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Tucker Carlson Tackles “Hostile” Media in First Show on Twitter!

He’s back!

Tucker Carlson just released the first episode of his new Twitter show, aptly named “Tucker on Twitter.”

It’s been over a month since Fox News abruptly fired Tucker, who was by far their biggest asset.

While Fox News has suffered since that decision, many have been eagerly awaiting the return of Tucker Carlson.

Well the wait is finally over!

In the first episode of his new show, Tucker spoke out against the hostile media and their blatant refusal to cover the truth.

He went much further than that though.

Tucker spoke about the recent whistleblower claim that the US government has evidence of crashed extraterrestrial aircraft.

He used the media’s lack of coverage of that story to segue into how the government keeps the American public in the dark.

“That’s how they maintain control,” he said of the government using the media to limit the flow of true information.

Among other things, he also claimed that the mainstream media is actively “hostile” to the truth.

Trending Politics has more from Tucker:

Carlson also expressed dismay over what he perceives as a lack of critical thinking in the media, expressing frustration over the American public’s purported ignorance on several historical and contemporary issues, including the Black Lives Matter movement, 9/11, and even the origins and death of Jeffrey Epstein.

In a bold move, Carlson brought attention to a whistleblower’s claim that the US government possesses evidence of crashed extraterrestrial aircraft. The lack of media attention to the claim, Carlson insists, is a stark example of the public’s lack of access to critical information.

Ending his inaugural Twitter show on a compelling note, Carlson drew a parallel between the perceived ignorance among Americans today and that of the Russian citizens during the Soviet era. “That’s how they maintain control,” he said, implying that keeping the public in the dark aids in government control.

As the curtain closed on the first episode, Tucker Carlson promised to be a beacon of truth, fighting against the status quo. Only time will tell how successful this venture will be. Nevertheless, the Twitter sphere is abuzz, awaiting the next episode.

Check out this opening as Tucker tackles the “hostile media:

Tucker claimed that “American citizens are the least informed people in the world.”

Tucker also tackled media narratives about the war between Ukraine and Russia.

The Blaze has more:

Carlson used his first Twitter show to attack Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and the Republicans who have supported the U.S. sending money and military supplies to the nation. He connected the media’s support for the war with a report that the U.S. had covered up an incident in which an extraterrestrial UFO was allegedly recovered.

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At the end of the 10-minute video, Carlson compared Americans to the Russians who were living in ignorance and propagandized under the former Soviet Union.

“We’re the ones who live in ignorance now. The U.S. government has managed to classify more than a billion so-called public documents. So at this point, we can’t possibly know what our leaders are doing. We’re not allowed to know,” said Carlson.

If the reaction to tonight’s show was any indication, Tucker Carlson may be paving the way for big changes in the perception of the media:


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