Tucker Carlson Says Trump Is Anti-Christ After 'Praise Allah' Threats

TL;DR

Tucker Carlson called Trump's Easter tweet mocking Islam evil and implicitly anti-Christian, comparing him to someone who knowingly rejects God.

Key Points

• 1.Tucker Carlson effectively called Trump the Antichrist over an Easter tweet. Trump posted a tweet containing the f-word, a threat to bomb civilians, and 'Praise be to Allah' on Easter morning, which Tucker called 'an intentional desecration of beauty and truth — the definition of evil.'
• 2.Tucker argued Trump's mockery of Islam was simultaneously a mockery of Christianity. He said no decent person mocks another's faith, and that all religion at its core acknowledges 'we are not God' — implying Trump's behavior suggests he believes he is.
• 3.Tucker flagged that Trump did not place his hand on the Bible during his inauguration oath. Tucker, who was 15 feet away, argued this was intentional rejection, suggesting Trump knows the Bible is real and is deliberately repudiating it — which Tucker called immoral.
• 4.Trump responded to Tucker's remarks by calling him 'a low IQ person' and claiming he never takes Tucker's calls. The hosts called Trump a liar, noting Tucker had previously said on-air that the White House told him not to bother coming because Trump was being shown polls showing 95% support the war.
• 5.Alex Jones and Marjorie Taylor Greene are now calling for the 25th Amendment against Trump. The hosts saw no realistic movement inside the administration to act, noting JD Vance would be the key figure but appears to prioritize his own career over confronting Trump.
• 6.The hosts drew a parallel to failures after the Iraq War, arguing impunity enabled Trump. Obama's 'looking forward, not backward' policy, the suppression of the Senate torture report, and the bank bailouts created a culture of no consequences — which Trump absorbed as license to act without limits.