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cmm239 9 hr ago +642

Bro is absolutely trying to launder his image after being one of the biggest cheerleaders for Trump for a decade.

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reddit_mouse 7 hr ago +1

Yes, he is an opportunist and he smells the changing winds. By being an early adapter, he is setting himself apart from the herd to better rebrand himself. To him, it’s always been, and will remain about the money. There is no philosophy with these talking heads, it’s just cynically about cashing in.

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Downtown_Skill 6 hr ago +1

You know, it's no secret Tucker Carlson is being financed by foreign interests, but I really am suspicious of J.D. Vance and company. Edit: ( I genuinely think that's all this is. I think he's being financed to sow division. I think his financers have directed him towards sowing division WITHIN the right, now that he can't divide the left and right as effectively from the margins) Seems to be a lot of positioning from certain right wing media personalities towards a more "religious, calmer, and younger" candidate. J.D. also has ties to silicon valley, and right now Silicon Valley has America by the balls.

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Any-Question-3759 6 hr ago +1

Vance doesn’t just have “ties” to Silicon Valley, Peter Thiel made him. JD is a sock puppet. Designed to roughly mimic a human appearance but a little ridiculous looking on the surface with nothing inside. The hand controls everything. If Peter Thiel told Vance to go in front of the press and deliver a 120 minute diatribe about how he eats his fingernails while fingering his butthole, Vance would do it.

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SickeningPink 5 hr ago +1

It blows my mind how far two foreigners got their fingers into the federal government, just because they made an online payment service.

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Searchingforspecial 5 hr ago +1

You almost had it, but your omission of Curtis Yarvin is glaring. The Dark Enlightenment and their goal of a techno-feudal blockchain society is what JD Vance is working toward. Dismantle democracy, pivot to fiefdoms.

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Oleg101 5 hr ago +1

Yup and JD’s role is also to be terminally online and amplify right-wing conspiracy theories and the culture wars. Even Trump’s own Chief of Staff Susie Wiles confirmed this to Vanity Fair last year.

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kazh_9742 5 hr ago +1

Tucker does pull for a foreign interest. Right now the the Republican party leans towards a different foreign interest. That other interest also dropped bombs on the homies of Tuckers homies.

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Downtown_Skill 5 hr ago +1

Pretty much my take on it as well.

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king_lloyd11 6 hr ago +1

Honestly, who cares? I’m not giving him any dollars, but if his pivot convinces a bunch of his braindead followers to change their minds, or even plant a seed of doubt, about Trump, that’s a net benefit.

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calmdownmyguy 6 hr ago +1

Not if it moves them towards supporting a competent version of trump.

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89141-zip-code 6 hr ago +1

Nah, you give him too much crust. He’s pro-Russia and Trump attacked Russia’s biggest ally, Iran. It’s as simple as that.

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more_business_juice_ 6 hr ago +1

Russia benefits from this war. I think your view is overly simplistic

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candygram4mongo 5 hr ago +1

There are benefits and drawbacks for Russia, it's hard to say how it actually balances out.

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nacheteferrero 5 hr ago +1

Iran also increase the income a lot, but not the people

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HighlanderAbruzzese 4 hr ago +1

Wake up and smell the diaper!

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AbsolutTBomb 7 hr ago +1

While I was standing in line to vote (in the 2024 election) there was a woman behind me literally blasting Tucker's [TP speech](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHMz1aWs7Ek) from her phone. From the 2:39 mark: >"Donald Trump's victory will be a triumph of the human spirit. It will be a triumph of Americans over the machine that seeks to oppress them. It will be a middle finger wagging in the face of the worst people in the English-speaking world who are leaders. It will be a moral victory the size of which I'd never thought I'd live to see."

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slymm 6 hr ago +1

I doubt that's legal. Usually you can't have anything political x feet from a polling station and I would imagine that would extend to any lines

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AbsolutTBomb 6 hr ago +1

No it's not legal at all. But I was nearly inside the building and didn't want to cause a scene.

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broohaha 4 hr ago +1

A size that I'd never thought I'd live to see, since I was sure it would not be detectable by an electron microscope.

