What does the future hold for Donald Trump? - threadbans in OP

Man, there'll be one HELL of an NDA there.

"Blah blah blah. Integrity. Blah blah blah"

From both sides

Speaking of which guess who finally got some amounting done the other week after the settlement

As for Tucker's downfall it's simple to track. Jon Stewart will probably have a whole podcast about it honestly.

See, Tucker long knew a trick from Bill O'Reilly, the trick about a media persona, a much younger, somehow just as fratty Tucker Carlson wrote in book format of Bill O'Reilly:

This defamation suit, TLDR, was Tucker Carlson's page six. Nobody is buying what he's selling anymore. The whole thing was predicated on the fact that Tucker was just really sincere in his JAQing off and fawning praise of Donald Trump. Now we know none of that is true, for absolute proof, and it's over. Ironically he will be most remembered as a man confused about his own sexual feelings toward an M&M.

The passions in another field:

And now Don Lemon gone from CNN

My favourite comment on it so far is 'I'm sure who gets his time slot will be a great replacement'

Any chance Tucker could now join Trump as his running mate?

In fairness, I think Tucker Carlson will be alright without Fox News. For example, he'd make unreal money following in the footsteps of Rush Limbaugh on talk radio over there.

Washington Post creamed itself. The top story and several secondaries

Maybe the unity ticket in 2024 election

MediaITE answered my next question:

Your Moment of Zen in the video from above article.

"It's a disgusting [pizza] order, but I have no shame." - Tucker Carlson.

Tucker was protected by a whole lot of small-print disclaimers that only get trotted out when Fox News or some other mouthpiece American news network gets taken to task on the inflammatory misinformation they merrily propagate for huge profits. If Tucker wants to go solo, he'll study Alex Jones in a number of ways, and one will be how to keep within the parameters of 'performance artist', as Alex Jones failed to do.

But a true popcorn moment would be Tucker deciding to enter politics, and given that he's on record saying (via text) that he passionately hates Trump, it would either be as Trump's running mate, which would be hilarious, or try to join with DeSantis and have to withstand the clubbing blows and sticky nicknames of Trump, which would also be hilarious. It's all a distinct second as a possibility, but it would still be hilarious, nevertheless.

Theres gonna be a big dropoff in those kinds of shows coming as automakers in the US are dropping am radios which is where the vast majority of those conservative shows broadcast

I'd say the Abby Grossberg stuff will go the way of the accusations against Bill O'Reilly; throw money at them to settle out of court, and for substantially less than the Dominion settlement. It's pennies on the dollar at this stage.

Like you say, Carlson's biggest problem for his future is that he's been exposed. Fox viewers don't want to know they're being lied to, they want to believe they're watching the only channel that tells them the truth. What the Dominion case has done is expose Carlson as not telling them the truth (or in some cases, not believing what the viewer thinks to be the truth). Carlson has also for years been the one who has repeatedly skirted closest to the line of acceptability & legality. He's peddled and propagated more conspiracy theories in ways that open Fox up to potential liabilities. He's ultimately not subtle enough for what Fox needs him to do.

No doubt he'll do a Glenn Beck or Rush Limbaugh and focus on radio, which is a huge thing in conservative America. I think I read even Hannity makes far more from his radio content than he does on Fox News, and that Fox is basically just an advert for his radio show.