Tucker Carlson, the renowned Xcast pundit and former Fox News star, is making waves on the global political stage, raising questions about his role as a potential kingmaker.
This newfound influence comes on the heels of Javier Milei’s recent election as the next president of Argentina.
Carlson, who was fired from the Murdoch-controlled Fox News five months ago, plunged into Argentina’s presidential campaign in September, surprising both western liberal media and globalists.
Since then, he has embarked on a global tour, meeting with influential leaders, including Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.
His latest stop was in Spain, where he remarked on the country’s descent into what he described as tyranny.
The former Fox News veteran’s involvement in Argentina’s political landscape gained momentum after his meeting with then presidential candidate Milei.
In a September interview posted on Carlson’s X page, Milei, a self-proclaimed “libertarian,” condemned socialism and commended Donald Trump.
He characterized campaigns on issues like abortion legalization and economic restrictions for climate change as components of a “socialist agenda.”
Today, right after Milei’s election victory, Carlson shared a photo of himself with the political outsider, who was giving two enthusiastic thumbs up.
The post, devoid of any message or caption, took on new significance as Milei emerged triumphant in Argentina’s presidential race.
The electoral outcome marks a seismic shift for Argentina, with Milei securing 56 percent of the vote compared to the incumbent Economic Minister Sergio Massa’s 44 percent.
The win reflects the nation’s willingness to embrace a libertarian outsider’s radical economic reform agenda after years of economic stagnation, high inflation, and record poverty rates under the center-left Peronist coalition.
In a post-election address, President-elect Milei declared the beginning of the “reconstruction of Argentina,” signaling an end to the era of an all-encompassing state that disproportionately benefited some while the majority suffered.
On X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, netizens and users are buzzing about the unexpected turn of events, viewing Milei’s victory as a testament to Carlson’s potential as a kingmaker.
Some speculate that this could foreshadow the return of former President Donald Trump to the White House in 2024, fueled by Carlson’s recent appearances with Trump at UFC fights in Madison Square Garden on November 12.
“Trump + Carlson 2024,” proclaimed verified X user TONY, reflecting the sentiments of those who believe that Argentina’s decision could influence the political landscape in the United States.
Another X user, Real Defender, echoed this sentiment, stating, “Argentina made the right decision. Now America must make the right decision and put Trump back in the White House in 2024.”
As the speculation gains momentum, users on X express their support for Carlson’s influence, acknowledging the impact of providing Milei with a platform to share his vision.
“Your giving Javier a platform to share his vision had an undeniable impact. Thanks, Tucker!” said one user, emphasizing the potential ripple effects of Carlson’s global political engagements.
The Daily Netizen 