In a recent interview with Tucker Carlson, former NASCAR driver Danica Patrick discussed why there seems to be such intense controversy surrounding presumptive 2024 Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump. Patrick shared her observations with Carlson during their conversation, in which the Tucker Carlson Network (TCN) founder praised her as “the smartest professional athlete.”

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Reflecting on her experience at a Turning Point event, where she discussed her patriotism and faced backlash online, Patrick expressed surprise at the level of anger directed towards her. She emphasized that she was not taking a political stance but merely expressing her love for the country. Patrick took to Instagram to address the negative responses to a photo she shared from the event, asserting her non-liberal views and advocating for a leader with business acumen and integrity.

 

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During the interview, Carlson and Patrick delved into the intense emotions surrounding Trump, with Carlson acknowledging the polarizing nature of the former president. They discussed the visceral reactions and the deep-rooted beliefs that underpin people’s responses to Trump, highlighting the profound impact of challenging foundational aspects of one’s life.

 

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As they explored the psychological implications of political allegiance, Patrick suggested that disrupting core beliefs can trigger a cascade of doubt and uncertainty about other aspects of life. Carlson commended Patrick for her insightful analysis, jokingly calling her the smartest professional athlete.

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Danica Patrick’s racing career, which spanned 191 Cup Series races from 2012 to 2018, included notable achievements such as being the first female driver to win a pole position in a Cup Series race at the Daytona 500. With seven top-10 finishes to her name, Patrick made significant contributions to the sport during her tenure.

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