you ca -- both sides can pull out. >> and in here, in the book, you have the phone call with tucker carlson, word for word. >> word for word >> you have what was said by the fox executive to tucker. and you have what tucker said. did you have both of those sources? because i know you have ha publicly had access to tucke carlson. >> i won't say who my source are. but my sources are impeccable. this is the conversation >> and it was a remarkably short conversation tucker carlson had no idea wha it was about when it began >> he was totally -- i mean, it's a curious thing because tucker had been talkin to lots of people for quit some time. a good year about what would h do without fox because, largely, he felt -- and he wasn't necessaril feeling he was going to be fired. but he was feeling something was going to happen at fox that nothing was going to writ their. all the signs, this was doomed enterprise. and so, he had kind of bee preparing for something. but when that happened, he was as shocked as anyone and i guess, as everyone, when they get taken off o television >> you make the point in

which you can pull out, both sides can pull out >> in the book, you have the phone call with tucker carlson word for word. you have what was said by th fox executive to tucker and yo have what tucker said. did you have both of those sources, because you've talked publicly had access to tucke carlson. >> i won't say who my source are, but my sources ar impeccable this is the conversation >> it was a remarkably short conversation tucker carlson had no idea wha it was about when it began >> no. he was totally - it's a curious thing because tucker had been talking to lot of people for quite some time, a good year about what would h do without fox because largely he felt, and he wasn't necessarily feeling that he wa going to be fired, but he wa feeling something is going t happen at fox, that nothing is going right there. all the signs were reading thi is a doomed enterprise and, so he had kind of bee preparing for something, but when that happened, he was a shocked as anyone. i guess, has everyone when the get taken off of television. >> you make the point in the book that rupert murdoch liked

tucker carlson, who worked for the fox news channel for a long time and knows the situation from the inside thoroughly, however, according to carlson, the republicans. the author of vesti nedeli, host of the vesti nedeli program, dmitry kiselyov, studied his exposure in detail a little better. the most popular journalist in america , tucker carlson, was fired a few months ago by the fox news channel, but because of this, who became much freer and thus even more interesting to the public, announced the inevitability of a direct burning collision. usa and russia already next year. according to carlson, the logic of the domestic political struggle in america leads to this. more precisely, what position the senile biden has driven himself into, who, on the eve of the presidential election, has no other options left to remain in power ; other methods, including criminal prosecution of trump, are no longer working american democrats pinned to the wall. they can't lose. they will do anything to win, how will they do it. they will not use covid for this again. they can't do it anymore. what t

i think this is an absolute - disgrace, shame on tucker carlson, president _ disgrace, shame on tuckerof the most evil men on— president putin is one of the most evil men on the planet, what he's doing _ evil men on the planet, what he's doing at— evil men on the planet, what he's doing at the moment is absolutely abhorrent— doing at the moment is absolutely abhorrent and the idea that telkom -- tucker— abhorrent and the idea that telkom —— tucker carlson has been a sympathiser for this man and has now been rewarded, it is ready quite shamefut — been rewarded, it is ready quite shameful. is been rewarded, it is ready quite shameful. , , ., ,, ., been rewarded, it is ready quite shameful-— shameful. is this awkward felt donald trump _ shameful. is this awkward felt donald trump because - shameful. is this awkward felt donald trump because he - shameful. is this awkward felt| donald trump because he does interviews with tucker carlson and now there is a pyramid that i see, there is a link.— there is a link. they raise, and a sort of consistency _ there is a link. they raise, and a sort o

and when they fired tucker carlson, instead of firing sean hannity and sort of tucker is portrayed as's casest carlson retailed through the liberal media in the weeks after he was taken off the air was a case against itself. fox might be white conspiratorial in its views carlson in his six years in primetime had become more fox than fox. what do you make of that? he transformed somebody who worked here at msnbc and didn't do so well at cnn to that thing he was on fox and got fired. >> there's a lot to that. obviously i know these things can be suspect. i appreciate that. there's actually a lot to that because keep in mind that the 2022 election was the first time in aurt kwaer century where rush limbaugh was not the single largest get out the vote. there was a massive void in the right wing media. an echo chamber you need a conductor for that chore rhus. tucker was the only person that stepped into that center of gravity why he started to give speeches in iowa, for example. because he started to experiment with just how much -- how much influence do i actually have over this massive e

