Tucker Carlson, like many others who have lost their jobs, is embarking on a new venture. He plans to start his own company with his college roommate and utilize Twitter as the platform for longer versions of the free videos he already shares, according to the Wall Street Journal. Short versions of his content will …
Standing on the Ellipse, positioned between the White House and the Washington Monument, I had the privilege of hearing President Donald Trump deliver an impassioned speech. He emphasized the necessity for strength and resilience in reclaiming our country, stating that weakness will not suffice. His belief that the 2020 presidential election had been stolen from …
Fox News and Tucker Carlson part ways while Don Lemon claims to be fired from CNN 05:15 In a series of changes to its primetime lineup, Fox News Channel announced Monday that Jesse Watters will replace Tucker Carlson as the host of the network’s 8 p.m. show. Laura Ingraham will now host “The Ingraham Angle” …
In a surprising move, Tucker Carlson recently commended Democrat Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for his controversial stance against vaccines, going as far as labeling him the “most censored famous person in the United States.” This unexpected endorsement was made on Carlson’s Twitter show, where he lauded Kennedy for his ability to observe and question the …
Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson revealed that a producer from his time at the network recently resigned after airing a controversial chyron that referred to President Biden as a “wannabe dictator.” The caption was displayed on a split screen featuring Biden and Donald Trump, who had just been arraigned. The chyron read, “Wannabe dictator …
Former producer Alexander McCaskill, who worked on Tucker Carlson’s show at Fox News, has left the conservative network following the airing of a caption referring to President Joe Biden as a “wannabe dictator.” McCaskill’s departure was confirmed by both Carlson and The Daily Beast, who first reported the story. According to Carlson, the producer responsible …
Elon Musk, the CEO of Twitter, has expressed a desire to bring more liberal voices to the platform. Musk suggested that the likes of MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow and former CNN anchor Don Lemon should “put their shows on this platform.” Musk’s comments come in response to the conservative views expressed by Tucker Carlson on the …
Tucker Carlson has returned with his new Twitter show after being ousted from Fox News in April. In his 10-minute video, the popular conservative commentator delivers a monologue and takes aim at his favorite targets, including the news media. Carlson is known for raising questions about conspiracy theories and in this short video, he questions …