Tucker Carlson Obsession Thread (merged)

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PEPPERJAX said:
Why do you fear JW taking the lead spot?
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Fox has a chance today to reinvent itself. To champion conservative values, not pop culture haranguing. Waters is the definition of the latter and, not only would Fox be losing this opportunity to become more responsible in their messaging and programming, but I actually think it would be a step backward for generating news coverage at the expense of just more outrage tv.
 
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lawgator1 said:
Fox has a chance today to reinvent itself. To champion conservative values, not pop culture haranguing. Waters is the definition of the latter and, not only would Fox be losing this opportunity to become more responsible in their messaging and programming, but I actually think it would be a step backward for generating news coverage at the expense of just more outrage tv.
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I don't believe anyone FOX news puts up will get any support from you unless they go full Dem.
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
Waving him goodbye: The View hosts, Jon Stewart lead liberal celebrity Gloating over conservative Tucker Carlson's ouster from Fox

Prominent progressives are already celebrating the news of Tucker Carlson's sudden Fox News ousting - with the ladies of The View leading the charge with an on-air Mexican wave.

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The ladies of The View led the boisterous liberal response to the longtime Fox host's ouster Monday, celebrating with an on-air Mexican wave

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Whoopi Goldberg was met with a rash of applause at the ABC Broadcast Center in Manhattan when she announced news of Carlson's ouster on the air Monday morning

The View hosts, Jon Stewart lead liberal celebrity gloating over Tucker Carlson's ouster from Fox | Daily Mail Online
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Got no problem with it. The dismissal of Carlson, if that is what it was, should be celebrated by all who base politics on seriouys discussion of the problems we have today, not simply harkening back to Mayberry RFD.
 
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whodeycin85 said:
I don't believe anyone FOX news puts up will get any support from you unless they go full Dem.
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There's tons of people on the right I would respect. Bring back George Will. Brett Baier. There are I am sure many capable young reporters with a conservative bent who want to be forward thinking about conservative points of view aimed at rational policy discussion, not an hour every night of "can you believe it?"
 
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Fox News alum Megyn Kelly was among the first to publicly comment on Carlson’s departure.

“Good for Tucker. Trust me, he doesn’t need them,” she said:

Christian Ziegler, chair of the Republican Party of Florida, suggested that Carlson launch his own network “immediately,” deeming him the “single most important and effective voice in news.”

“The best decision I ever made was leaving Fox,” former Arizona GOP gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake remarked. “Good for you, @TuckerCarlson. You’re free & uncensored!”:

Charlie Kirk noted that the left’s celebrations may be a bit premature.

“The left is celebrating because they think that Tucker Carlson leaving Fox News eliminates his voice. Wrong,” he warned:

Eric Trump openly pondered what is going on internally at Fox News, given the string of recent departures.

“First it was @LaraLeaTrump, then @dbongino now @TuckerCarlson… What is happening to Fox?” he asked:

Host Glenn Beck predicted that this move will “KILL Fox” and already invited him to join The Blaze:

The Daily Wire’s Jeremy Boreing also addressed inquiries on if Carlson is joining Daily Wire.

“A lot of people are asking if @TuckerCarlson is coming to @realDailyWire. I suspect Tucker already has a plan, but we’d break out the big novelty checkbook for him if he doesn’t,” he wrote:

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James Golden, also known as the late Rush Limbaugh’s right hand man “Bo Snerdly,” predicted that Carlson “will have more offers to chose [sic] from than any other media personality in recent history” in the next 24 hours:

Conservatives React to Tucker Carlson's Fox Departure: 'He Doesn't Need Them'
 
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Sea Ray said:
Fox can come back stronger than ever if they go back to their Roger Ailes roots. Get shows like Hannity & Colmes and O'Reilly Factor where they had liberals represented. I like the all sides presented like CNN Crossfire and PBS McLaughlin Report. No cable news station is doing that now so it's untapped market
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Right, because if there is one thing we can say with certainty, it is that liberals are just not well represented on news media today 🙄
 
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lawgator1 said:
Got no problem with it. The dismissal of Carlson, if that is what it was, should be celebrated by all who base politics on seriouys discussion of the problems we have today, not simply harkening back to Mayberry RFD.
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The irony of you posting that nasty trash that is the View is unreal. That is some skank in looks and heart right there pal.
 
