Tucker Carlson took time out of his show last night to talk about himself. He rarely talks about his personal life, even though the host frequently shares his personal view on American politics.
Tucker is one of the good guys, and I don’t believe a single word from the sexual harassment claims that came out yesterday. If you haven’t heard about Tucker Carlson and many of their top-billed Fox News Host named in the lawsuit, you can read Jennie Cotrinski’s post here.
Carlson claims that last week the New York Times starting working on the doxxing story against Tucker and his family. He claims that the story being written about his family is an attempt to “shut him up” and make him pay for his conservative views.
This isn’t the first time that Tucker and his family were doxxed by liberal media companies. Last year a liberal lunatic “journalist” published the home address where Tucker’s family lived in Washington DC. Antifa members showed up to his home and harassed his family while he was gone. He claims his wife called the police on the attackers in the closet of their home.
After a year of harassing letters and graffiti on the sidewalk in front of their home, Tucker and his family moved. New York Times is attempting to put Tucker and his family through another round of doxxing, and Tucker calls them out on live television.
Tucker said that the NY Times hired political-activist reporter Murray Carpenter to write a story about where Tucker and his family moved after the run-ins with ANTIFA. They also hired a photographer named Tristan Spinski (sp?) to take pictures of his neighborhood and the front of his home.
Carlson ends his monologue explaining the real reason the New York Times wants to run the doxxing story on Tucker, and it has nothing to do with journalism.
Tucker Carlson: They hate my politics, they want this show off the air, if one of my children gets hurt because of the story they wrote, they won’t consider it collateral damage, they know it’s the whole point of the exercise to inflict pain on our family to terrorize us to control we say that’s the kind of people they are.”
The NY Times tweeted a response to Tucker Carlson’s monologing claiming that the “@nytimes does not plan to publish Tucker Carlson’s residence, which Carlson was aware of before his broadcast tonight.”
As many journalists pointed out, that there are many ways to doxx someone, like printing pictures of homes in his neighborhood or interviewing neighbors. Planning to release his physical address is only one way of many, and the NY Times knows this.
Carlson is right. This isn’t about journalism or the truth. It’s about silencing one of our most vocal supporters. We have to protect people like Tucker Carlson at all costs.
Our conservative movement is getting stronger, and they feel it. They will work in overdrive to make us feel alone. They want us to feel like Trump is losing support, but he isn’t. We are all still here. We will all vote for Trump in November. We will all be celebrating a Trump victory, but we have to keep the faith.
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Tucker responds to intrusive reporting by The New York Times. pic.twitter.com/xj4z69G9cA
— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) July 21, 2020
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