Tucker Carlson, the conservative television and radio host known for his fearless commentary, recently surprised his fans by releasing the first episode of his new show on Twitter. This move came after he was taken off the air by Fox News following a damaging defamation lawsuit over false claims of election fraud. The roughly 10-minute video, captioned “Ep.1,” alleged without evidence that Ukraine was to blame for the destruction of a massive dam in Russian-occupied territory that caused widespread flooding.

Despite being off the air, Carlson didn’t let that stop him from sharing his views on social media. In fact, he expressed his hope that Twitter would be the “short-wave radio under the blankets” with “no gatekeepers” that would allow him to continue to reach his loyal viewers. In the video, he made it clear that he would only stay on the platform if this turned out to be the case, stating, “If that turns out to be false, we’ll leave.”

Carlson’s new show, called “Tucker on Twitter,” provides him with a new platform to share his opinions and engage with his audience. It seems that Twitter is excited about this show, as even Elon Musk, the owner of the social media site, has expressed his support. In a recent tweet, he said, “It would be great to have shows from all parts of the political spectrum on this platform!”

Tucker Carlson, the conservative television and radio host known for his fearless commentary, recently surprised his fans by releasing the first episode of his new show on Twitter. This move came after he was taken off the air by Fox News following a damaging defamation lawsuit over false claims of election fraud. The roughly 10-minute video, captioned “Ep.1,” alleged without evidence that Ukraine was to blame for the destruction of a massive dam in Russian-occupied territory that caused widespread flooding.
Despite being off the air, Carlson didn’t let that stop him from sharing his views on social media. In fact, he expressed his hope that Twitter would be the “short-wave radio under the blankets” with “no gatekeepers” that would allow him to continue to reach his loyal viewers. In the video, he made it clear that he would only stay on the platform if this turned out to be the case, stating, “If that turns out to be false, we’ll leave.”
Carlson’s new show, called “Tucker on Twitter,” provides him with a new platform to share his opinions and engage with his audience. It seems that Twitter is excited about this show, as even Elon Musk, the owner of the social media site, has expressed his support. In a recent tweet, he said, “It would be great to have shows from all parts of the political spectrum on this platform!”

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