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nOotherlousyoptions 6 hr ago +1

And we shouldn’t let him

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dremscrep 7 hr ago +1

Wants to sanewash himself as a more sensible commentator and not the outright white supremacist that he was has been and always will be. This guy is right now positions as a anti Trump dude and not because the money dried up from being pro Trump but because he wants to position himself for 2032. I think he wants to run.

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Tederator 7 hr ago +1

Its unfortunate that we don't respond to these posts using the same rhetoric that he used in the early days...ending with "I'm only asking questions".

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zubuneri 6 hr ago +1

I don’t like Tucker Carlson. I never will support him. But when your enemy is attacking another enemy, you let them do their thing.

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Schrodingers_Fist 6 hr ago +1

and sadly, it'll probably work, as he happens to be good as media and these "takedowns" are kind of funny and will get him support of those who don't see the snake behind them.

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ApprehensiveAd9389 6 hr ago +1

That's true. But what's also true is that it's absolutely hilarious to see him shit tall them lol. I'm just going to enjoy the show ha

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Starfox-sf 6 hr ago +1

Cheerleader? More like an e*****.

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topscreen 6 hr ago +1

Well there is legal precedent that no reasonable person should take him seriously, so I'll keep deferring to the law on that.

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Ghoulius-Caesar 6 hr ago +1

It’s all about the money. MAGA money is fizzling, so he’s only trying to save face to find a new grift.

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1970s_MonkeyKing 5 hr ago +1

And Putin-licker. And hateful diatribes on people who collect social security, look different than his white bread ideals, and basically disparage anyone he thinks are different than him.

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TheBigLebroccoli 5 hr ago +1

Tucker and Marjorie are trying to repent.

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MrSnarf26 5 hr ago +1

He’s just after the dollar. Whatever way the wind blows that keeps generating attention and clicks is where you will find Tucker.

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Miamiheat2021champs 5 hr ago +1

He would have said the same shit if he was still on Fox News

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joek1975 5 hr ago +1

Yeah don’t be fooled by these fools crossing the line. It’s only because it is convenient for them but they are still assholes

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Hulk_Hogans_Toupee 5 hr ago +1

He's the male Marjorie Taylor Greene

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AwwwwwHeck 5 hr ago +1

He is and he was and just...absolutely f*** Tucker Carlson. But after the way things have been, I just don't even care. This just feels too good.

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1-800-WhoDey 9 hr ago +316

Sean Hannity would f*** his own sister for a nickel.

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ArachnidAnxious4538 9 hr ago +85

And then ask for change back

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RepulsiveAd4882 7 hr ago +1

In for a penny, in for a pound…

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passamongimpure 9 hr ago +29

Same with Ben Shapiro, but Ben would pay much, much more.

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broodmance 5 hr ago +1

Ben would want to f*** his brother not his sister. Bimut otherwise, yes

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GaulteriaBerries 9 hr ago +10

Bold of you to assume he hasn’t already done that.

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dangerphone 7 hr ago +7

Tucker Carlson would give him the nickel and then say, “What happened to the American family?”

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WalterPecky 7 hr ago +1

While looking perlplexed

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Glass-News-9184 10 hr ago +460

As if Tucker were some deep thinker himself...

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99SoulsUp 9 hr ago +413

I think Tucker is objectively intelligent, he’s just an evil, cynical man that gleefully distorts the truth and manipulates the vulnerable

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RizzardOfOz76 9 hr ago +121

…purely for the love of money” you forgot that part

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spasske 8 hr ago +51

Tucker doesn’t actually even need money. His dad married the Swanson food heiress.

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SectorAppropriate151 8 hr ago +20

I've always thought tucker was sooo umm tucker that he somehow got himself removed for the will...lol.. that would be a delicious frozen dinner

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Vincitus 7 hr ago +1

Tucker is in it just for the attention.

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RizzardOfOz76 7 hr ago +1

We live in an attention economy. Attention=money

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StaffyMama585 8 hr ago +39

Even Jon Stewart told Tucker he didn't think Tucker was a stupid man. It's hard to tie a bowtie.

