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According to anonymous Fox News employees, the outlet has banned its workers from mentioning the name of the former top host “Tucker Carlson” during on-air segments.
An anchor for Real America’s Voice noted, “How is that if you want to be a media company that says we’re for free speech and one of your anchors wants to say you know, ‘Oh, Tucker just posted a video on Twitter.’ You can’t mention his name. You’re banned from naming Tucker Carlson – Do not mention Tucker on the air. I think it’s absolutely incredible.”
Chadwick Moore, contributing editor to The Spectator and author of Carlson’s biography “Tucker,” wrote on Twitter Sunday, “Fox News employees have told me privately that all on-air talent have been banned from saying the name ‘Tucker’ on air.”
The apparent rift between Carlson and Fox News has been the subject of much speculation following his ouster earlier this month.
The outlet has yet to respond to the allegation.
For Infowars’ coverage of Carlson’s Fox exit, check out the videos below:
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