Tucker Carlson Reveals Disturbing Details Of ‘Attack’ While Sleeping

In a recent video interview, Tucker Carlson recounted a disturbing encounter with what he describes as a "demon" that attacked him while he was in bed, asleep. This unsettling experience, Carlson shared, led him to buy a Bible, which he has since read repeatedly.

“It was a transformative experience. I got attacked while I was asleep with my wife and four dogs in the bed … and mauled. Physically mauled by a demon or by something unseen that left claw marks on my sides,” Carlson, the well-known podcast host, explained.

He further mentioned that now, over a year later, these marks remain visible on his sides.

“I woke up. I couldn’t breathe. I thought I was going to suffocate,” he recounted, describing how he experienced “terrible pains on my rib cage and on my shoulder.”

Trying to make sense of what happened, Carlson said he went to the bathroom, turned on the light, and found “four claw marks on either side, underneath my arms and on my left shoulder. And they were bleeding.”

“I’m not from a world where things like that happen. I never heard of anything like that happening before,” he emphasized. However, “I knew it was spiritual immediately,” he added.

He explained, “I’m not from a faith tradition that talks about things like that or even acknowledges their existence. I’ve never heard anybody say anything like that in my whole life. The next morning, I woke up and thought, ‘That was the weirdest dream I’ve ever had.’ And then I saw blood on my sheets and realized that was not a dream at all.”

After this incident, Carlson said he felt “seized with this very intense desire to read the Bible, which I then started without any study aids or anything.”

“So, I spent a year and a half reading it, and then I started re-reading it, and it was just a transformative experience for me.”

Carlson made it clear that, “No one has to believe me. I don’t care. But that happened to me.”

Rod Dreher, an Orthodox Christian and author of The Benedict Option, verified Carlson’s story on social media, noting, “Tucker Carlson has gone public with the news that he was physically attacked by a demon. This is true. He told me about it a year ago. Terrifying stuff.”

WATCH:

Earlier this year, Carlson achieved a new career milestone, surpassing a year after his former network abruptly dismissed him despite his top-rated show.

Carlson’s podcast has now claimed the No. 1 spot on Spotify, overtaking The Joe Rogan Experience, which had maintained the top spot on the platform for years. In 2020, Rogan secured an exclusivity deal with Spotify worth $200 million over three and a half years.

In a February appearance on the Lex Fridman Podcast, Carlson shared his experience with U.S. intelligence agencies monitoring his communications prior to an interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin. He added that he had been informed the administration might consider legal action if he conducted what they deemed a “softball interview” with Putin.

These intelligence agencies, of course, operate under the authority of the president — currently, Joe Biden.

Here’s a portion of their conversation:

LEX FRIDMAN: So, the NSA was tracking you. Do you think the CIA was? Do you think people are still tracking you?

Carlson replied, “So I talked to two people who would know, trust me. And that’s all I can say. And I, I hate to be like, ‘Oh, I talk to people who know.’ But I mean, they would know, and both of them said exactly the same thing, which is, ‘Are you joking? Nothing is secure. Everything is monitored all the time.’ If state actors are involved. I mean, you can keep the Malaysian mafia from reading your texts probably, you cannot keep the big intel services from reading your texts. It’s not possible, any of them. Or listening to your calls.”

“That was the firm conclusion of people who’ve been involved in it for a long time, decades, in both cases. So I just thought, you know what? I don’t care. I don’t care.”

LEX FRIDMAN: You say it lightly, but it’s really troublesome that, as a journalist, you would be tracked.

TUCKER CARLSON: Well, they leaked it to Semafor and they leaked it to the New York Times.