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I_eat_mud_ 9 hr ago +24

Every time he makes a good point, I just remember that he hawks nicotine pouches to his audience and even started his own brand of them. Anyone willing to get their audience hooked on an addictive substance is someone who's always going to have ulterior motives.

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Naive-Jello428 8 hr ago +35

All you have to do is read his texts and emails that were leaked when Fox News had to pay a $787 Million settlement. They show he is a complete fraud that will tell his audience things he doesn't believe.

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Grey_Raven 8 hr ago +21

Here are some texts from Tucker that were released in the dominion lawsuit which shows that his new realisation that Trump is awful is bullshit, he's known the whole time but thought he was a good bet and now sees Trump is weak and wants the top job for himself. "We are very, very close to being able to ignore Trump most nights," he wrote in a text sent on 4 January 2021. "I truly can't wait." "I hate him passionately," he added. "That's the last four years. We're all pretending we've got a lot to show for it, because admitting what a disaster it's been is too tough to digest. But come on. There isn't really an upside to Trump." [BBC news article](https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-64886188)

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Robzilla_the_turd 7 hr ago +1

And then went on to stump for him in the next election. These people think as differently from me as a grasshopper.

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I_eat_mud_ 7 hr ago +1

I think him promoting a carcinogen already does enough to show he doesn't care. That on top of his overall career, I don't need confirmation because I have a f****** brain lmao

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ActuatorTasty4982 8 hr ago +11

I feel like of things to criticize him for selling pouches seems kinda quaint

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Glass-News-9184 9 hr ago +20

He may be intelligent but he's not particularly knowledgeable and taking on the less sharp crayon in the box is easy.

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EEcav 7 hr ago +13

There are Nobel prize winners who think batshit crazy things. Everyone is both stupid and intelligent in many ways.

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lawdjesustheresafire 9 hr ago +3

This. No doubt he’s smart and absolutely can grift with whatever way the wind is blowing

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bruce_lees_ghost 7 hr ago +1

He peaked in high school debate.

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Snakesinadrain 8 hr ago +1

I 100% agree with this.

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128-NotePolyVA 7 hr ago +1

For the rich manipulators that pay him. He’s an instrument of the wicked.

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Fun-Dimension5196 7 hr ago +1

I think he'd do it for free, frankly

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ApprehensiveAd9389 6 hr ago +1

I mean that's the thing about tucker. Every once and awhile I'll hear an actual compelling, thought out view from him (not that I nesseccarily agree with) , but most of the time he just spews shit. Like, cmon buddy.

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StatementCareful522 6 hr ago +1

i dunno, have you SEEN how Jon Stewart ripped him to shreds in any interaction they've had? Tucker’s not the brightest plastic star on the ceiling.

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KingGilgamesh1979 5 hr ago +1

Is he, though? He got kicked out of his bordering school and dropped out of college with 1.9 GPA. He's not a blubbering moron, but I don't know why he gets a reputation as being highly intelligent. And I do realize that failing in school does not mean a person is an idiot in and of itself, but nothing he's done since has led me to believe he intelligent. He just knows how to talk well enough to convince morons he's thoughtful.

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ictdude74 4 hr ago +1

He'll gladly change to whichever way the wind is blowing

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Old_Roof 9 hr ago +40

Tucker is clever, he’s just an arsehole. Hannity is a lickspittle without a single critical thought in his pea sized brain

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Phocaea1 9 hr ago +25

He may be the worst of them because he’s probably the smartest of them and picked up on how white supremacy will give him a massive base.

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Falling_Up_The_Movie 8 hr ago +10

I think white supremacy is the only thing he pushes that he actually believes

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BuddhistSagan 7 hr ago +1

Tucker is a true believer in white Christian nationalism

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katschwa 7 hr ago +1

Agree. And anti-semitism.

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Alatarlhun 6 hr ago +1

tomato tomato

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Material_Spirit348 8 hr ago +10

A client of mine said he looks like a sentient boat shoe.

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FaceMaulingChimp 9 hr ago +7

That’s the goal now . That’s the rule .

