Carlson says time with Trump feels like a hash-high, thanks to a mysterious 'spell'
In a New York Times interview, Tucker Carlson claimed that spending time with Donald Trump puts you in a dreamlike state, “like smoking hash,” and attributed it to a spellbinding, possibly supernatural influence around the president. He said he can’t pinpoint the exact cause and isn’t a theologian, but believes those near Trump are often made more compliant. Carlson also criticized Trump’s Iran war thinking, mentioned regrets about interviewing Nick Fuentes, and floated a theory that loosening medical marijuana restrictions could lower testosterone and make people more passive.
