Yesterday afternoon, Alex Jones received a call from someone close to Tucker Carlson’s production team and was told that Tuesday night’s show was going to be a blockbuster.
This prompted Alex to have his own crew work after hours so that they could livestream Tucker’s show with his own commentary, being that Fox and YouTube had suppressed his reporting from the night before.
However, Alex’s livestream fizzled live on-air, because Tucker did NOT put out any massive blockbuster revelations on Tuesday.
The consensus now among journalists, ranging from Sharyl Attkisson to Alex Jones is that Tucker was stopped from doing what he was going to do under pressure from his employers at Fox News.
Sharyl tweeted, “Did Fox and Tucker Carlson show more of the January 6 videos as promised or did they change the programming after threats and pressure to do so?
“I don’t have inside info but Tucker’s program looked as if they dropped the Jan. 6 videos they’d planned and promised, moved up the “reaction” segments they were going to do later in the program, and then dropped the topic of Jan. 6 entirely. What do you think?
“From what I can gather, the plan to air more January 6 tapes on Fox tonight… changed. That must have been some battle behind the scenes. But it should be addressed explicitly on the program rather than just pretending to ignore it.”
