"Tucker Carlson openly called Donald Trump evil on Monday. He said he was evil. Theologically evil. The kind of evil that has a name in the Christian tradition."
"The proximate cause was a Truth Social post Trump dropped at 8 a.m. on Easter Sunday morning. It promised to destroy Iranian power plants and bridges."
"Carlson framed his response on X before the monologue even dropped: Desecrating Easter was the first step toward nuclear war. Christians need to understand where Trump is taking us."
"What he did instead was tell the Christians who form the bedrock of Trump's base that their continued support is no longer a political question. It is a moral one."
Tucker Carlson openly called Donald Trump evil, specifically theologically evil, during a 43-minute monologue. He referenced a controversial Truth Social post by Trump that threatened Iran on Easter Sunday. Carlson argued that this act desecrated a significant Christian holiday and warned that it could lead to nuclear war. He emphasized that Christians must reconsider their support for Trump, framing it as a moral issue rather than a political one. This marked a significant and calculated critique from within Trump's own media coalition.
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