The Great Tucker Carlson Is Coming To Canada
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Tucker Carlson has gone to Moscow to ass kiss Putin:
Is Tucker Carlson in Moscow for Putin? The pro-Kremlin crowd hopes so
www.politico.eu
Undoubtedly, if Tucker was alive during the World war II, he would be a Hitler disciple!!
Is Tucker Carlson in Moscow for Putin? The pro-Kremlin crowd hopes so
Is Tucker Carlson in Moscow for Putin? The pro-Kremlin crowd hopes so
An interview with the Russian president would be “an epochal event,” one Russian Telegram channel crows.
www.politico.eu
Undoubtedly, if Tucker was alive during the World war II, he would be a Hitler disciple!!
He didn't went to russia for an interview he went for a job evaluation. Putin will aligned him based on that.
Is there anything to the internet rumor that Carlson said if the Chiefs win the SB he's going to kill himself? He must have one tough bookie!!!
Pay attention to any fake news media shill who is calling for Tucker Carlson's arrest due to his courage in interviewing one of the world's most maligned leaders. He's doing the job journalists are supposed to be doing instead of acting like paid propagandists for the establishment.
This is what journalism is supposed to be about. We will ask questions, gather data and will show it to you. Then YOU, the viewer, decide what to believe. Bravo!
He will ask pre scripted questions, given to him in advance by Putin's staff and learned by heart. Fake data supplied by the Kremlin will be presented. And then Orry and Mitch will tell TERB that Putin was really 100% correct in invading Ukraine unprovoked and killing 1000's of innocent people.
Your threads towards Ukraine/Russia exhibit a textbook bias, so does this comment.He will ask pre scripted questions, given to him in advance by Putin's staff and learned by heart. Fake data supplied by the Kremlin will be presented. And then Orry and Mitch will tell TERB that Putin was really 100% correct in invading Ukraine unprovoked and killing 1000's of innocent people.
Ukraine is beyond reproach and Russia always lies.
Journalists should be free to do their work. Perhaps you can start a petition for your favorite journalist to go and interview a world leader we hardly understand. Find out what drives them, what they're thinking. Especially if there's a possibility of a WW3 starting.
Media, especially in Europe, are conditioning their population to an idea that a big war is inevitable. Shouldn't people understand the reasons why before they go die in that war?
Just an FYI, the stadium was not full.Of course. People in Edmonton do like their entertainment. So throw a circus with Tucker as the marquee, you'd obviously have a stadium full of people.
It holds under 19,000 with floor seating, 3,000 tickets were given out free, 1,500 were sold.
Think of it this way, 52% of the US imported petroleum products come from Canada, 60% of US imported crude oil is fom Canada.
Shut it down for a week and see what Trump says.
Russian internal narrative - which is closely controlled by the regime - has been fostering the idea that Russia must expand into its old USSR / Imperial borders to "reclaim its greatness" and this narrative is used by the Putin regime to suppress any internal dissent. So yes, Russia always lies.
Learn the game and follow the play. The Right and Far Left will try and convince you that Russia is "maligned and misunderstood". But Russia is understood very, very well.
He's not really a journalist. He's a grifter who makes money from lying to people like you who aren't smart enough to figure this out. And no. There's no real possibility of WW3 starting.
The big war won't happen because Russia is incapable of taking Avdiivka - a small town in Donbass a few miles outside Donetsk - and Russia is throwing untrained meat attacks composed of untrained convict conscripts against Ukrainians with almost no ammunition with no success.
Against decent, well-equipped and unattrited armies like the Poles and Swedes, the Russian army would be shot to pieces. And Putin knows this. So he's swinging his dick in Moscow without having the balls to attack NATO.
There you go. Hopefully, I helped you.
According to whom? Based on what? How do you know?
We hear about WW3 multiple time a day worldwide, but there's no chance of it happening??? Hm...!
We, simple folks, can't compare to your wisdom and intelligence of course. That's why cognitive decline must be killing you.
LOL.....the dude that hosts Neo-Nazi holocaust deniers on his podcast:
Tucker Carlson's WWII interview fractures conservatives
Holocaust revisionism forces 'introspection' in right-wing media
You think you know the history of World War II: The Nazis were the bad guys and Adolf Hitler was probably the greatest villain the world has ever known — the author of a Holocaust that killed 6 million Jews. End of story, right? Tucker Carlson isn't so sure.
The former Fox News host sparked a right-wing "media meltdown" after interviewing a Holocaust-denying podcaster on his new online platform, Axios said. Carlson called Darryl Cooper "the best and most honest popular historian" in America. Cooper in turn called Winston Churchill the "chief villain of the Second World War," said CNN. Cooper also suggested that the Holocaust was an inadvertent consequence of poor German war planning, in which "millions of people ended up dead."
That false history prompted a backlash from the White House and Jewish groups. Elon Musk deleted an X post promoting the interview. And the controversy forced a "rare moment of introspection" among conservative media figures, Axios said.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump must "disavow" Carlson, conservative commentator William Galston said at The Wall Street Journal. Donald Trump Jr. and J.D. Vance, the vice presidential nominee, are both scheduled to join Carlson on tour later this month. That can't happen. Trump must "draw a bright line between what's acceptable and what isn't, Galston added." What isn't: "Blatant antisemitism."
