Tucker going “to Twitter”
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@Jolly said in Tucker going “to Twitter”:
@George-K said in Tucker going “to Twitter”:
Elon being elon.
Elon has a point. A good one.
Plus, Twitter's full of woke echo chambers. It'd be a good move.
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CNN hired a person who fully thinks and believes that Tucker Carlson is a right wing extremist. Whatever that means. To them.
Meanwhile, Tucker is probably a thousand times more reasonable and considerate, than the person who labeled him a right wing extremist.
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CNN hired a person who fully thinks and believes that Tucker Carlson is a right wing extremist. Whatever that means. To them.
Meanwhile, Tucker is probably a thousand times more reasonable and considerate, than the person who labeled him a right wing extremist.
@Horace said in Tucker going “to Twitter”:
CNN hired a person who fully thinks and believes that Tucker Carlson is a right wing extremist. Whatever that means. To them.
Meanwhile, Tucker is probably a thousand times more reasonable and considerate, than the person who labeled him a right wing extremist.
QFT
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@George-K said in Tucker going “to Twitter”:
"Right Wing Extremist."
I think “libertarian Deadhead” would be more accurate.
@Renauda said in Tucker going “to Twitter”:
@George-K said in Tucker going “to Twitter”:
"Right Wing Extremist."
I think “libertarian Deadhead” would be more accurate.
I don't actually believe you've established a synthesis of your historical learnings. You hate the right, libertarians especially, and the left. That means everybody.
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@Renauda said in Tucker going “to Twitter”:
@George-K said in Tucker going “to Twitter”:
"Right Wing Extremist."
I think “libertarian Deadhead” would be more accurate.
I don't actually believe you've established a synthesis of your historical learnings. You hate the right, libertarians especially, and the left. That means everybody.
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You mistake me for someone who actually cares what the likes of you think.
And yes, from what I have read that fucker, Carlson, is a veteran Deadhead of innumerable Grateful Dead concerts. I don’t hold that against him.
@Renauda said in Tucker going “to Twitter”:
You mistake me for someone who actually cares what the likes of you think.
And yes, from what I have read that fucker, Carlson, is a veteran Deadhead of innumerable Grateful Dead concerts. I don’t hold that against him.
The likes of me. Perfect.
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@Renauda said in Tucker going “to Twitter”:
You mistake me for someone who actually cares what the likes of you think.
And yes, from what I have read that fucker, Carlson, is a veteran Deadhead of innumerable Grateful Dead concerts. I don’t hold that against him.
The likes of me. Perfect.
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@Renauda said in Tucker going “to Twitter”:
Not only the likes of you but you in particular.
Happy now?
You would be incapable.
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@Renauda said in Tucker going “to Twitter”:
I bet you do and chickens have lips.
I only fight with people I respect.
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@Renauda said in Tucker going “to Twitter”:
Spare me your inclusiveness and obsequious insincerity.
Then write something meaningful that includes all the ways you have learned of history.
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Fox News has sent a cease-and-desist letter to Tucker Carlson, alleging that the conservative network’s former star anchor breached his contract by launching a new show on Twitter, according to a source familiar with the matter.
Carlson, a firebrand right-wing media personality known for spreading conspiracy theories, parted ways with Fox News in late April, days after the network agreed to pay almost $800 million to Dominion Voting Systems to avert a high-stakes defamation trial.
“Fox News continues to ignore the interests of its viewers, not to mention its shareholder obligations,” Harmeet Dhillon, one of Carlson’s lawyers, said in a statement. “Doubling down on the most catastrophic programming decision in the history of the cable news industry, Fox is now demanding that Tucker Carlson be silent until after the 2024 election.
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In a separate letter to Carlson’s lawyers last week that did not expressly demand he stop posting videos on Twitter, Fox News general counsel Bernard Gugar said the former prime-time host was “in breach” of his contract with the network. The contract, signed in November 2019 and amended in February 2021, limits his ability to appear on other media outlets.In a statement, Bryan Freedman — another attorney for Carlson — insisted that any legal action by Fox News would infringe on the television personality's First Amendment rights.
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Fox News has sent a cease-and-desist letter to Tucker Carlson, alleging that the conservative network’s former star anchor breached his contract by launching a new show on Twitter, according to a source familiar with the matter.
Carlson, a firebrand right-wing media personality known for spreading conspiracy theories, parted ways with Fox News in late April, days after the network agreed to pay almost $800 million to Dominion Voting Systems to avert a high-stakes defamation trial.
“Fox News continues to ignore the interests of its viewers, not to mention its shareholder obligations,” Harmeet Dhillon, one of Carlson’s lawyers, said in a statement. “Doubling down on the most catastrophic programming decision in the history of the cable news industry, Fox is now demanding that Tucker Carlson be silent until after the 2024 election.
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In a separate letter to Carlson’s lawyers last week that did not expressly demand he stop posting videos on Twitter, Fox News general counsel Bernard Gugar said the former prime-time host was “in breach” of his contract with the network. The contract, signed in November 2019 and amended in February 2021, limits his ability to appear on other media outlets.In a statement, Bryan Freedman — another attorney for Carlson — insisted that any legal action by Fox News would infringe on the television personality's First Amendment rights.
@George-K said in Tucker going “to Twitter”:
The contract, signed in November 2019 and amended in February 2021, limits his ability to appear on other media outlets.
In a statement, Bryan Freedman — another attorney for Carlson — insisted that any legal action by Fox News would infringe on the television personality's First Amendment rights.
If the first statement above is true, then it seems that there may be some restriction on Mr. Carlson going on Twitter.
