We Wont Be SILENCED!" Tucker FIGHTS BACK Against Fox!

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Twitter who would have imagined that his first episode would have such inconceivably high viewing figures Who Would Imagine That an alliance between Elon Musk and Tucker Carlson would prove to be be potentially fatal for networks like CNN let's look in more detail Fox News Wednesday notified Tucker Carlson's lawyers at the former Prime Time anchor violated his contract with the network when he launched his own Twitter

show on Tuesday a breach of contract claims sets Fox News up to explore potential legal action against Carlson a move that would intensify the already thorny public battle between the two parties the first episode of former Fox News host Tucker Carlson's new show on Twitter has had more than 100 million views in less than two days since its launch he has since released another episode so

does Tucker's move signify the end of an Epoch for cable news certainly if CNN's apparent collapse is anything to go by it does certainly if Fox news's legal pursuit of Tucker is anything to go by it does certainly if you're ongoing dissatisfaction and distrust of the mainstream media is anything to go by it does let me know in the chat and the comments what you think

about this story and let's have a look at Tucker Carlson's first episode to see if he still has his finger on the pulse in spite of moving to a new platform so if you're wondering why our country seems so dysfunctional this is a big part of the reason nobody knows what's happening a small group of people control access to all relevant information and the rest of

us don't know we're allowed to Yap all we want about racism but go ahead and talk about something that really matters and see what happens if you keep it up they'll make you be quiet trust us the U.S government has managed to classify more than a billion so-called public documents so at this point we can't possibly know what our leaders are doing we're not allowed to

know by definition that is not a democracy yet it's fine with the media secrecy is a powerful tool of control taka's point about secrecy is important who controls information necessarily has a great deal of power we've long believed that the movements and changes in this space are as a result of our shared ability to collaborate on creating new narratives you help us all the time with

your post in the comments with the information you give us when we've made mistakes with our takes on stories you've helped to correct us I would add to Tucker's comment on Race that it's not enough to just dismiss those stories but to recognize the significant truth that if we form new alliances if we refuse to bait one another if we refuse to row on the subjects

of identity and culture then their tools of control are diminished these ideas about the control of information and censorship and the newly emerged censorship industrial complex which by the way I'll be talking about with Michael schellenberger and Matt taibi when they come to this country we're gonna have a host of specials Rumble talking about exactly this subject are important for a long time it's been argued

that the state has a monopoly on violence the state is able to be violent toward you to incarcerate you to control you I know many of you that have strong views around Firearms are essentially reaching towards the idea but why all the state have the ability to inflict violence on you and you not have the right to defend yourself from the state we know those are

complex arguments and people have a variety of views but this control of violence and this control of information could potentially break down if more and more independent voices start to dominate these type of spaces that's why we are seeing the emergence of the censorship industrial complex because the media the state big business are working cooperatively to prevent these new power structures which are much more diffuse

shared and collaborative from emerging stop asking how we got so rich here's another story about racism go eat each other that's the program that's how most of us now live here in the United States manipulated by lies silenced by taboos it is unhealthy and is dehumanizing and we're tired of it as of today we've come to Twitter which we hope will be the shortwave radio under

the blankets we're told there are no Gatekeepers here if that turns out to be false we'll leave but in the meantime we are grateful to be here we'll be back with much more very soon so there you go whether you agree with Tucker Carlson or not it's plain from the viewing figures that he is a powerful voice and that he's contributing to radical change in the

way that media is consumed it makes sense that fox wants a curtail and even shut down that ability shortly after Carlson posted the first episode of his new show on Twitter Tuesday evening Fox's news general counsel Bernard Google sent a letter to Carlson's lawyers saying Carlson is in breach of his contract agreement the source told axias that Carson was told by a senior Fox executive that

the Network's goal is to keep him sidelined until 2025. so Fox plainly understand that Tucker Carlson's voice is direct competition to their business and with cable news evidently in a great deal of trouble this conversation becomes vitally important and you can see why they're leveraging legal means because CNN earn a great deal of trouble not least because of their decision to Grant Donald Trump a platform

on the now Infamous town hall meeting which garnered them their best viewing figures in a long time but split their core audience because the mainstream media cannot accommodate Nuance this is why CNN are in trouble while Chris Licht is officially out at CNN after a chaotic run as chairman and CEO the network announced this morning that lect is leaving immediately he took over the job just

about a year ago but his time at CNN has been marked with a series of high-profile controversies and tanking ratings let's learn a little bit about how cable news started and why it cannot cope with new emergent Independent Media voices without conspiring with the state to shut them down through censorship and smearing and by God we know a little about that personally under lips leadership the

cable news channel was seen ratings plummet attracting fewer viewers than right-wing minnow Newsmax in May its Newsroom was in open rebellion and staff morale was at Rock Bottom the cable news era that Ted Turner launched his drawing to a close and why all the cultural and political consequences of that fact consume public attention this is also a story about the demise of one of media's great

business models the most troubling feature of lich's 13-month Reign was not his decision to interview Trump in front of an audience of jeering supporters it was that CNN's average Prime Time audience fell to just 535 000 in the first quarter down from 1.7 million in 2020. shrinking audiences are not unique to CNN nor to the US pay TV audiences are getting smaller and older this has

been true for a while but in commercial terms it barely mattered through the magic of re-transmission fees in which Distributors paid content owners to air their channels revenues and profits held up CNN's annual revenues doubled to 2 billion dollars in the decade to the 2020 U.S election and it made roughly a billion dollars in profits every year of the Trump presidency according to the New York

