Trump surrendered to Israel and dragged America into war with Iran

: American conservative host and analyst

Tucker Carlson, an American conservative host and analyst, strongly criticizing US President Donald Trump, accused him of surrendering to the Zionist regime and ignoring the national interests of the United States, and said: "This approach has dragged America into war with Iran."

According to the Taghrib News Agency (TNA), Carlson, who was one of the main supporters of Trump's return to the White House, said in an interview with the Bloomberg podcast: "Trump was not loyal to America; his loyalty was to a foreign country (Israel)!"

He also emphasized that Trump allowed the Zionist regime to influence his decisions, and stated that it is shameful for the US president to be directed by a small regime in the Middle East.

Carlson emphasized that he had repeatedly warned Trump about the consequences of entering into confrontation with Iran, but these warnings were ignored.

This American analyst, stating that the war with Iran had nothing to do with the country's nuclear program, said: "The main goal was to drag America into a war for regime change, and Washington has paid a heavy price for this policy."

In response to the question of whether Benjamin Netanyahu is more powerful than Trump, he said: "The main responsibility lies with the US president, because he did not resist external pressures." He emphasized: "Israel dragged America into this path, and Trump knowingly accepted this process."

Carlson also stated that America has paid the cost of supporting military operations and missile defense systems of the Zionist regime, and the Washington administration has in practice moved in line with securing the military interests of this regime.

He further revealed that he had previously warned Trump that continuing this policy would destroy his political legacy and tie his name to a disaster, just like George Bush after the Iraq war.

In another part of this interview, Carlson referred to his support for the US invasion of Iraq in 2003, and expressing regret over that stance, said: "At that time, I was influenced by propaganda, and I have learned from that experience not to repeat such a mistake."