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Posted: 2024-10-31T22:49:53Z | Updated: 2024-10-31T22:49:53Z Tucker Carlson Goes Into Great Detail About Being Physically Mauled By A Demon | HuffPost

Tucker Carlson Goes Into Great Detail About Being Physically Mauled By A Demon

The right-wing media personality claims he was seized with this very intense desire to read the Bible after the experience.

Tucker Carlson shared why he spent 1 1/2 years reading the Bible and holy moly.

The right-wing TV personality explained to orthodox christian writer and fellow conservative Rod Dreher in a video interview published to Drehers YouTube channel   fittingly on Halloween that the reason why he finally decided to crack open the Good Book was because he was once attacked by a demon.

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Tucker Carlson speaks alongside Republican presidential nominee, former U.S. President Donald Trump, at a rally in Duluth, Georgia, earlier this month.
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The subject was broached when Dreher asked Carlson, Do you think the presence of evil is kickstarting people to wonder about good?

Thats what happened to me, Carlson said before launching into his tale.

According to the former Fox News pundit, he was attacked while I was asleep with my wife and four dogs in the bed and was mauled physically mauled while his wife and dogs continued to sleep peacefully. 

When Dreher asked Carlson if he was attacked by a demon, Carlson replied, Yeah, by a demon or something unseen that left claw marks on my sides.

I was totally confused, Carlson continued. I woke up and I couldnt breathe, and I thought I was going to suffocate, and I walked around outside, and then I walked in, and my wife and dogs had not woken up, and theyre very light sleepers.

Carlson said once back inside his home he had these terrible pains on my rib cage and on my shoulder. 

I was just in my boxer shorts, and I went and flipped on the light in the bathroom, and I had four claw marks on either side, underneath my arms and on my left shoulder, they were bleeding. 

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Carlson at the Republican National Convention in July.
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Carlson said that although he isnt particularly religious, he knew it was spiritual immediately, and decided to call his assistant who is like, the only Evangelical Christian I know to discuss his experience. 

And she said, Oh, yeah. No, no, that happens. Yeah. People are attacked in their bed by demons, Carlson recounted.

Carlson expressed utter shock about his assistants revelation while talking to Dreher recalling that his response to her was: What?! What are you even talking about? 

Carlson said that although he has very low levels of trust for Christian pastors, soon after the experience he was seized with this very intense desire to read the Bible. 

He said that he decided to read it and see whats in there myself without any study aids or anything and free of other peoples opinions. 

So I spent a year and a half reading, and then I started rereading it, and it was a, just a transformative experience for me, Carlson said. But Im not, you know, holding myself out as someone from whom you could get theological advice, because I dont know, I dont understand any of it. But yeah, that happened. 

Regardless of how one may feel after hearing Carlsons story, the implication that Carlsons confrontation with an evil demon prompted him to wonder about good doesnt exactly check out. 

Very recently, Carlson went on a racist tirade against Vice President Kamala Harris during Donald Trumps hate-fueled Madison Square Gardens rally , hosted a Nazi apologist on his X platform show, and very creepily suggested that Trump needs to bring order to the country by acting as an abusive dad to a hormone-addled 15-year-old daughter and giving her a vigorous spanking. 

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