The Most Shocking Thing I Learned Working at CNN (Pt. 2) | Tucker Carlson | MEDIA | Rubin Report

Dave Rubin of The Rubin Report talks to Tucker Carlson about why he left Washington D.C. for rural Maine, what he was most shocked to learn from working at CNN, and why Joe Biden’s failed Afghanistan withdrawal was far worse than the mainstream media has let on. Tucker gives his take on the current state of media. He also describes the most shocking thing he learned while working at CNN. He describes how the liberal media is not really liberal at all. He also explains how the media has simply become a means of protecting the ruling class while practicing non-stop working class demonization. Tucker describes how the illiberal media has exposed itself as being more devoted to protecting billionaires while blaming the white working class for all of America’s problems.

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