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Mike Pence

Romney II

Thinks we're too stupid to see what's really going on over there.

Using his religious affiliation to keep him at the public trough.

Change my mind.

ETA: Glad to see TC give him enough rope to hang himself.

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Mike Pence.

Tucker Carlson Just Ended Mike Pence’s Entire Career

During a discussion of priorities, Mike Pence says the state of our USA is “not my concern.” Mike Pence will never recover from this.
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Fine. But it really doesn't matter. He wasn't going anywhere anyway.

But come on, guys. Listen to the whole thing and be honest here. He was not saying that USA cities are not his concern. You can listen to the clip and see that he was referring to Tucker's first part of the statement about "Your concern is that Ukrainians don't have enough tanks." I just can't stand this cheap, dishonest shit.

And again, it doesn't even matter. Mike Pence is a joke in this race, so why even peddle this?

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Tucker Interviews Andrew Tate

Love him or hate him, but Andrew Tate is apt to drop logical MOAB-sized truth bombs exposing the gigantic scam that is government

https://youtu.be/JyqTo8XFOkI

For those who haven't watched this, I'll say it's the best 2.5 hours of anything I've watched in a long long time. Well worth it.


Prior to this I knew the name, and other that he was "famous" for some reason, and very divisive when it comes to people's opinion of him, I knew nothing about him. He certainly earned some of my respect after watching that.

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It looks to me like Fox is attempting to advance Kat Timpf into a greater presence. The mix up could be a great career enhancement for her, but I'm guessing it will be temporary.

She has a shtick, and I'm tired of it. Tyrus I never tire of.

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It looks to me like Fox is attempting to advance Kat Timpf into a greater presence. The mix up could be a great career enhancement for her, but I'm guessing it will be temporary.

She has a shtick, and I'm tired of it.

She's welcome to do the news while sitting on my lap.

This is absolutely worth the 42 minutes of your time.

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Originally posted by chellim1:
Tucker Carlson at Turning Point Action conference in West Palm Beach, Florida July 15, 2023



Bonus clip:

https://twitter.com/OzraeliAvi.../1680010061312331776

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Originally posted by parabellum:

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Originally posted by sjtill:

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It looks to me like Fox is attempting to advance Kat Timpf into a greater presence. The mix up could be a great career enhancement for her, but I'm guessing it will be temporary.

She has a shtick, and I'm tired of it.

She's welcome to do the news while sitting on my lap.

Looks like now she has the Fox News Saturday Night gig, before her I think it was Kilmeade.

After her book came out she did a number of interviews, saw a few of them, Maher, Danica Patrick. I came away not liking her as much.

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Originally posted by Balzé Halzé:
And again, it doesn't even matter. Mike Pence is a joke in this race, so why even peddle this?

Because he's a very visible embodiment of the problem. Simply put: A takedown of Pence is a takedown of the narrative being parroted by the uniparty.

I watched the whole interview. You call it cheap, dishonest shit, but when I hear empty suits like Pence yammer on and get misty-eyed about Ukraine, what I feel in my heart is "we have real problems here that are actually important." Tucker said what so many of us are thinking. Your average Roman didn't give two shits about Brittania or keeping the Caledonians on their side of Hadrian's wall, but chasing that end did eventually contribute in large measure to the collapse of that empire. We can keep fucking around with what's going on at the far end of the world like it really matters, but when things fall apart here, nobody is going to say "Well, I'm glad we at least kept Russia from taking over Ukraine. Slava Ukraini!"

"History doesn't repeat itself, it rhymes."

Great speech, Tucker

It's an indication how out of touch are these "experts". Had the members of SIGforum offered up their consensus that getting rid of Carlson was a disastrous move, they would have smiled and patted us on our collective head, and they would have done their best to break it to us gently and diplomatically that we simply don't know what we're talking about, and to just leave it to "the experts".

And yet, here we are.

Yes sir, they really screwed the proverbial pooch on this one.

I stand firmly by the revised thread title from 6/26.

Tucker Carlson made an interesting argument.

How many Americans have Russians killed?