'Whackadoo revisionism'
Tucker Carlson's journey into "whackadoo revisionism" has made a dent in his "last cadre of conservative defenders," said another conservative writer, Ben Domenech, at The Spectator. The question: "Why is Tucker doing this?" Carlson's motives are "unknown" but it's clear he's gone from his longtime practice of "skirting the edge of acceptable discourse" to "jumping over the edge." And it's in keeping with the view Carlson has espoused since his career as the "most influential media figure on the right" was cut short after being fired by Fox last year: "America, rather than being the greatest nation in the history of the world, is at home and abroad a force for evil," Domenech said.
"Dubious charges of Nazism are a dime a dozen in U.S. political rhetoric," Sohrab Ahmari said at The Free Press. But there is no other way to describe Cooper's ideas, nor Carlson's promotion of them. The "obvious fact" is that the Nazis were evil — and that Cooper's casting of Churchill as the war's villain is a "perverse moral inversion."
'We believe in free speech'
"Is Vance still going to hang out with Tucker Carlson, even now?" the conservative Jim Geraghty said at The Washington Post. Carlson has caused headaches for Vance before: The nominee's infamous "childless cat ladies" comment came on Carlson's Fox News show in 2021. The latest controversy is worse. An "ordinary campaign" would avoid sending its vice presidential candidate to hang out publicly with a "Putin-adoringnutjob conspiracy theorist" ahead of the election, but Trump and Vance aren't running an ordinary campaign. "Let's see whether Vance finally draws the line at hanging with the guy who hosts a revisionist historian with a blind spot for Adolf Hitler," Geraghty said.
It does not look like Vance will skip out on Carlson, said The New York Times. "We believe in free speech and debate," Vance said during a campaign stop. The campaign later issued a statement declaring that Vance "obviously does not share the views of the guest interviewed by Tucker Carlson" but that he also "doesn't believe in guilt-by-association cancel culture." Vance is scheduled to appear onstage with Carlson on September 21.
theweek.com
Tucker Carlson's WWII interview fractures conservatives
Holocaust revisionism forces 'introspection' in right-wing media
You think you know the history of World War II: The Nazis were the bad guys and Adolf Hitler was probably the greatest villain the world has ever known — the author of a Holocaust that killed 6 million Jews. End of story, right? Tucker Carlson isn't so sure.
The former Fox News host sparked a right-wing "media meltdown" after interviewing a Holocaust-denying podcaster on his new online platform, Axios said. Carlson called Darryl Cooper "the best and most honest popular historian" in America. Cooper in turn called Winston Churchill the "chief villain of the Second World War," said CNN. Cooper also suggested that the Holocaust was an inadvertent consequence of poor German war planning, in which "millions of people ended up dead."
That false history prompted a backlash from the White House and Jewish groups. Elon Musk deleted an X post promoting the interview. And the controversy forced a "rare moment of introspection" among conservative media figures, Axios said.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump must "disavow" Carlson, conservative commentator William Galston said at The Wall Street Journal. Donald Trump Jr. and J.D. Vance, the vice presidential nominee, are both scheduled to join Carlson on tour later this month. That can't happen. Trump must "draw a bright line between what's acceptable and what isn't, Galston added." What isn't: "Blatant antisemitism."
'Whackadoo revisionism'
Tucker Carlson's journey into "whackadoo revisionism" has made a dent in his "last cadre of conservative defenders," said another conservative writer, Ben Domenech, at The Spectator. The question: "Why is Tucker doing this?" Carlson's motives are "unknown" but it's clear he's gone from his longtime practice of "skirting the edge of acceptable discourse" to "jumping over the edge." And it's in keeping with the view Carlson has espoused since his career as the "most influential media figure on the right" was cut short after being fired by Fox last year: "America, rather than being the greatest nation in the history of the world, is at home and abroad a force for evil," Domenech said.
"Dubious charges of Nazism are a dime a dozen in U.S. political rhetoric," Sohrab Ahmari said at The Free Press. But there is no other way to describe Cooper's ideas, nor Carlson's promotion of them. The "obvious fact" is that the Nazis were evil — and that Cooper's casting of Churchill as the war's villain is a "perverse moral inversion."
'We believe in free speech'
"Is Vance still going to hang out with Tucker Carlson, even now?" the conservative Jim Geraghty said at The Washington Post. Carlson has caused headaches for Vance before: The nominee's infamous "childless cat ladies" comment came on Carlson's Fox News show in 2021. The latest controversy is worse. An "ordinary campaign" would avoid sending its vice presidential candidate to hang out publicly with a "Putin-adoringnutjob conspiracy theorist" ahead of the election, but Trump and Vance aren't running an ordinary campaign. "Let's see whether Vance finally draws the line at hanging with the guy who hosts a revisionist historian with a blind spot for Adolf Hitler," Geraghty said.
It does not look like Vance will skip out on Carlson, said The New York Times. "We believe in free speech and debate," Vance said during a campaign stop. The campaign later issued a statement declaring that Vance "obviously does not share the views of the guest interviewed by Tucker Carlson" but that he also "doesn't believe in guilt-by-association cancel culture." Vance is scheduled to appear onstage with Carlson on September 21.
Tucker Carlson's WWII interview fractures conservatives
Holocaust revisionism forces 'introspection' in right-wing media
theweek.com
that's bullshit... CBC covers all the Liberal scandals in objective detail.
