Once again, the stage is set for another dramatic episode in the political sitcom known as American politics, starring none other than former President Trump. This week’s script saw a bit of a plot twist involving two big names – President Trump and Tucker Carlson – who are usually chummy allies in the world of conservative media. Picture two leading men in the conservative arena having a spat, only to patch it up before the credits roll.

It all started when Tucker Carlson, renowned former Fox News host, made divisive comments during an interview with Senator Ted Cruz. There, Tucker laid out a bit of a conspiracy-laden theory about bad actors supposedly pulling strings behind the curtains, trying to steer Trump in directions that don’t align with his “America First” agenda.

President Trump, never one to back down from a media tiff, hit back. He suggested that Carlson was “kooky” and mentioned accepting Carlson’s apology, smoothing over the ruffled feathers.

But here’s where the plot thickens: there were unverified claims about Carlson being approached to run against Trump in the 2024 presidential race – a move seemingly straight out of a Shakespearean drama. Imagine the scripts and narratives this would have set off. However, Carlson remains firmly in Trump’s corner, laughing off the notion of him ever running for President.

The saga brings us to an age-old television drama tactic – villains behind secret plots. Tucker hinted at being surrounded by folks at Fox News who harbor a dislike for Trump, even while publicly championing conservative values.

Despite all the political high jinks, the main takeaway seems to be a return to the political fraternal order between Trump and Carlson. While some might have other plans, it appears a mutual understanding has been reached between the two. This storyline, full of twists and turns, is worthy of another season, promising more political theater in episodes to come.