Hoe many Americans have Chicoms killed? (Starting with the 'Korean War'?)

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Tucker Carlson could see Rebekah Mercer, Peter Thiel invest in his media company

PUBLISHED TUE, AUG 8 20237:00 AM EDTUPDATED TUE, AUG 8 20231:44 PM EDT
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Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson could see two of the wealthiest GOP business megadonors, Rebekah Mercer and Peter Thiel, invest in his new media company, according to people familiar with the matter.

Mercer has spoken with Carlson since his April departure from Fox News about possibly investing in his as yet unnamed media company, sources told CNBC. Thiel has hinted to allies that he could invest in the venture after hearing from Carlson’s side, these people added.

It was unclear Monday whether Thiel or Mercer had officially moved ahead with a financing plan, and their spokespeople did not respond to multiple requests for comment over several weeks, including outreach on Monday. A spokesman for Carlson did not return a request for comment.

But both of them have privately expressed interest in helping Carlson, said numerous sources, who were granted anonymity to discuss private conversations.

The move by Carlson and his team to cultivate potential investors like Mercer and Thiel signals that the former Fox News host’s new project could be on the brink of gaining financial support from some of the nation’s most recognized conservative megadonors.

The news of Mercer’s and Thiel’s interest in Carlson comes as the TV host and his longtime business partner Neil Patel are reportedly looking to raise hundreds of millions of dollars to fund the company.

Any business between Carlson and Mercer could be part of a larger financing effort led by investment firm 1789 Capital, which is already planning an eight-figure investment into the former Fox News host’s media venture.

Mercer is listed on the corporate database PitchBook as an “executive officer” at 1789 Capital and has already reportedly invested into a 1789 Capital fund worth $150 million.

Fox and Carlson officially parted ways in April, days after the network reached a more than $700 million settlement with Dominion Voting Systems in its defamation lawsuit. Fox refused to say why Carlson was leaving, save for a statement in which Fox thanked him “for his service to the network.”

Shortly after leaving Fox, Carlson began hosting an episodic show on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter.

The new media venture would create full-length versions of Carlson’s X episodes, The Wall Street Journal reported, built around a subscription model for revenue.

A recent episode featured Carlson interviewing Devon Archer, a former business associate of President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden. Archer also testified before a House committee in late July, part of a Republican probe into Hunter Biden’s business dealings.

Mercer and Thiel have for years been separate investors in a diverse array of conservative startups.

Mercer was an investor in Breitbart News, which was founded by the late conservative commentator Andrew Breitbart, and the now shuttered right-wing social media site, Parler. Carlson co-founded The Daily Caller, a conservative news site.

Thiel-backed the “anti-woke” bank GloriFi, which reportedly later shutdown, according to The Wall Street Journal. He’s also financing The Right Stuff, a dating app meant for conservatives which is reportedly struggling to gain a large amount of users. Thiel also appeared on Carlson’s show on Fox News in 2019.

Mercer and Thiel have each poured waves of money toward GOP candidates running for office.

Thiel has donated more than $32 million since the start of the 2016 election cycle toward Republicans candidates or political action committees, according to data from the nonpartisan OpenSecrets.

Yet this giving has not extended to the Republican presidential primary currently underway. So far, Thiel has said he has no plans to help individual candidates in the 2024 election cycle.

Mercer has contributed well over $500,000 to help GOP candidates since 2016, according to the data.

The broader Mercer family also supported candidate Donald Trump during the 2016 election, and Rebekah’s father, Robert Mercer, gave $1 million to Trump’s 2017 inaugural committee.

Like Thiel, the Mercers have not indicated they have any immediate plans to back Trump’s latest run for president.

The Mercers haven’t made a contribution so far this cycle to anyone running for federal office, including Trump.

Carlson himself, though, does appear to be trying to have a role in the 2024 election. In July, he hosted the Family Leadership Summit in Iowa, where he interviewed at least six Republican presidential candidates.

Carlson spoke at the Turning Point USA conference that same month, where other 2024 candidates attended and spoke to a crowd of young conservative voters.

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