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Trump Calls Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, Alex Jones 'Nut Jobs' in Iran War Feud

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Trump attacked Carlson, Kelly, Owens, and Jones on Truth Social over Iran. They criticized his handling of the Iran war, prompting his social-media rebuke.

Trump Calls Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, Alex Jones 'Nut Jobs' in Iran War Feud
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Trump's MAGA Feud

Trump launched a blistering attack on conservative media figures who have turned against him over the Iran war. He called Carlson a broken man who couldn't even finish college. He derided Owens for her unfounded claim about Brigitte Macron.

He labeled Jones bankrupt after his Sandy Hook defamation judgment. Owens responded by tweeting it may be time to put Grandpa up in a home. The feud exposed a deep fissure within the MAGA coalition.

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Conservative Critics of the Iran War

The conservative critics had all broken with Trump over his decision to go to war with Iran. Carlson called Trump's threat vile on every level. Kelly said she was sick of this s---.

Owens and Jones called for the 25th Amendment. The rift extended beyond the four named figures.

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Trump's Defense and Attacks

Trump defended his Iran war as MAGA is about winning and strength. He attacked his former allies as the opposite of MAGA.

He mocked Owens' appearance compared to Brigitte Macron. The feud played out as a majority of Americans disapproved of the war.

Reactions and Consequences

Owens tweeted a one-line quip in response to Trump's attack. Jones posted a video expressing sadness over Trump's transformation.

Only 55% of Republicans approved of the Iran war. The confrontation raised questions about Netanyahu's influence.

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