
Chadwick Moore
"Tucker" reveals the untold journey of America's most polarizing conservative voice. From hitchhiking at 14 to witnessing Central American civil war, Carlson's traumatic upbringing shattered the "privileged son" myth. What transformed this risk-taking journalist into Fox News's most influential contrarian?
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When Tucker Carlson's Fox News show abruptly ended in April 2023, it wasn't just another media personality losing a job - it was a seismic event in American culture. For millions of viewers, his nightly broadcast had become a ritual, a source of comfort in what they perceived as an increasingly hostile cultural landscape. The aftermath was immediate and dramatic: Fox News lost nearly a billion dollars in stock value, while progressives celebrated what they saw as a long-overdue "de-platforming" of a dangerous voice. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez triumphantly declared that "de-platforming works," while Pentagon officials expressed "delight" at his removal. Yet within days, his first Twitter video garnered 55 million views - three times his typical Fox audience - suggesting his influence might actually grow beyond cable television. How did this Harvard-educated son of privilege become the voice of forgotten Americans and the most polarizing figure in media? The answer lies in a life story filled with contradictions and unexpected turns.