Everybody wants to know what’s next for Tucker Carlson, the former Fox News personality who hosted the highest rated cable news show on TV but got fired last week. We can now tell you what’s next. He’s coming to Alabama.
Everybody wants to know what’s next for Tucker Carlson, the former Fox News personality who hosted the highest rated cable news show on TV but got fired last week.“He’ll be here Thursday,” said Tim Hodge, executive director of Rainbow Omega in Eastaboga, which offers residential care and other service for adults with mental disabilities.
. The venue seats about 1,200 and tickets are still available, but they’ve been going fast since word of Carlson’s firing at Fox.“We actually booked him back last fall,” Hodge said. “The timing for last week’s announcement was unexpected by anybody.”“Anytime you have a featured speaker from the world of politics, with our country’s political divide, you can bet there’s a lot of interest,” Hodge said. “It was kind of an unusual situation. There has been renewed interest.
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