Former Fox News -anchor Gretchen Carlson has claimed that the explosive Oval Office collision between President Donald Trump, vice -president JD Vance, and the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zenskyy was 'performed' for maximum political effect.
Carlson appeared on CNN's morning panel and did not stop when she called the heated exchange between the world leaders a deliberate spectacle that was aimed at the buoying of the American public and strengthening Trump's nationalist agenda.
“I felt that it was completely planned, Abby,” Carlson told CNN Anchor Abby Phillip. “I mean, even Trump said this was a great TV, and it's like left the cat out of the bag.”
Carlson said that she believed that Trump and Vance orchestrated the dramatic impasse, which would dominate their difficult attitude towards the military financing of Ukraine social media and conservative media.
“If you go on social media, you see people say,” Yes, we have America back, make America great again. ” And I asked, how makes America great again? “She asked and asked the true motives behind the fiery exchange.
The claim of Carlson comes only a few days after the beautiful public confrontation unfolded in the White House.
What was supposed to be a tense but diplomatic gathering to discuss a Ukrainian mineral agreement, followed in Chaos, in which Trump accused Zensky of 'gambling with the Second World War' and Zensky who warned the US would feel 'in the future' if it cut down the support.
Trump, who has long pronounced skepticism about the continuation of military aid to Ukraine, insisted Zensky for what he saw as a lack of gratitude, a sentiment represented by vice -president JD Vance.
Former Fox News -anchor Gretchen Carlson has claimed that the explosive Oval Office collision between President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance, and the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zensky, 'performed' for maximum political effect
Trump accused Zensky of 'Gambling with the Second World War' and Zensky warned that the US would 'feel it in the future' if it cut the support off
'Mr. President, with respect, I think it is disrespectful for you to come to the Oval Office and try to litigate this for the American media, “Vance told Zensky. “You should thank the president for ending this conflict.”
The exchange was heated in such a way that Zensky was told to leave the White House, so that the cancellation of a planned press conference was canceled and a deal of the US-Ukraine was given over rare minerals that were generally expected.
Carlson's daring claim that the blown up was 'staged' raises serious questions about Trump's motivations, but she believes that the former president, a former reality TV star, deliberately developed the confrontation for maximum public impact.
“Trump and Vance know that they play more than anything for the American audience,” Carlson noted.
“I felt that it was completely planned, Abby,” Carlson told CNN Anchor Abby Phillip, left. “I mean, even Trump said this was a great TV, and it's like left the cat out of the bag.”
Carlson, once a Loyal Fox News bow image, has become one of the few controversial conservative voices that are willing to challenge Trump's actions.
The exchange was heated in such a way that Zensky was told to leave the White House, so that the cancellation of a planned press conference was canceled and a deal of the US-Ukraine was set in rare minerals that was generally expected
'This is different from being tough for crime or heavy on the border. This is if, okay, I think we will no longer give $ 350 million to Ukraine. But what about American security? '
If Carlson's theory were true, this would mean that the US president and vice president deliberately undermined an ally in wartime for political gain.
The use of the meeting was monumental – with $ 350 million in American aid and a critical mineral agreement that hung in the balance, but as Carlson notes, Trump himself admitted that it was all 'great TV'.
Carlson, once a Loyal Fox News bow image, has become one of the few high-profile conservative voices that the actions of Trump wanted to challenge frontally.