evidently, tucker carlson has never seen a hostage negotiation.of the man in the bomb vest. in fact, officials were saying they would give him whatever he wants. they ordered him pizza and gave him a million dollars and a helicopter ride to the location of his choice. is that really how you treat an enemy?" tucker also took issue with the footage from the january 6th committee that showed senator josh hawley hawley-ing ass. according to tucker, that footage is deceptive. >> the actual videotape shows that hawley was one of many lawmakers being ushered out of the building by capitol hill police officers. and in fact, hawley was at the back of the pack. >> stephen: i stand corrected. josh hawley is not just some hypocritical coward. he's a hypocritical coward who runs slower than 70-year-olds. and may i remind you, just a couple. just a couple little things. that's all. and may i remind you, those people were all running for their lives from what tucker describes as meek sightseers. it reminds me of the scene from "lord of the rings." >> and we're w

it's tucker carlson.things you realize when you step outside the noise for a few days is how many genuinely nice people there are in this country, kind and decent people, people who really care about whose true, and a bunch of hilarious people also. >> jimmy: oh, thank you. glad you've been enjoying the stuff we did about you. please, go on. >> the other thing you notice is when you take a little time off is how unbelievably stupid the debates you see on television are. they're completely irrelevant. they mean nothing. >> jimmy: i agree. wait until you hear about this guy named tucker carlson. you are going to hate him. >> the undeniably big topics, the ones that will define our future get virtually no discussion at all -- war, civil liberties, emerging science, demographic change, corporate power, natural resources. >> jimmy: right, right. the big topics. the important suggests, like these. >> well, it turns out leprechauns exist not just on cereal boxes there a r a lot of people that believe they have s

amaralko almost a quarter of a century ago was spun by tucker carlson, a journalist.son tracked down a man who claims that he was in a homosexual relationship with a politician and used cocaine together with him. i am very disappointed with the tag. zhizn to get to michelle and what if this is the only evidence that is presented, they showed an old man who survived the toothless mind, which tells that he had something with the person who today called barakomob who didn't provide any evidence who didn't show a single photo or a single type of sitter, didn't show any medical reports showed a toothless old man who said that he had something, and here they are discussing it for hours on tv, and about the local election itself, what it was possible to see this small episode on tv , the mask is usually not a garden either, but turn it into a constant interwoven garden , what are you doing? the message that will win. well, there is a doubt that you are somehow like that, now, suddenly, there is such a thing before the elections of the mayor of moscow, in general , the more h

america's amaralko was launched almost a quarter of a century ago by tucker carlson, a journalist tuckerght out a man who claims to have been a politician in a homosexual relationship and together with him used cocaine. i am very disappointed with tager carlson. one piece of evidence presented by the tied up old man who survived the toothless mind, which tells that he had something with the man who today called the barakomob who didn't provide any evidence who didn't show a single photo or a single view of the seat no medical reports showed a toothless old man who told that he had something, and this is what they discuss for hours on tv, and about the local elections, everything that could be seen in this a small episode, the mask is also wonderful, the city, but turn this very thing into a constant interlaced clock, what are the arcs of the russian city, how do you spoil the mood of sergey semenchuge? and there is a message that win well, there is a doubt that you are somehow like this now, suddenly, such an agenda before the elections of the mayor of moscow in general, more than anythi

during his interview, tucker carlson tried to bolster larry sinclair's credibility by noting that sinclairter with barack obama. watch tucker failed to mention there is that larry sinclair failed that lie detector test. this is the kind of wrought mr. carlson can get away with now that he broadcasts exclusively on elon musk's disinformation super highway, x. formerly known as twitter. the past week has been a lesson in just how much power elon musk wields, and how willing he is to abuse that power. musk started this week by threatening to sue the anti-defamation league for defamation. claiming that the group was responsible for ex's significant loss in advertising revenue. in reality, it was likely musk's decision to allow not cease and other hateful disagreements -- groups like the anti-defamation league called attention to that. and mr. musk is now apparently using his platform to promote far-right extremists and white nationalists who are campaigning against the atl. that kind of poison amplified and promoted by the likes of elon musk is not only influencing american politics, it is tin

