Rupert Murdoch was confronted in public and it was caught on video. A random person asked him about the firing of Tucker Carlson and Rupert Murdoch denies it, saying he did not do it. It all remains somewhat unclear about WHO specifically and exactly is responsible for the firing of Tucker Carlson. Firing someone who brought a lot of viewers and high ratings to the network made no sense from a business perspective, so many people wonder if this was a personal thing or of something bigger is at play. It was like getting rid of Tom Brady in his prime a day after he won a Super Bowl with the Patriots - the whole thing just makes very little sense.
After being dismissed, fired, or whatever you want to call it from Fox News, Tucker Carlson appeared to take a few days off and eventually announced his plans for the future. He's going to bring a "new version of the show" to Twitter because he believes it's one of the last free speech platforms out there. Of course, Crankers is free speech too, but we don't have the funding or celebrity status like Twitter and Elon Musk, nor do we have all those fancy servers and tech, but we're here! And we're supporting Tucker Carlson in his new venture on Twitter.
