Do Trumpers really believe that Tucker Carlson is telling the truth about Jan.6th?

I'd better change my opinion about one of the most staggering events in recent history, or I'll be considered "gullible" by some absolute no-name nobody on an old-fashioned internet forum, who I have no idea where they live, what they look like, or whether they've even shaved or showered in the last fortnight

Adults got to have priorities.

He sites facts, it's up to you to investigate to whether or not it's true, but most of what he said can be verified at this point.

From what I can find Carlson went against the grain early on and was never on board with the stolen election narrative like commentators like Hannity did (in fact, only a handful at FOX anchors jumped on board that bandwagon), at least as far as the dominion voting machines were concerned, even going as far as to call out Sidney Powell some time back on her claims about the dominion machines.

He did show some surveillance video once from Fulton county, GA to question why boxes of ballets were pulled from under tables after the facility had allegedly shut down and everyone was kicked out for a number of hours due to a water leak, and he's stated that voter fraud claims should be taken seriously instead of just laughed off in order to help maintain public trust, and I've seen cilps of him taking rants beyond the scope of logic when his emotions get the better of him, often highlighted by that weird little laugh he does.

But he was never a shill for Trump. And yet many on the Left believe he was. Why is that, exactly?

Never just believe a narrative you're told. Seek out evidence for yourself. Carlson has clearly never been a fan of Trump, and never stated there was ironclad evidence the election was stolen, even when floating the idea that a hint of a fraud and cover up would erode public trust. That doesn't mean he's right about Jan 6th, although the footage speaks for itself, but contemplate for a moment why you believe Carlson claimed the 2020 election was stolen, and then validate if what you believe is actually in accordance with reality.

https://youtu.be/OwXyxVokeIE?t=3159

https://www.cnn.com/2020/11/21/media/tucker-carlson-fox-news-traitor/index.html
https://www.newsweek.com/tucker-carlson-election-fraud-may-not-alter-outcome-1546252
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/20/us/politics/Tucker-Carlson-trump.html

And when he did specifically call out one instance of fraud, he apologized when discovering he was wrong:

https://www.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/tv/2020/11/15/fox-news-host-tucker-carlson-apologizes-false-claim-voter-fraud/6303120002/

So he did entertain the idea of election fraud, and still does, but not with the dominion voting machines. What he refers to is things like the suppression of the Hunter Biden laptop story, which admittedly he's not wrong about. And he denounces how the fraud claims were handled. Plus, he came right out and said the fraud he does think happened wouldn't be enough to change the election.

I do think his commentation is colored with bias, but I don't think he "lied his ass off".
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Do you jagoffs really think CNN and MSNBC are telling you the truth, on any topic? Gullible? You shits have believed so many lies, you no longer know what the truth looks like.

Explain this video of capital police calmly walking with "Q Anon Shaman" as he casually strolls through the capitol with their assisstance. https://twitter.com/TuckerCarlson/status/1632953663822913536?s=20

I don't care about Tucker...I care about what he showed on the screen.

Which is what we've been saying for 2 years.. a nothing burger.

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he lied his ass off about the 2020 election being stolen

We knew the truth when it happened, Tuckers tapes have absolutely nothing surprising in them