Joe Rogan said on his podcast that Tucker Carlson was a fan of The Grateful Dead. “He was a Deadhead, so he for sure dropped acid.”
According to former Fox News commentator Jonah Goldberg, Tucker Carlson’s surprise exit from the conservative network will not be the last we hear of him. While the exact reasons behind Carlson’s departure are still unclear, Goldberg believes that the controversial host will remain in the public eye and may even create his own platform, similar to Joe Rogan’s highly successful podcast.
Goldberg, who resigned from Fox in 2021 in protest of Carlson’s divisive rhetoric, suggested that Carlson could “goes full Joe Rogan” and create his own platform, which would give him more control over his content and allow him to do things on his own terms. He also noted that Carlson will likely want to have the last word and share his version of events surrounding his departure from Fox News.
Goldberg’s prediction is not unfounded, as Joe Rogan’s podcast, “The Joe Rogan Experience,” has become one of the most popular podcasts in the world, with Rogan signing an exclusive deal with Spotify worth over $100 million. However, Rogan’s show and Spotify have faced criticism for promoting misinformation about COVID-19 and vaccines.
Regardless of what Carlson decides to do next, it is clear that his departure from Fox News has caused a stir in the media industry, and many are eager to see what he will do next.