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broohaha 8 hr ago +5

I think many people are unaware or have forgotten that he was a prominent political writer in the late 90s before he made the switch to TV. He does have brains, just not scruples.

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Jaambiee 7 hr ago +1

I’ve seen puddles of piss deeper than ol Cucker here.

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liquidsyphon 7 hr ago +1

He’s always been a grifter, and has been a major player in the game for a long time. Jon Stewart obliterated him because Tuck and the rest of these fucks know what’s what even if they put that Red Hat on.

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bender40k 7 hr ago +1

I would rather have Tucker calling these people out than to have him on FOX repeating the same tired propaganda. It’s not much but it is something.

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DroDameron 9 hr ago +118

Tucker is the worst kind of person. He's been smart enuf the entire time to know he was peddling lies, and gleefully stoked the fire while it warmed his hearth

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yelloguy 9 hr ago +18

They all know. Including T

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Alatarlhun 6 hr ago +1

He doesn't need the money, he does it for the love of creating hate.

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knowledgeable_diablo 9 hr ago +108

Are the morons finally eating each other now?

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Previous_Ad7334 9 hr ago +33

Yeah. It’s been pretty great honestly.

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Unlikely_March_5173 9 hr ago +19

By some accounts, those two have always been at odds. They were rivals at Fox. And Tucker needs clicks.

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TheOsirisOfThisShit_ 7 hr ago +1

Which part has been great, exactly?

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yelloguy 9 hr ago +15

Your coworkers are hanging on the shallow side of that deep end

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SuspiciousBuilder379 9 hr ago +7

With floaties on.

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unfortunateshun 7 hr ago +1

No they’re just moving to a new grift

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squanderedprivilege 6 hr ago +1

Rats, sinking ship, etc

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MizkyBizniz 9 hr ago +40

Even though everyone can see right through it... I think Tuckers rebrand is a good thing in that its a sign of a changing tide Tucker is a ghoul who willingly poisons our democracy in the pursuit of money. He also has a great read on the state of the conservative voter. He wouldnt make this turn if there wasnt money to be made in conservatives who hate Trump. In fact, that shift wouldve been a career ender roughly a year ago. I think people are actually getting fed up with Trump

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GatoLibre 6 hr ago +1

I hold similar thoughts here. He’s a bellwether.

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Fun_Assignment_269 5 hr ago +1

The Trump hating conservatives he's pandering to are white nationalists upset that Trump isn't far right enough. It's a warning sign.

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Own_Proposal3827 5 hr ago +1

He’s mad that the far right isn’t more far right. He is probably the single most popular person in the conservative sphere. That is not a good thing.

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karatebullfightr 9 hr ago +48

Tucker gets the redemption story he’s gunning for when all people who died of COVID come back, when the families of J6 officers are complete again, when the little school girls who were bombed into oblivion for no reason, other then to change what the news cycle was focused on, can go to their next class.

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cwk415 8 hr ago +11

I'd like to add: when everyone who died as a result of shuttering USAID comes back.

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IrritableGoblin 9 hr ago +30

This is the guy who went to Moscow for a Russian propaganda piece. Remember, when he was *shocked* by coin return carts and full shelves, because he didn't realize these things are in the US, too. Why are we still talking about him?

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BreadfruitOk6160 9 hr ago +6

F*** him, he’s part of the problem!

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BeholderLivesMatter 9 hr ago +21

Can we stop talking about Tucker. His old grift didn’t work so he shifted to catch any anti Trump dollars he can.

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MaxZorin1985 8 hr ago +4

They said the same thing about trump in 2015. Tucker is looking to take trumps place when time inevitably catches up with him. In the words of President Geena Davis, “Be afraid. Be *very* afraid.”

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BeholderLivesMatter 8 hr ago +2

Oh yeah. They’re eating it up for sure.

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Alatarlhun 6 hr ago +1

The oligarch owned media (in this case listnookors falling for right wing grifts) are ready to welcome him back.

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BeholderLivesMatter 4 hr ago +1

He acts as an out for dissatisfied maga choads. An easy pivot where you have to learn nothing and still get to hate everything.

