Nearly a quarter of episodes of Tucker Carlson’s online show feature claims about demons, alleged occult activity, and/or the supernatural, including discussions of “ritual killing” and people suffering from “demonic possession.” Supernatural themes have increased dramatically on Carlson’s show as he has reinvented himself as an independent power center on the right, vowing to “help build a third party,” releasing his 10-point vision for America, and fueling speculation about a potential third-party run.

Nearly a quarter of episodes of Tucker Carlson’s online show feature claims about demons, alleged occult activity, and/or the supernatural, including discussions of “ritual killing” and people suffering from “demonic possession.” Supernatural themes have increased dramatically on Carlson’s show as he has reinvented himself as an independent power center on the right, vowing to “help build a third party,” releasing his 10-point vision for America, and fueling speculation about a potential third-party run.

  • cruseo@piefed.worldEnglish
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    4 days ago

    This seems like a fascinating case study… Someone should make a Tucker Carlson Demon wiki to track his beliefs

    It could be very entertaining

  • orclev@lemmy.world
    5·
    4 days ago

    This seems like a good thing if he can siphon the worst of the crazies from the Republican party. The real test will be if his kook party will have any staying power or if he’ll just pop up for one election cycle and then disappear.