Fox News Tucker Carlson has set the record straight about his future at Fox News and according to the conservative star, he doesn’t plan on going anywhere.

Carlson even said that Fox News wants more of him, not less.

According to Town Hall:

Fox News’s Tucker Carlson took a moment out of his program on Monday evening to address concerns that he was leaving the network. The statement came after a doctored post circulated on social media over the weekend, which showed a fake screenshot of what seemed to be Carlson on a Parler account announcing that he would be starting at another outlet next month.

“Over the weekend we got a lot of calls asking if we’re leaving Fox News. Ironically, at that very moment we were working on a project to expand the amount of reporting and analysis we do in this hour across other parts of the company,” he explained. “This show is not going anywhere, it’s getting bigger. People who run Fox News want more of it, not less, and we are grateful for that. We’ll have specifics soon.”

“Tucker Carlson Tonight” averaged 5.36 million viewers in October and its monthly average was the highest of any show in cable news history, according to Fox News.

The statement from Carlson comes as many viewers have lost trust in the network over its election coverage, including calling Arizona despite the race coming down to a razor thin margin and projecting Democrats would pick up seats in the House, which they acknowledged they were wrong about. Beyond that, host Neil Cavuto upset viewers when he cut away from White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany’s press conference on alleged voter fraud.

Carlson has addressed the controversy claiming you can’t just cut away from news you don’t like. The Democrats screamed fraud, without evidence, for 4 years without any pushback. Apparently the double standard exists even at Fox, and the network has a long way to go if it ever expects to regain some of the views it has lost.