Trump said triumphantly that Fox News host Tucker Carlson "doesn't hate me" anymore on Sunday night.
This followed revelations that Carlson previously told a confidant that he hated Trump.
All appears to be forgiven after Carlson broadcasted a misleading edit of Capitol riot footage.
Former President Donald Trump said on Sunday night that Tucker Carlson "doesn't hate me, or at least, not anymore!"
This followed revelations this month of a message between the Fox News host and a confidant from 2021, when Carlson said he hated Trump.
"I hate him passionately," Carlson wrote in one message. In another, he wrote longingly about no longer having to cover the former president on his show.
Posting to Truth Social late on Sunday, Trump shared an article about one of Carlson's recent episodes, which misrepresented the January 6 Capitol riot, portraying it as a peaceful event.
This portrayal is politically beneficial to Trump, and the former president used it to make his claim about Carlson's personal feelings about him.
A Fox News representative did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment, sent out-of-hours.
The remark appears to be Trump's first public reaction to Carlson's barbed comments about him, as revealed by court filings attached to a $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against Fox News filed by Dominion Voting Systems.
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