reposting for a little more exposure
Tucker on a tear: "We will never bow to the mob"; launches aggressive counterattack against the SPLC and Media Matters
https://youtu.be/vCOkJcGWcY4
Last night, Tucker Carlson refused to apologize to the MSM or anyone else for casual remarks made more than 10 years ago, charging that his critics are not more moral or upstanding than anybody else. Saying he refuses to allow the mob to dictate his behavior. Tucker says that these kind of attacks against him and his show aren't really new, but he has not really focused on them in the past. But that's about to change because he's realized the mob mentality behind these attacks and is not going to let it defeat him: "We will never bow to the mob. Ever. No matter what."
Tonight, he started his show with twin exposes on the Southern Poverty Law Center and Media Matters. Tucker wants Media Matters' tax exempt status pulled because of its political activity, which flagrantly violates its 501c3 status. He even characterized MM as "Soros-backed," a Fox no-no in the past (see >>3968120 pb).
But nobody could deny a fired-up Tucker Carlson tonight.
So: What will happen in the long run? Will FOX continue to stand behind Tucker in the long run?
Debates about FOX News are common on QResearch. Many of us see it as controlled opposition. As the firefight over freedom of speech intensifies, I guess we'll get to find out exactly where they stand. Meanwhile, it's good to see Tucker pushing so hard against traditional MSM boundaries. (Can one man's stand change an entire network?)