‘Jew Derangement Syndrome’ | Trump’s Scathing Post SLAMMING Tucker Carlson

Bravo. I hope JD Vance is next.

NY Post:

Crank conspiracist Tucker Carlson has decided to exit the Republican Party, and the only sensible response is, “Don’t let the door hit you on the way out.”

The podcaster has taken to wasting his talents on an eccentric, toxic agenda: mysteriously pro-Vladimir Putin, obsessively anti-Israel, weirdly ashamed of America.

“If I’m out, then I think a lot of other people are out, too,” he boasts — a claim as bizarre as his praise for Qatar, a nation that funds Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood, persecutes Christian converts, restricts civil liberties and treats women as second-class citizens.

Laughably, Carlson says he feels sorry for his old friend Vice President JD Vance, “stuck” serving under President Trump.

In fact, Vance deserves pity for his prolonged efforts to woo Carlson back into reality.

[…]

By March of this year, he was claiming the CIA read his texts with Iran in an effort to “frame” him as a foreign agent.

He’s even wondered if Trump could “be the Antichrist.”

So Republicans can happily cheer his exit — while hoping he gets the professional help he so plainly needs.

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‘Jew Derangement Syndrome’ | Trump shares scathing post slamming Tucker Carlson

Trump shared criticism describing Tucker Carlson as obsessively anti-Israel and ashamed of America following his departure from the Republican Party.

By: Israel National News Jul 27, 2026:

US President Donald Trump shared a social media post on Monday strongly criticizing Tucker Carlson following the anti-Israel commentator’s announcement that he is leaving the Republican Party.

The post, written by American media personality Wayne Allyn Root, references a New York Post editorial about Carlson, and says the commentator “caught a case of ‘Jew Derangement Syndrome.’” Which “led him down a dark, destructive path. A conservative patriot hero who destroyed his life and committed career suicide. Never seen this before. Tragic.”

The President also included a link to the editorial.

The New York Post editorial sharply criticized Carlson’s decision to leave the Republican Party, writing that the “only sensible response is, ‘Don’t let the door hit you on the way out.’” The editorial argued that Carlson had adopted what it described as an “eccentric, toxic agenda,” accusing him of being “mysteriously pro-Vladimir Putin,” “obsessively anti-Israel,” and “weirdly ashamed of America.”

The editorial also challenged Carlson’s assertion that others would follow him out of the Republican Party, calling the claim “bizarre,” and criticized his comments about Vice President JD Vance.

Concluding its argument, the New York Post wrote that Republicans “can happily cheer his exit” while expressing hope that Carlson “gets the professional help he so plainly needs.”