amaralko almost a quarter of a century ago was spun by tucker carlson, journalist tucker carlson foundwho says that he was to politicians in a homosexual relationship and together with him he used kiin, i am very disappointed with the tag, he destroyed life, he destroyed life with water, he destroyed life in order to get to michelle, that if it is one thing to prove, the bitch who presents showed the old man who survived the toothless mind, who tells that he had what- what about the man who today called a mob mob who didn't provide any evidence who didn't show a single photo or a single type of sitter, didn't show any medical reports, showed a toothless old man who they say that he had something, and this is what they discuss for hours on tv, and about the local elections, all that could be seen on tv, this little episode , the mask, is also an ordinary garden, but turn this very thing into a permanent intertwined garden. at least how do you spoil the mood of sergei semenchev when there is a message about who will win? well, there is a doubt that you are somehow like that now , suddenl

and tucker carlson who were recently ousted.t relates to what. was that the main reason? was it one of a bundle of reasons? but just more ask you to use your reporting and your skills here tonight to tell us what has become a fox where recently we've seen donald trump do more interviews with meghan kelly. we've actually showed a newsworthy clip of that tonight. of the ex fox host with tucker carlson through the x platform recently. so more ex fox officials than current ones have sometimes seen. what does that do to the company here as it has paid these prices but sees its ex hosts stake out their own ground? >> right. it's incredibly tense and complicated. because it was maria bartiromo who use the word dominion of foxes airways. it was through dobbs that pushed the lie. and that opened it up to tremendous legal liability and damage. in some ways, those cases, that kind of accountability. financial accountability is happening more quickly than the accountability for trump in the for an indictment. so fox feeling the brunt more t

of the ex fox host with tucker carlson through the ex twitter platform more recently.than current ones sometimes see in. what does that do to the company here as it has paid these prices but sees its ex hosts stake out their own ground? >> it's incredibly complicated because it was maria who also use the first word dominion on fox's airwaves. that opened the company up to tremendous legal liability and damage. in some ways, those cases, that financial accountability has happened more quickly than the accountability for trump enough for an indictment. so fox feeling the heat more than trump, in regards to trump. in regards to these hosts, many of these are pro trump. even though rupert murdoch wants the country to be rid of donald trump. my understanding from sources is that rupert shrugs, and says there's nothing he can do anymore. clearly the basis siding with trump. but it's far more complicated, i was in iowa talking with voters and some voters who support trump, they also have a backup choice in case that he is not available so to speak. or they are looking for off

american journalist tucker carlson agrees with this. is connected with the mysterious death of members of the north atlantic alliance details in author's column periodic table? if you look at the horizon for a long time, you can see the sunset of hegemony and the west. today we’ll talk about radioactive elements. and in in particular, their collapse, soldiers of the armed forces of nato countries began to often die as a result of accidents. why tucker carlson believes that the alliance will obviously fall apart quote let's look at all the political elements and put them in their places. is this the periodic table? hello hello. on the verge of a split, why are the north atlantic alliance increasingly predicting the decline of its career ? one of the reasons for nato is not in resources. and a possible split against the background of shortages of ammunition and the difficulty of producing weapons for ukraine has long been informed by politics, conversations about split with renewed vigor and also flared up in july against the backdrop of

speed and report what, but you know that barack obama secrets is gay, well, the audience that tucker carlson for it is quite specific, albeit large. i think that many, as it were, already know this, well, they either suspect, yes, because these theories, they really have been going around since the eighth year and just in this very one. audiences therefore tells people what they want to hear from him. well, i'm an old regimen, it seems to me that it's wrong. i'm not talking about obama's orientation. and when a person comes out and starts pulling it out of his daddy and talking. well, yes, i terribly somehow think what it is, well, that's just to warm it up. yes, not a very honest journalistic reception. here's the other side. it is necessary to somehow increase the ratings and attract likes burnt about children about the family. it seems to me to entertain personally and publicly. that's very deep. if and if you are not you distinguish and vice versa, you grasp personal identities, and any, of course, ancient, roman , uh, this very lawyer. well, a dagger would be for this , just here, if at

