Tucker Carlson out at Fox News

[mojsterr]

And from what I've read, Tucker has gotten too far with going against the official narative on things, so he had to go out. The lawsuit is just an excuse. Both Dominion and Fox are owned by Blackrock, so they are just sueing themselves. It's a facade.

Edited April 26, 2023 by mojsterr

[zurew]

1 hour ago, mojsterr said:

Tucker has gotten too far with going against the official narative on things, so he had to go out. The lawsuit is just an excuse. Both Dominion and Fox are owned by Blackrock, so they are just sueing themselves. It's a facade.

Don't stop there, continue with the 'Earth is flat' and you will be good.

[mojsterr]

I was mislead. Blackroc owns some other Dominion. Soryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

 

 

All other stands though

[Yimpa]

 

[Tanz]

If Tucker were smart, he would go completely independent and start his own thing on Rumble instead of being attached to Dailywire or whomever.  

It's reported Tucker is still officially under contract with Fox and it may not end until X amount of time, some people are speculating they will hold the contract until after the election.

[Leo Gura]

47 minutes ago, Tanz said:

Tucker is still officially under contract with Fox and it may not end until X amount of time

If that's the case he's getting paid for it. They pay him not to work.

Edited April 28, 2023 by Leo Gura

[Tanz]

1 hour ago, Leo Gura said:

If that's the case he's getting paid for it. They pay him not to work.

 Fox must have been smart enough to create a contract just like the sports teams do for the athletes to prevent them from going to another team.  If he quits, he doesn't get paid, and he can't go to another competitor in the case of firing him, Fox is contractually obligated to pay him or give up the contract to allow him to work anywhere.  I believe the source is Megan Kelly so there must be some kind of legitimacy.  

It works well for Tucker because he gets paid to do nothing and it may be smart for Fox to hold his contract so he doesn't eat away from their revenue during the election.  

[mojsterr]

Tucker:

"The media's job is not to inform you. They are working for a small group of people who actually run the world. They're their servants..."

 

https://rumble.com/v2k8w9g-tucker-carlsons-recent-interview-goes-viral-after-departure-from-fox-news.html?mref=22lbp&mc=56yab

Edited April 29, 2023 by mojsterr

[Yimpa]

15 minutes ago, mojsterr said:

Tucker:

"The media's job is not to inform you. They are working for a small group of people who actually run the world. They're their servants..."

Conspiracy theory at its finest. 

Also a serious lack of self-reflection.

[mojsterr]

He says he has a lot of regrets of some of the things he said on tv through the years. He names reporting about the Iraq war as the most regretful.

 

I can't find the whoe interview

 

 

Edit: I see now this is a 1 month old interview, though

 

 

Edited April 29, 2023 by mojsterr

[Leo Gura]

Tucker is so full of shit. He always has been.

[mojsterr]

Tucker Carlson, the recently ousted Fox News star host, may not be off the airwaves for long. Newsmax has reportedly offered Carlson not only his own primetime show, but also the reins to the entire network’s programming. This could potentially lead to a massive shakeup in the conservative media world. Imagine the possibilities – with Carlson in control, Newsmax could rival Fox News as the go-to network for conservative viewers. As the dust settles around Carlson’s sudden departure from Fox, we can’t help but wonder what this new venture might mean for the future of television news. Is Newsmax’s bold move a sign of things to come? Only time will tell, but one thing’s for sure: Tucker Carlson’s next move is bound to create waves across the media landscape.

In a surprising turn of events, Newsmax is reportedly courting Tucker Carlson, the top-rated former Fox News host who was recently taken off the air. With much speculation surrounding Carlson’s next move, Newsmax seems eager to capitalize on the situation by offering him not only his own show, but also the chance to be in charge of programming for the entire network. This power play could significantly boost Newsmax’s standing in the conservative media space, attracting viewers who may have followed Carlson from Fox News. While no formal offer has been made due to Carlson’s current contract with Fox, sources indicate that Newsmax executives are ready to give him substantial influence in reshaping their channel. As we wait to see where Tucker Carlson lands, it’s clear that whatever decision he makes is poised to have a major impact on the media landscape.

[mojsterr]

 

[Leo Gura]

Fox has Tucker's nuts is such a death grip that the only platform he can show his face on is Twitter -- the most pathetic platform for video streaming.

[mmKay]

Never heard him speaking before. What a shame for such a clear speaker to be sewer mouth. I don't even know if that's a real term but it feels apropiate.