'Off the rails': New Tucker Carlson project for Fox embraces conspiracy theories

Guno צְבִי

Guno צְבִי

We fight, We win, Am Yisrael Chai
Where Tucker Carlson goes, Fox News and its viewers follow.

The network's top host is now leading them to an examination of the violent Jan. 6 siege of the U.S. Capitol in a three-part series called Patriot Purge, which was released this week on the network's right-wing streaming service Fox Nation.

In the series, Carlson strongly suggests that the insurrection was not orchestrated by former President Donald Trump's fans but by his foes, including violent leftist antifa groups and even the FBI and other national security divisions. He plants the idea that the siege was a "false flag" operation to discredit Trump supporters.


These kinds of conspiracy theories about Jan. 6 used to be relegated to weird blogs and known conspiracy theorists like Alex Jones,"


The series relies on conspiracy theorists
In the series, Carlson relies on several conspiracy theorists to make his case.

Among those interviewed on camera is the editor of a site called Revolver News, which has propagated false claims about the election. The editor was a speechwriter at the Trump White House and was fired in 2018 for speaking at a conference alongside white nationalists.

Other sources include a reporter for Glenn Beck's The Blaze who entered House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office with rioters and called them "revolutionaries" in a social media post and a researcher for a right-wing center who concluded that antifa led the charge in disguise, based on rioters' body language. :palm:

https://www.npr.org/2021/11/03/1051607945/tucker-carlson-fox-news-insurrection-conspiracy-new-show


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guno said:
Where Tucker Carlson goes, Fox News and its viewers follow.

The network's top host is now leading them to an examination of the violent Jan. 6 siege of the U.S. Capitol in a three-part series called Patriot Purge, which was released this week on the network's right-wing streaming service Fox Nation.

In the series, Carlson strongly suggests that the insurrection was not orchestrated by former President Donald Trump's fans but by his foes, including violent leftist antifa groups and even the FBI and other national security divisions. He plants the idea that the siege was a "false flag" operation to discredit Trump supporters.


These kinds of conspiracy theories about Jan. 6 used to be relegated to weird blogs and known conspiracy theorists like Alex Jones,"


The series relies on conspiracy theorists
In the series, Carlson relies on several conspiracy theorists to make his case.

Among those interviewed on camera is the editor of a site called Revolver News, which has propagated false claims about the election. The editor was a speechwriter at the Trump White House and was fired in 2018 for speaking at a conference alongside white nationalists.

Other sources include a reporter for Glenn Beck's The Blaze who entered House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office with rioters and called them "revolutionaries" in a social media post and a researcher for a right-wing center who concluded that antifa led the charge in disguise, based on rioters' body language. :palm:

https://www.npr.org/2021/11/03/1051607945/tucker-carlson-fox-news-insurrection-conspiracy-new-show


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Tucker wants to be making Hannity money but if he gets a bunch of people killed, he'll be toast.
 
trump takes the Republican Party to darker and darker places, as it becomes the cult of trump.
 
guno said:
Where Tucker Carlson goes, Fox News and its viewers follow.

The network's top host is now leading them to an examination of the violent Jan. 6 siege of the U.S. Capitol in a three-part series called Patriot Purge, which was released this week on the network's right-wing streaming service Fox Nation.

In the series, Carlson strongly suggests that the insurrection was not orchestrated by former President Donald Trump's fans but by his foes, including violent leftist antifa groups and even the FBI and other national security divisions. He plants the idea that the siege was a "false flag" operation to discredit Trump supporters.


These kinds of conspiracy theories about Jan. 6 used to be relegated to weird blogs and known conspiracy theorists like Alex Jones,"


The series relies on conspiracy theorists
In the series, Carlson relies on several conspiracy theorists to make his case.

Among those interviewed on camera is the editor of a site called Revolver News, which has propagated false claims about the election. The editor was a speechwriter at the Trump White House and was fired in 2018 for speaking at a conference alongside white nationalists.

Other sources include a reporter for Glenn Beck's The Blaze who entered House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office with rioters and called them "revolutionaries" in a social media post and a researcher for a right-wing center who concluded that antifa led the charge in disguise, based on rioters' body language. :palm:

https://www.npr.org/2021/11/03/1051607945/tucker-carlson-fox-news-insurrection-conspiracy-new-show


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it's all true, dipshit.

stop gaslighting yourself.
 
evince said:
Government bullets
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...will be taking down Trump's domestic terrorists.

As for Tucker; I'm guessing some guy (Left, Right or Center,it doesn't matter) who lost his family due to COVID would be a good candidate to blow Tucker's face off with a 12 gauge shotgun.

For fun, I hope people who see Tucker yell "Hey Tucker! Eat this!" then offer him a donut or hot dog just to see him flinch. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
 
Hello guno,

guno said:
Where Tucker Carlson goes, Fox News and its viewers follow.

