“Trump has two weeks left.
Once he’s out, he becomes incalculably less powerful, even in the minds of his supporters.
After another disturbing, violent text came to light (“I really wanted them to hurt the kid.
Carlson didn’t always plan to tout conspiracy theories on air, however.
Long before beginning a career at Fox, he applied to work at the CIA.
Sadly, they turned him and his famous bowtie down.
Shortly after, he moved on to the Rupert Murdoch-owned Weekly Standard.
It’s here Carlson developed his distinctive edge.
Beginning in 2001, Carlson co-hosted a popular CNN segment called “Crossfire” with Paul Begala.
The program was canceled shortly after, and CNN became more liberal-leaning in the ensuing years.
Unfortunately, Carlson’s time on stage was short-lived.
He was eliminated in the first round thanks to an uncomfortably stiff attempt at the cha-cha.
It seems the controversial commentator is developing his own show on Twitter.
