The Fox News host was happy to throw stones at the rival network from his own glass house.\n
Tucker Carlson knows who should replace Jeff Zucker, the former president of CNN, he told his audience Thursday: CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin.
“They’re both called Jeff. It’s not a small thing,” Carlson said. “So trading one Jeff for another would ease the transition.”over a relationship with a colleague that came to light in the aftermath of his decision to fire star anchor Chris Cuomo for violating journalistic standards while helping his brother Andrew, then the governor of New York, attack several women who’d accused him of sexual harassment and misconduct.
“Running a left-wing TV network isn’t like exposing yourself online. It’s a lot more embarrassing than that,” Carlson said as a ‘Jack of All Trades’ graphic appeared on-screen.
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