Tucker Carlson ignited a firestorm during a recent interview on Israeli television station Channel 13, where he accused Benjamin Netanyahu of pressuring Donald Trump into the war with Iran. Carlson further alleged that Israel has "definitely lost its morality" by engaging in what he termed the ethnic cleansing of innocents in Gaza.
The reactions are split between ideological realignment and pop-culture critique. On The Diary Of A CEO, Steven Bartlett noted that the host is "apologizing for supporting" Trump, suggesting the Iran conflict has backfired for the former president. Meanwhile, Tim Dillon took a more surreal approach on The Tim Dillon Show, joking that kids have become "sticky-fingered junkies" obsessed with watching his clips.
While the White House dismissed these comments as "cheap publicity," the broader commentary suggests a deeper fracture within right-wing media. Scott Horton on The Joe Rogan Experience echoed the sentiment that Netanyahu is "shouting in his ear what he's gotta do" to Trump. Whether this marks a permanent divorce from the MAGA establishment remains to be seen as rumors of watchlists and White House rebukes continue to dominate the cycle.





