Trump-Carlson Interview

The former president thanked one candidate for support, but panned the others.

Trump and several of his lawyers contend that Vice President Pence had the authority to reject electoral votes from states.

Ex-Fox News host asks the former president whether he fears an assassination attempt–or Civil War.

“I don’t know, I don’t know,” former President Donald Trump tells Tucker Carlson about the prospect of civil war in America. “There’s a level of passion I’ve never seen, and a level of hatred I’ve never seen. That’s probably a bad combination.”

Former President Donald Trump will opine on a list of acutely controversial topics in an interview with Tucker Carlson.

Republican candidates are calling each other out ahead of Wednesday night’s first debate. The Biden campaign is trying to take the spotlight with a surprising ad campaign.

Trump’s pre-debate interview clash and strategic timing divert attention from GOP debate, adding intrigue to his media maneuvering.

The RNC readies for Republican Debates, featuring major candidates discussing policies and visions, excluding leading candidate ex-President Donald Trump. Instead, he'll be interviewed by Tucker Carlson, airing concurrently with debates. Roger Simon, Oscar-nominated screenwriter, PJMedia co-founder, and Epoch Times editor, joins to discuss.

The former president thanked one candidate for support, but panned the others.

Trump and several of his lawyers contend that Vice President Pence had the authority to reject electoral votes from states.

Ex-Fox News host asks the former president whether he fears an assassination attempt–or Civil War.

“I don’t know, I don’t know,” former President Donald Trump tells Tucker Carlson about the prospect of civil war in America. “There’s a level of passion I’ve never seen, and a level of hatred I’ve never seen. That’s probably a bad combination.”

Former President Donald Trump will opine on a list of acutely controversial topics in an interview with Tucker Carlson.

Republican candidates are calling each other out ahead of Wednesday night’s first debate. The Biden campaign is trying to take the spotlight with a surprising ad campaign.

Trump’s pre-debate interview clash and strategic timing divert attention from GOP debate, adding intrigue to his media maneuvering.

The RNC readies for Republican Debates, featuring major candidates discussing policies and visions, excluding leading candidate ex-President Donald Trump. Instead, he'll be interviewed by Tucker Carlson, airing concurrently with debates. Roger Simon, Oscar-nominated screenwriter, PJMedia co-founder, and Epoch Times editor, joins to discuss.