Tucker Carlson recently spoke about Melania Trump and reportedly said that he’d be a good Vice President on an X Space, “She hasn’t texted me that.” He added, “I’m flattered.” He then said, “I don’t know her. We’re both eastern european.”
Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson on Monday announced he is launching a new subscription streaming service, months after parting ways with the conservative network.
It has come to light that the subscriptions to the Tucker Carlson Network will cost $9 per month — or a discounted $72 for an annual subscription. It seems that it will bring viewers “hours of exclusive content.”
“Something big is coming,” Carlson said in a video promoting the new service, referring to the forthcoming presidential election, an “economic meltdown” and “unprecedented global migration.”
“What’s true and what’s a lie? Sometimes it’s hard to know. There’s so much deception,” he continued. “Big media companies won’t help. Their job is to manipulate you. The government? Please. When was the last time you believed a word they said? Probably before COVID.”
“We’ve decided that we need something new, something relentlessly honest that the corporate gatekeepers can’t touch,” he added.
Following his departure from Fox News in April, Carlson launched his own show on Twitter, now known as X.
He is currently in a legal battle with his former employer over an alleged breach of contract. Carlson considered launching the new subscription service on X, but the company wasn’t able to build out the technology to support the new venture in time, the Wall Street Journal reported Monday.
