Podbit · The Tucker Carlson Show
Tucker Carlson noted that every Salem Media property uniformly calls him an antisemite and promotes continued war with Iran. With Parscale's FARA filing explicitly naming Salem as a distribution channel, the uniformity stops looking organic and starts looking like a paid operation.
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With the FARA documents in hand, Bruesewitz turns to Parscale's own website, clocktowerx.com, which reads like a foreign influence operation's brochure: 'narrative infrastructure — the system already shapes what people believe, we help determine who prevails.' The site claims $2 billion-plus in 'influenced outcomes,' deployment in 10+ countries, and services including 'influencer ecosystems: managed networks that amplify narratives through credible distributed voices.' Tucker connects this to what he has personally observed: every Salem Media property — Josh Hammer, Larry Elder, Hugh Hewitt, and others — uniformly pushes the same pro-war, anti-Tucker message. [1] — Tucker Carlson "Tucker Carlson noted that every Salem Media property uniformly calls him an antisemite and promotes continued war with Iran. With Parscale'…" 50:32 He asks rhetorically whether they all happened to be crazy in exactly the same way, or whether there's more to it. Bruesewitz identifies an account called Iyel Yakobi who has tweeted about Tucker approximately 1,200 times in 8 months — consistently negative — and notes he has been paid for at least some of his tweets without full disclosure.
Bruesewitz confirms that foreign influence money flows into the U.S. political ecosystem from multiple countries simultaneously — Israel, Qatar, Russia, Ukraine. His position: any foreign-funded advocacy requires disclosure, regardless of which country or which side it benefits.
Parscale's company website at clocktowerx.com openly sells 'influencer ecosystems: managed networks that amplify narratives through credible distributed voices,' claims $2 billion-plus in influenced outcomes, and boasts deployment in 10+ countries. The site even says: 'If you've heard about our work, it wasn't ours.'
Brad Parscale's company website, clocktowerx.com, claims $2 billion-plus in 'influenced outcomes' and operates in 10+ countries.
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