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and i wonder if you think, well, what you think of that, and also the degree to which the oster of tucker carlson has any -- is a cause for any sort of introspection on the part of republicans who parrot this garbage and make it law. >> i doubt there will be any cause for introspection among republicans because of tucker carlson's ouster. i think there may be because of the fact that this crusade against dei, when and crtc, and what have you, which always seems to be some term of abuse, this crusade against that doesn't actually seem to be resonating with american voters very much. again and again, when you ask voters, do you think your kid should learn about slavery in school? do you value diversity in schools and the workplace? americans say yes. maybe this doesn't necessarily filter down entirely to the political commitments, but it
of the black lives matter protests that followed it, tucker carlson went all in on the brown menace. on one of his shows that month, he spent the first part of the show just listing of the unarmed black americans killed by police in the previous year, and why the police said they killed them. carlson made a huge deal out of how menacing these unarmed black americans seemed to the police. another night that month, carlson ranted against black lives matter protesters, saying this moment is, quote, definitely not about black lives. and remember that when they come for you. and what made what carlson said that month so disturbing wasn't just that this was the host of a key major cable news program was saying, but that he was finding an audience for it. that month, carlson's show broke the record for the best viewership numbers in the history of cable news. so, stories about the brown menace are tucker carlson's whole thing. they have been fox news's whole thing for a very long time now.
ouster of tucker carlson has any -- is a cause for any sort of introspection on the part of republicans who parrot this garbage and make it law. >> i doubt there will be any cause for introspection among republicans because of tucker carlson's ouster. i think there may be because of the fact that this crusade against dei, and crtc, and what have you, which always seems to be some term of abuse, this crusade against that doesn't actually seem to be resonating with american voters very much. again and again, when you ask voters, do you think your kid should learn about slavery in school? do you value diversity in schools and the workplace? americans say yes. maybe this doesn't necessarily filter down entirely to the political commitments, but it does suggest that, like, the
>> where's his college record? >> what if he has break obama's real brett certificate? >> oh, no! >> and that's what got him the vp job? >> blackmail. >> it's the blackmailing! >> fox news has always leaned in on a very particular kind of story. something readily acknowledged by fox news employees themselves. and at a feature articles the new york times published on tucker carlson last year, the times noted that in the past few years, fox has leaned harder into stories of, quote, illegal immigrants, or non-white americans caught in acts of crime or violence. network executives ordered up such coverage so relentlessly during the trump years that some employees referred to it by a grim nickname. the brown menace. this is been fox news is mainstay for a long time. fearmongering about the brown menace. that the person who took this fearmongering in turn didn't to a professional skill was tucker carlson. we might remember that in june
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of 2020, in the wake of george floyd's death, and in the midst of the black lives matter protests that followed it, tucker carlson went all in on the brown menace. and one of his shows that month, he spent the first part of the show just listing of the unarmed black americans killed by police in the previous year, and why the police said they killed them. carlson made a huge deal out of how menacing these unarmed black americans seemed to the police. another night that month, carlson ranted against black lives matter protesters, saying this moment is, quote, definitely not about black lives. and remember that when they come for you. and what made what carlson said that month so disturbing wasn't just that this was the host of a key major cable news program, but that he was finding an audience for it. that month, parker carlson's show broke the record for wbr id="wbr4750"/> the best viewership numbers in the history of cable news. so, stories about the brown /b>
>> what if he has barack obama 's real certificate? >> oh, no! >> and that's what got him the vp job? >> blackmail. >> he's blackmailing the black male! >> fox news has always leaned in on a very particular kind of story. something readily acknowledged by fox news employees themselves. and at a feature articles the new york times published on tucker carlson last year, the times noted that in the past few years, fox has leaned harder into stories of, quote, illegal immigrants, or non-white americans caught in acts of crime or violence. network executives ordered up such coverage so relentlessly during the trump years that some employees referred to it by a grim nickname. the brown menace. this has been fox news is mainstay for a long time. fearmongering about the brown menace. that the person who took this fearmongering and turned it into a professional skill was tucker carlson. we might remember that in june of 2020, in the wake of george floyd's death, and in the midst
real birth certificate, and that's what he got him the vp job. >> the blackmail. >> he's been blackmailing the blackmailed. >> fox news has always leaned in on a very particular kind of story, something readily acknowledged by fox news employees themselves. in a set of feature articles "the new york times" published on tucker carlson last year "the times" noted in the past few years fox has leaned harder into stories of quote illegal immigrants or non-white americans caught in acts of crime and violence. theyim offered up such coverage relentlessly during the trump years some employees refer to it by a grim nickname, the brown menace. this has been fox news' mainstay for a long time, fear mongering about the brown menace. but the person who took this fear mongering and turned it into a professional skill was tucker carlson. you might remember in june of 2020 in the wake of george
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