Tucker Carlson Describes Trump’s Comments on ‘Beer Girls’ During Viral Photo
In a recent revelation from Tucker Carlson’s forthcoming biography written by Chadwick Moore, the former Fox News host recalled an interesting conversation he had with former President Donald Trump. The conversation took place during an event at Trump’s Bedminster, New Jersey golf resort, where they were captured in a viral photo alongside Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene.
According to Carlson, they were watching the LIV Golf Bedminster invitational last July when Trump made a comment about the ‘beer girls’ at the event. He quoted Trump as saying, ‘Look at those beer girls? Can you believe they have legs like that? You can’t make legs like that, that’s genetics! The human genome explains that.’
Carlson found Trump’s commentary hilarious, acknowledging that he appreciates humor rooted in truth and unexpectedness. As the photo suggests, Carlson appeared to be laughing at something the former president had said.
While this anecdote sheds light on their interaction, it’s important to note that Carlson’s opinions about Trump have been complex. Text messages from the Dominion Voting Systems lawsuit against Fox News Channel exposed some critical comments from Carlson regarding Trump, referring to him as a ‘demonic force’ and a ‘destroyer.’ However, despite his criticisms, Carlson still expressed admiration for Trump’s entertaining qualities and described having dinner with him as one of the great joys in the world.
When asked about Trump’s effectiveness as a president, Carlson stated that he believes Trump lacked managerial skills and allowed his stated agenda to be subverted by those working for him. Carlson claimed frustration with watching Trump’s vision being compromised, comparing it to someone’s kids burning down their own house while the owner remains unable to intervene.
Although Carlson acknowledged Trump’s shortcomings in the political arena, he still credited him with asking important questions regarding foreign policy, such as the purpose of NATO. Despite facing criticism, Trump’s willingness to challenge established narratives resonated with Carlson.
Ultimately, Carlson viewed Trump as an eccentric and amusing individual, describing him as a television figure who managed to capture the attention of the nation. However, Carlson believed that Trump’s skill set was not well-suited for political tactics and suggested that his execution fell short in certain areas.
While these insights provide a glimpse into Carlson’s perspective on Trump, it’s crucial to recognize that different individuals may have contrasting opinions. As with any biography, it is important to present different viewpoints to provide a well-rounded understanding of the subject.
