Faux Noise

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Emmy Award Winning Broadcast Journalist?

Opps, forgot to mention that, thanks. Even "Journalist" is fake news.

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Fox News Star Defends Gun Makers, but Doesn’t Disclose She Works for One
WHOOPS

"Fair and Balanced" covert shilling.

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It's more like fear and malice.

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Tuckems

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Tuckems

I wondered if this is fake, but it's actually the last 1/3 or so of a trailer on his website:

Tucker Carlson Originals
Season Two: The End of Men
Tucker Carlson Originals new episodes launch Monday, April 18, 2022

I also found:

The End of Men: And the Rise of Women is a book by journalist and magazine editor Hanna Rosin, based on her cover story of the same name that appeared in The Atlantic in 2010. It was published by Riverhead Books in 2012. In the book, Rosin argues that patriarchy is coming to an end. She writes about the dominance of women in US schools and workplaces.

In a weird way Tucker may be agreeing with Rosin, but I'm pretty sure they disagree on whether it's a good thing or not.

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Tuckems

I wondered if this is fake, but it's actually the last 1/3 or so of a trailer on his website:

Tucker Carlson Originals
Season Two: The End of Men
Tucker Carlson Originals new episodes launch Monday, April 18, 2022

Somehow this doesn't seem right coming from flabby baby faced tucker.

Is he The End of Men?

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Tuckems

I wondered if this is fake, but it's actually the last 1/3 or so of a trailer on his website:

Tucker Carlson Originals
Season Two: The End of Men
Tucker Carlson Originals new episodes launch Monday, April 18, 2022

Somehow this doesn't seem right coming from flabby baby faced tucker.

Is he The End of Men?

I also found:

The End of Men: And the Rise of Women is a book by journalist and magazine editor Hanna Rosin, based on her cover story of the same name that appeared in The Atlantic in 2010. It was published by Riverhead Books in 2012. In the book, Rosin argues that patriarchy is coming to an end. She writes about the dominance of women in US schools and workplaces.

In a weird way Tucker may be agreeing with Rosin, but I'm pretty sure they disagree on whether it's a good thing or not . . . unless he really is as gay as the end of the trailer suggests, nttawwt.

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Fox hosts and guests have repeatedly defended Vladimir Putin
A look at Fox News' disgraceful coverage of Russia's illegal invasion of Ukraine
03/17/22

Named:
Greg Gutfeld, Tucker Carlson, Laura Ingraham, Retired Lt. Col. Daniel Davis, Maria Bartiromo, former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, Pete Hegseth, Mollie Hemingway, Martha MacCallum, Kayleigh McEnany, John Ratcliffe, Rachel Campos-Duffy, Jesse Watters, Mike Pompeo, Stephen Moore, Steve Forbes, Neil Cavuto and Jerry Boykin.

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When you're so partisan that you can't even agree with the other side that Putin is bad, I think you're pretty much hopeless and helpless.

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When you're so partisan that you can't even agree with the other side that Putin is bad, I think you're pretty much hopeless and helpless.

When you're so partisan that you can't even agree with all experts and 60 judges that an election was valid, you're sued and hopefully heavily penalized.

Fox News Potentially Facing Major Financial Damage In Dogged Suit Over Election Lies

A massive $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit by a voting machine company over Fox News election lies got a whole lot more serious last month when a judge ruled the action can proceed in a scathing ruling against Rupert Murdoch and his son.

Dominion Voting Systems was given the green light in June to proceed in its suit against both Fox News and Fox Corp, its parent company, by Delaware Superior Court Judge Eric David.

He determined that it was a reasonable inference that Murdoch and son Lachlan either knew outright that Dominion had not manipulated the election or “recklessly disregarded the truth” when Fox disseminated lies initially launched by Donald Trump.

Conservative news outlets OAN and Newsmax have also been sued by Dominion for defamation for $1.6 billion each....

A particularly intriguing development could be the exposure of text and email messages among the Trump White House, Fox News personalities, and even Rupert Murdoch.

“I think once you start to pull the discovery material, what you’re going to find is there was a lot of communication between the Trump people both internally and externally about pushing very specific lies and narratives,” Angelo Carusone, chief executive of Media Matters for America, told The Guardian....

Fingers crossed

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there're these guys

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Wheeeeeeeee......

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Wheeeeeeeee......

Wait, they had AR-15s? That's awful. They should be banned.

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Sean Hannity and Other Fox Stars Face Depositions in Defamation Suit

Some of the biggest names at Fox News have been questioned, or are scheduled to be questioned in the coming days, by lawyers representing Dominion Voting Systems in its $1.6 billion defamation suit against the network, as the election technology company presses ahead with a case that First Amendment scholars say is extraordinary in its scope and significance.

Sean Hannity became the latest Fox star to be called for a deposition by Dominion’s legal team, according to a new filing in Delaware Superior Court. He is scheduled to appear Wednesday.

Tucker Carlson is set to face questioning Friday. Lou Dobbs, whose Fox Business show was canceled last year, is scheduled to appear Tuesday. Others who have been deposed recently include Jeanine Pirro, Steve Doocy and a number of high-level Fox producers, court records show.

