On Thursday, Tucker Carlson's first episode of his new show 'Tucker on Twitter' surpassed 100 million impressions less than 48 hours after it initially aired on Tuesday evening.
As previously reported by the DC Enquirer, Carlson's show began with a focus on the recent bombing of the Kakhovka dam in Ukraine with Carlson explaining that the Ukrainians "probably blew it up, just as you assume that they blew up the Nord Stream last fall."
The dam in question controlled water flow through the Dnipr river and its destruction will not only cut off the water supply to the Russian-controlled Crimean peninsula but will also make probing attacks into the Ukrainian defenses more dififcult.
Despite this, Carlson went on to explain that the media forwarded the idea that Putin blew up the dam, a characteriziation that the former Fox News host describes as "Putin attacking himself."
Tucker went on to explain that the media put forth an image of Ukrainian President Vlodomir Zelensky as being "too decent for terrorism" despite the many appeareances, the host claims, that show him being "sweaty and rat-like."
He then goes on to criticize the Ukrianian leader for persecuting Christians, being a friend of Blackrock, and claiming that he is a "comedian turned oligarch."
Carlson then goes on to attack Sen. Lindsay Graham (R-SC) and presidential candidate Nikki Haley (R-SC) for their support of Ukraine.
"In journalism, curiosity is the gravest crime," Carlson says in reference to the mainstream media who refuse to investigate long asked questions about topics like Jeffrey Epstein, 9/11, the Black Lives Matter riots, and the JFK assassination.
Carlson also highlighted a whistleblower's account that exposed the U.S. government for obtaining extraterrestrial pilots and examining them in over the past few decades. The former Fox host emphasized that in a serious country, such a story would be headline news but instead is relagated to the background.
"So if you are wondering why our country seems so disfunctional, this is a big part of the reason. Nobody knows what's happening," Carlson explained.
As Tucker continues to show who rules the waves of conservative media, Fox News is still reeling from his departure. On the same day of Carlson's show premiere, the host's old slot wa sonly able to garner 1.5 million total viewers and only 181,000 in the key demographic of 25-54, according to Mediate. Those numbers are a far cry from Carlson's three to four million viewers he would recieve on a nightly basis.
Meanwhile, other networks like MSNBC are beginning to catch up to the conservative media giant. 'All In With Chris Hayes' was able to bring in 1.3 million total viewers and 147,000 in the key demo leaving the coveted top show in news a more competitive race.
It is clear that Fox News made a major error in letting go of their most successful talent. However, it appears that Fox needs Tucker more than Tucker needs Fox.
As previously reported by the DC Enquirer, Carlson's show began with a focus on the recent bombing of the Kakhovka dam in Ukraine with Carlson explaining that the Ukrainians "probably blew it up, just as you assume that they blew up the Nord Stream last fall."
The dam in question controlled water flow through the Dnipr river and its destruction will not only cut off the water supply to the Russian-controlled Crimean peninsula but will also make probing attacks into the Ukrainian defenses more dififcult.
Despite this, Carlson went on to explain that the media forwarded the idea that Putin blew up the dam, a characteriziation that the former Fox News host describes as "Putin attacking himself."
Tucker went on to explain that the media put forth an image of Ukrainian President Vlodomir Zelensky as being "too decent for terrorism" despite the many appeareances, the host claims, that show him being "sweaty and rat-like."
He then goes on to criticize the Ukrianian leader for persecuting Christians, being a friend of Blackrock, and claiming that he is a "comedian turned oligarch."
Carlson then goes on to attack Sen. Lindsay Graham (R-SC) and presidential candidate Nikki Haley (R-SC) for their support of Ukraine.
"In journalism, curiosity is the gravest crime," Carlson says in reference to the mainstream media who refuse to investigate long asked questions about topics like Jeffrey Epstein, 9/11, the Black Lives Matter riots, and the JFK assassination.
Carlson also highlighted a whistleblower's account that exposed the U.S. government for obtaining extraterrestrial pilots and examining them in over the past few decades. The former Fox host emphasized that in a serious country, such a story would be headline news but instead is relagated to the background.
"So if you are wondering why our country seems so disfunctional, this is a big part of the reason. Nobody knows what's happening," Carlson explained.
As Tucker continues to show who rules the waves of conservative media, Fox News is still reeling from his departure. On the same day of Carlson's show premiere, the host's old slot wa sonly able to garner 1.5 million total viewers and only 181,000 in the key demographic of 25-54, according to Mediate. Those numbers are a far cry from Carlson's three to four million viewers he would recieve on a nightly basis.
Meanwhile, other networks like MSNBC are beginning to catch up to the conservative media giant. 'All In With Chris Hayes' was able to bring in 1.3 million total viewers and 147,000 in the key demo leaving the coveted top show in news a more competitive race.
It is clear that Fox News made a major error in letting go of their most successful talent. However, it appears that Fox needs Tucker more than Tucker needs Fox.
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