[Oshkalaboomboom]

Tucker just joined Parler yesterday. I joined 2 days ago and my first comment was to tell Tucker he's a sellout.

[cranked]

Company man disguised as “I’m looking out for you.”

Don’t get me wrong, I like Tucker cause his sarcasm sometimes can be downright brutal and hilarious but yeah, he has his moments......

[fortheDeclaration]

Never trusted Tucker

[MHT]

Don’t forget they outed his home address and he had to move. He has four kids.

[nickcarraway]

Tucker Carlson used to be absolutely vilified on Free Republic, and that was before he went to MSNBC. Not sure why people started liking him again.

[nickcarraway]

Tucker Carlson used to be absolutely vilified on Free Republic, and that was before he went to MSNBC. Not sure why people started liking him again.

[latina4dubya]

I watched some of Tucker last night, and the part I watched was really good... he came hard against Neil Cavuto for his censoring Kayleigh McEnany... He was good...

[Berlin_Freeper]

Carlson has mommy issues.

[SteveH]

i suspect that carlson is a little l libertarian.

nobody likes little l libertarians— everyone thinks they are on the other side of the false dichotomy.

so what if a guy comes on and hijacks the interview? if carlson tried to control him then it would be difficult to do so. everyone has an interview style— would people prefer that carlson adopt chris wallace’s interview style?

carlson has a habit of letting interviewees say what they want to say, and then playing their words back on the air later when proven untrue by subsequent events.

most of carlson’s monologues go far beyond anyone else’s on cable tv. same for most of carlson’s interviews. and carlson will interview people who can’t get on tv any other time.

carlson and watters are still among the best that cable tv has to offer imho. right now they are probably getting resistance from behind and they probably have to walk a fine line.

hopefully there will be another shift in the wind soon...

[nathanbedford]

Tucker Carlson is the singular media voice that draws millions more viewers than any other. Why, oh why should we abandon or even denigrate a shining beacon of conservative light in a very dark period?

Rush Limbaugh's light, alas, is fading, Mark Levin is wonderfully effective but he alone cannot be more than a voice crying in the wilderness. Tucker Carlson is the best we have.

You have misunderstood last night's show, you misunderstood its contents, you missed Carlson's rebuke, the second in the same number of nights, of his own network-a mark of real courage in these unsettled times. It is part of our nature to lash out when fearful or frustrated, but we cannot afford to be shooting our own first captains, rather we must master ourselves.

Direct your fire at the real enemy!

[Buttons12]

Tucker Carlson is one of the very few I can watch. He’s courteous, lets his guests talk even when he doesn’t like what he’s hearing, and he usually asks challenging questions. This time he didn’t. Could have been time constraint for all we know. I watched the clip you linked, I don’t see the problem.
The perfect is the enemy of the good, FRiend.

[Guenevere]

I’ve always been wary of Alex Berenson, the author.....
....he wrote spy novels in which the main undercover character became a Muslim to ‘fit in’ during his long slog in the Middle East.....then adopts it for real!

Whoa!......

I’m not throwing Tucker out with the bath water......but we do watch him and my antenna is up

Perhaps, perhaps....he was surprised at Alex’s words too!!
Brian Kilmeade of Fox and Friends has been saying the same thing,

[Datom69]

There seems to be a few people on FR whose attitudes are..... if you don’t 100% agree with me you are no good. I always thought that is how left wing liberals think. Flame away.