And the Good evening. It's Wednesday, June 14th. Welcome to a new episode of

system update. Our live nightly show that airs every Monday through Friday at 7 PM Eastern, exclusively

here in Rumbull, the free speech alternative to YouTube.

Tonight, Fox News loves to waive the banner of free speech, accusing others of censorship.

Yet they are currently waging one of the most flagrant censorship campaigns

against an influential public voice seen in some time.

Seeming out of nowhere, Fox in April fired the host of his 8 PM program, Tucker Carlson.

They took him off the air effective immediately, not even with an opportunity to speak to his audience of millions of loyal

viewers one last time and they did so despite the fact that Carlson not only

hosted the most popular show on Fox but was the most successful host in the history of

cable news as a medium. So why did Fox fire Carlson? Nobody knows for sure.

There has been a lot of speculation about it, but one fact seems increasingly

clear as the evidence emerges. At least part of the motive appears ideological. That is because Fox is not content simply to remove Carlson from its

airwaves, nor are they really content to enforce a non-compete cause in his

contract which bans him from taking a show to a competing network, such as CNN, MSNBC,

Newsmax, or one of the other networks, until the end of his contract in 2025, Fox is going

far beyond that.

They are demanding that Carlson be silent everywhere,

in every venue until 2025,

upon threat of being sued by that corporate giant.

That includes social media where every fox host and reporter,

like employees of almost all news outlets,

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