People with knowledge of the case, who would speak only anonymously, said they expected that Fox News Media CEO Suzanne Scott could be one of the next to be deposed, along with the president of Fox News, Jay Wallace. Rupert and Lachlan Murdoch, whose family owns Fox, could follow in the coming weeks.

The depositions are among the clearest indications yet of how aggressively Dominion is moving forward with its suit, which is set to go to trial early next year, and of the legal pressure building on the nation’s most powerful conservative media company. There have been no moves from either side to discuss a possible settlement, people with knowledge of the case have said.

It is common for large media companies such as Fox to settle such cases well before they reach the point where journalists or senior executives are forced to sit for questioning by lawyers from the opposing side. But both Dominion and Fox appear to be preparing for the likelihood that the case will end up in front of a jury.

The suit accuses Fox of pushing false and far-fetched claims of voter fraud to lure back viewers who had defected to other right-wing news sources. In its initial complaint, Dominion’s lawyers framed their lawsuit as a matter of profound civic importance. “The truth matters,” they said, adding, “Lies have consequences.”

The judge overseeing the case allowed Dominion in late June to expand the suit to include the cable news network’s parent company, Fox Corp., potentially broadening the legal exposure of both Murdochs. Shortly after, Fox replaced its outside counsel on the case and hired one of the nation’s most prominent trial lawyers, Dan Webb....

The case has stirred considerable unease inside Fox all summer, as employees have had to turn over months of emails and text messages to Dominion lawyers and prepare for depositions. Other current and former Fox personalities who have been deposed include Dana Perino, Shepard Smith and Chris Stirewalt, who was part of the team that made the election-night projection that Trump would lose Arizona, and the presidency as a result.

This is not the first time that Hannity has been in the middle of a high-profile defamation suit. In 2018, Fox was sued by the parents of Seth Rich, a former Democratic National Committee staff member whom Hannity and others at Fox falsely linked to a hacking that resulted in committee emails being published by WikiLeaks. Rich was murdered in an apparent botched robbery in 2017, although conspiracy theorists tried to blame his death on Democratic operatives. Fox News later retracted some of its reporting on the story, saying it did not meet the network’s editorial standards.

Fox settled the Rich case in the fall of 2020, before Hannity could be deposed.

Election lies have consequences. They're not even trying to argue that the "reporting" was accurate. This suit also exposes how tragically gullible Faux Noise viewers are

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Didn't someone here say that Fox print is often reasonable news?

https://www.foxnews.com/media/media-fig ... ps-bidding

Media figures promote conspiracy that judge who postponed Trump DOJ investigation is doing ‘Trump’s bidding’

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Didn't someone here say that Fox print is often reasonable news?

I don't recall that from anyone here. I THINK that local stations are often reasonable with local news, but Idk if I ever bothered saying so.

https://www.foxnews.com/media/media-fig ... ps-bidding

Media figures promote conspiracy that judge who postponed Trump DOJ investigation is doing ‘Trump’s bidding’

It's a weird article. There's some biased and dismissive phrasing, but it's fairly thorough in presenting the opponents to this ruling's case in their own words, and doesn't seek out any supporters of the ruling to counter them.

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Didn't someone here say that Fox print is often reasonable news?

I don't recall that from anyone here. I THINK that local stations are often reasonable with local news, but Idk if I ever bothered saying so.

https://www.foxnews.com/media/media-fig ... ps-bidding

Media figures promote conspiracy that judge who postponed Trump DOJ investigation is doing ‘Trump’s bidding’

It's a weird article. There's some biased and dismissive phrasing, but it's fairly thorough in presenting the opponents to this ruling's case in their own words, and doesn't seek out any supporters of the ruling to counter them.

All the liberals are Disgraced ...

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https://www.foxnews.com/media/media-fig ... ps-bidding

Media figures promote conspiracy that judge who postponed Trump DOJ investigation is doing ‘Trump’s bidding’

It's a weird article. There's some biased and dismissive phrasing, but it's fairly thorough in presenting the opponents to this ruling's case in their own words, and doesn't seek out any supporters of the ruling to counter them.

All the liberals are Disgraced ...

There is that.


Yet another indicator of fascist tendencies:

Fox News’ Tucker Carlson speaks at Hells Angels president’s funeral
Host speaks at funeral of Ralph ‘Sonny’ Barger, leader of the group considered by the DoJ to be linked to organised crime

Found on Imgur:

Nothing says "Back the Blue" like speaking at the funeral of the founder of a gang known for meth, violence, and human trafficking.

One might get the impression the right is not really about law and order.

He was a wholesome, family values oriented criminal.

Sounds about white.

How could he be allowed to go to a hells angels gathering in those clothes ?

Honestly, you get to live to 83 years old, you got lots of buddies to remember you and they let Tucker Carlson hold your eulogy. HA HA

Fwiw, the 7000 attendees is a bit shocking, but I'm sure that some were there just to see the spectacle. Years back there was a Hells Angels gathering near where I lived. The cops went nuts, bringing in reinforcements from out of state. On a weekend night hundreds of townies or more gathered in the bar district to gawk at the bikes and bikers. The cops savagely attacked the townies, not the Hells Angels . I was not there, but I managed to get arrested and spend the night in jail the next day during a nonviolent protest over the cop abuses that was also savagely attacked. Amerika.

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Bravo.

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Bravo.