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Carlson, who has long advocated for an “America First” foreign policy that prioritizes non-interventionism, revealed that he had personally met with Trump in the days leading up to the attack to urge restraint. For Carlson, the decision to strike Tehran was not an act of strength, but a betrayal of the movement’s promise to end “forever wars.” His condemnation marks a significant turning point; by using the word “evil,” he has moved the critique from a mere policy disagreement to a moral indictment of the President’s judgment. His statements have reverberated through social media, conservative talk shows, and local political gatherings, amplifying the internal friction within the movement to a national scale.
