WATCH: Tucker Carlson Slams New York Times for Planning to Publish his Home Address

Richard Moorhead   |  

Jul 21, 2020

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Tucker Carlson slammed the New York Times for plotting to publish his home address in an upcoming doxxing story planned for later this week. Speaking in his first live show since taking a vacation, Tucker called out the plot as a naked act of political intimidation.

The Carlson family already had been forced to move one time, after a mob of ANTIFA protestors showed up outside the primetime anchor’s house. Reporting Carlson’s new address would have resulted in more harassment, something the mainstream media entity sees as journalism.

“So why is the New York Times doing a story on the location of my family’s house? Well, you know why. To hurt us. To injure my wife and kids so I will shut up and stop disagreeing with them. They believe in force. We’ve learned that.”

The New York Times appeared to back down after Tucker’s segment on the matter, claiming that they weren’t planning on publishing Tucker’s new home address.

Tucker had suggested publishing the addresses of leading New York Times operatives, paying back the act of naked intimidation and privacy violation in turn.

It remains to be seen if the liberal media outlet is genuine in backing down on the Tucker doxxing attempt.

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