Alex Jones Confirms His Sources Align with Carlson’s: Nuclear Attack on Iran Imminent?
A day after Tucker Carlson warned the administration may be days from a nuclear strike on Iran, Alex Jones said his own sources back the claim.
Alex Jones said Monday that his own reporting matches Tucker Carlson’s warning that President Trump is weighing nuclear weapons against Iran.
“My research and sources confirm that Tucker Carlson is 100% correct that President Trump is seriously considering the use of nuclear weapons against Iran’s enrichment sites,” Jones wrote in a video post on X on Nov. 2.
Carlson’s post, published the same day, said that “under pressure from Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the Trump administration may be within days of launching a nuclear strike on Iran,” targeting Pickax Mountain in central Iran. Citing “an informed observer,” Carlson wrote that “Bibi calls Trump about it every day.”
Carlson wrote that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and CENTCOM commander Brad Cooper are pushing to restart major combat operations, and that Secretary of State Marco Rubio and CIA director John Ratcliffe are also following Netanyahu’s lead. He said Trump “is likely to decide by next weekend” — Nov. 7 — and that the president is listening to Vice President JD Vance and envoy Steve Witkoff, who argue a deal with Iran can be made. “To his credit, he’s hesitating,” Carlson wrote.
Carlson warned that a first strike would set a precedent for other nuclear powers. “After the first nuclear strike, World War Three is inevitable,” he wrote. He added that a nuclear explosion at Pickax Mountain would contaminate the water supply for around 100 million people.
Jones, who has warned for months that the White House was weighing nuclear options, said a detonation over Iran’s highly enriched uranium would release a radioactive cloud far deadlier than Chernobyl’s.
Jones urged members of the cabinet to invoke the 25th Amendment if Trump moves toward an offensive nuclear strike, and said Pakistan has threatened to strike Israel if Iran is hit with atomic weapons.
Neither Jones nor Carlson named their sources or released documents, and no U.S. or Israeli official has confirmed a nuclear plan. In an Oct. 15 interview with Newsmax, Trump said the United States would not need nuclear weapons to strike Iranian sites. “I wouldn’t use nuclear,” he said.