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Gold-Buy-2669 8 hr ago +5

Stop promoting these tools

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R_W0bz 9 hr ago +5

The girls are fighting.

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olipoppit 8 hr ago +3

I don’t like admitting this, but I enjoyed the old, oolllddd Crossfire on CNN from the 90s. It was a different time, where actual ideas were argued instead of straight up personal attacks on whoever he didn’t disagree with. I did not agree with pretty much anything he said, but there was dignity and decorum on a daily basis - all within disagreement with behalf and carville or whoever! It made me think. Imagine that! Jesus Christ. How far have we fallen.

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BullCityPicker 8 hr ago +3

Tucker is the G. Gordon Liddy of this generation. He thinks admitting he cynically knew what he was doing is the same as repentance.

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Objective-Lab5179 7 hr ago +3

They will say whatever will pay the bills.

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AdamPedAnt 6 hr ago +1

If he’s saying a “cable news mentality” is bad, what does that say about Fox News and their viewers?

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ProtoZeroXMega 6 hr ago +1

What alternative universe am I living in ? Tucker is master chaos agent. Not sure what was in that Russian bread he likes so much but brother, keep it going!

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Low_Intention_1327 8 hr ago +4

Tucker Carlson was caught off-air mocking Trump and admitting to his own grift. Having said that, it makes anything he says now about this presidency, irrelevant. The Trump grift is falling a part, so now you're going to see a bunch of these people get on the Republican anti-Trump grift. These people had a whole decade to step away from Trump and his cult, but cared more about money than principles. Sadly, the established Democrats eat this shit up and welcome these people like they did with Bush, D*** Cheney, all because theyre against Trump. Cheney was a damm war criminal whose use of waterboarding literally started the numerous beheading of American's throughout the years.

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ThepalehorseRiderr 9 hr ago +2

Which is what? 98 % of Tuckers career? If that mentality exists, Tucker helped create and foster it.

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AramisGarro 9 hr ago +2

“I wish I had thought of it first”

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mangoserpent 8 hr ago +2

Tucker is a POS but he is not stupid.

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theurbaneman 8 hr ago +2

Oh Alien v Predator.

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Let_us_proceed 7 hr ago +1

The biggest rat jumps ship first.

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CriticalMuscle9659 7 hr ago +1

Look guys I get emotionally why we're just going to continue to ravage Tucker Carlson and I agree we should but let these f****** people cook. They are part of the reason Trump got into office. Let them spread their f****** message and wake up some of these Maga people. You don't have to forgive them but they need to see the goddamn light

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jeffreyrufino 6 hr ago +1

This feels more like media personalities arguing past each other than an actual theological disagreement.

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TyraForever 9 hr ago +4

The CNN crew is now to the right of Tucker.

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DingleBerryScone 9 hr ago +3

I actually find this really funny.

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All_FIREdUp 8 hr ago +3

This f***** isn’t getting a pass. Him and MTG are a couple of rats that somehow jumped off the burning plague ship and looking to spread their f****** disease elsewhere. F*** ‘em both.

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QualitySpam 9 hr ago +1

I think he’s having a laugh in that picture.

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well-informedcitizen 8 hr ago +1

Woooww. Throwing shade at cable news guys. LOL. Do you think they're bitter that they're 10x smarter but didn't get rubber stamped into the administration like the cable news guys in there now? Gaze upon your own works, ye cynical douchebags, and despair

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Parking_Syrup_9139 8 hr ago +1

I think it’s called blasphemy

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dogmatum-dei 8 hr ago +1

Just mad he didn't do it first.

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hottier1 8 hr ago +1

It’s always entertaining watching the Fox News ouroboros, where guys who’ve peddled conspiracy theories for years suddenly get to play the intellectual critic. Hannity reading the Bible for a gotcha is rich, but Tucker acting like he’s above the fray is the real punchline. At this rate, they’ll both be blaming Antifa for their own mirror reflections by next week.

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Smrleda 7 hr ago +1

He is speaking from personal experience.

