Anti-Defamation League Slams Tucker Carlson, Tells Advertisers To ‘Choose A Side’
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“Choose to pause or even pull your ads," urged ADL National Director Jonathan Greenblatt.
The Anti-Defamation League is calling on advertisers to “choose a side” when it comes to buying spots on social media, “problematic programs” and “networks that don’t respect all people or that repeat baseless conspiracies that endanger all of us.” ADL National Director Jonathan Greenblatt, in a speech Tuesday to the World Federation of Advertisers, singled out Fox News’ Tucker Carlson for particular scorn following Carlson’s recent pushing of the white supremacist “great replacement” conspiracy theory. Carlson earlier this month suggested Democrats are trying to replace the electorate with “more obedient voters from the Third World.”
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