After Tucker Carlson announced on Twitter that he would be launching the show soon, Elon Musk said the social media platform had no deal with Carlson.Platform.
Musk also expressed hope that left-wing figures would also choose to share their content on Twitter.
“On this platform, unlike one-way broadcasting, people can interact, criticize, and rebut what they say. And of course, anything misleading gets @CommunityNotes. Tucker is subject to the same rules and rewards as all content creators,” Musk said. I have written.
“By rewards, I mean subscriptions and ad revenue share (coming soon), which is a function of the number of people subscribing and ad views relative to your content. , I hope you choose to become a content creator on this platform,” he added.
Carlson has been off the air for over two weeks since Fox News Media claimed in a press release that the network and Carlson “agreed to part ways.”Carlson approved what turned out to be his final episode, so he didn’t seem to anticipate the announcement say it“I’ll be back on Monday.” Carlson is still under contract with the outlet, according to reports. Axios reported that a letter from Carlson’s attorney to Fox positioned media officials to argue that the non-compete provisions in his contract were not valid.
Carlson released a video on Tuesday, in which he announced his intention to do a “new version” of his show on Twitter.
“Freedom of speech is the main right you have. Without it, no one else is,” Carlson said.
Colorado Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert responded to Carlson’s announcement: Tweet“The important message Tucker shares will now be accessible to the whole world via Twitter. This is a monumental moment. Can’t wait to see this!”
“I can’t wait for @TuckerCarlson’s new show on Twitter,” said Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Green murmured“The truth will be unstoppable.”
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