Tucker was over the target, so he caught the flack, and they knew it. No good reason to even look at TV anymore. The message, tell the truth and you get fired, this is part of the reason we have so many paid liars. They do not have the courage to tell the truth.
I wouldn't normally put the words 'integrity' and 'media' in the same sentence, but you make a good point.
As an Englishman, I no longer watch or listen to any TV or radio output because it is obviously nonsense, but I have seen a few clips of TC. Intelligent, articulate, polite, questioning logically & listening . . . things I would have associated with the BBC thirty years ago, but no longer.
TC will doubtless survive & prosper on his own if he wants to.
Two questions remain. Where is Tucker heading? And what’s Fox going to do about losing their biggest pot of gravy? This is reminiscent of the film Network that hit nail the nail on the head a half a century ago - https://youtu.be/3HQTNZRmJdg
Funny, I just watched Network a couple of months ago, after not having seen it in a few decades. Fox will lose a lot of viewers. They don't realize that a persona like Tucker only comes every so often and one who uses critical thinking skills. Rush Limbaugh was one of those in the medium of radio.
One can guess this is a lesson on how much more power the deep state cabal has on the media nowadays. In 1976 when Network was released, it showed how a truth barker like Howard Beale could capture a massive audience - and the network ran with it. And today in the “real world”, Tucker takes the same common sense approach sans the hysteria which put Fox on top of the heap - and they fire him. I always believed that Tucker’s ratings were providing some insurance for his continued employment. Guess they proved me wrong.
Tucker was over the target, so he caught the flack, and they knew it. No good reason to even look at TV anymore. The message, tell the truth and you get fired, this is part of the reason we have so many paid liars. They do not have the courage to tell the truth.
We knew it was coming, only when?
I agree. It was a bit surprising that it did not happen sooner.
I wouldn't normally put the words 'integrity' and 'media' in the same sentence, but you make a good point.
As an Englishman, I no longer watch or listen to any TV or radio output because it is obviously nonsense, but I have seen a few clips of TC. Intelligent, articulate, polite, questioning logically & listening . . . things I would have associated with the BBC thirty years ago, but no longer.
TC will doubtless survive & prosper on his own if he wants to.
He’ll come back stronger as he won’t be answerable to anyone except the public which is how it shoud be.
Tucker is now a good friend of Alex Jones who like him or not has been over the target for 29 years.
Tucker hated him 15 years ago but was able to listen and realize this crazy MFER is right oftenRogan the same and he grew up with Jones.
Watch End Game from 2007.
Then watch him and Mike Adam's from 2009 call out exactly what is happening now.
I turned off cable including Fox 15 years ago.
Interesting that Mike is still banned from Twitting with so called freedom minded Elon.
Mike built his own platform called Brighteon years ago because he's always been ahead of the MSM COMMIE GLOBALIST WHORES.
Two questions remain. Where is Tucker heading? And what’s Fox going to do about losing their biggest pot of gravy? This is reminiscent of the film Network that hit nail the nail on the head a half a century ago - https://youtu.be/3HQTNZRmJdg
Funny, I just watched Network a couple of months ago, after not having seen it in a few decades. Fox will lose a lot of viewers. They don't realize that a persona like Tucker only comes every so often and one who uses critical thinking skills. Rush Limbaugh was one of those in the medium of radio.
One can guess this is a lesson on how much more power the deep state cabal has on the media nowadays. In 1976 when Network was released, it showed how a truth barker like Howard Beale could capture a massive audience - and the network ran with it. And today in the “real world”, Tucker takes the same common sense approach sans the hysteria which put Fox on top of the heap - and they fire him. I always believed that Tucker’s ratings were providing some insurance for his continued employment. Guess they proved me wrong.
I'd agree with you - if the media had any integrity left to lose!