The Tucker Carlson Show Are Christians Required to Pledge Loyalty to Bibi Netanyahu? Carrie Prejean Boller & Tucker Respond.
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Mar 13, 2026 
Carrie Prejean Boller, former Miss California known for speaking publicly about her Christian convictions, recounts her time on the President's Religious Liberty Commission. She discusses pressures over Israel and social posts. Short, direct stories cover a tense pre-hearing confrontation, accusations of anti-Semitism, and disputed removal from the commission.
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Early Cancelation Shaped Carrie's Public Role
- Carrie Prejean Boller described being canceled in 2009 after stating marriage is between one man and one woman and becoming a conservative public figure.
- Donald Trump supported her then, calling her the "it factor," which led to media appearances and a book deal that amplified her platform.
Commission Setup And Witnesses Carrie Recommended
- Carrie explained the Religious Liberty Commission was meant to hear Americans facing faith-based persecution with 12 commissioners including high-profile religious leaders.
- She recounted recommending witnesses like a boy forced to read transgender books and a Navy SEAL denied a pension for refusing a COVID shot.
White House Warning About Anti‑Semitism Claims
- In August Carrie got a White House call warning her posts made "people" label her an anti-Semite and advising caution on posting about Gaza and Zionism.
- The official told her Zionism equates to a group's right to exist, framing criticism as denying Jews' existence.