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Tucker Carlson, the notorious host who was ousted from Fox News earlier this year, has finally revealed his next move. In a recent update on X, Carlson shared his plans to launch a new website where he will post all of his exclusive content. “We’ve been out of work for seven or eight months now, hard to know,” Carlson sarcastically began. “Time flies when you’re unemployed.”
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But don’t be fooled by the apparent lack of activity. Carlson disclosed that he and his team have been diligently working in secret, producing “an awful lot of material for months now.” And now, he wants his supporters to have a taste of their hard work. The new website, aptly named tuckercarlson.com, is set to go live in just a few short days. Exciting times, indeed!
But what’s the catch, you ask? Well, access to Carlson’s new site comes at a price. Interested individuals can become members for a yearly fee of $72, with the added bonus of a free month if they sign up now. Hey, everyone’s gotta make a living, right? Since his departure from Fox, Carlson has been active on X, where he started the popular show “Tucker on X.” He’s been conducting thought-provoking interviews with prominent political figures, much to the delight of his fans.
During one of his interviews with comedian and actor Russell Brand, Carlson made it clear that he was not employed by X owner Elon Musk for his show on the platform. In fact, he boldly declared, “I don’t think I ever want to work for anyone again.” However, he did express his desire to make money, because, let’s face it, we all have bills to pay. Despite this, Carlson emphasized that he would not work for Musk if offered the opportunity. Instead, he sees the value in having a platform, like X, where he can freely express his views without any gatekeepers standing in his way.
It was previously reported that Carlson was still receiving his Fox News salary, although the network allegedly sent him a cease-and-desist letter regarding his X show. So, while Carlson may not have made any money since leaving Fox, he’s certainly been exploring new avenues to keep his voice and influence alive and kicking. With the launch of his own website fast approaching, it’ll be interesting to see just how successful this venture turns out to be for the conservative pundit.
