Tucker Carlson Denies Trump Apology Call Over Iran Criticism

President Donald Trump claimed that Tucker Carlson called to apologize for accusing him of being "complicit" in Israel's military attacks on Iran, stating that Carlson felt his remarks were too strong. However, Carlson denied that any such call took place during a recent interview with German newspaper Bild, firmly rebutting Trump's claim. Despite this, Carlson expressed that he likes Trump, has campaigned for him, and agrees with him on many issues. Carlson also stated he is willing to apologize for any personal missteps or nonsense he has spoken over the years but maintained that he did not attack Trump in his criticisms and did not see a need to apologize for his stance on the Israel-Iran conflict. The dispute highlights tensions within the MAGA movement regarding Trump's hawkish policies in the Middle East and the internal disagreements among prominent supporters. This exchange underscores ongoing divisions within Trump's base concerning foreign policy decisions and public discourse.