Just tell it like it is.
It seems so simple, yet American media companies are failing miserably at their most basic duty: to truthfully report the news.
This year’s Gallup survey, released in October, put trust in media at its lowest-ever rating since the polling began. Asked if they trust media, a record-high 39% of U.S. adults said they have absolutely “none at all.”
It’s no wonder Tucker Carlson is thriving since Fox News canceled his top-rated prime-time show in April. Americans want authenticity, and few are better at delivering the news unfiltered than Carlson.
The popular cable TV host first turned to Twitter, now X, before announcing Monday the launch of Tucker Carlson Network. The new venture will distribute Carlson’s interviews, commentaries, and other videos to paying subscribers at a cost of $72 per year. (Full disclosure: I signed up as a…
