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https://www.salon.com/2022/06/13/fox-news-now-airing-jan-6-committee-hearings-live-despite-tucker-carlsons-complaints-report_partner/
Fox News now airing Jan. 6 committee hearings live despite Tucker Carlson's complaints: report
On Thursday night, June 9, a long list of television networks and cable channels aired the first in a series of public hearings that are being held by the January 6 select committee — including CNN, MSNBC, ABC, CBS, NBC, C-SPAN and CNBC. Conspicuously missing from that list was Fox News, although its sister channel, Fox Business, did carry the event.
The hearings, as of Monday, January 13, moved from prime time to daytime, and Fox News decided to carry the second hearing. Fox News' Tucker Carlson isn't happy that the first hearing received as much attention as it did.
Carlson, a far-right conspiracy theorist who now has the highest ratings on Fox News' prime-time lineup, attacked the hearings as Democratic "propaganda" and accused other networks and cable news outlets of "colluding" with Democrats. On his show, Carlson has defended the insurrectionists who attacked the U. S. Capitol Building on January 6, 2021, describing them as well-meaning Americans who were merely expressing their understandable frustration.
Fox News now airing Jan. 6 committee hearings live despite Tucker Carlson's complaints: report
On Thursday night, June 9, a long list of television networks and cable channels aired the first in a series of public hearings that are being held by the January 6 select committee — including CNN, MSNBC, ABC, CBS, NBC, C-SPAN and CNBC. Conspicuously missing from that list was Fox News, although its sister channel, Fox Business, did carry the event.
The hearings, as of Monday, January 13, moved from prime time to daytime, and Fox News decided to carry the second hearing. Fox News' Tucker Carlson isn't happy that the first hearing received as much attention as it did.
Carlson, a far-right conspiracy theorist who now has the highest ratings on Fox News' prime-time lineup, attacked the hearings as Democratic "propaganda" and accused other networks and cable news outlets of "colluding" with Democrats. On his show, Carlson has defended the insurrectionists who attacked the U. S. Capitol Building on January 6, 2021, describing them as well-meaning Americans who were merely expressing their understandable frustration.
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