I don't even understand your question.

Do you think it didn't happen?  I mean it seems to have pushed him in the direction of God.  Why does everything have to be a bad thing?

Tucker Carlson probably belongs to some bizarre cult called Kaballah as evidenced by his red string string bracelet. His Trumpism, Putinism and quiet on the genocide in Gaza all point  that direction. 

Yes of course he should find the one true faith, and only a Catholic exorcist can help him. 

Do we have any Catholic exorcists left?  If you believe that in the novus ordo the consecration of Bishops are doubtful, and that means the ordination of priests are doubtful,  then exorcists like Father Ripperberger, Father Carlos Martins, etc. are doubtful.  If I understand this improperly,  then please correct me.

My point: if this happened to Tucker Carlson and he needs an exorcist to change course, then where would that exorcist come from?

There are SSPX exorcists. I have a friend who accompanied him to an exorcism.

There are SSPX exorcists. I have a friend who accompanied him to an exorcism.

I have always heard that exorcists need a mandate from the local bishop, otherwise the exorcism does not work. How would it work with the SSPX? Their bishops have no jurisdiction, and probably neither do their friends in the Novus Ordo, as they are all Modernist.

Do demons accept supplied jurisdiction?

I mean, seriously, do we have any docuмented case of an exorcism made by a Traditionalist priest that worked?

Tucker Carlson probably belongs to some bizarre cult called Kaballah as evidenced by his red string string bracelet. His Trumpism, Putinism and quiet on the genocide in Gaza all point  that direction.

Yes of course he should find the one true faith, and only a Catholic exorcist can help him.

I don't think he's been wearing that as of late.  He's also very anti-war.

I have always heard that exorcists need a mandate from the local bishop, otherwise the exorcism does not work. How would it work with the SSPX? Their bishops have no jurisdiction, and probably neither do their friends in the Novus Ordo, as they are all Modernist.

Do demons accept supplied jurisdiction?

I mean, seriously, do we have any docuмented case of an exorcism made by a Traditionalist priest that worked?

I always thought so as well.

I seem to recall such of a sedevacantist priest/bishop.  I think it was Bishop McKenna, but I'd have to research it unless someone else can confirm/verify.

I have always heard that exorcists need a mandate from the local bishop, otherwise the exorcism does not work. How would it work with the SSPX? Their bishops have no jurisdiction, and probably neither do their friends in the Novus Ordo, as they are all Modernist.

Do demons accept supplied jurisdiction?

I mean, seriously, do we have any docuмented case of an exorcism made by a Traditionalist priest that worked?

Supplied jurisdiction is not pretend jurisdiction, it is real jurisdiction. The SSPX bishops have no territorial jurisdiction, but they do indeed have real jurisdiction over souls who approach them. Similarly, the priests.

The supreme law of the Church is the salvation of souls. The Church supplies all that is required to achieve this end, always.

The SSPX has been fulfilling this need of souls since its earliest days. I recall one of the senior priests of the SSPX telling me about Bishop (then Fr) Williamson decades ago relating a story about exorcisms saying "you'd believe in the devil if you'd seen fingernails turn into claws". The priest understood that BW had this experience himself during an exorcism.