Tucker Carlson Hints at Future Plans After Leaving Fox News

After being ousted from Fox News, former host Tucker Carlson released a statement suggesting he has no plans of stepping out of media. Carlson expressed that the country has many genuinely nice people, but most of the debates shown on television are irrelevant and meaningless, with no discussions about big issues like war, civil liberties, emerging science, demographic change, corporate power, and natural resources. He noted that discussions about such topics are not permitted in American media and that both political parties and their donors collude to shut down any conversation about it, making the U.S. look like a “one-party state.”

Carlson believes that our current orthodoxies won’t last and that people in charge are afraid and resorting to force. However, he emphasized that when honest people say what’s true, they become powerful, and true things prevail. He expressed hope that there are still some places where Americans can hear the truth.

Big Topics Are Not Being Discussed on Television News

Carlson highlighted that while there are genuinely nice people in the country, most of the debates shown on television are irrelevant and meaningless. He expressed disappointment that important topics like war, civil liberties, emerging science, demographic change, corporate power, and natural resources are not being discussed.

He noted that both political parties and their donors have reached a consensus on what benefits them, colluding to shut down any conversation about important issues. He believes that suppressing these topics in television news makes the U.S. appear like a “one-party state.”

Honesty and Truth Prevail

According to Carlson, the iron law of the universe is that true things prevail. He emphasized that when honest people say what’s true, calmly and without embarrassment, they become powerful, and the liars who’ve been trying to silence them shrink and become weaker. Carlson expressed hope that as long as people can hear the truth, there is hope for a better future.

The Future

While Carlson’s statement does not explicitly state what his future plans are, he hinted that he plans to continue working in media, covering topics that are not usually discussed on television news. Carlson expressed hope that Americans can still hear the truth from some places, and that our current orthodoxies won’t last, and things will change for the better. He signed off by saying, “See you soon.”