Noel King

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President Trump has not made a coherent case for his war in Iran, and last night he said he's not ending it yet.

His ally, Tucker Carlson, has been making a very coherent case against the war.

On Tuesday, we asked Carlson about his break with Trump and about how the Trump coalition is splintering as some young conservatives abandon the president and embrace something darker.

That's what I do.

I think it counts.

All right.

So we're here today.

We're going to be talking about Iran, Israel and the future of the America First and MAGA movement.

Let's start.

Let's start here.

I've been listening to a lot of your show, watching a lot of your show.

You don't think that the U.S.

should be at war with Iran.

Why not?

So why are we in this war?

President Trump has been talking about Iran since the late 1980s himself.

A Guardian interview recently resurfaced.