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lawgator1 said:
Got no problem with it. The dismissal of Carlson, if that is what it was, should be celebrated by all who base politics on seriouys discussion of the problems we have today, not simply harkening back to Mayberry RFD.
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It is unhinged celebrating the separation of either Carlson or Lemmon. It is evident that people have such holes in their lives that they see cable news personalities as super heroes or villains. The good thing is that the trend is that tv news is dying and not a moment too soon. They are the biggest purveyors of ignorance and idiocy.
 
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BowlBrother85 said:
I don't watch CNN, so I really don't know much about him. I've read that he has been with the network for 17 years. That was surprising to me. I have only been reading things about him for 3 or 4 years. The only cable news show I watch is Rachel Maddow ... and she is only on Monday nights now.
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Ah, now your views make sense. Your “news” source sucks.
 
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Dick Morris to Newsmax: Carlson's Exit Makes Newsmax Voice of the Right

Political author Dick Morris on Monday said that with Tucker Carlson out at Fox News, Newsmax is now the number one network for conservatives.

"Newsmax is now the sole conservative voice in media," Morris told "American Agenda" during his appearance. "And Fox News can talk about that, but by firing Carlson, they have decidedly moved to the left and to the center."

https://www.newsmax.com/draft-stories/foxnews-tuckercarlson-newsmax/2023/04/24/id/1117348/
 
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lawgator1 said:
I have a real fear that Jesse Waters is going to take that spot, either that time or become the heir apparent. Carlson is a smug SOB but Waters is off the charts. Really seems like the glib factor with him caps his upside potential.
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Wut? Tucker wore a bow tie as an adult..THAT is off the charts..
 
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lawgator1 said:
Fox has a chance today to reinvent itself. To champion conservative values, not pop culture haranguing. Waters is the definition of the latter and, not only would Fox be losing this opportunity to become more responsible in their messaging and programming, but I actually think it would be a step backward for generating news coverage at the expense of just more outrage tv.
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The outrage element creates the most intrigue unfortunately.
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
Fox News alum Megyn Kelly was among the first to publicly comment on Carlson’s departure.

“Good for Tucker. Trust me, he doesn’t need them,” she said:

Christian Ziegler, chair of the Republican Party of Florida, suggested that Carlson launch his own network “immediately,” deeming him the “single most important and effective voice in news.”

“The best decision I ever made was leaving Fox,” former Arizona GOP gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake remarked. “Good for you, @TuckerCarlson. You’re free & uncensored!”:

Charlie Kirk noted that the left’s celebrations may be a bit premature.

“The left is celebrating because they think that Tucker Carlson leaving Fox News eliminates his voice. Wrong,” he warned:

Eric Trump openly pondered what is going on internally at Fox News, given the string of recent departures.

“First it was @LaraLeaTrump, then @dbongino now @TuckerCarlson… What is happening to Fox?” he asked:

Host Glenn Beck predicted that this move will “KILL Fox” and already invited him to join The Blaze:

The Daily Wire’s Jeremy Boreing also addressed inquiries on if Carlson is joining Daily Wire.

“A lot of people are asking if @TuckerCarlson is coming to @realDailyWire. I suspect Tucker already has a plan, but we’d break out the big novelty checkbook for him if he doesn’t,” he wrote:

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James Golden, also known as the late Rush Limbaugh’s right hand man “Bo Snerdly,” predicted that Carlson “will have more offers to chose [sic] from than any other media personality in recent history” in the next 24 hours:

Conservatives React to Tucker Carlson's Fox Departure: 'He Doesn't Need Them'
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No doubt - that deafening thundering sound you hear is the footsteps of media companies trying to make him an offer before someone else snags him. I would bet though it will be some sort of deal where he is never worried about being fired again aka, he owns a significant piece of it.
 
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Gandalf said:
No doubt - that deafening thundering sound you hear is the footsteps of media companies trying to make him an offer before someone else snags him. I would bet though it will be some sort of deal where he is never worried about being fired again aka, he owns a significant piece of it.
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If he's smart he creates his own podcast and has it sponsored out the Wahoo so his content is free to the consumer.
 
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Gandalf said:
No doubt - that deafening thundering sound you hear is the footsteps of media companies trying to make him an offer before someone else snags him. I would bet though it will be some sort of deal where he is never worried about being fired again aka, he owns a significant piece of it.
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Wonder if his contract had a non compete or non disparagement clause. If Tucker doesn’t make a quick move, we can probably assume that he gets several hundred million to lay low for a time. But when he is ready to make a move, he can name his price.
 
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