Actual evidence that NYT intends to publish his address: Zero. Actual evidence that Carlson wants his viewers to teach NYT a lesson: One very angry video in which he thows it to his audience as a "what if". Tucker Carlson is reportedly a smart person. This is the obvious result of his actions. Even if it weren't, one would think he would severely chastise his audience for engaging in criminal behavior in support of him. I wouldn't hold my breath for that one. |
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Tonight on Tucker Carlson: "Dear audience. I know you like me, but you just committed a terrible crime in my name, you f*ing morons! Turn yourselves in!"
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She seems like EXACTLY the type that NYT would offer an editors job to—perhaps in culture or society. |
I see you have ZERO evidence that he ever said such a thing. And, as far as the NY Times is concerned..... they have doxxed others in the recent past. No reason to think they weren't planning on it again. |
Reporting on someone isn't "doxxing" them. |
Yeah, it's a total coincidence that he mentioned the reporter's name, said he "could" doxx him, and a few hours later a Carlson supporter tweeted a photo of the reporter's house. No way could Carlson have seen that coming. |
I'm not surprised that - yet again - liberals are believing the first reports to come out from some accuser, with zero investigations, collaboration, or evidence. Hook, line, and sinker. So incredibly predictable. |
| She's not a liberal. She's a talking head on Fox (and only Fox), albeit one whose job is to frame the "other side's" views so the bloated douchebags and dye-job bimbos on set can tut-tut in all the right places. |
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She’s a conservative Trumpster who desperately wanted a job at Fox.
And then she was sexually harassed. She’s all your’s, Trump clan. |
Not a conservative. |
She is as liberal as they come. |
Evidence... https://www.today.com/parents/i-just-wanted-my-kids-share-my-politics-turns-out-t103343 |