Tucker Carlson, a former top-rated cable TV host, launched his own media network Monday with a promise to “tell the truth about things that matter.”
In the months following Fox News’ cancellation of his prime-time show “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” Carlson turned to Twitter—now X—to share interviews and other video content with his millions of followers. Those videos racked up millions of views, vastly exceeding the audience he reached on TV.
With the launch of Tucker Carlson Network, he is offering exclusive content to subscribers at a cost of $72 per year. In addition to continuing his popular interviews, Carlson plans to produce his own commentaries, an “Ask Tucker” series, behind-the-scenes footage, live events, and eventually full-length films and documentaries.
“News coverage in the West has become a tool of repression,” Carlson said in a formal…
