It might pay to read this article. Fox news just gave Dominion Voting 750 million dollars to avoid a civil trial, and the deep state lawyers are going after Tucker Carlson who worked for Fox News. May not be too far of a stretch.


Desperate Ray Epps Enlists Notorious Dem-Clinton Operatives to Threaten Tucker and Revolver News for J6 Reporting

https://www.revolver.news/2023...ws-for-j6-reporting/

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Originally posted by Balzé Halzé:

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Originally posted by OttoSig:
Tucker Carlson is Don Lemon's opposite.

Haha, come on. Don Lemon is half a turnip. He's not Carlson's opposite, at least not on the pundit or intellectual spectrum.

Read my entire post please.

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Originally posted by tatortodd:
Just looked up March viewership stats where Tucker was #1 overall most watched cable news at 3.25M and #1 for the coveted 25-54.

I personally found him annoying and repetitive.

Don't you mean Hanity?

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Originally posted by synthplayer:

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Originally posted by OttoSig:

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Originally posted by Balzé Halzé:

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Originally posted by OttoSig:
Tucker Carlson is Don Lemon's opposite.

Haha, come on. Don Lemon is half a turnip. He's not Carlson's opposite, at least not on the pundit or intellectual spectrum.

Read my entire post please.

I read your entire post, and I disagree with your assertion vehemently. No disrespect intended.

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They are both saying what a certain group wants to hear for money. They are neither correct.

Lemon was doing that, but Carlson was actually revealing truth that nocody else had the guts to reveal.

Your truth. Not THE truth. I understand the desire to despise the other side, but we can't believe that we are not doing the same thing.

Enough

Well, I'm bummed by the loss of Bongino and Carlson on Fox News. I can't get OANN on my cable and it's too uncomfortable to watch news on my computer. I don't subscribe to any Internet news sources, but I do frequent SF. Thanks, Para.

flashguy

I don't have cable or Fox News. Who was on in Tucker's slot tonight?

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Originally posted by parabellum:
Enough

Thank you Mr.Moderator.

Jedediah Bila presents a good perspective on Tucker’s departure from FOX.

Essentially states what we all know, cable news is tightly controlled over what the hosts can talk about.
Of all the view points expressed today, I found her’s to be the most interesting.

Robert Kennedy Jr's take on this.

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Originally posted by BlackTalonJHP:
I don't have cable or Fox News. Who was on in Tucker's slot tonight?

Brian Kilmeade

It was the only thing CNN talked about all night.
Not that I watch the shows but just clicked on to see the topic and as I guess - it was an all Tucker bash show (they were all gleeful).
Yet no mention of the ejected DL.

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Originally posted by flashguy:
Well, I'm bummed by the loss of Bongino and Carlson on Fox News. I can't get OANN on my cable and it's too uncomfortable to watch news on my computer. I don't subscribe to any Internet news sources, but I do frequent SF. Thanks, Para.

flashguy

If you have a smart tv and access to the internet. I subscribe to KlowdTV you can get OAN

Tucker was fired so he is under zero restraints - he can speak freely about FOX or anything else. Digital is the future and you don't need a network for that. Rumble rocks and TC will draw a crowd.

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Originally posted by Ozarkwoods:

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Originally posted by flashguy:
Well, I'm bummed by the loss of Bongino and Carlson on Fox News. I can't get OANN on my cable and it's too uncomfortable to watch news on my computer. I don't subscribe to any Internet news sources, but I do frequent SF. Thanks, Para.

flashguy

If you have a smart tv and access to the internet. I subscribe to KlowdTV you can get OAN

I've no idea how "smart" my TV is. It's a 40" LED bought a couple of years ago.

flashguy

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Originally posted by doublesharp:
Tucker was fired so he is under zero restraints - he can speak freely about FOX or anything else. Digital is the future and you don't need a network for that. Rumble rocks and TC will draw a crowd.

He'll be back. Maybe he can team up with Musk and do something on Twitter? Laugh all the way to the bank.

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Originally posted by sdy:
https://hotair.com/headlines/2...d-on-carlson-n546018


Carlson’s exit is related to the discrimination lawsuit filed by Abby Grossberg, the producer fired by the network last month, the people said.

But that discrimination lawsuit isn't against Tucker but against the network and it's in regards to the depositions given for the Dominion lawsuit. She is saying she was discriminated with regards to her deposition such as not being able to see it while male colleagues were allowed to among other things.

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Originally posted by synthplayer:

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They are both saying what a certain group wants to hear for money. They are neither correct.

Lemon was doing that, but Carlson was actually revealing truth that nobody else had the guts to reveal.

I would agree that Carlson often gave different views that run counter even to the "standard" conservative line.

Mainstream conservative commentators seem to say what they are allowed. Rush was and Hannity is the best at it. Laura Ingram is pretty good at it. Glenn Beck has at times likely run afoul of limits. I suspect Tucker has had a long running feud with producers and owners. He would give about one five minute hard hitting truth segment a week. Ratings maybe gave him some control, but likely push came to shove and neither side could take it.

Wherever he lands, we'll probably get better and more reavealing content. But I doubt his next platform will reach as many fence sitters, but maybe some will still follow him.

Tucker will be fine wherever he goes. My biggest hope is that Mr. Pillow will continue to advertise on Fox and I will never see one of his idiotic commercials ever again.