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Tucker Carlson is back at it. The controversial former star host of Fox News, not satisfied with his videos on social media, has decided to launch his own subscription streaming service, Tucker Carlson Network, TCN. “The corporate media lied too much, and it killed them,” he says in the video presenting his new channel.
Carlson launched the new medium on Monday. A subscription costs $9 per month, although the price drops to $6 per month for an annual subscription ($72 in total). Carlson promises to give his subscribers “the unadorned truth.” Some content is offered for free on his website, where he recycles what he has published on X, formerly Twitter.
The network’s streaming service has various formats, but they all revolve around the former Fox News host, who claims that the team he had at the Fox network has joined him in the new project. The names of the different segments make it clear that Carlson is the main selling point of the platform. “The Tucker Carlson Encounter” is long conversations with guests. “The Tucker Carlson Interview” are question-answer interviews. In “After The Tucker Carlson Interview,” the host shares his opinions on his most important interviews and provides some behind-the-scenes content. “Tucker Carlson Uncensored” will be similar to the opening monologue he had on his Fox News show, while “Tucker Carlson Films” will produce documentaries like those he made for the online service Fox Nation, including the controversial film that questioned whether the assault on the Capitol on January 6, 2021, was violent. There will also be a segment with audience participation called “Ask Tucker.”
The former Fox News host was fired in April following the network’s out-of-court settlement with Dominion Voting Systems to avoid a defamation trial. Carlson was one of the presenters who falsely alleged that there was voter fraud in the 2020 presidential elections. But internal messages and communications revealed that…
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