Tucker Carlson Interviewed Iran’s President Pezeshkian
TUCKER Carlson Will abandon an interview with the Iranian president Masoud Pezeshkian This week, publishing a video before what he expects to be a return of flame against the cat.
Carlson published a video on Saturday revealing that he had just enveloped an interview with Pezeshkian and he expects him to drop in the coming days. The former Fox News host argued that Americans should hear as many prospects as possible with regard to increased tensions in places like Iran.
President Donald Trump Divide some Maga commentators by bombing Iranian nuclear sites after Iran and Israel making strikes against each other. The extent of the damage of the United States strike does not remain fully clear, but the president said that he has resumed the country’s nuclear programs per year.
Carlson has entered heated -up -ups with Republicans like Mark Levin and the senator Ted Cruz (R) As he pleaded for diplomacy on the United States which is caught in another war in the Middle East. Commentators like Levin have pleaded for more aggressive actions to be taken against Iran to ensure that they never have a nuclear weapon.
Carlson said on Saturday:
We know that we will be criticized for doing this interview. Why did we do it anyway? Well, we did it because we were just in war with Iran 10 days ago and maybe we will be. And therefore our point of view, which has remained coherent over time, is that American citizens have constitutional law and the law given by God to all the information they can collect on the questions which affect them. If their country does something with their money on their behalf, they have the right, an absolute right, to find out as much as they can. And that would include hearing the people they fight.
Carlson admitted that viewers will not be able to fully trust everything that the president of Iran says, but argued that the conversation was always worth it because people can decide what they do and do not believe. Carlson said he had also contacted an interview with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Carlson said he avoided questions about the extent of the United States strike damage, knowing that he would not get an honest or precise answer.
“I asked him very simple questions, such as what is your goal? Are you looking for war with the United States? Are you looking for war with Israel, etc.,” he said. “Once again, the goal of this was not to go to the absolute truth. It is impossible in an interview like this. The purpose of the interview was to add to the corpus of knowledge from which Americans can derive their own opinion. Learn everything you can, then you decide.”
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