The recent decision made by Fox News to end their relationship with prime-time host Tucker Carlson is starting to look like a mistake. There is no official statement regarding the cause of their breakup, but it is becoming abundantly clear why Carlson was such a popular draw for Fox and why he is sure to succeed in his new media endeavors.

According to a new survey by Gallup and Knight Foundation, Carlson is America's most preferred news source and analyst which is a remarkable feat, given that he beat network anchors, even Presidents, and late-night hosts. When asked who the public relied on most for news and analysis, whether it's a "person" or a "source," Carlson was at the top of Gallup's list of 20 influencers.

Rachel Maddow of MSNBC followed closely behind him; however, nobody else came as close as these two popular figures, including President Biden or ex-President Trump. The survey was conducted on 2,800 individuals, and Carlson received 113 mentions while Maddow received 107. Network anchors were ranked lower: Lester Holt of NBC had 55 mentions, ABC's David Muir had 44 mentions, and Norah O'Donnell, CBS's anchor, didn't even make the top 20 list.

The recent decision made by Fox News to end their relationship with prime-time host Tucker Carlson is starting to look like a mistake. There is no official statement regarding the cause of their breakup, but it is becoming abundantly clear why Carlson was such a popular draw for Fox and why he is sure to succeed in his new media endeavors.
According to a new survey by Gallup and Knight Foundation, Carlson is America's most preferred news source and analyst which is a remarkable feat, given that he beat network anchors, even Presidents, and late-night hosts. When asked who the public relied on most for news and analysis, whether it's a "person" or a "source," Carlson was at the top of Gallup's list of 20 influencers.
Rachel Maddow of MSNBC followed closely behind him; however, nobody else came as close as these two popular figures, including President Biden or ex-President Trump. The survey was conducted on 2,800 individuals, and Carlson received 113 mentions while Maddow received 107. Network anchors were ranked lower: Lester Holt of NBC had 55 mentions, ABC's David Muir had 44 mentions, and Norah O'Donnell, CBS's anchor, didn't even make the top 20 list.

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