Latest news: Tucker Carlson’s team claims Newsweek’s report on contract with Russian state TV is false

As I mentioned earlier, Tucker Carlson reports We signed a contract with Russian state television. Now it will be shown newsweek I jumped to conclusions without doing my due diligence. According to co-founder Neil Patel, daily boyfriendWell, this whole story is a lie, Patel said.The Tucker Carlson Network does not have any business with any national media in any country. Anyone currently impersonating the old Newsweek brand would know that if they checked with us before going to print, as news companies are supposed to do. ”newsweekincluded Patel’s comments at the end of the article, but did not delete the article.

Newsweek updated the headline to include an editor’s note after Tucker Carlson Network CEO saying that Mr. Tucker did not actually launch the show on Russian television. @NeilPatelTDC rejected their claims and said Newsweek magazine did not even ask them for comment before publication. https://t.co/rJQQmaqMDa pic.twitter.com/cRKO27dudy

— Greg Price (@greg_price11) May 21, 2024

It was very sloppy journalism not to reach out to Tucker or his team for comment.

The Tucker Carlson Network does not have any business with any national media in any country. Anyone currently impersonating the old Newsweek brand would know that if they checked with us before going to print, as newspapers are supposed to do. https://t.co/xbukz58F88

— Neil Patel (@NeilPatelTDC) May 21, 2024

newsweek It is dragged correctly.

Hmm, I’m just confused now. https://t.co/PagmwNVqku

— Incidental 41 (@incidental41_) May 21, 2024

Join the club.

Newsweek arrested for publishing fake news…again. https://t.co/oJ94BBayjX

— Steve Guest (@SteveGuest) May 21, 2024

Oops!

I cautiously unretweeted this story, but I’m prepared to find out someday there was some kind of deal in the works that fell through. https://t.co/XglrISESUL

— Calvin Freiburger ✝️ 🇺🇸 🇮🇱 (@CalFreiburger) May 21, 2024

This is also a possibility, but it would be interesting to know what events led to this rumor spreading.

Oddly enough, we sometimes think that the MSM is telling the truth.
No one is immune to confirmation bias.https://t.co/EUHHohV8gR

— StewMama✈ Cari- Extremely moderate (@StewMama71) May 21, 2024

This is a word of warning to always double-check the news, even if it comes from my site that you believe to be reliable.

The source of this fake article appears to have been *literally* the Ukrainian version of Pravda. https://t.co/DT3L4nx0OL pic.twitter.com/BqpaHZheOR

— Jack Montgomery (@JackBMontgomery) May 21, 2024

Oh, if that’s true, that makes sense.

That story seems false. It’s truly an information war. These are crazy times. https://t.co/XdELbLS5uL

— MiddleMaga.com (@StucknDaMid) May 21, 2024

Newsweek has updated a story that originally claimed that Tucker Carlson had struck a deal with Russian state media to reflect the Daily Caller CEO’s denials below. Some questions remain… (continued) https://t.co/4qcb9TuofY https://t.co/zK9UPdEmHV

— Brian S. Myrick (@BryanMyrick) May 21, 2024

1. If this is really just old Tucker content being disseminated in Russian media without permission, the initial statement by TDC’s fiduciary CEO should not have conveyed a cease and desist request. Is not it?

— Brian S. Myrick (@BryanMyrick) May 21, 2024

This is a good point. If Russian state television airs his content, will Mr. Tucker make a move to stop it?