you report murdoch and we know from text tucker carlson at one point before being fired, both privatelyely. but rupert murdoch -- carlson was just the employee doing what he had to do. rupert murdoch owns the place, so he could have at any time said no. but the question is, could he have? most recently over the past little more than a year, he actually decided to say no, and his answer was ron desantis. so that has not exactly worked out. it kind of becomes a tragic irony. he always wanted to make an american president, and he did. the joke was, that president was donald trump. now he wants to unmake him and it certainly appears he can't do that either. >> was tucker carlson fired because of the dominion lawsuit? >> absolutely. >> how do you prove that? >> well, you know, i've spoken to literally as many people as you can speak to, and it's very hard to prove the setup as a negative. no one was saying it's not part of the deal, it's a gentleman's agreement, or it's a pulley test. just -- >> but the leverage -- this is interesting. we reported on this at the time with what we could make

tucker carlson disappeared. he was silenced by the murdochs. basically, they had enough.up the business without him. that was probably the right move for fox, but for carlson, he shrank overnight. and he's off interviewing far-right politicians in various countries trying to create content. he's the incredible shrinking man, and to me that reaffirms, yes, people are watching tv in lots of different ways, people are making videos on their phones all the time, but still, linear television is an incredibly strong asset. >> yeah. it's interesting. we're almost talking about more the impact on democracy in politics than the business model. >> right. >> other folks are thinking about that -- >> that's exactly right. >> it may be less probable in those ways, that's in the mix there. i want to move your expertise now over to court tv land. it seems to make a huge difference when you have cameras in the courtroom, as we do in georgia, in contrast to federal court and other situations. i say that as an observation, not whether it's good or bad. i think it would be great if there we

that kind of guy that's why tucker carlson pretends to be interviewed , asking the audience to decideof the stories is true, but the rumors that obama is actually gay really go back 40 years ago. obama himself confessed in letters to his student girlfriend. that he has unusual fantasies about men, then chicago gaybar regulars told reporters that in the nineties and two thousandth obama was a frequent visitor there. all these stories, hushed up major newspapers did not write about it. it's all so and remained a conspiracy. why did he sleeve it like that, but i had to pull it out. this is for the audience to judge. it is not yet clear, but he definitely did not lose in 3 hours. after the interview appeared on the internet, it was watched by 4 million people and the counter continues to spin . now they are asking to be held accountable for their mistakes and are trying to shift the blame onto the conservatives who ruled before them. municipal body, in turn, members of the city council from the conservative party recall that until recently the laborites. for re -election. they promised th

i don't see this sort of tucker carlson of 2023. or what happened on election night of 2024 during the course of that campaign happening under roger ailes. and i think that when that happens, he sort of became harder for rupert murdoch to keep his hands on the wheel of what was happening at fox news. and this sort of goes back to that frankenstein argument that tim is making, is that this just got too big for him. in sort of feeding the winds of the masses, you begin to court conspiratorial thinking, you begin to court lies. you certainly entertain trump, as much as report might have personally despised him. and it begins to create this sort of -- sorry, the sort of behemoths of a political force, particularly in trump that became too hard for him to control. >> okay, he couldn't control trump but he cashed in on him every single day along the way. he wasn't like this scientists in the lab and the monster got too big. he wrote that monster to the bank. >> and peter in his letter to employees he wrote this, quote elites have open con

the case with tucker carlson is so overwhelming.igating the january 6th attacks to embarrass trump supporters. i learned how difficult it can be on the other side of that propaganda machine. these lawsuits reveal what we learned from viewers like you and the great reporting is that once the known falsity was established, once the judge said they knew these things were false and they broadcast them anyway, just how legally exposed the company is. where do you place the legal exposure for fox from the city pension fund? >> i think it is not a surprise this sort of suit would trickle out in the aftermath of that massive payout to dominion. it gives the dollars and cents numbers of the kind of cost that they incurred financially because of fox's choices. but also because that suit produced this trove of evidence about who knew what when within the fox corporation. because there is all this evidence now that some of these folks at the very top of the corporation were privately disparaging and dismissing donald trump's false claims about

