran is a regional power. Two, diminishing the power of the GCC, the six Gulf States, which are arrival to Israel and are becoming this kind of Switzerland of the Middle East. And that's bad for Israeli interests. And three, getting the US out of the Middle East because we can strain their ambitions, getting our bases out, destroying our bases. Israel wants our bases out of the Middle East. I said this to Trump to his face in the oval office days before the war began. And he looked at me and said, yes, you're right. But in the end, we all die anyway. So it doesn't matter. That's exactly what he said. In the end, we all die anyway. And I said to him, shocked. But what about our kids and our grandkids in like our country? He goes, ah. That's, that's a verb. That's a verb. I don't know. He didn't understand. That's a verbatim exchange. And I said, and I'm, and it was God watches. I said that. Okay. And I think it was, I thought it was true then. And I think it's been proven true now. The goal was to get the US out to diminish the GCC and obviously to take a run off the map and sink it into permanent internal strife into civil war, sectarian strife. And he said, it doesn't matter because in the end, we're all dead anyway. And I was shocked by that because it's nihilism. And that's the last thing any leader should display or any person should display. It does matter. Who lives or dies does matter. The future does matter. I mean, I don't say this often about Tucker Carlson. He's right. That is incredibly concerning. And I actually think he is telling the truth here about his conversation with Donald Trump, which is also not something I say often about Tucker Carlson. I think he is a liar for the most part. But after that conversation he had with Trump was really the downfall of their relationship. Then he started to turn on Trump. And he's right that you really don't want a leader, especially an American president who's about to launch a war saying, well, we're all gonna die anyway. I mean, you, you really should be focused on the future. And the consequences of your actions. Now, maybe Donald Trump doesn't care. And that's probably the answer. You know, he's 80 years old. He's going to be the oldest president assuming he serves out his term and it's entirety which, you know, maybe not, maybe, maybe not. But he will be the oldest president to ever hold office. He is the oldest president ever get elected. Um, that it, maybe it's because of his age and he doesn't really care what comes next, which is really, really selfish of him. But it's just not something you want to hear from the American president and Tucker Carlson in this same interview, also called for Donald Trump to be removed from office because he threatened nuclear war saying he should have been removed from office. If you believe, as you've said, that he effectively betrayed the country. He should be removed, he should have been removed from office immediately when he threatened nuclear war threatening the offensive use of nuclear weapons, which is to say threatening the destruction of humanity. Okay, what about the war in Iran then? It's enough for me to say he should be removed from office. He should have been removed from office by his own cabinet secretaries. The moment he threatened a nuclear attack. You're talking about the 25th amendment, where a majority of the cabinet. That's correct. Yeah. He should have been bundled up and taken out. That's a crime. There's no greater crime than that. You think of all the people you know who go to jail for violating fairer or cheating on their taxes. Here you have a guy threatening to eliminate the human race. And that's not considered a crime. It tells you how deranged our moral scale has become. So he should be removed from office for threatening first use nuclear strike. This is the first time I think Tucker Carlson has ever said that or at least in this way that he thinks Donald Trump should get removed from office. And may I remind everybody because, you know, people like Tucker Carlson, Marjorie Taylor Greene, when they talk about Trump, I'm glad that they have turned on him. I'm really, really glad. It shows like the mega fracture. And I want the Republicans to be divided. It gives us a better chance of victory. And that's my main focus, getting Democrats into office. So we can actually get this country back on track. But when Marjorie Taylor Greene and Tucker Carlson speak about this, you almost get the vibe of them saying like, well, I told you so. Like Marjorie Taylor Greene in a video we talked about on the show the other day saying, you know, this is what you get, Mag. It's like, guys, you voted for him. Not once, not twice, but three times. You can't paint for him. You guys are responsible for putting all of us, the country, the world in this position. You own some of that responsibility. And so I'm always glad to see mega voters being like, I got it wrong. But they can never be like, I told you so because we told them so, you know what I mean? It just, I just noticed that when they speak about these things, but Tucker Carlson is right. I mean, Donald Trump should have been removed from office for a variety of reasons to be clear, but especially with the war with Iran, especially threatening nuclear strikes and threatening to genocide Iran. Yeah, I think that's grounds for removal. And to be clear, Donald