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The Moment Fox News Proved They Have Absolutely No Moral Compass
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7:12Now PlayingFox News hosts, including Greg Gutfeld and Tucker Carlson, prove time after time they have no moral ground to stand on. John Iadarola and Danielle Moodie break it down on The Damage Report.
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Tucker Carlson mocked for wondering ‘why is tobacco so dangerous?’
"On his Friday night show, Fox News personality Tucker Carlson was elated when Rep Troy Nehls of Texas appeared to light up a cigar live on his show.
Mr Carlson was defending the right of members of the House of Representatives to smoke inside their congressional offices, something they are now allowed to do since Republicans regained a thin majority in the lower chamber of Congress and lifted a ban.
Contrasting smoking tobacco with the use of marijuana and crack, Mr Carlson wondered why tobacco is considered so dangerous when, in his view, the government does not feel the same way about other controlled substances."
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