>They did not “part ways,” Tucker Carlson was fired. Most people understand the euphemism "part ways". >Carlson was connecting the dots of manipulation beyond media, beyond social battles and constructs, and into the realm of finance, economics and ultimately behind the Potemkin Village of UniParty politics.  I believe this is the salient point. Carlson is now a liability, inspite of his big audience or because of it. Fox's advertisers are threatened, the plutocracy is threatened. >Tucker is free. >Welcome to the rebellion my friend! It will be quite interesting to see where Tucker lands, just like James O'Keefe.