Earlier: The NEW YORK TIMES’ Tucker Carlson Hit Piece Admits Immigration Is The Key Issue
Tucker Carlson and Fox News have just parted ways, and at least we can say that Don Lemon isn’t going to be around to gloat about it.
A while back, the New York Times did a group of hit pieces attacking Carlson for Wrongthink that quoted this from Scott Greer’s podcast.
BREAKING: The New York Times listens to Highly Respected pic.twitter.com/KN8iodrm4c
— Scott Greer 6’2” IQ 187 (@ScottMGreer) April 30, 2022
The New York Times articles suggested that Tucker was improperly favorable to white Americans like himself: How Tucker Carlson Stoked White Fear to Conquer Cable; How Tucker Carlson Reshaped Fox News—and Became Trump’s Heir; Inside the Apocalyptic Worldview of ‘Tucker Carlson Tonight.’
The last is a video, and Peter Brimelow said
A VDARE.com friend who never watches television and was thus exposed to Tucker Carlson for the first time (these people exist!), was so delighted that he wants me to say it would make a perfect Tucker-For-President ad.
Our ideas are based in reality, and to the extent that Tucker was in touch with reality and willing to say so, he echoed the same truths about immigration and so on that we do. You know, the same truths that got Donald Trump elected in 2016.
The U.K. Independent launched what I call a ”guilt-by-no-association” attack on Tucker for being Tweeted about by us. Here’s the Tweet:
This segment is one of the best things Fox News has ever aired and was filled with ideas and talking points https://t.co/5EONqfQvGK pioneered many years ago. You should watch the whole thing.https://t.co/ecYYy2Celc
— VDARE (@vdare) April 13, 2021
They would have been even madder if they knew that Tucker had defended us over PayPal’s deplatforming.
Here’s a clip of that:
Great Segment by @TuckerCarlson tonight on PayPal’s coordination with the SPLC, a “fraudulent organization that works as an arm of the DNC.”
— The Columbia Bugle 🇺🇸 (@ColumbiaBugle) February 27, 2019
Tucker then talks about how PayPal has banned Alex Jones, Laura Loomer, @vdare and other people/organizations they disagree with. pic.twitter.com/Ha3Gi3diyf
What’s Tucker going to do now? Well, he doesn’t need money, so like real estate entrepreneur Donald Trump, he might go into politics.
The NYT’s video linked above was very much not intended as a Tucker-For-President ad, but this terrific Heritage speech may be.
Hat tip Revolver.news: Tucker Carlson’s mega-viral speech the most significant of his entire life—the outline for victory… April 24, 2023.
