Why would you automatically assume he is a liar?

Because of the many documented cases of him saying one thing in public and saying/doing the opposite in private. That applies to both of them. They are easily google-able.

>"Fox persuasively argues, that given Mr. Carlson's reputation, any reasonable viewer 'arrive[s] with an appropriate amount of skepticism' about the statement he makes."

he’s literally made a career out of it.

He was just asking a question, man. We’re free to ask questions. Why are you afraid of the question?

He publicly praises Trump and his accomplishments.

In private he says he hates Trump passionately, says his presidency was a disaster, and that there really isn't an upside to Trump. We know this because a bunch of his text messages became public as part of a big civil suit against Fox for defamation over Carlson and other Fox hosts' public claims.

Could you hook me up with a link? I hate Tucker's show with a passion and would would love to read up on that

Here are a few:

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/tucker-carlsons-scorn-...

https://thehill.com/homenews/media/3889058-tucker-carlson-sa...

https://www.thedailybeast.com/tucker-carlson-on-trump-i-hate...

https://www.washingtonpost.com/media/2023/03/09/tucker-carls...

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-64886188

The messages just recently became public and so have had a fair bit of recent coverage, so Google "tucker carlson hates trump" or similar to get many more.

I can imagine this is true of any news anchor.

because of all the lying.

Self-contradiction and idol-worship of some and abject hatred toward others... shows that he observes nothing but his agenda.

plus, his agenda is his "act for money" legally speaking.

I also know Ana De Armas isn't able to speak for Marilyn Monroe. I would not trust her if she tried to.

BECAUSE HE TOLD US TO TRUST HIM.

DA. MUST FOLLOW ORDERS.

Why believe anything msnbc/cnn says? Russia, Covid origin, vaccines, etc.

You should decide for yourself what to believe in than anything said on left and right leaning channels.

I don't the the US has any mainstream left leaning channels. MSNBC and CNN might have some socially liberal takes, but they never provide airtime for left economic policy discussions. When it comes to those topics they are squarely pro corporate, privitization, financialization on industry sectors, etc. They give very little attention to workers rights topics, labor unions, crimes of big business, etc. Neither do the FOX News type channels. All of their funding comes from the same sources, mega corporations who also don't want airtime provided to left economic policy discussions. Corporate media has narrowed the area of acceptable discourse. And eight corporations own 90% of all media consumed in the US. There is a big filter of acceptable discourse that is intended to lead the public to the conclusion that those are the only topics worth discussing.