CNN sees a right-wing media conspiracy to further Trump’s aims while Tucker Carlson on Fox News sees conspiracies everywhere
With Donald Trump on the sidelines, deprived of social-media amplification, the intense social and political turbulence in the United States, as it plays out on all-news TV, is different now. It is either engrossing or tedious, or quite possibly the prelude to epic, disturbing change. Take your pick.
The intended impact is clear: Further the idea that the 2020 election was stolen, Trump and his supporters were made to look bad and a cabal that includes federal agencies is preventing the truth from getting out.As a theory it is bonkers, but at Fox Nation content is catnip to people who believe political violence is necessary to counter “the big lie” that Trump lost the election. Anyone who pays attention to Fox News and other right-wing U.S.
Stelter predicts this: “Trump continues to traverse the country, holding rallies under the banner of save America, meaning America is under such dire threat that it needs to be saved from Democrats. These rallies are live on Newsmax and OAN and they are streamed all over the place. And to, quote, ‘Save America,’ red states continue to place new restrictions on voting rights, with local radio hosts and commentators providing all the rhetorical cover that’s needed.
What you’ve got there is a conspiracy theory, really. Stelter says right-wing media, afraid of losing the audience of fanatical Trump supporters, will further all manner of lies. And what Tucker Carlson is suggesting is that the Jan. 6 riot was either a non-event or an FBI conspiracy. Take your pick. His main aim is to suggest that there is a “war” being waged against Trump supporters and any right-wing American who is suspicious about the 2020 election.
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