Western Journal

Fox News made the shocking decision to part ways with its star host Tucker Carlson on Monday, and if the initial reaction to the news is indicative of what is to come, the network made a mistake.

Revolver News

Here’s how to cancel yours.

WND

One day after the airing of a sympathetic CBS "60 Minutes" interview with alleged J6 instigator Ray Epps, the popular Fox anchor was ousted by the network. In the "60 Minutes" interview Sunday, Epps claimed Carlson is "obsessed with me," and said, "He's going to any means possible" to destroy his life to "shift blame [for J6] on somebody else."

Daily Caller

“I think that’ll kill Fox, I really do,” said Beck, who used to host a show on Fox News. “I know so many people that still kinda like Fox, they watch other shows, but they’re like, Tucker is the only one I really trust. You lose Tucker Carlson, I think that really kills them.”

RedState

Fox News may face challenges in filling the void left by Carlson. To put it simply, it will be nearly impossible to replace him with a personality that could match his contributions to the network. As a prominent figure in conservative media, Carlson had a unique style and approach that resonated with his audience.

PJ Media

“Parting ways” with Tucker Carlson seems to be a screw-up of Bud Light proportion. People are angry about this. The lefties, of course, are rejoicing. They think that this is going to permanently damage Tucker Carlson’s brand or something. They’re in for a huge disappointment.

PJ Media

One could tell that the wildly anticipated January 6 insights by Carlson appeared to shake the Fox News suits to the core. Carlson was given access to thousands of hours of video from the J6 protest and riots. Viewers expected multiple nights of exposés. Instead we got 1.4. The next night, a chastened-looking Carlson gamely lead his show with something else…

American Wire News

Reactions are pouring in as Carlson was beloved by many, and after the shock wore off there was plenty of celebration over the possibilities that may accompany a free Tucker Carlson no longer constrained by network politics and policy. There’s even talk of a 2024 run for president, as seen by Christopher Rufo — and he wasn’t alone!

National Review

Noah Rothman: The Fox host’s own actions set his dismissal from the network in motion. Fox was following best business practices.

American Thinker

A tale of two disruptors.

Breitbart

“The fact that Tucker Carlson will no longer be on FoxNews is a big blow to Cable News, and to America. Tucker was insightful, interesting, and ratings gold. He will be greatly missed!” Trump said on his own Truth Social network.

Washington Free Beacon

Another obnoxious hack gets the ax at once-respected network.

NewsBusters

Lemon may have worn out his welcome at CNN but don’t be surprised to see him picked up by another leftist outlet. Until then let’s take a stroll down memory lane and look back at Lemon’s heinous remarks that the network would prefer were memory-holed.

Outkick

The former controversial ESPN immediately played the race card.

NY Post

Biden is going to run for re-election. One question this raises is: How is anyone going to tell? The basement presidency is about to embark on another basement campaign.

Conservative View from NH

Joe Biden is not a patriot and is not announcing his re-election campaign today out of love for this country.