Tucker Carlson Throws Lindsey Graham Under The Bus For Donald Trump's Recorded Lies

[kpete]

One of the most explosive revelations to emerge from Woodward’s new reporting is that Trump actually understood the grave threat of the coronavirus in early February, but chose to knowingly mislead the public and downplay its risks.

Carlson didn’t dwell on the claims made in the book, backed up by audio recordings of the interviews, that is set for release next week.

Instead, Fox’s prime time host asked “why in the world would” Trump talk repeatedly with Woodward, whose 2018 tell-all “Fear: Trump In The White House” the president dismissed as a “scam.”

Carlson pointed the finger of blame at Graham. The senator, who slammed Trump during the 2016 campaign, has since become one of the president’s most ardent supporters.


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[idziak4ever1234]

1. I would rather stick my head in a garbage disposable than watch FOX

But does anyone know how is this playing on that network?

[tanyev]

2. I don't know if Lindsay encouraged him because he's now a true believer,

or if this was his passive aggressive revenge. Either way, it's risky if Trump really has something on him. Trump's bound to lash out and blame him in 3..2..1...


Better go pop some popcorn.

[Zorro]

4. Freepers aren't too happy with Graham right now

They think he's deliberately sabotaging Trump as payback for whatever Trump is holding over his head.

I hope there IS something Trump will reveal about Graham that will disgust South Carolina voters.

[NCjack]

3. Trump's base wants to contribute anyway they can. Including being morans (sic)

who willing let Trump lie and deceive them.

[Baitball Blogger]

5. He don't look too happy.