Staff Reports
Megyn Kelly recently spoke out on the news that Fox News had fired Tucker Carlson, calling it a “terrible move” by the network. On her Sirius XM “The Megyn Kelly Show” podcast, Kelly noted that there would be no goodbye episode from Carlson and that the firing was not part of Fox News’s recent $800 million settlement with Dominion Voting Systems. She also suggested that Fox News had gone into a “panic” when their audience started to flee, and that they overcorrected by giving too much credence to some of the false claims about Dominion.
Megyn Kelly Reveals Why Fox News Firing Tucker Carlson Was a "MASSIVE Error"https://t.co/knpJdrgoKo
— The Daily Fetched (@DailyFetched) April 24, 2023
Kelly noted that Carlson was “one of the few” that disputed the claims and was not the reason for the settlement. She also said that she believes Carlson will be better off without Fox News, as cable networks are “dinosaurs” and getting out from under corporate management is a blessing.
Good for Tucker. Trust me, he doesn’t need them. https://t.co/NjFqqsIV4q
— Megyn Kelly (@megynkelly) April 24, 2023
It is clear that Kelly is not a fan of Fox News’ decision to fire Carlson, and her opinion is shared by many conservative republicans. It is a shame that Fox News chose to fire one of their most popular hosts, especially after he had been so vocal in his defense of the 2020 election results. It appears that Fox News was more concerned with appeasing corporate interests than with standing up for their viewers.
This decision by Fox News is yet another example of how corporate interests are taking precedence over the interests of everyday Americans. It is also a reminder of how important it is for conservative republicans to stand up for their beliefs and values, even when it means going against the grain of corporate interests.
Tucker Carlson has been a strong voice for conservative values, and his firing from Fox News is a huge loss for the conservative movement. It is a shame that Fox News chose to take this route, and it is a reminder of why it is so important for conservative republicans to stay true to their beliefs and values. We must continue to fight for what we believe in, even if it means going against corporate interests.
