“MAGA Is DEAD!” Carrie Prejean Boller on Trump's Iran War | Plus Bassem Youssef On Ben Shapiro

Carrie Prejean Boller, a loyal Trump supporter for nearly 20 years, states that "MAGA is dead" and Americans are furious because Trump's Iran war betrays his campaign promise to avoid foreign entanglements in the Middle East. She claims the U.S. government is 'occupied' and influenced by a foreign country (Israel), leading to actions that do not reflect the will of the American people.

Boller states, "MAGA is dead. It is dead than dead and Americans are furious. We do not recognize President Donald J. Trump anymore." She adds, "A foreign country has occupied our government and we are seeing now that this president of the United States of America is being influenced by a foreign government." She was removed from a religious liberty commission for speaking out against Israel.

The conservative movement is experiencing an unprecedented split. Figures like Lindsey Graham and Mark Levin, once 'never-Trumpers,' now support the Iran war, while staunch Trump allies like Megan Kelly, Marjorie Taylor Green, and Tucker Carlson are critical. This division extends to the debate over criticizing the Israeli government, with some labeling such criticism as anti-Semitic.

Piers Morgan notes, "Senator Lindsey Graham and commentator Mark Levvin, both former never Trumpers who are currently declaring a holy war are back in. Megan Kelly, Marjorie Taylor Green, and Tucker Carson among others are frozen out." Carrie Boller highlights Trump siding with 'never-Trumpers' and calling true MAGA supporters 'traitors'.

Multiple guests, including Piers Morgan, Carrie Prejean Boller, Michael Knowles, and Bassem Youssef, argue that the term 'anti-Semitism' is being weaponized to shut down legitimate criticism of the Israeli government. They contend this devalues the term and creates a chilling effect on free speech, pushing a narrative that equates criticism of policy with hatred of Jewish people.

Piers Morgan states, "any criticism of the Israeli government is now framed by people like Ben Shapiro and Mark Levvin and others as anti-semitism... I find that just a ridiculous and b actually really offensive and c it totally devalues the word anti-semitism." Carrie Boller calls those who do this 'Zionist thugs' trying to 'cancel' people. Bassem Youssef calls it a "narcissistic sickness that Israel is" and accuses Ben Shapiro of being a "propagandist" and "agent sponsored by Israel" for this behavior.

Carrie Prejean Boller, a Catholic, explains her opposition to Zionism, viewing it as a political ideology that exploits theology. She argues that 1948 Israel is not a biblical prophecy fulfillment according to 2,000 years of Catholic teaching, which holds that the Church is the 'new Israel.' Michael Knowles, also Catholic, agrees that Christian Zionism is a Protestant, minority view but clarifies that Catholics can still support the state of Israel based on international law, citing actions by St. John Paul II.

Carrie Boller states, "I do not believe 1948 Israel is a biblical prophecy fulfillment... Most Christian Zionists... want me as a Catholic to reject the Catholic Church's teaching of 2,000 years." Michael Knowles confirms, "the church has never insisted upon Christian Zionism as a religious belief... that is a Protestant view." He adds, "it is certainly not the case that the Catholic Church insists that Catholics not support the state of Israel."

Panelists offer conflicting views on Trump's Iran war. Michael Knowles suggests it could be a 'foreign policy genius' move to consolidate Gulf States with Israel under U.S. influence and remove a destabilizing force, despite the risks. George Conway and Roy Casagrande, however, criticize Trump as an 'idiot' acting without a clear plan, potentially 'bamboozled' by Netanyahu, and warn of severe economic and political consequences if the war prolongs.

Michael Knowles states, "This is the riskiest thing Trump has ever done in politics, bar none." He adds, "If this works, Trump will be one of the most consequential presidents in American history... a foreign policy genius." George Conway counters, "I think Donald Trump is an idiot. I think he does and has no idea what he's doing in the Middle East right now." Roy Casagrande highlights Iran's size and preparedness, warning of impacts on global food supply.