Seth Meyers Hits Tucker Carlson With A Career Alternative And A Spot-On Impression
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The "Late Night" comedian nailed the Fox News personality's scaremongering delivery -- and his network's contradictory take on COVID-19 vaccine mandates.
Seth Meyers had some job advice for Tucker Carlson on Monday night.
The “Late Night” comedian noted how Carlson and his colleagues at Fox News have scaremongered against President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 vaccine mandates, even though the conservative network’s own poll shows majority support for them.
“I will say this, though: If cable news ever gets boring for Tucker, he’d make a hell of an improviser because my man knows how to heighten,” said Meyers.
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