whatever it wants, never we will not recognize independence, kosovo the us authorities banned tucker carlsonrom giving interviews. vladimir putin, as carlson himself comments on this, has an icy storm raging in norilsk , the wind breaks traffic lights, tears off roofs and blows away sheets and iron like cars. five russian servicemen repelled an attack by superior enemy forces without yielding a single an inch of land, a picture of the battle in the southern donetsk direction, taken by a reconnaissance drone, is published by the ministry of defense near our positions from two armored vehicles. landed troops in a tough battle with 12 attack aircraft. two servicemen of the thirty-seventh guards motorized rifle brigade were wounded, but the units continued to fire, and as a result the enemy was forced to retreat; the fighters were represented by the coordinates of courage . and this is how the detachments and formations of the ivanovo airborne forces operate in the special operation zone; the fighters captured a strong point of the armed forces in the lesnoy massif using standard weapons. airbor

this point of view was expressed by american tv presenter tucker carlson. meeting of believers in cleveland. i noticed that after the states started a conflict with iraq, the number of christians in this country decreased by almost 10 times. and in syria and the united states are constantly trying to pit local christians and muslims against each other. tucker carlson also emphasized that in ukraine, washington supports forces hostile to believers. the conflict between russia and ukraine is very complex, i don't think there are any easy answers or that there is a good guy versus a bad guy, i don't think so, the more i learn about the situation there the more confused i become, i'm not for russia, i never wasn't there, but one of the rules that we as christians should follow when evaluating situation, this is to look at how christians live in these countries, this is absolutely legal, about this, so where is it easier to be a christian in russia or ukraine, since they force us to choose, i myself want to live in a world where i am not forced to choose between

tucker carlson is confident in his analysis and his feelings and is ready to even bet america in ukrainet stop. otherwise, we will go to war with russia. i am ready to put my house on it and the stakes will be while we negotiate three dozen documents in soviet and western leaders. here are direct quotes from german chancellor helmut kohl in 1990 during negotiations with gorbachev. says we believe that nato is not should expand its boundaries, another transcript. french president tarana assures that the soviet union will be provided with the necessary security conditions british prime minister margaret thatcher there in 2017, montenegro in 2020, north macedonia and that 30 states are almost twice as many compared to the moment of the promise not to expand. georgia and ukraine are put in an accelerated queue , we tell them. well, only not ukraine, but they open the doors to us in nato for ukraine, they are conducting bloody coup d'état there. yes, this week 5 years since the assassination of dpr leader alexander zakharchenko in russia, victims have fallen. yes , orendugina vladlen tatarsky

what tucker carlson is more than what a lot of liberal media outlets can offer. peterson's podcast. she is also -- i call it the mirror world because it is a one-to-one replica of many of the social media platforms, the crowdfunding platforms. she was kicked off twitter and innately got an account on -- immediately got into count on getter. i think it is really reckless to ignore this world because it is not like it is a hobby what they're doing. as steve bannon says, the goal is to take power for the next 100 years. so not paying attention to this and not looking at what issues are getting traction there i think is reckless. in 2016, steve bannon successfully peeled away a portion of the democratic party base who had voted for democrat after democrat, who promised them they were going to renegotiate or cancel free trade deals that had gutted their communities and offshore jobs. and they did not do it. many signed more free trade deals. steve bannon saw an opportunity. i don't think it is about whether or not he personally believes this is an important issue or w

according to reports, fox news ceo suzanne scott did not tell tucker carlson why he was being fired but said that the decision was made, quote, "from above." but come on, we know all the decisions at fox news come from below. [ laughter and applause the georgia -- the georgia prosecutor investigating former president trump's alleged interference into the 2020 election said yesterday that she would announce potential charges this summer. i like that we're spreading out trump's crimes in just, like, microdosing indictments. [ laughter ] you know, 'cause, like, when netflix drops an entire season at once, sure, it's fun that weekend, but then we have nothing to look forward to once a week is way better. [ laughter ] it's like trump is the abbott elementary of criminals. [ laughter ] a man in idaho recently set a guinness world record after he passed a 40-pound weight from hand-to-hand 100 times that story again, not much to do in idaho [ laughter ] he didn't even know guinness was there. [ laughter ] they were like, "hey, how many times have you done that?" [ laughter ] a moose -- a moose