Trump has threatened to nuke Iran. This is what he said in the Oval Office recently. And there's really no other way to interpret this other than him wanting to use a nuke. Volatile world and the military equipment, the, the power of some of this weaponry is unthinkable. You don't even want to know about it. Oh, you could end this thing in two seconds if you wanted to, but. I mean, what, what else could he be talking about? You know, because these ballistic missiles, these cruise missiles or drones that we use in the Middle East or in just war generally, those are not enough to end a conflict like that, unless you have like a billion of them, you know, being hyperbolic. But what else could be talking about here? He's obviously talking about the ultimate weapon that being a nuclear weapon. And he's not the only time he's he has done that. The other day at the UN, when he was sitting in a roundtable with different Middle Eastern leaders, many of these people, authoritarians might I add, he kind of alluded to using a nuclear weapon as well. Look, it's going to go one way or the other. See, they're going to we're going to make a deal or it's going to end very, very quickly. It'll end very so quickly ahead will spin. So it'll end so quickly your head will spin once again, how else are we supposed to interpret this? How are you going to end it so quickly that somebody's head would spin? How do you get from A to B? And that that solution seems to be a nuclear weapon, or at least Donald Trump is kind of alluding to that in these statements. He's also, of course, just threatened to straight up genocide, Iran. Like, you know, I have, I dislike the Iranian government and their leaders, their theocratic lunatics who abuse and kill their own people, even when they protest. No matter what, they just are awful leaders. But there are millions and millions of innocent people in Iran who don't like the government and don't like this war and why do they deserve to be put in the fire of all this. But Donald Trump, saying at the UN the other day, do I annihilate the Islamic Republic of Iran, drive them into hell with no hope for generations? That's genocide. That sounds like you want to use a nuclear weapon and that is not rhetoric that you should be using as the president of the United States and not at the United Nations, which is therefore diplomacy, which is there for countries to work together. Donald Trump over here, the American president saying, should I just annihilate a whole country and give them no hope for generations? And, you know, it really doesn't help that the partner in crime for Donald Trump, Netanyahu in this war, who helped bring the United States into it has been a partner in bombing Iran is also like out of his goddamn mind. You know, he spoke at the UN, he said, devastating Iran's nuclear facilities was hard, very hard to do. But for me, it was one of the easiest, easiest decisions I've ever had to make because if we hadn't done it, we'd all be dead. That sounds pretty, Netanyahu thinks we'd all be dead right now if it weren't for him and Trump. I mean, these two men are the most self-centered, narcissistic, egotistical, evil leaders that we have seen, at least in modern American history and in our relationship with Israel over time, I think that is a fair thing. to say and it's also especially disgusting because we know for a fact that there was no change in Iran's nuclear program or Iran's missile program broadly before the war our own intelligence said that Tulsi Gabbard when she was a member of the Trump administration said that under oath that they had no reason to believe that Iran was close to a nuclear weapon they hadn't made the political decision to pursue one they didn't have the facilities to pursue one there was no evidence of it and yet you have Donald Trump and Netanyahu threatening nuclear weapon Donald Trump is threatening Iran with what he says they're threatening us with um Netanyahu saying well despite this reporting despite American intelligence we'd all be dead right now and it really doesn't help that the Republican party all these people were meant to be representing the people are doing the opposite and they're voting to extend Donald Trump's war this is a headline that people should really take into the midterms as one of their last votes before the midterm elections Republicans blocked an effort to end the Iran war they blocked it just like that the overwhelming majority of Republican senators blocking an effort to end this war they're not voting on affordability they're not voting on bringing down gas prices or policy that's going to make my life better your life better they're voting on extending Donald Trump's war it like you know corrupt party morally bankrupt party top down top down and Tucker Carlson number one leaking this conversation is a good thing and number two turning on Donald Trump in this way calling for his removal and being honest about the conversation he had with Trump in the Oval Office positive i'm happy to hear it even though he's still crazy and i still think he's out of his goddamn mind but anyway i will leave the video there thank you so much for watching please make sure to subscribe down below drop a like on the video comment let me know what you think about this story and everything we just talked about have an amazing rest of your day and we will talk soon

