After Tucker Carlson announced Tuesday that his show would soon be returning on Twitter, CNN released a report calling Carlson a ‘right wing extremist.’

The report was from Oliver Darcy, who used to work for the Daily Caller and The Blaze, before joining CNN and becoming a voice for the far left.

Tucker Carlson is many things, but a right wing extremist is not one of them.

See the CNN report below:

Tucker Carlson announces plans to relaunch his show on Twitter

Right-wing extremist Tucker Carlson announced Tuesday that he will relaunch his program on Twitter, which he praised as the only remaining large free-speech platform in the world after Fox News fired him late last month.

Carlson made the announcement in a video posted to the social media website, which Elon Musk acquired last year. Twitter has devolved in recent months into a chaotic platform where the traditional press has come under assault from the billionaire.

“Speech is the fundamental pre-requisite for democracy. That’s why it was enshrined in the first of our Constitutional amendments,” Carlson said. “Amazingly, as of tonight, there are not that many platforms left that allow free speech. The last big one remaining … is Twitter, where we are now.”

CNN included the wording in their tweet and got roasted on Twitter:

Right-wing extremist Tucker Carlson will relaunch his program on Twitter, a platform he praised as the only remaining large free-speech platform in the world after Fox News fired him late last month. https://t.co/QwlHtYvlDB

— CNN (@CNN) May 9, 2023

Here are some of the responses:

CNN: “Right-wing extremist” = anyone who doesn’t automatically believe whatever the Biden Admin tells us

— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) May 9, 2023

Leftwing CNN will remain in ratings purgatory as "right-wing extremist" Tucker Carlson obliterates them.

— JWF (@JammieWF) May 9, 2023

pic.twitter.com/mcV3ae0A2L

— Mostly Peaceful Memes (@MostlyPeacefull) May 9, 2023

You guys sound jealous pic.twitter.com/0YczWukRBQ

— Mostly Peaceful Memes (@MostlyPeacefull) May 9, 2023

Nice headline from radical Marxist extremist network https://t.co/jILXDKPbNE

— Rob Schmitt (@SchmittNYC) May 10, 2023

“News network” @cnn refers to @TuckerCarlson as a “right-wing extremist”.

No one will mourn you when you go under, CNN. https://t.co/r9W1TXzoZ2 pic.twitter.com/lSqVGLDWr7

— Viva Frei (@thevivafrei) May 9, 2023

The Journalism industry deserves its demise https://t.co/lhhY2fvrfo

— Ahmed Al Assliken (@assliken) May 9, 2023

CNN weighs on in extremism. https://t.co/w6HyEttWhp pic.twitter.com/n9wG21O8fo

— Jake Stull (@PoliticsInChief) May 9, 2023

Right on schedule. The left is losing their ever-loving minds because they know what him coming to Twitter means https://t.co/JNl8mYaHKt

— Joe McWopSki (@LakesFirearmsTr) May 9, 2023

CNN is just sad.

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Democrat Senator Dianne Feinstein will finally return to the senate after a 3-month absence due to health problems.

Dianne Feinstein’s absence from the Senate held up Joe Biden’s judicial confirmations.

Feinstein, 89, has been MIA since she was hospitalized for shingles in March.

The California senator’s absence from the Senate Judiciary Committee had the panel deadlocked at 10-10.

Feinstein has missed 91 floor votes.

The Democrats tried to temporarily replace Feinstein but GOP lawmakers blocked their efforts.

Feinstein will cast a vote on Wednesday according to her spox.

NBC News reported:

Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., is returning to the Senate after a nearly three-month absence due to health problems, a spokesperson said.

Feinstein is expected to cast a vote Wednesday — her first recorded vote since Feb. 16 — after having missed 91 floor votes while she recovered from shingles, according to an NBC News tally.

With Democrats holding just a single-seat advantage in the Senate, Feinstein’s absence complicated her party’s efforts to confirm some of President Joe Biden’s nominees. Her absence was most pronounced on the Judiciary Committee, where an 11-10 majority became a 10-10 stalemate — frustrating Democratic efforts to confirm some judges and scuttling any plans to issue subpoenas on party-line votes.

Feinstein later disputed that her absence had in any way limited the number of nominees advanced by the committee.

“There has been no slowdown,” Feinstein wrote in a statement last week after the Judiciary Committee advanced seven less controversial nominees on a bipartisan basis. “I’m confident that when I return to the Senate, we will be able to move the remaining qualified nominees out of committee quickly and to the Senate floor for a vote.”

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