Will Tucker Carlson be charged for working with russia?

[orangecrush]

It looks like there have already been some arrests for this.

Need to make an example or two for Fox ceo's to get the message.

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[Deuxcents]

1. I said no...but Hope is eternal but I can't wait that long.

[orangecrush]

2. He is promoting

Russian created conspiracy theories.

[relayerbob]

3. No, but hope springs eternal

[Jerry2144]

4. I voted no

Because I do not know what law he is violating.

Now if there were a law that made it illegal to be a fucking asswipe, shit-waffle, worthless piece of shit, non-patriotic, racist, obscene, waste of oxygen, then yes, he should be charged. He's guilty of all those things, and more.

[Deuxcents]

5. Ty my DU friends no.imo

Free speech wins most of the time

[orangecrush]

18. Not talking about his "speech"

Talking about the possible uncovering of russian connections.

[Stuart G]

6. I voted for..."Something Else"..Unknown..Anything is Possible..When we least expect it.,

"Anything"... Raises The Bar to a Totally New Level...Just one example about:

........................... ANYTHING".. RAISING THE BAR..........................................

Example: After the 2012 election when Obama won his 2nd Term....could anyone have predicted the horror that:
..........Donald Trump would be elected the U.S. President in 2016?

....That is the power of .............ANYTHING..........

[orangecrush]

21. Wonder of wonders....

https://www.democraticunderground.com/10142887088#post3



Thanks, Stuart!

[Calista241]

7. I just think he's crazy, not that he's working with the Russians.

Being an idiot is not against the law.

[walkingman]

8. You must be kidding - this misinformation campaign is a major

part of social media, right wing news channels, and is even more popular than Nascar. It is mostly crazy white people who seem to get off reading stuff like the old "National Enquirer".

We truly are living in a Dystopian World. Where will it end?

[ribrepin]

9. No but he should be

[Orrex]

10. Of course not.

He'll retire with nine figures in the bank and a standing invitation to speak at any Republikkkan propaganda any time he chooses, for a six-figure fee, for the rest of his miserable life.

If he were a liberal media figure saying what he says, he'd be fired before the end of the news segment. But a Republikkkan can say pretty much whatever they want in whatever forum they want, with near impunity.

[Mariana]

11. What law do you think he's broken? nt.

[orangecrush]

17. The possibility

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Of contact with russian agents, traced russian money to a bank account, etc. is what I'm talking about.

Will such things come to light?

[Mariana]

24. If that is true, would it be illegal? Again, which law?

At present, the US is not at war with Russia.

[orangecrush]

25. Perhaps

Not registering as a foreign agent?

Seems to be a lot of that these days.

[orangecrush]

22. ...

https://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1014&pid=2887088

[Mariana]

23. What law do you think he's broken? nt.

[Blue Owl]

12. Let's just send him there

He can live out the rest of his life licking Vladdy’s toilets

[brush]

13. No, but he should be. He quite often engages in sedition.

FOX should be fined and Calrson taken off the air.

[Beartracks]

14. But he's "just asking questions"...

His grade-school shtick is his defense.

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[brush]

15. That schtick doesn't absolve him IMO, or FOX.

[Beartracks]

16. No, I agree. He should be bleating "But, but I'm just an ENTERTAINER!" from a jail cell.

[USALiberal]

19. Really silly!

[orangecrush]

20. Really bye

No need to be insulting.