Former Fox News hosts Tucker Carlson said on Saturday that he would soon broadcast an interview with the Iranian President Masaud Pazsian amid the country’s struggle with the United States and Israel.
“We know that we will be criticized for doing this interview. Why did we do it anyway? Well, we did this because we were in war with Iran 10 days ago, and maybe again,” Carlson said in one. Preview clip His show, The Tucker Carlson show.
He said, “And therefore, our idea, which has been consistent over time, is that American citizens have constitutional rights and have God -provided rights for all information that they can gather about cases that affect them,” he said.
Once his media company completes the final editing, the entire discussion between Carlson and Peseshkian is expected to be aired in “Din or Do”.
Carlson said that he did not ask questions on which he could not get an “honest answer”, including whether the US attacks have affected the progress of Iran’s nuclear weapons or not.
“There is no chance that he is going to answer that question honestly. I did not bother to ask.
Instead, he asked Pezeshkian “What is your goal? Do you want war with the United States? Do you want war with Israel?” “Carlson said.
Carlson has Against The Trump Administration and the GOP Sen Ted Cruise (Texas) to support the US air strike on three Iranian nuclear facilities in the recent weeks. He slammed the MPs and former colleagues In Fox News “Warmongars“Which encourages violence by negligence.
However, President Trump brushes his criticism former colleague And encouraged Carlson “Go get a television network“To broadcast your statements so that people listen.
Israel first hit Iran on 13 June and killed several military leaders and top engineers in an attempt to thwart the country’s nuclear development.
Carlson said that on Saturday, he has requested to interview Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu three times in recent months to provide a more full perspective on the situation of cases in the Middle East.
Referring to his interview with the Iranian President, Carlson said, “The purpose of the interview was to add the corpus of knowledge, from which Americans can get their opinion. Whatever you can do, learn it, and then you decide that the US promise,” Carlson said, “Carlson said while referring to his interview with the Iranian President.
“And we hope that this interview does a small part to make that promise real, this interview arises as soon as we have edited it, as noted and it must be in a day or two.”
