Mark Levin slams Tucker Carlson over Trump’s ‘spectacular’ Iran strikes as 'America is winning'

Levin accused Carlson of engaging in 'fearmongering' and 'back-stabbing of our president'
Mark Levin slammed Tucker Carlson on his stance on President Trump's Iran strikes in a lengthy post on X (Screengrabs, @marklevinshow/X, @TuckerCarlson/X)
Mark Levin slammed Tucker Carlson on his stance on President Trump's Iran strikes in a lengthy post on X (Screengrabs, @marklevinshow/X, @TuckerCarlson/X)

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Conservative commentator Mark Levin unleashed a scathing attack on Tucker Carlson following President Donald Trump’s military campaign against Iran, declaring that "America is winning" and accusing Carlson of being devastated by the administration’s success.

In a lengthy post on X, Levin praised what he described as a historic military effort.



Mark Levin hails Trump's Iran strikes decision

"President Trump has launched a spectacular military campaign against one of the most hideous regimes in history, leading the greatest military on earth in partnership with our greatest ally and its incredible military — the Israelis," Levin wrote.

He added that "The Iranian regime is desperately trying to hang on, as its leader was killed and the regime's institutions are crumbling."

Levin also claimed that regional dynamics were shifting against Tehran.

"And now, even the Arab states, including Qatar and Saudi Arabia, have turned against the Iranian regime; and several of the European appeasers are on board, at least to some degree," he wrote.

Mark Levin escalates feud with Tucker Carlson

Much of the post was directed squarely at Carlson, whom Levin has feuded with in recent years over foreign policy and America’s role abroad, and has stuck to name-calling "Qatarlson."

"For America's most overrated and diabolical podcaster, Tucker Carlson, and his cabal of likeminded miscreants, this is devastating," Levin wrote.

"America is winning, as is its closest ally, Israel, in what is one of the most remarkable and successful alliances in history."

Levin accused Carlson of engaging in "fearmongering, Jew-hatred, Christian-bashing, and back-stabbing of our president, conspiracies, and the rest of it," adding that Carlson "only succeeded in destroying himself."

"Deep down, he knows it. We all know it. America's success is his loss," Levin wrote.

Levin also criticized media coverage, suggesting divisions within Trump’s political base over the Iran operation.

"We witnessed some of that today, when ABC News went to work with a weak piece of propaganda," he wrote, referencing reports that some conservative commentators had criticized Trump’s actions.

"MAGA was badly split, they declared," Levin wrote, rejecting that characterization. "We know better. Peace through strength is not isolationism. Isolation brings neither peace nor strength."

Levin argued that Trump has been consistent in his position on Iran for decades.

"And Donald Trump has said over and over again, over several decades, that Iran must never have nuclear weapons," he wrote.

He further accused critics of advancing narratives designed to undermine Trump and his supporters.

"The media's goal is to destroy the president and MAGA in service to the Democrats and its Marxist-Islamist extremist base," Levin wrote, adding that "the Woke Reich's goal is to destroy constitutional conservatism."

Turning again to Carlson, Levin wrote: "As I write, Carlson, like a caged animal, is growling and barking about Israel. This is Israel's war, he rants."

Levin concluded his post with a blessing for Trump and the country: "God bless our president, our armed forces, and the people of the United States!"

The post is the latest escalation in a long-running ideological divide between pro-intervention conservatives such as Levin and more isolationist-leaning voices like Carlson, a split that has resurfaced sharply following Trump’s decision to launch military action against Iran.

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