Tucker Carlson dished what appears to be some inside scoop on Fox News’ “Wannabe Dictator” chyron dust-up – the first time he’s so much as acknowledged the existence of his former network on “Tucker on Twitter” – then used the offending notion as the basis for his entire monologue about President Joe Biden.
Fox has sent letters to Carlson’s lawyer, including a strongly worded cease-and-desist, claiming his Twitter show, now on its fourth episode, is in direct violation of his contract, which is still in place through 2025. Carlson’s legal team believes he’s in the clear because Twitter is not a Fox competitor – but the network might want to see what kind of do-not-disparage and do-not-disclose language is in that document.