its like when a kid in a kindergarten class says "hell", and all the other kids stand back and smile while pointing and saying "ohhhh, ohhhhh, teacher he said a bad word". the teacher doesnt spank him red or scream at him, she removes a star from the board and moves on. no one's shocked by this, no one's really fighting his removal, etc. Just like no one's buying Tucker's "planned vacation".

Crapson was not writing all his shit-for-trisos alone ? Damn.

what part of 'unsurprisingly' don't you understand? how did you manage to miss that i stated in the very first post of how this is the least shocking or surprising news at all, that it's just one thin layer removed from what tucker regularly platforms on his program, in order to pretend anyone treats it like a genuine 'bombshell revelation'?! literally not a single person is pretending it is, so your whole narrative completely fails right there.

seriously, the whole point of your post is to point fingers at 'the left' and spin some ridiculous narrative that distracts from the fact that the most popular political commentary in america is thinly veiled white supremacist garbage.

"The most popular political commentary in America" makes it sound like tucker has an audience of 50 million when he, in reality, has peaked below 5 million. And those who keep tuning in to his show will overwhelmingly be on board with his brand of white nationalism anyway. He's serving the existing demand for this type of punditry rather than creating it.

People were watching fox long before trump showed up

that is so stupid, i genuinely can't believe you actually pressed 'add reply' after writing it. if you truly believe that his incendiary commentary has not created demand for white nationalist rhetoric and ideas, you need to do two things very urgently:

1) look up what mass media does, and how it works
2) look at how white supremacists and other bigots talk about tucker's show

the fact that you had to strawman my FACTS about his viewership, in order to downplay his popularity, just further demonstrates what your objective here is: minimise his influence and messaging. brownshirts gonna brownshirt...

Are you under the impression that white nationalism has gained mainstream appeal, mainstream acceptance or political ground since 2017?

I wonder if youre as insightful about the much more dangerous far left.

i'm under the impression that you're trying hard to move the goal post to further distract from the fact that america's most popular political commentary show is thinly veiled white supremacist garbage.
i'm under the impression that your whole 'mission' here is to deflect and downplay the importance of that.

just brownshirt things, i guess...

Trump's election appears to have been the high water mark for white nationalism in the U.S., it definitely didnt make further inroads over the last couple of years, it might even have lost ground. So the implicit fearmongering you're attempting when you stress that "the most popular political commentary show is white supremacist garbage" seems unfounded.

But I guess you consider 'adding relevant context to a finding' to be "deflecting and downplaying" when this context doesnt support your narrative.