Tucker Carlson is one of the few people in the U.S. media who connects the dots on Ukraine, or anything else. From Martin Jay at strategic-culture.org:
His refusal to do the normal stenography like so many U.S. journalists on covering the war in Ukraine has made Carlson really stand out.
It’s been a difficult period for media tycoon Rupert Murdoch. In April he had to shell out almost 800 million dollars in a lawsuit brought about by a company which makes vote counting machines against Fox, which wrongly reported their performance in the 2020 U.S. presidential elections.
In the same month, he might have thought that firing Tucker Carlson at Fox might be trivial in comparison. The reasons given at the time were certainly false, apparently based on an inflammatory text he had sent showing his dismay at how an ANTIFA kid was being beaten by three white males where it is portrayed that he is routing for the Trump mob to kill the victim.
The real reason why Carlson was fired was simply because of his on-screen rants about the Ukraine war where he simply does what any god-fearing American journalist should do: ask difficult questions and take a very cynical view of the narrative being presented. And one particular diatribe, in particular, which attacked BlackRock and its ESG investments. It is rarely noted, but it is widely known, that BlackRock has substantial investment in Fox News. And if that wasn’t a big enough headache for Murdoch, BlackRock also has huge investment in Ukraine.
STRAIGHT LINE LOGIC 
Fun trivia-They already have a central bank in place because they love the Ukes.
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