There's no way the Republicans would cut Tucker Carlson ties

There's no way the Republicans would cut Tucker Carlson ties
Tucker Carlson was basically controlling the Republican Party, a media analyst has said. (Image: Getty)
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By Tara Setmayer It was the firing heard around the world, literally. Thanks to Rupert Murdoch's global empire, Tucker Carlson's influence and ilk were far-reaching. So was the reaction to his abrupt departure from Fox News just days after the network’s US$787 million (NZ$1.23 billion) defamation settlement with Dominion Voting Systems.Donald Trump expressed shock and called Carlson "terrific". Right-wing extremists on social media were apoplectic over the loss of their loudest voice. Representative Marjorie Taylor...

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