The Wall Street Journal reported: "Tucker Carlson Network went live on Monday and costs $9 a month.

Tucker Carlson launched his own streaming service, the former Fox News host's official foray into paid content after months of posting videos on X."

Following Carlson's firing from Fox News, the world has watched their favorite conservative pundit share groundbreaking interviews on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter. In a mix of excitement and backlash, users are responding to the news of his new streaming service.

In a statement, Tucker Carlson's camp wrote, "TUCKER CARLSON IS BACK, LAUNCHING NEW VIDEO SERVICE CALLED TUCKER CARLSON NETWORK

Carlson to host multiple new shows that include long form interviews, commentaries, news reporting and in-depth investigations.

December 11, 2023 - Tucker Carlson Network, a new video subscription service officially launched at TuckerCarlson.com, announced Tucker Carlson, Neil Patel, and Justin Wells. Patel is the company's CEO running business operations. Wells is President and oversees all programming and content.

In making the announcemennt, Carlson stated, "News coverage in the West has become a tool of repression. Reporters no longer reveal essential information to the public; they work to hide it. We plan to tell the truth about things that matter - clearly and without fear."

Beginning today, Tucker Carlson Network (TCN) will be home to multiple new programs. Access to both free ad-supported and paid premium video content will continue to be available on X. We look forward to continuing that relationship but also providing people with even more video content through Tucker Carlson Network.

More details are available at TuckerCarlson.com."