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Here’s The Scoop

Tucker Carlson is boldly venturing where few journalists have dared to go: interviewing Vladimir Putin.

The former Fox News top host confirmed on Tuesday that he is in Moscow to interview Russia’s president, slamming Western journalists for their “pep sessions” in support of more funding for Ukraine while English speakers remain “mostly unaware” of the real situation.

Carlson’s numerous critics, primarily on the Left but also some on the Right, can’t handle his witty personality, brash assertiveness, and commitment to “tell it like it is.”

The legacy media fears him, and leftist outlets like Yahoo News resort to slandering him with labels such as “pro-Kremlin” while accusing him of promoting conspiracies and spreading “racially-tinged disinformation.”

Fox News’ sudden dismissal of their star last April signaled a loss of conservative convictions and resulted in a ratings nosedive. Meanwhile, Carlson quickly founded the Tucker Carlson Network on Elon Musk’s impartial social media platform X, achieving immediate success and consistently outpacing legacy media networks by millions.

Carlson’s triumph lies in his refusal to be a routine liar, unlike the legacy media, which has a record-low public trust of 32%. Both Russian and Western media should be scrutinized, as the latter has been known to lie blatantly or through omission, as seen with the Russia hoax and Hunter Biden’s laptop scandal.

Carlson now stands among the great journalists of our time, such as James O’Keefe and Chaya Raichik, who dare to break the establishment media mold and expose the truth.

As conservatives championing free speech, we must support Tucker Carlson in his pursuit of what no one else in the media has been willing to do.