Trump’s interview with Carlson: 5 Questions on Assassination, Civil War, and Jeffrey Epstein.

Former President ​Donald Trump is ⁢set to engage in a captivating interview with⁤ Tucker Carlson on Aug. 23, where⁣ he will delve⁤ into a range of highly controversial topics. This titillating counter-programming event may divert​ the ⁢attention of many from the Republican⁢ presidential ⁣debate airing at the same time.

During the interview,‍ Mr. Carlson asked President Trump about the possibility of a civil war and whether his opponents may‌ attempt‌ to assassinate him.

It ​remains ‍to be seen whether this interview, which will be published on X (formerly ⁢known as ⁣Twitter), ⁢will ‌outshine the ‍Fox News debate moderated‌ by Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum. ‌However, an ⁢intense preview posted on Mr. Carlson’s page promises ‍that ‍the former president⁣ will address several bombshell questions.

“Whatever⁢ Happened to Mike Pence?”

“He’s out there attacking you. What is that?” asked Mr. Carlson.

Mr. Pence, who ​served as President Trump’s vice president, had a good working​ relationship with him until⁣ the events leading up to and on Jan. 6, 2021. ​On that day, President Trump called for Mr. Pence to overturn the 2020 election⁢ in his role as the congressional certifier of the presidential election results. However, Mr. Pence refused and instead certified the election​ for ‌President Joe Biden.

Mr. Pence has consistently stated that he had no authority to overturn the election.⁣ He launched⁤ his presidential campaign in early June and​ emphasized that anyone who​ prioritizes themselves over⁢ the⁤ Constitution should never be‌ President of the ‍United ‍States.

Regarding ⁣Mr. Pence, President Trump responded ⁣to Mr. Carlson, “In my opinion, Mike Pence had the absolute right⁤ to send the votes back to the legislatures.”

“I think he got very bad advice,” he added.

Did Jeffrey Epstein Kill‌ Himself?

Mr. Epstein, a convicted ‌sex​ offender ‌facing charges of child sex trafficking, ​died in his prison ⁢cell under questionable circumstances. While authorities‍ have concluded it⁤ was suicide, many ‍Americans hold differing opinions‌ on ‌the cause⁣ of his death. President ​Trump, who had occasional social interactions⁢ with Mr. Epstein before his ⁢first presidential run, responded,⁢ “I don’t know. I will say that you know, he was a fixture in Palm Beach.”

‘Do ⁤You Think We’re Moving ⁢Toward​ Civil ⁤War?’

The ideological⁢ and political​ divisions among the American ‌people have long⁣ fueled discussions about the possibility of a civil war.⁢ However, President Trump does not believe that conflict is imminent. He stated, “There’s⁤ tremendous passion and there’s⁣ tremendous ⁤love.”

Democrats have accused President Trump of inciting ⁢an insurrection on Jan. 6, 2021. These accusations were part of his second impeachment trial, which ended​ in an acquittal.

‘Are You Worried⁢ You’ll Be​ Killed?’

Mr. Carlson raised concerns about potential threats to President Trump’s safety, ⁢asking,‍ “Are you‍ worried that they are going to try and kill you? Why ‍wouldn’t they try ‌to kill you,⁤ honestly?”

Former President Trump responded,​ “They’re savage animals.​ They are people that are sick.”

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