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Tucker Carlson finds himself under attack once again. The liberal media is jumping all over a so-called “mistake” he made about President Trump declaring war. Predictably, the left is in a tizzy because a war with Venezuela didn’t happen after they were warned of the possibility. Big surprise. Liberals getting upset about something that didn’t actually happen? Shocking.
Here’s what happened: Carlson mentioned he had a tip from a congressional source about a potential war announcement aimed at Venezuela. But instead, President Trump focused on bigger fish, domestic issues like the economy, and lambasting Biden’s failing administration. Unlike Biden’s wandering speeches, Trump’s address hit home where it matters most.
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— Diamond and Silk® (@DiamondandSilk) December 18, 2025
The left might throw mud over this, but what they don’t understand is that discussions, especially around military moves, are always changing. Just because one thread of information doesn’t materialize doesn’t mean it wasn’t legitimate intel at the time. Carlson just did his duty to inform the public, yet the left wants to crucify him. Isn’t it funny how they rarely hold themselves to these standards?
The real issue here is not about missing a prediction. It’s about the liberal media’s controllable outrage over anything remotely anti-establishment. Let’s not forget, Trump has reason to flex military might as long as rogue regimes challenge American supremacy. Whether or not a war was announced isn’t the story. It’s about keeping enemies on their toes and the left scrambling to comprehend.
Everyone knows the day is won by standing vigilant. Tucker Carlson got folks talking; he brought attention to global tensions the left doesn’t want you to think about. Is it really a “blatant lie” when the truth changes rapidly? Or is it a convenient distraction by liberals who’d rather see America looking inward rather than leading the charge on the global stage? In today’s world, questioning narratives is more patriotic than ever before. So, what are they going to do next—accuse him of making up tomorrow’s weather?
