Author’s Bombshell Accusation: FIRING Tucker Carlson Part of Fox Dominion Deal?!?!
June 1, 2023
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1:39Now PlayingAuthor’s Bombshell Accusation: FIRING Tucker Carlson Part of Fox Dominion Deal?!?!
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It’s a wild accusation, yet, the author of a new book about Tucker Carlson claims his sources believe Dominion’s nearly $800 billion settlement with Fox News included an off the books agreement to fire Tucker Carlson. Both Fox News and Dominion categorically deny the reporter’s claim.
In this clip, Trish Regan talks with 'Tucker' author Chadwick Moore, about his new book and theory. Perhaps it wasn’t Dominion that wanted Tucker gone, but rather the ESG investing community, and certain politicians that wanted the anchor gone she suggests. Meanwhile, it’s clear, Fox will continue to be plagued with issues - no matter who is in the seat. The company also faces a real threat from online media and, by most accounts, the Fox News empire is being left behind in the new media landscape.
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