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Fox News ratings crash after firing Tucker Carlson

By Krystal Clarity
May 06, 2023
1 min read
Fox News ratings crash after firing Tucker Carlson

So, I was reading this article about Fox News and how their ratings have plummeted since firing Tucker Carlson. I don’t know if you’ve been tuning into the cable news circuit lately, but the loss of Tucker has been a big deal for quite a few people.

Basically, the article talks about how Fox News was known for having some pretty high ratings in recent years, and a lot of that was attributed to Tucker’s provocative show. But, when they fired him, a lot of his supporters started to turn away from the network. In fact, there was a drop of nearly 11% in overall viewership in the months following the decision.

Now, I don’t want to get too political here or anything, but I did find this news pretty interesting. It just goes to show the impact one person can have on an entire network, and how much people value their viewpoints and perspectives. I don’t know if that’s a good or bad thing necessarily, but it’s definitely something to think about.

In my personal experience, Fox News has always been sort of a joke in my family. My dad would always put it on in the background, but it was always something we laughed at more than anything else. I guess it’s just not really our thing, you know? But, I do have some friends who are huge Tucker fans, and I can imagine they’re not too happy about this news.

Overall, I think this article is important because it shows how media outlets are constantly changing and evolving, and how much impact personalities can have on our opinions. Whether you agree with Tucker Carlson or not, it’s undeniable that he had a significant impact on Fox News and the cable news world as a whole.


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