
Gone are the days in which Tucker Carlson would take to the airwaves on Fox News to share his views on current events. Fox let Carlson go earlier this year for unspecified reasons, though it’s been rumored that leaked DMs factored into the decision. After that, the media personality sought to strike out on his own and did so by heading to Twitter (or X) for a show. Now, he’s setting his sights on a larger goal, as it seems he’s starting his own streaming service. It appears Carlson has big plans for the platform, which will ultimately bank on fans really loving shows with him in them.
If prospective viewers are to visit the Join Team Tucker page, they’ll see the offer for exclusive content from the political pundit. As part of his “alternative to legacy media,” the newsman is offering several pieces of content. Among them are five new TV shows as well as speeches and films from him. Investigative reports and documentaries are also on the table for those who choose to sign up in addition to behind-the-scenes tidbits from interviews. As it stands, the public has two membership options, with the monthly membership costing $9 per month and the annual membership being valued at $6 per month.