fox news also severed ties with right-wing extremist and popular "prime time" host tucker carlson thisr problem. see erratic. he is making bad decisions. >> reporter: the series "succession" airs on hbo. it is believed to be loosely based on the murdochs and their media empire. >> i think i'm the best option. >> reporter: unlike the series' satirical world, it's clear who the new leader is now that lachlan murdoch has been named sole chairman. in a statement, he thanked his father for his vision, his pioneering spirit, his steadfast determination and enduring legacy. media insiders say after so many years of building an empire, it's unlikely stepping down means the elder murdoch will completely step away from exerting his influence. >> from the letter that he sent to -- that rupert sent to employees, it sounds like he is still going to be incredibly valved. maybe not in the logistics, but at least in the idealogically it sounds like. >> reporter: and erin, in that letter, i have a copy of it here that murdoch wrote to his employees. he said several things. he said one, that he will con

well, some prominent figures including e, long musk, and tucker carlson. have expressed support for brands with twitter owner musk saying it has the markings of a coordinated media. it's like, well costing is convinced that such a fate that before anyone who doesn't follow the western deletes narrative, let's take a closer look at what russell brown, who incident synchronize all the accusations against them has said on the ukraine conflict previous a favor zang said the main sca agreement and there was a peace deal on the table and the west lobbied dimansky mail to take that peace deal. they was and they are inspired to co in 2014 and the there are significant profits. they might use the same in a sense, look, i would also, there's also a lot more comfortable to in 2014, the 2014 eco in ukraine. that measure, i mean by us interest, sierra go, the white house at all costs are bombs, rush are using them that makes them criminals. and this year they're sending costa bombs true. right. well that they know involved in novels and helping people because they love

it comes from this premise that tucker carlson promoted on the night of the riot. he said this is not your fault, talking to his viewers. this is their fault. he had to come up with a day. he had to figure out who to blame. in order to maintain innocence for his fans, he had two points in a different remix and. he had to come up with the sun up. and in order to have a set up, he had to have set it up. so he points to right. there were videos he points to, distorted ones to say that he is part of the setup. he's another cover agent, he's one of the feds. and because there were not charges pressed immediately against epps, it continued to gain so much more attention for weeks and years and months and actually years. >> he is suing now. and, we will see what happens in the lawsuit. that key there, the origin of this, which i think is a key thing to understand. reverse engineering around what needs to be the case to fill the audience dimmit. >> yes. this is not your fault. >> because i think most people, probably most americans, watched what happened on january 6th and

in the long term , tucker carlson said this the day before during trips to hungary, an american journalistorced to note that the post-war world order is collapsing, the north atlantic alliance is awaiting collapse. this is the cause of the investigative connection that undermined nord stream. usa committed attack on germany, the presenter is confident that europe will soon run out of patience and there will be no talk of any future for nato, firstly, this is the largest industrial sabotage in history. secondly, there were the largest anthropogenic co2 emissions in history. and if you're into global warming sex, then it's like the devil himself came down to earth. and the biden administration did it. thirdly, most importantly, it was an attack on germany, the most powerful country. in europe, western europe is the last main ally of the usa and we they just attacked the last of our most important ally. nato will not survive in the long term, undermining the northern flows. as a result , it may undermine nato itself , at least carlson said that he does not see the possibility of the continuat

then tucker carlson interviewing donald trumn _ tucker carlson interviewing donald trumn i_ tucker carlsonmon, two british troops looked at some of the material that's on twitter at the moment. they're saying anti—semitism posts rose by more than 100% in the months following the purchase of his platform. this is a concern. misinformation and hate speech, which the group is not tackling, possibly because they don't have the resources to do so. it is possibly because they don't have the resources to do so.— resources to do so. it is a real issue of— resources to do so. it is a real issue of concern, _ resources to do so. it is a real issue of concern, and - resources to do so. it is a real issue of concern, and i - resources to do so. it is a real issue of concern, and i know i resources to do so. it is a real- issue of concern, and i know there has been — issue of concern, and i know there has been a — issue of concern, and i know there has been a lot— issue of concern, and i know there has been a lot of— issue of concern, and i know there has been a lot of concern - issue of concern, and i

