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Conservative powerhouse Tucker Carlson has caused quite a stir with his Twitter show, covering everything from the report by a whistleblower about UFOs to the crisis in Ukraine. However, the left-wing media critics are not impressed and have been throwing hilarious fits on Twitter.
Media critic Brian Stelter, who doesn’t even have his own show, took a shot at Carlson, demonstrating his jealousy. Stelter referred to Carlson’s first Twitter show as an “alleged video stream,” raising questions about whether he believes it was fake or not. However, it is likely that Stelter’s attempt to undermine Carlson’s show stems from the fact that his own “Reliable Sources” show never attracted anywhere near the following that Carlson’s Twitter show has.
"As of today," Tucker says, "we've come to Twitter… we're grateful to be here." His first video is a basic 10-minute monologue https://t.co/HIwMuGvaKf
— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) June 6, 2023
Technology journalist Taylor Lorenz also criticized the show, claiming that it was just Tucker talking. Despite her critique, Tucker’s monologue is what people want to hear, not flashy cuts. What people care about is what he says and the issues that he covers in a unique way.
Lorenz tried to take a shot at the number of views that Carlson got, claiming that he only got 16 million views, but that’s just false. In the end, Carlson’s first Twitter show received over 102 million views, far more than what anyone would get on Fox, CNN, or any network show.
The left-wing media is scrambling to find ways to spin this as nothing special. They are simply unable to understand that this is the future of new media and that they no longer have control over it. The meltdown is going to be pure gold, and it will be exciting to watch as the liberal media loses grip and control over the airwaves. Tucker Carlson is leading the way in this new era of free speech, and there is nothing the mainstream media can do to stop it.
Source: Red State
