Archive · 28 Dec 2025
MAGA Feud: Greene Defends Carlson on Radical Islam
There's a big argument happening among some conservative politicians and commentators in the U.S. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a congresswoman, is defending Tucker Carlson, a former TV host, after he said that radical Islam isn't a big threat in America.
Laura Loomer, another commentator, disagrees with Carlson and says he's wrong.
She thinks he's not being honest about the dangers of Islamic terrorism.
Greene says that people who criticize Carlson are not patriotic.
This argument shows that even people who are usually on the same side can have big disagreements.
Marjorie Taylor Greene defended Tucker Carlson after his remarks about radical Islam, calling his critics 'America Last' accounts.
Laura Loomer criticized Carlson, calling him a 'huge liability' and accusing him of lying about Islamic terrorism.
Carlson claimed that radical Islam hasn't killed any Americans in the last 24 years, contrary to popular beliefs within the MAGA camp.
Greene praised Carlson as a man of faith and a patriot, while Loomer accused him of running cover for Islamic terrorists.
The debate highlights the divisions within the conservative MAGA movement over various issues, including foreign policy and domestic threats.
- Who
- Marjorie Taylor Greene, Tucker Carlson, Laura Loomer, Sebastian Gorka
- What
- A feud within the MAGA camp over remarks about radical Islam
- When
- December 27-28, 2025
- Where
- United States, primarily online
- Why
- Tucker Carlson's remarks about radical Islam sparked a debate within the conservative MAGA camp
- Marjorie Taylor Greene
- U.S. Congresswoman and staunch 'America First' supporter
- Tucker Carlson
- Former Fox News host and conservative commentator
- Laura Loomer
- Far-right and anti-Muslim influencer
- Sebastian Gorka
- Deputy Assistant to the President & Senior Director for Counterterrorism
- Turning Point USA
- Conservative organization that conducted a poll on threats to America