verge of a new high-profile scandal now around former democrat president barack obama, journalist tucker carlsonwho claims to have been in a homosexual relationship with a politician and used cocaine with him carlson promises to make the full version of the interview public in the evening, but for now i posted fragments and already almost 50 million views of the shocking revelations , a man named larry sinclair said that in the ninety-ninth year he seduced a black guy in a bar, not suspecting that he was a senator from illinois. well , then and as a portrait of obama you are a simple guy who came to town for the night. wanted to have some fun, drove up to the bar and met some guy there. he introduced himself as barack obama. i gave barack $250 for the code, then he started shaping a track on a cd container while he smoked from a small pipe. i started to rub my hand on his thigh, the hand went up and eventually hit the right place you and him slept twice twice did cocaine had no idea who he was i have no idea what kind of relationship he had with the track he is bisexual or well for him, it certa

"please get her fired, seriously," tucker carlson wrote hosts laura ingraham and sean hannity "it needsly, like tonight it's measurably hurting the company. the stock price is down. not a joke." >> seth: ugh, cancel culture, am i right? [ light laughter ] but there you go faux populist scourge of the establishment, tucker carlson, was worried about the company's stock price. you know that means? that means on top of everything else -- on top of being a liar, racist, conspiracy theorist, he's also one of those guys who actually uses the stock app. i mean, what kind of monster isn't that the first thing we all do when we get a new phone you either delete the stocks app or you move it into a folder called "apps only psychos use. [ laughter ] along with apple maps and compass. [ light laughter ] also, you guys, why is there a compass app? [ light laughter ] is a large percentage of apple's customer base sailors? "arrgh, i think we're lost you find the north star, and i'll open the sextant app. [ laughter ] ah, avast ye mateys, anyone got a charger? [ laughter ] always down to 2%. black bear

we're not at the level of tucker carlson by any stretch of imagination, but when we've called truce on we've featured number of stories with it was on cove, it was, it was on pfizer is own reading, pfizer is own documents on our show, their own documents were reading and youtube labels that medical in this information. so and then where do you monetize taken down and blocked in the same thing with covering the ukraine war, calling attention to nato's regression, calling attention to the propaganda this being foisted on people. if you tell that, and you know that these are, you have these large organizations which are funded in part by the united states government, these large media organizations. that's how amazon. so amazon cloud. so i mean, amazon's cloud literally helps run the c i a. so you think these things are separate? they're not, it's all part of one big animal and it really scares me about the future of media. where do you turn if they come after rumble? what's left? what do we have left bit shoot? might be the what i mean, what, what else do we have? all right, i'm just gon

and i think tucker carlson was a perfect example of that. that's why, you know, tucker calls in a large towards the reason why, for the 1st time since the start of the war, new brain, we now have the majority of americans that oppose sending more money to. there's a lensky government. so without that voice in the mainstream press, you know, i think there's fortunately enough people that have woken up to the truth and see what's going on. but unfortunately, there's not going to be many more people that are going to be waking up to the fact that they're just simply lying about all these stores. when you start looking at media and recent weeks, such as stories have started to trickle through a ukrainian come on to and this was ukraine. you need immediate reporting that out of a hundreds that'd be mobilized since the old to $80.00, to $91.00 out. i that wounded that open you times. i think it was just today releasing an article that said that actually evidence suggests that the recent attack on the market patient constance northgate needs from u

that's why you know, tucker carlson and large boards. the reason why, for the 1st time since the start of the war, new brain, we now have the majority of americans that oppose sending more money to this lensky government. so without that voice in the mainstream press, you know, i think there's fortunately enough people that have woken up to the truth and see what's going on. but unfortunately, there's not going to be many more people are going to be waking up to the fact that they're just simply lying about all these stores. i'm. it's interesting because i've noticed that i'm show you how to solve when you start looking at media and recent weeks, such a story is have started to trickle through a ukrainian come on to and this was ukrainian need a media reporting that out of a hundreds that'd be moved, license the old to $80.00, to $91.00. i i the wounded that open your times. i think it was just today releasing an article that said that actually evidence suggests that the recent attack on the market patient constance and of garden eastern