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. Tucker Carlson reveals a private Oval Office conversation with Donald Trump in which Trump stated, "in the end, we all die anyway," as a justification for launching the Iran war.
  2. Carlson asserts that this nihilistic view is deeply concerning and contradicts the responsibility of a leader to consider future generations and the consequences of war.
  3. Carlson claims Trump explicitly supported Israel’s goal of removing Iran from the map and weakening the Gulf Cooperation Council, which he sees as a strategic betrayal of American interests.
  4. He argues that Trump’s threats to use nuclear weapons—both in the Iran war and at the UN—amount to a direct threat of genocide, which should have triggered immediate removal from office under the 25th Amendment.
  5. Carlson criticizes the Republican Party for supporting the continuation of the war despite lack of evidence of Iran’s nuclear program, calling their actions morally bankrupt.
  6. He highlights Netanyahu’s similarly reckless statements, claiming he would have “all died” without bombing Iran, portraying both leaders as narcissistic and self-centered.
  7. Carlson states that this conversation marked a turning point in his relationship with Trump, leading him to publicly distance himself and advocate for Trump’s removal.
  8. He sees the exposure of this conversation as vital for public awareness ahead of the midterm elections, emphasizing the need for accountability in leadership.

Summary:

Tucker Carlson reveals a private Oval Office conversation with Donald Trump in which Trump claimed, “in the end, we all die anyway,” as a justification for the Iran war, a statement Carlson describes as nihilistic and dangerously irresponsible. He argues that Trump’s statements undermine the moral and strategic foundations of leadership, especially when combined with threats of nuclear annihilation and genocide against Iran. Carlson asserts that Trump and Netanyahu are self-serving, egotistical leaders who ignore intelligence reports showing no evidence of Iran’s nuclear ambitions.

Despite this, the Republican Party continues to support the war, blocking efforts to end it, which Carlson condemns as morally corrupt and politically reckless. He contends that Trump’s actions—particularly his threats of nuclear use—constitute a serious breach of presidential duty, and should have led to immediate removal from office. The conversation, which Carlson says marked a turning point in his relationship with Trump, is presented as a crucial moment of accountability.

Carlson views the leak not only as a truth-telling act but as vital public education ahead of the midterms, highlighting the dangers of unchecked war and leadership without regard for future generations. He sees this as part of a broader Republican failure to represent the people, urging voters to reject such leadership in the upcoming elections.

FAQs

Trump told Carlson, 'In the end, we all die anyway,' suggesting that the consequences of the war don't matter, which Carlson found deeply concerning and nihilistic.

After learning of Trump's nihilistic statement about the war's consequences—'we all die anyway'—Carlson felt that such a worldview is incompatible with leadership and moral responsibility.

Yes, according to the transcript, Trump reportedly threatened to 'annihilate' Iran and use nuclear weapons, describing it as a potential solution to the conflict.

No, U.S. intelligence and former Trump administration official Tulsi Gabbard stated there was no evidence Iran was close to a nuclear weapon or pursuing one before the war.

Netanyahu claimed that destroying Iran’s nuclear facilities was one of the easiest decisions he ever made, saying that otherwise, 'we'd all be dead'—a statement criticized as self-serving and dangerous.

Tucker Carlson argues that Trump should have been removed for threatening nuclear use, calling it a crime and a breach of national and moral responsibility.

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