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Tucker Carlson has left the building.

It was Carlson who took Trump’s biggest political sin — his complicity in Jan. 6 — and spun that into a tale of right-wing virtue and left-wing villainy.

This was riveting.

The firing of three prominent figures in television news shows there are consequences for bad behavior, Atlanta Journal-Constitution columnist Patricia Murphy writes.

The cable host has left Fox News. But his dark and outsize influence on the conservative movement — and on American politics — is hardly over.

CBS' '60 Minutes' is the only prime-time show to average more than 7 million viewers in Nielsen ratings for April 17-23, 2023. 'The Diplomat' is tops on Netflix.

Shocking messages sent by Tucker Carlson in which he attacked his Fox News bosses were revealed to executives on the eve of last weeks defamation trial and sealed his fate, it has emerged.

Allegations of journalistic failures and harassment were no longer worth the former Fox anchor’s ratings.

The news that Tucker Carlson, Fox News’s highest-rated prime-time host, abruptly left the network sent shockwaves throughout the media world on Monday. The ladies of ABC’s The View, were, of course, delirious over the development. The left-leaning website The New Republic found the news “hilarious” and wrote, “It turns out the Fox News host wasn’t nearly as bulletproof as he thought he was.”

Ex-Fox News producer Abby Grossberg revealed that Tucker was just as dishonest about Jan. 6 as he was about the 2020 election results.