Tucker Carlson's Twitter Debut: Conspiracy Theories and Big Numbers
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Tucker Carlson's debut on Twitter was met with criticism as he backed Russia in its war with Ukraine, invoked conspiracy theories about 9/11 and Jeffrey Epstein, and mused on the existence of extraterrestrial life. Carlson also made lewd insinuations about Republican senator Lindsey Graham and insulted Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskiy. While some on the right praised Carlson, others condemned and ridiculed him. Carlson said he would bypass mainstream media to tell viewers the truth, but critics called his video "bleak" and "half-baked opinions peddling conspiracy theories."
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