Tucker Carlson asked Donald Trump the question that stopped him cold in his tracks

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Donald Trump skipped the GOP Presidential debate to instead sit for an interview with Tucker Carlson.

As usual, Trump made news on multiple fronts.

And Tucker Carlson asked Donald Trump the question that stopped him cold in his tracks.

Ever since Donald Trump won the election Democrats escalated just how far they are willing to go to stop Trump from ever holding power.

The Russia collusion hoax turned into the Ukraine impeachment hoax.

After impeachment flopped, Democrats then supported COVID mandates and restrictions to shut down the economy.

Black Lives Matter and Antifa terrorists began rioting under the implied threat that the American people electing Joe Biden would cause the violence to end.

Then Democrats ran another impeachment after January 6.

Finally, Democrats enlisted three of their most dogged and partisan prosecutors to file 91 sham and politically-motivated charges against Trump as a desperate gambit to wage lawfare out of fear Trump will win the next election because voters view Joe Biden as too old to serve four more years.

That led to Carlson putting it point blank to Trump as to whether or not Trump believed Democrats would reach the ultimate point of no return in trying to block him stepping foot in the White House again.

“Are you worried that they’re going to try and kill you? Why wouldn’t they try and kill you?” Carlson asked Trump.

Trump did not dismiss the possibility of Democrats going to the extreme.

“They’re savage animals,” Trump stated. “They are people that are sick.”

Trump warned that Democrats and the media constantly ramping up their attacks on him with lies about colluding with Russia, bringing fascism to America, and trying to end democracy were raising the temperature in American political discourse to dangerous levels.

“I can say this: There’s a level of passion that I’ve never seen. There’s a level of hatred that I’ve never seen, and it’s probably a bad combination,” Trump added. “We’re doing this interview, but we’ll get bigger ratings using this crazy forum that you’re using than probably the debate.”