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10-28-2017, 03:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Guest
Fox has a history of finding something every single day to outrage their viewers. If they can't outrage their viewers over Mexicans, Muslims, immigrants, a "War on Christmas", welfare recipients, Hillary Clinton, prayer on a football field, kneeling on a football field, gays, transgenders, bathrooms, or even the color of cups at Starbucks, their audience would be bored to tears and quit watching. God forbid they try some serious discussion, their audience doesn't want that.
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"A perplexed Tucker Carlson insisted Wednesday that there were unanswered questions about the Las Vegas shooting that took place earlier this month. But his inquiry has nothing to do with the white shooter — Stephen Paddock — who killed 59 concert goers and injured 546 people. No, instead, Carlson had questions about Jesus Campos, the security guard who allegedly confronted Paddock on the 32nd floor of Mandalay Bay just before the massacre.
Carlson began a segment on his Fox News program, "Tucker Carlson Tonight," by fueling a conspiracy theory that Campos was somehow involved with the shooting. He pointed to a trip Campos took to Mexico as a shady chapter to the overall story."
Tucker Carlson pushes conspiracy theories on Las Vegas mass shooting - Salon.com
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