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Tucker
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During the pandemic, Tucker Carlson emerged as
the most visible and relentlessly vocal champion
for the American tradition of personal liberty
including freedom of speech and for our Bill of
Rights. His courage in promoting those causes,
with incomparable eloquence and implacable logic
at great personal cost made
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him the most popular television personality among
my fellow Democrats. Chadwick Moores book,
Tucker, captures the Tucker Carlson I have come
to know. -- Robert F. Kennedy JR Tucker Carlson
is an indispensable voice at this critical time
in out country. This wonderful book gives readers
real insight into Tucker, the person -- and why
he refuses to buckle to the pressures of the
power elite, no matter how much they try to
silence him.' -- Tulsi Gabbard Chadwick Moores
biography of Tucker Carlson, the most interesting
and positively disruptive man in media today, is
a page- turning, timely adventure. Millions of
people are swayed by what Mr. Carlson says now
they will have insight into who the man is, what
shaped him, and why he causes the global tsunamis
he does. An unmissable look at a complex man and
the times which he has so affected. -- Naomi
Wolf, author of The Bodies of Others 'The reason
this book is one of the most important books of
the year and you will cherish it, is because it
is an extraordinary story of an extraordinary
man. It is the journey of the conservative
movement and of the country. You won't want to
put it down, a true page turner' -- Steve Bannon
Tuckers unexpected transformation from jewel in
the Fox News crown to fully independent voice on
Twitter sorry, X is the latest twist in a
life story that Chadwick Moore, a former guest on
Tuckers show as well as on other Fox News
programs (notably The Five), tells with verve and
admiration in his estimable new biography,
Tucker. Perhaps Moores most effective
accomplishment in this fine book is that he
paints a thoroughly convincing three- dimensional
portrait of a man who, deep down, is far less
preoccupied with politics per se than with
family, faith, and the enduring moral and
aesthetic questions which, by the way, he
considers intimately intertwined with one
another. Never getting bogged down too long in
any chapter of Tuckers career, Moore leads us
nimbly through it all. Bruce Bawer, Front Page
Magazine Tucker is the most insightful and
complex political book released this year, one
that has organically reached an audience without
the arsenal of legacy PR experts Stelter can
safely rely on during his book tour. It never
aims for a squeaky clean depiction of Tucker as a
tony protector of tradition. Citing Tuckers
lifelong devotion to Hunter S. Thompson (he keeps
an unfinished pack of Dunhills in his desk
drawer that the gonzo journalist once randomly
gave him at a dinner), Moore depicts his subject
as a well-read potty-mouthed renegade fascinated
by the power of language and dedicated to
defending individual autonomy. More to the point,
he argues that what separates Tucker from other
prominent Right personalities like
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the late Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity is his
dedication to aesthetics, painting Carlson as a
sock-and-deodorant hating woodsman with a Russian
literature habit who abhors modernist
architecture and doesnt own a television. After
reading Tucker, one realizes its a foregone
conclusion that such a larger-than-life persona
could never last in the world of cable news.
Moore crafts a brisk and bawdy story of the rise
and constant pivots of one of medias most
compelling figures. Readers may not find it as
endlessly quotable as Brian Stelter clearly has,
but its bound to change perceptions if only
those who could benefit from it the most would
put in the time. -- Jerod Ra'Del Hollyfield, The
Pamphleteer Tucker is a comprehensive and
penetrating exploration of Tucker Carlson's life,
beliefs, and influence on American media and
culture. Chadwick Moore's detailed account
provides readers with a deeper understanding of
the man behind the television persona. Whether
you admire Carlson's views or approach with
skepticism, this book offers valuable insights
into the mind and motivations of one of today's
most prominent conservative voices. Tucker
Carlson's unwavering commitment to truth,
liberty, and the well-being of society shines
through as a central theme in this compelling
biography. Amazon customer You can't help but
laugh at some of the descriptions of Tucker's
childhood. His father was a real character and
his children saw real life, while they were still
children. A few times, I had to put the book down
and get a tissue to wipe my eyes from laughing.
The upbringing of Tucker and Buckley may have
been an odd one, but their father Dick, and his
second wife, gave these two boys a wonderful
perspective on life. Thanks to Mr, Moore, we all
know more about Tucker's childhood and what a
really true family man he is. Terrific! Amazon
customer Moores narrative is well-crafted and
written with a journalists eye for compelling
detail and heart. He tells a story worth sharing
about a man worth knowing. Anita Sherman, The
Epoch Times