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InterPunct 7 hr ago +1

Hey Sean- I guarantee Tucker's family were the very same people that hated your family when they immigrated here because they were "papists." You're a disgrace.

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Craigslisteria 7 hr ago +1

He’d be saying the same shit if he wasn’t fired from Fox News.

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heretorobwallst 7 hr ago +1

tucker has one trick, make confused facial expressions

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Difficult-Second3519 7 hr ago +1

He would say it, why is he laughing?

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Groffulon 7 hr ago +1

Sensing the tide turning the turd just floats in the other direction as if the past just disappeared…

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Gryffriand 7 hr ago +1

Hate, it’s all they have. They always need an enemy. It’s always a matter of time until they turn on each other.

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Lopsided_Block_6796 7 hr ago +1

Pot meet kettle

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Typical_Barracuda234 6 hr ago +1

He's not wrong but f*** this guy

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FunnTripp 6 hr ago +1

Tucker Carlson is a foreign asset, spreading deceit and mistrust in public institutions and in the American government as a whole.

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shugbear 6 hr ago +1

If this is not the pot calling the kettle I don't know what is.

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Rathalos-487 6 hr ago +1

“He’s out of line but he’s right.”

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nvrmndtheruins 6 hr ago +1

Tucker? Isn't that the guy who was fucked by a demon? He's just as big of a piece of shit as hannity and can f****** rot in hell

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killjairo 6 hr ago +1

This moron help spread trumpism- so screw him and the other idiots

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HeartlessCards2-22 6 hr ago +1

It’s so satisfying to watch all the rat f*** right wingers finally turn on eachother like we all knew was gonna happen. MAGA was always just a grift, and we all know the ones who fell for it. What a karmic gift to see play out.

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GL2U22 6 hr ago +1

Hey Tucker, you can go ahead and F*** OFF. You were/are still one of the worst people whose actions gave us Trump and defended him for years. F*** allll the way off Tucker, people don’t forget.

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dae_giovanni 6 hr ago +1

damn, when _tucker carlson_ calls you a sellout, you _know_ it's bad...

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Techno_Core 6 hr ago +1

Tucks sees the end of the road for Trump and wants to rehabilitate his image so he can get back to cheering/lying/propagandizing for the next repub presidential candidate.

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ProcessTrust856 5 hr ago +1

He might want to be that next Republican presidential candidate

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nolongerbanned99 6 hr ago +1

All of these people chasing fame and begging for attention. Like megyn Kelly… let’s see who can sway the most outrageous thing. Irrelevant loser ss

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Doom-Sleigher 6 hr ago +1

MAGA is for losers

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RSMeansPimp 5 hr ago +1

F*** you tucker!

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Dreaders85 5 hr ago +1

Tucker has said the exact same thing about any number of professional or recognized leader.

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SegaGuy1983 5 hr ago +1

For everyone deriding Tucker (myself included), why would he have to do for you to take this babyface turn seriously and give him support? For me, if I see him making a lot of charitable donations to groups that can make a difference while continuing to speak out against tyranny, I think I'd be on board. I had the same reservations about Joe Walsh over a decade ago, but he's proven to be legitimate in his change.

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rairair55 5 hr ago +1

Dude is repositioning for the trump after times. That’s all.

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Prestigious_Time_922 5 hr ago +1

Tucker's mentality, and history, IS that of cable news. This guy pretending he wasn't part of the daily circle jerk of talking heads repeating each other's spoon fed rhetoric

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RighteousIndigjason 5 hr ago +1

Hey, I'd love to introduce you guys! Pot, meet Kettle. Kettle, this is Pot. He and MGT trying to rebrand themselves is absolutely pathetic.

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williamgman 5 hr ago +1

He and Rogan are simply grifting with the wind direction.

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nacheteferrero 5 hr ago +1

If you want a ship to drown, seeing the rats escaping is good news

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MrDMA94 5 hr ago +1

Pretty sure Sean Insanity is gay for Trump fr

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Tucker Carlson on Sean Hannity: “It does take a kind of cable news mentality to say of the pope, hey, you ever read the Bible? It's hilarious.”

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