The network's top host is now leading them to an examination of the violent Jan. 6 siege of the U.S. Capitol in a three-part series called Patriot Purge, which was released this week on the network's right-wing streaming service Fox Nation.

In the series, Carlson strongly suggests that the insurrection was not orchestrated by former President Donald Trump's fans but by his foes, including violent leftist antifa groups and even the FBI and other national security divisions. He plants the idea that the siege was a "false flag" operation to discredit Trump supporters.


These kinds of conspiracy theories about Jan. 6 used to be relegated to weird blogs and known conspiracy theorists like Alex Jones,"


The series relies on conspiracy theorists
In the series, Carlson relies on several conspiracy theorists to make his case.

Among those interviewed on camera is the editor of a site called Revolver News, which has propagated false claims about the election. The editor was a speechwriter at the Trump White House and was fired in 2018 for speaking at a conference alongside white nationalists.

Other sources include a reporter for Glenn Beck's The Blaze who entered House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office with rioters and called them "revolutionaries" in a social media post and a researcher for a right-wing center who concluded that antifa led the charge in disguise, based on rioters' body language. :palm:

https://www.npr.org/2021/11/03/1051607945/tucker-carlson-fox-news-insurrection-conspiracy-new-show


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:rofl2:

Carlson has totally lost it now.

He must have Alex Jones envy.
 
Foreign money is fomenting a violent civil war in our nation



The Republican Party is compliant to those foreign bribers
 
evince said:
Foreign money is fomenting a violent civil war in our nation


The Republican Party is compliant to those foreign bribers
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Agreed on foreign money, disagreed on civil war. Watching even a 100 terrorists murder 1000 innocent Americans isn't a civil war; it's just a terrorist attack.

Yes, the Republican Party and, in this case, Tucker Carlson are complicit in fomenting this violence. It will not end well for them.
 
Yes

It will be a pathetic attempt at a civil war


But Government Bullets will have to be deployed by our beloved nation
 
PoliTalker said:
Hello guno,



:rofl2:

Carlson has totally lost it now.

He must have Alex Jones envy.
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It's all about the Benjamins. Tucker wants Sean-level money and is both selling his soul and selling out his country to get it.

He's a traitor. If he is killed or goes to prison, it's not a loss, it's a net gain for America.

https://www.celebritynetworth.com/richest-politicians/republicans/tucker-carlson-net-worth/
Tucker Carlson's worth $30 Million
Tucker Carlson's Salary $6 Million

https://www.celebritynetworth.com/richest-politicians/republicans/sean-hannity-net-worth/
Sean Hannity Net Worth: $250 Million
Sean Hannity's Salary $45 Million
 
Dutch Uncle said:
It's all about the Benjamins. Tucker wants Sean-level money and is both selling his soul and selling out his country to get it.

He's a traitor. If he is killed or goes to prison, it's not a loss, it's a net gain for America.

https://www.celebritynetworth.com/richest-politicians/republicans/tucker-carlson-net-worth/
Tucker Carlson's worth $30 Million
Tucker Carlson's Salary $6 Million

https://www.celebritynetworth.com/richest-politicians/republicans/sean-hannity-net-worth/
Sean Hannity Net Worth: $250 Million
Sean Hannity's Salary $45 Million
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Greed is a sickness, a mental illness.

Tucker needs help. It's sad to see.
 
PoliTalker said:
Greed is a sickness, a mental illness.

Tucker needs help. It's sad to see.
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A 12 gauge enema would be quite the mood changer over at Fox. LOL

These fucking morons think they can keep stirring up trouble, spreading lies, raising the temperature of political rhetoric and not suffer any consequences.

There's always consequences of long-term actions.

It's one thing, for example, for Stone to steal $100 from his own company to buy a round of drinks for his paintball friends for his birthday. It's another thing for him to do it every Friday for years. Actions have consequences.

What Tucker is pushing will blow up in his face. I wonder if Bill O'Reilly has cautioned him at all?
 
Tuckers dad married a Swanson. of the Swanson frozen-food empire. Tucker makes 6 mill a year . That is one dollar per lie.
 
Walt said:
"Tucker's" racism is just not going to sell.
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Tucker is desperate to make Sean Hannity money. Tucker is worth $30M while Sean is worth over $250M. Yes, you read that correctly.

Tucker is selling his soul to become as rich as Sean. Tucker is ramping up the Hate and Lies to boiling point in an effort to make money.

Personally, I think Tucker is more likely to catch a bullet before he breaks his first $100M than make Sean money. If he does, Fox News will make a ton of money, Sean will make even more money and Tucker's wife will be rich. C'est la vie.
 
Dutch Uncle said:
Tucker is desperate to make Sean Hannity money. Tucker is worth $30M...
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Isn't $30 million enough for him? Or is it possible he believes some of this stuff? Iow, is entitled Tucker deranged as well as greedy? :dunno:

That's a problem I've always had with Alex Jones - deciding how much of his BS he believes, if any.
 
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