Tucker Carlson's News Program Gets Second Life With Twitter Reboot

Tucker Carlson got the memo that big corporations are totally out these days. Instead of signing a contract with another conservative news organization, he revealed his plans to begin a brand new show — which he explained will be similar to, yet different than the “Tucker Carlson Tonight” program — via a three-minute video uploaded to Twitter. He began his online announcement by spouting that just because something can be “fact-checked” doesn’t make something actually “true,” and that mainstream news “manipulates” its viewers. “The best you can hope for in the news business at this point is the freedom to tell the fullest truth that you can,” he asserted. “But there are always limits.”

Carlson explained that he will provide further updates, but the Twitter website will definitely be the home of his new show. “Twitter has long served as the place where our national conversation incubates and develops,” he theorized. “Twitter is not a partisan site. Everybody is allowed here, and we think that’s a good thing.”

There have been recent reports of Carlson attempting to get out of his contract with Fox News because it includes a non-compete clause that prevents him from signing another contract with a competing news organization until 2025. The former host will supposedly be losing out on more than $25 million for breaking his contract with this new Twitter program.

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