and i think tucker carlson was a perfect example of that. that's why, you know, tucker calls in a large boards. the reason why, for the 1st time since the start of the war, new brain, we now have the majority of americans that oppose sending more money to the zalinski government. so without that voice in the mainstream press, you know, i think there's fortunately enough people that have woken up to the truth and see what's going on. but unfortunately, there's going to be many more people that are going to be waking up to the fact that they're just simply lying about all these stores. when you start looking at media in recent weeks, such and stories have started to trickle through a ukrainian come on to and this was ukrainian need a media reporting that out of a hundreds that'd be mobilized since the old to 80, to 91 out i the wounded odette open your times. i think it was just today releasing an article that said that actually evidence suggests that the recent attack on a market patient constance and of garden eastern ukraine was actually pr

that is, tucker carlson says that biden can and will have to provoke a direct hot clash with russia,, based on tactics in the struggle to maintain power. maybe it will be so, but deep down there is still strategic reasons for such aggressive behavior of america and the west towards russia , historically, the so-called golden billion is used to living by sucking wealth and resources from others and their colonies, and in the post-colonial era, due to an unequal exchange under duress, i abuse my military power with technologies. the monopoly of the dollar and dominating the information field is also due to the deception of its partners. that’s not nato expansion before ukraine’s divorce into a disastrous war with russia for her, and this craving for foreign gods or lies at the heart of hostility to russia, you know? as they say, the world is not so simple, it is even simpler . america and the west existentially need our resources from hydrocarbons and uranium to non-ferrous metals. and just water. for some reason , they decided now or never, and so it began, and then there was the elec

i think it would be incredibly powerful to have an interview with tucker carlson and asking tough questions. you know, he's not afraid he wouldn't be afraid to ask quite the tough questions and talk questions around things that, of course, are parroted all over cnn and mainstream media in the united states. that is a crazy man. he's a war criminal, he's dying of all manner. of cancers on a regular basis, he lives in a bunker and to provide some, some access to him in the west that we don't get to see. i think the last big interview that i remember seeing was making kelly sitting down with him years ago. i, i can't remember a, you know, a similarly large interview like that in years played morris. thank you. thank you. and that's over the show will be back on monday to ask for my political candidate of the people's body of kind of the david fry. hideaway is countries intent upon them and expressed support for the not css, but until then keep in touch by, well, i social media. if it's nonsense and then your country and how do i channel going on? you're going to be on rumbled up, come to watch

murdoch's not to mention the loss of their prime time star tucker carlson. so what will murdoch's plus will kevin mccarthy have a job for very long? one big fail, no deal in sight for the government shutdown looming next week. is there anything we can do to stop this run away train? and the best selling authors who say open ai is illegally using their copyrightwork. rupert murdoch's company tangled up. the whole story something out of succession. >> this is not the end. i'm going to build something better. something faster. lighter. leaner wilder, and i'm going to do it from in here, with you. you're (bleep) pirates! >> looks like someone who knows fox news from the inside. a man who spent more than 20 years there, journalist jeraldo rivera. i was interested in talking to you, because murdoch is stepping down. there are comparisons long been drawn between him and the character you just saw, logan roy. but i want to contextualize from somebody who knows this most. what is the significance of his departure from fox news? >> well, he's the founding father, not

and the firing of tucker carlson, one of the most highest rated stars. tonight, as murdaugh passes th torch, he has made it clear he does not intend to sit on th sidelines, saying he wil remain an active member of our community. and with his son now chairman, the changes are expected a this transition plays out. >> fox news also faces a lawsuit from election system companies smartmatic with that, let's get smarter with the help of our lead of panel tonight. my friend peter baker, chief white house correspondent fo the new york times is here as well as doing buyers, founding partner and senio reporter at putt and tim miller, a contributo for the bulwark and former communications director for je bush and if you at home are tryin to get your head around what this new dress code system i in the senate, maybe this will help peter is dressed as chuc schumer, while dillon and ti are in more of a federal and look and i'm going with a sleeveles cinema >> dillon, let us start with you. fox is saying he's in good health, but he's stepping down because he's 92. now,

we had 271 million people listening to the tucker carlson interview. that's an all-time record. >> martha: here we are, back in the thick of campaign season.