Times that tide has turned with revenues falling with annual profits still a reported 750 million dollars last year the business is not falling off a cliff but as CNN's parent company Warner Brothers Wiley Coyote could tell you gravity exerts itself eventually news and sports channels were supposed to be the features that persuade their viewers to keep their cable subscriptions giving their owners negotiating power with Distributors

but more subscriptions are being canceled and media owners have failed to replicate that model online or on streaming platforms the old model has been so lucrative that cable news operators have had little incentive to establish themselves as big brands in digital news allowing others from Legacy newspapers to Brash podcast hosts hey to take the lead it may be too late for them to catch up now

when the first 24-hour channels launched they filled a clear Gap in the news Market whatever leaked successes do they are unlikely to repeat that trick journalistically it's not the end of the world but the end is insight for a news media business model that will not be replaced by anything nearly as lucrative power structures across the board are beginning to implode and collapse whether they are

democratic institutions or apparently Democratic institutions like the American government or the British government you can feel that they are starting to Quake under the weight of the ability to communicate immediately in nuanced ways and to house and frame a variety of voices because of the way that technology has changed media is already feeling the pinch the inability to communicate nuanced information to a large audience because

now if you're watching CNN you're a CNN person if you're watching Fox you're a fox person and both of those organizations are housed by business models that will not ultimately allow power to move in the direction it threatens to I.E to become more decentralized and more diffuse both of those business models are ultimately part of conglomerates that have traditional conventional relationships with State and corporate power

Upstream both of them are owned by organizations like Comcast or News International that have the type of affiliations and political partners that whether they're on the blue side or the red side or the donkey side or the elephant side will ultimately require the state to regulate and legislate in their favor to prevent new business models and new Independent Media voices emerging Tucker Carlton as we actually

predicted is the first to demonstrate how radical the change has become Joe Rogan is the imprature someone who emerged in this space and was able to withstand significant media attacks notably around the horse-paced Scandal do I have to sue CNN his ongoing willingness to house in retrospect valid voices during the coronavirus pandemic Tucker Carlson is from conventional news media Tucker Carlson is going on TV saying

I regret the way I reported the Iraq War the way that old school media is funded means it can never be balanced and nuanced trust me I know that these news channels are not reliable I believe and this is because of you that what we're going to see now is a war between mainstream media supported by the state and independent voices supported by you that will

mean that new alliances simply have to appear That's why the thing I agree with most from Tucker Carlson's episode one is we have to put aside the arguing around cultural issues not that those issues aren't important all of us are affected one way or another around value systems that coalesce around traditionalism or progressivism but what we're going to need to find are new ideas around which

to form alliances in order to support the emergent potential for conversations like this to continue in spite of the fact that the state and the censorship industrial complex would like to shut this down this is the space we exist in we welcome you whatever your previous political affiliations were whatever media channels you used to watch we want to ensure that your voice is heard that you

are part of the conversation we want to ensure that independent voices continue to be housed that means there will be new alliances that mean there will be new conversations what's fascinating about this time is we're able to witness the establishment's attempts to maintain something that is dying whether it's conventional democracy isn't working anymore is it whoever wins the next election the other side are going to

say it was a corrupt election and in the media spaces we're similarly going to see them desperately scrapped to maintain their territory even though their marketing and advertising models simply won't retain it that means they're going to resort to their tricks that means you're going to see fox trying to shut down Tucker that means you're going to see CNN grasping and groping for new audience members

but they can't win this fight fairly so what they're gonna have to do is hobble and stymie the attempts of their opponents algorithms are going to be adjusted to shut down Independent News voices you're going to hear more talk of right-wing conspiracy theorists and smearing independent voices like this one I absolutely believe that if you're red or blue or republican or democrat you're on the wrong

side this is a time for new independent voices you can see that in the political space that's why there are candidates that a couple of years ago were laughing stock like RFK getting serious traction and serious attention because there is a partnership between independent political voices and Independent Media voices this is something we have to cultivate in order to do it significantly we're gonna have to

get past the oppositionism that defines the culture War we're gonna have to get beyond the agenda of the censorship industrial complex which simply was the shutdown conversation in order to keep things exactly the same you can't trust this voice you can't trust that voice that's misinformation that's what they want to do they want to Tar us all with that brush to prevent the change that's trying

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