The Fox news host on his show Tuesday, argued left-wing legacy media hyper-partisan disinformation and misinformation campaign is the cause of the racial and political violence threatening western societies.
Tucker Carlson mocked left-wing media for thrashing "about in a frenzy of foaming hysteria at the possibility that someone, somewhere might dare to present facts or form opinions without their express written permission."
The Fox news host said in part:
"Disinformation is the real threat," says the guy who thinks his union has the contract on bringing you the news. It's ridiculous. Imagine if you had spent 30 years making a good living as a car mechanic, and all of a sudden GM invents an engine that anyone can fix at home with a screwdriver. You'd be upset. That's how CNN feels about the internet. It's exposing their scam, so naturally, they're a little irrational about it.
Public policy can change dramatically on the basis of things people think they know but don't actually know. So it's worth finding out where the public is getting all this "disinformation."
Is it QAnon? Marjorie Taylor Greene's Twitter feed? The Kremlin? The Proud Boys? Alex Jones? The answer is none of the above. The answer is cable news and politicians talking on TV. They're the ones spreading disinformation to Americans.
WATCH the full Tucker Carlson monologue.