Tucker Carlson Criticizes US War Propaganda Against Iran

Tucker Carlson has faced criticism from various commentators for his recent remarks regarding U.S.-Iran relations and his interview with Qatar's Prime Minister. Conservative commentator Ben Shapiro labeled Carlson's comments as 'bizarre and twisted,' suggesting he is engaging in propaganda for the Qatari government and misrepresenting the complexities of Middle Eastern politics. Carlson, in turn, has accused U.S. politicians and media, particularly Fox News, of manipulating public sentiment to justify military action against Iran, asserting that domestic issues pose a greater threat to Americans than Iran does. He emphasized that the portrayal of Iran as a 'sponsor of terror' is intended to soften public opinion for war. Carlson's comments have sparked a broader debate about the narrative surrounding Iran and the implications for U.S. foreign policy. Critics, including Laurie Cardoza-Moore, have accused Carlson of aligning with Qatari interests and downplaying antisemitic risks.