Tucker Carlson announces new subscription-based streaming platform

Former Fox News-turned-X-podcast host Tucker Carlson has unveiled a brand new streaming platform, The Tucker Carlson Network.

The platform was announced by Carlson in a video posted to X, the social media platform previously known as Twitter. Carlson said he had spent the majority of the past year working on a variety of different interviews and other videos for his platform. The ex-Fox News host joked that “time flies when you’re unemployed” and that he used that time to work on his videos.

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“And all of it has now found its way to Tuckercarlson.com,” Carlson said. “We’re launching a brand new thing very soon. And we’d love for you to see it.”

Carlson’s new streaming platform comes after he left Fox News in April. The announcement of Carlson’s departure from the network was surprising to many, as he had been Fox’s most popular host.

Since leaving the network, Carlson has used X as his own platform to conduct interviews with many recognizable people, most recently Infowars host Alex Jones. Carlson also did an interview with former President Donald Trump in August and social media influencer Andrew Tate in July.

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The Tucker Carlson Network features both old interviews that Carlson posted to his X account when they first released and a variety of new interviews, including those featuring country music star Kid Rock and UFC President Dana White. The platform also has features and shows locked behind a paywall, including something called “Ask Tucker,” where users can ask the host for personal advice.

Those who wish to subscribe to The Tucker Carlson Network to access everything it has to offer can do so on a monthly or annual basis. A monthly membership costs $9 a month, while an annual membership will cost $72 a year (or $6 a month).