New Biography by Chadwick Moore “TUCKER”
N
ow bestselling author Chadwick Moore re- veals what really hap-
pened to Tucker Carlson in his new book, TUCKER. Tucker Carlson has en- dorsed TUCKER — and Newsmax will be among the fi rst to have copies. For millions of Americans,
Tucker Carlson was long the only major media voice providing a strong counter- narrative to establishment Washington and the main- stream press.
He spoke out on the issues few would dare talk about: COVID-19 vaccines, Jan. 6, critical race theory, the new trans agenda, the Ukraine war, even UFOs, among many more.
EXCLUSIVE
His ratings — the high- est in cable news history — spoke for themselves. Tucker Carlson granted author Chadwick Moore unprecedented
access to his professional and per- sonal life.
Now Moore reveals the shocking details of Carlson’s departure from
Fox — as Fox continues to refuse to explain why their No. 1 host was sacked. Based on hundreds of inter- views with Carlson, his family, col- leagues, acquaintances, and enemies, TUCKER offers an inside look into one of the most beloved — and po- larizing — media fi gures of our time. Who is Tucker Carlson off camera? How did his upbringing contribute to who he is today?
What motivates the man who has been (and will surely reemerge as) the most infl uential and, in the estab- lishment’s eyes, the most dangerous voice in America? And what is his next big move? Some say he will be back
on TV . . . others say his pod- cast on Twitter will grow into a media empire. There has even been buzz Tucker may run for president.
FIND OUT THE BIG ANSWERS ABOUT ONE
OF THE MOST INFLUENTIAL AND CONTROVERSIAL PEOPLE OF OUR DAY —
TUCKER CARLSON! This is one of the most
anticipated biographies of the year. Pull back the cur- tain and get to know the real Tucker Carlson. TUCKER is available at retail locations everywhere, — but you can get your
FREE copy, a $30 value, when you renew your subscription to News- max Magazine today.
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