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Doug Logan's avatar

Thank you for taking time to collect those receipts, which are a matter of public record but can easily stay obscured in the ongoing shitstorm. Carlson is a born opportunist, gadfly, and cynic. His apology sounds heartfelt, but in the context of the receipts it's just ugly. He'll turn again any time he senses it might lead to increased influence for him. The only good that might come of this latest maneuver is that some of his followers will wander away from both him and Trump.

matt's avatar

I hope he’s planning on apologizing directly to the family of Brian Sicknick.

Seldon Crisis Log's avatar

That was the most precise and exhaustive condemnation of Tucker’s moral character I’ve ever read. You’re a national treasure, Mr. Brock.

Phil Kuhn's avatar

An extremely powerful recounting of the important and public record! Thank you, Mr. Prosecutor.

Daniel Pareja's avatar

Tucker Carlson's (and Paul Begala's) career should have ended after Jon Stewart's "Crossfire" appearance.

S.Livingstone's avatar

Tucker Carlson has obviously decided that the time is now right for him to throw his hat into your next presidential ring . Just digest that for a moment . As if the current maniac in the white house and his court of liars thieves and morons is not enough

Just wait ..

Cristin McQueen's avatar

Carlson will always be a shit weasel, white supremacist, IRGC/Putin-loving shit bag.

David Simpson's avatar

Bravo and thank you. Beyond a shadow of a doubt - Carlson’s conduct is revolting and does incomprehensible amount

Laura A. Drury's avatar

That was a “sorry-no-big-deal” apology. Yeah, thanks for coming 🙄

Paula's avatar

Sorry-not-sorry…

HeyMom's avatar

Disturbed? How about so self-interested as to be dangerous to the rest of us?

What's that other murder charge?

"Depraved Indifference Law and Legal Definition

To constitute depraved indifference, the defendant's conduct must be 'so wanton, so deficient in a moral sense of concern, so lacking in regard for the life or lives of others, and so blameworthy as to warrant the same criminal liability as that which the law imposes upon a person who intentionally causes a crime. Depraved indifference focuses on the risk created by the defendant's conduct, not the injuries actually resulting."

I find this the precise descriptor/charging statement for many of our current cast of political operators.

WebsterzEdu's avatar

“There is no principle he has not subordinated to the extraction strategy. There is no position he has held that a sufficient change in his commercial environment could not cause him to reverse. This is the defining feature of the kind of man he is.”

Tucker Carlson, JD Vance, and the late Charlie Kirk have run the same playbook on Americans.

Lewis J Greenwald's avatar

NO BYES FOR FORMER TRUMP SUPPORTERS - THEY ALL KNEW WHO HE IS AND WHAT HE STANDS FOR. JUST RATS LEAVING A SINKING SHIP.

Pam Valente's avatar

Well that was an ear full. The receipts were awesome. An enterprising attorney should tuck this column under her arm and seek out those wronged election workers for long overdue justice for Carlson admittedly wrecking their lives by his misjudgements (lies.)

Betsy L's avatar

I think the worst thing Tucker Carlson has done is to make the American voters distrust our voting system. He's not the only one, but I think he was the loudest voice and the one with the biggest reach. We didn't have much problem with people claiming voter fraud was rampant until the 2020 election, or perhaps the 2016 election. Carlson deserves to be prosecuted for what he's done.

Randy Kemper's avatar

How different things could be had all those 'good people' been told the truth instead of a calculated toxic slurry of lies for years. The damage, done.