On Monday, Variety reported that Fox News is experiencing a burst of new advertising sales in the hour formerly held by the recently fired Tucker Carlson. He had had the distinction of having cable news' top ratings for his time period while scaring away most respectable companies from buying time on his show. So it's possible that despite the ratings slump the primetime slot has been experiencing since his departure, the network won't actually suffer any more losses than they already did in their epic $787 million settlement with Dominion voting machines.
They may also be saving a few dollars if it turns out that Tucker Carlson's latest move results in his breaching the reported non-compete clause in his contract worth $25 million. He posted a video on Tuesday announcing that he's going to resume his show on Twitter as a way of striking a blow in favor of free speech against all the rest of the lying media. If you haven't seen it, here is the video reveal in all its glory:
