Trump Blasts Tucker Carlson, MTG and Massie in Fiery Tirade

Carlson has increasingly positioned himself against U.S. support for Israel and sharply opposed Trump’s military actions against Iran.

By United with Israel Staff

President Donald Trump launched a blistering attack on Tucker Carlson, former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and former Rep. Thomas Massie over the weekend, branding the three former allies “LOSERS ALL!” as divisions within the America First movement continue to deepen.

The attack followed a recent gathering involving Carlson, Greene and Massie, who have increasingly broken with Trump over foreign policy, including his approach toward Israel and the war with Iran. Greene previously posted a photo from the gathering and accused Trump of betraying his promise to keep the United States out of foreign wars.

“Tucker Carlson just met with Lightweight ‘Former’ Congressman, Thomas Massie, and Marjorie ‘Traitor’ Greene, LOSERS ALL!” Trump wrote.

The president reserved some of his harshest language for Carlson, the former Fox News host who has become an increasingly vocal critic of the administration’s foreign policy.

Trump claimed Carlson’s audience had “fallen through the floor,” called him “totally irrelevant” and described him as a “very Low I.Q. individual.”

He also mocked speculation about Carlson potentially seeking political office, saying the commentator “should be required to take a cognitive test.”

“He’s got no chance, but could probably take a couple of points away from whatever the Republican ticket happens to be!” Trump wrote. “Tucker is a loser, and always has been!”

Carlson has increasingly positioned himself against U.S. support for Israel and sharply opposed Trump’s military actions against Iran, arguing that American involvement in Middle Eastern conflicts violates the “America First” agenda. His dispute with Trump over Iran has become one of the most visible fractures on the American right.

Trump then turned his attention to Greene, whom he mockingly referred to as “Marjorie Taylor Brown,” and accused her of transforming “from Ultra Conservative to a Liberal ‘Fool.’”

The president claimed Greene turned against him because he stopped returning her phone calls and said she had little prospect of political success after losing his endorsement.

Greene, once among Trump’s most prominent congressional allies, has increasingly criticized his foreign policy and opposed U.S. involvement in the Iran war.

Massie, another prominent Republican critic of U.S. foreign intervention and aid to Israel, was also singled out.

Trump called the former Kentucky congressman a “failed politician” and a “real JERK,” accusing him of reflexively voting against Republican legislation.

“He thought it was really wonderful to vote, ‘NO,’ on everything, no matter how good, strong, or proper the Legislation would be,” Trump wrote.

The president concluded by ridiculing the trio as a potential political alliance.

“What a team this would be. THREE LOSERS, and a pocketful of change!” he wrote, arguing that their “only chance” would be to join the “Radical Left Dumocrats.”

“To all of them I say, PRAISE BE TO ALLAH!” Trump concluded.

The feud reflects a widening split within the populist right over foreign policy. Carlson, Greene and Massie have promoted a more isolationist interpretation of “America First,” particularly in opposing U.S. involvement in the Iran war, while Trump has defended his administration’s willingness to use American military power abroad.