In an impending book on the former Fox News anchor, controversial journalist Tucker Carlson fiercely slams former Vice President Mike Pence, calling him “creepy” and “sinister.”
On his Substack website The Dossier, independent journalist Jordan Schachtel has posted an exclusive copy of author Chadwick Moore’s “Tucker.” In this fascinating book, Tucker Carlson digs into his firsthand encounters with former vice president Donald Trump.
“I’ve been around him a lot, and always felt that he was a totally sinister figure, craven and dishonest,” He said, the report states. “Everything about Pence is false.”
Schachtel notes that Carlson also asserts that Pence “purposely sabotaged the Trump Administration over the entire course of his tenure” and states his opinion that Pence’s “insubordination campaign went into overdrive during the covid hysteria era, when he stood up the infamous White House Coronavirus Task Force, and delivered unprecedented power to Dr. Anthony Fauci.”
“While noting that this does not absolve President Trump from ultimate responsibility for his actions, Carlson perceives Pence’s role as someone deployed into the administration to “undermine Trump and to keep an eye on him,’” Schachtel wrote.
New information surfaces only one week after a contentious argument between Tucker Carlson and Mike Pence at a presidential event in Iowa. Pence was questioned by Carlson about his position on arming Ukraine.
Carlson asserted during the interview that the Ukrainian government was imprisoning priests for “having views they disagree with” and punishing Christians.
“I sincerely wonder how a Christian leader could support the arrest of Christians for having different views,” questioned Carlson, who was booted from his Fox program in April.
“I asked the Christian leader in Kyiv if that was, in fact, happening, and he assured me it was not,” questioned Carlson, who was booted from his Fox program in April. “People were not being persecuted for their religious beliefs.”
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Pence defends his decision to certify the election on January 6, 2021, despite pressure to contest the results from Trump and others, in a separate conversation.
“I had no right to overturn the election,” he told Carlson. “The presidency belongs to the American people, and the American people alone.”
Pence began running for president in June, but he has persistently lagged behind the front-runners in the primary polls.
Pence and businessman Vivek Ramaswamy are tied for third place with a support level of 5.5 percent according to the most recent RealClearPolitics polling average. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is in second place with 18 percent of the vote, trailing Trump who has 52.3 percent of the vote.
The eagerly awaited book “Tucker” will be available from All Seasons Press on August 1st.
