Washington is leaving you in the dark

There’s enormous pressure on the United States to participate in a brand new war against Iran. The government of Qatar thinks that’s unwise, so of course they’re being slandered relentlessly in American media. Qatar’s prime minister, Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, explains.

D.C. war hawks want the American people to see the Middle East as a monolith; a conglomerate of Iran-supporting terrorist sympathizers hellbent on ushering in the destruction of the West. If the public thinks that, permanent Washington will be able to get away with whatever interventionism it wants.

There’s enormous pressure on the United States to participate in a brand new war against Iran. The government of Qatar thinks that’s unwise, so of course they’re being slandered relentlessly in American media. Qatar’s prime minister, Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, explains.… pic.twitter.com/wwIffmhnVT

— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) March 7, 2025

The problem is it isn’t true. Many Middle Eastern nations have even more of a reason to oppose Iran than the U.S. and want long-lasting peace as badly as anyone.

Qatar is an example. If you believe its leaders are in bed with the Ayatollah, think again.

How does that country view the United States? We thought we’d travel there to find out. During our trip, Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim bin Jaber Al Thani joined The Tucker Carlson Show to share his government’s perspective on Donald Trump’s Israel ceasefire plan, the Iran threat, why the U.S. has a base on his homeland, and more.

Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim bin Jaber Al Thani tells Tucker:

“Trump, he’s a great deal maker, he’s a great businessman, he’s very successful. He brokered many deals around the world during the first administration, and I believe if we will have peace one day, this is the best opportunity for us with someone like President Trump.”