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Tucker Carlson Says the Midterm Elections Mark the End of the Trump and Fox News Eras – TheWrap

Tucker Carlson Says the Midterm Elections Mark the End of the Trump and Fox News Eras  TheWrap Tucker Carlson declared the Democratic Party's dominant sweep of Tuesday's midterm elections the "end of the Trump era." “Well, that was a…
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Tucker Carlson Says the Midterm Elections Mark the End of the Trump and Fox News Eras – TheWrap

Tucker Carlson Says the Midterm Elections Mark the End of the Trump and Fox News Eras  TheWrap

Tucker Carlson declared the Democratic Party's dominant sweep of Tuesday's midterm elections the "end of the Trump era." “Well, that was a disaster,” the former network host adds Tucker Carlson declared the Democratic Party’s dominant midterm elections victory the end of the Trump era, as well as the end of the Fox News era. On the Wednesday episode of his YouTube show, the former Fox News host tore into both the Republican Party and his former employer over their respective roles in this week’s results. He accused Fox News of being “the main lobby” among American organizations that urged President Trump to enter the very same Iran War that has been widely blamed for the Republican losses.

“This is the end of the Trump era last night. We’re done. It’s also the end, by the way, of the Fox News era,” Carlson told his viewers. “It’s hard to imagine that we would have gone to war in Iran if Fox News hadn’t broadcast specifically to the president, who they knew was watching specific shows, ‘The Mark Levin Show,’ the morning show [‘Fox & Friends’]. He watches those.” The political pundit cited a former White House staffer who was quoted describing Fox News as Trump’s “real presidential brief” and argued, “There’s some truth in that.” “They know that the anchors talked

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