Let me first state in fairness, he was being a bit of a dick to Carlson. Pulling Bernie and AOC into the discussion showed the guest was far extreme in his views and should not have been granted any interview by any network.
Yeah, just watched it. The guy basically decided to pontificate and take over the show with his - quite extreme view - and wouldn't let Carlson get a word in edgewise. Then he accused Carlson of being a millionaire paid by billionaires and being part of the problem. I didn't hear Carlson deny anything - in fact it was hard to hear Carlson at all in the clip posted as the Dutch guy wouldn't shut up for a second. This clip was a poor representation of anything other than Carlson getting pissed off at the end. Furthermore, it was probably a setup - because they recorded the Amsterdam side with the intent to post and make Carlson look bad.
Don't see where the title of this thread has anything to do with the clip. Dutch boy has opinions, so what? Doesn't mean a damn thing. They're just his opinions.
Tucker Carlson said he was Rupert Murdoch’s ‘b*tch’: ‘I’d be honored if he would cane me the way I cane my workers’ New audio recordings from embattled Fox News personality Tucker Carlson have been unearthed. On Monday, watchdog group Media Matters for America released homophobic and misogynistic comments by the Fox News personality. Despite outrage, and an effort targeting companies who advertise on his show, Carlson dug in. On Tuesday, The Intercept published a new recording of Carlson talking about Fox News owner Rupert Murdoch. “I’m 100 percent [Murdoch’s] bitch,” Carlson said. “Whatever Mr. Murdoch says, I do. … I would be honored if he would cane me the way I cane my workers, my servants.” Listen: https://www.rawstory.com/2019/03/tu...rdochs-btch-id-honored-cane-way-cane-workers/
https://dailycaller.com/2019/03/12/angelo-carusone-rules-dont-apply/ for the left it is always "do as I say", not as I do.. DO ANGELO CARUSONE’S RULES APPLY TO ANGELO CARUSONE? 9:53 PM 03/12/2019 | INVESTIGATIVE GROUP Peter Hasson | Reporter 954 Media Matters President Angelo Carusone is currently leading a boycott campaign against Fox News host Tucker Carlson, a co-founder of The Daily Caller News Foundation, in an attempt to get him fired. Carusone and Media Matters, which openly pine for the destruction of Fox News, have justified the left-wing boycott campaign by pointing to a number of statements that Carlson made on a radio shock jock show between 2006 and 2011. But Carusone has his own track record of inflammatory statements. Carusone’s now-defunct blog included degrading references to “trannies,” “jewry” and Bangladeshis. (RELATED: Media Matters Gave MSNBC Host Joy Reid A Pass) Carusone posted a lengthy diatribe in November 2005 about a Bangladeshi man who was robbed by “a gang of transvestites,” as Carusone described it. Carusone was offended that the gang was described as “attractive” in an article. “Did you notice the word attractive? What the fuck is that doing in there? Is the write[r] a tranny lover too? Or, perhaps he’s trying to justify how these trannies tricked this Bangladeshi in the first place? Look man, we don’t need to know whether or not they were attractive. The fucking guy was Bangladeshi,” Carusone wrote. “And while we’re out, what the hell was he doing with $7,300 worth of stuff. The guy’s Banladeshi! [sic]” Carusone also chided police for not advising the public to “stay away from tranny bars, stay away from places [sic] where Eddie Murphy and Robert Downey Jr. have/are visiting, don’t fucking kiss a transvestite, don’t bring a group of transvestites back to your room, etc…” The future Media Matters president titled his post, “Tranny Paradise.” Screenshot/web.archive.org Screenshot/web.archive.org In another post that same month, Carusone downplayed a male basketball coach’s alleged sexual and physical abuse of his female players, adding, “lighten up Japs,” using what is considered an ethnic slur. Screenshot/web.archive.org Screenshot/web.archive.org In another November 2005 blog post, Carusone praised former Democratic West Virginia Sen. Robert Byrd, a former grandmaster of the Klu Klux Klan, as one of his ten favorite public figures. “In his lunacy, we trust,” Carusone wrote of Byrd. Carusone made anti-Semitic comments on his blog as well. He wrote in one October 2005 post that “despite his jewry, you KNOW he’s adorable,” referring to his boyfriend. Screenshot/web.archive.org Screenshot/web.archive.org In another post, Carusone claimed that his boyfriend only leaned conservative “as a result of his possession of several bags of Jewish gold.” Screenshot/Web.Archive.Org Screenshot/Web.Archive.Org Carusone did not return an inquiry from TheDCNF asking whether he sees any contradiction between his boycott campaigns and his own past comments. Carusone previously dismissed concerns about his past anti-Semitic comments on the grounds that his longtime partner is Jewish. Prominent conservatives have rallied behind Carlson. Ben Shapiro derided Media Matters as “a political smear factory designed to perform precisely that function against anyone to the right of Hillary Clinton.” “Our nation cannot maintain its culture of free speech if we continue to reward those who seek to destroy careers rather than rebut ideas,” National Review’s David French wrote in a column on Monday. “And when you reward a Media Matters search-and-destroy fishing expedition with calls for boycotts or reprisals, then you are doing your part to destroy debate. It’s vengeful. It’s cowardly. And it’s exactly the online world that spiteful partisans want to build,” French added.