Tommy Vitor

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4,356 appearances 16 recordings 3 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 7 Jul

Tommy Vitor’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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I mean, not just to like sort of regular viewers, but I think to, you know, like conservative intellectuals like that show, like you could actually like read like a Ross Douthat column.
about a Tucker Carlson monologue.
Like you would never get that about, you know, a Sean Hannity monologue or a Laura Ingraham monologue.
Like it was just, it was operating at like a higher level.
He cared about the writing in a way that, you know, I think very few others did.
And, you know, and that was new.
I mean, I think for a lot of his cable news career, after he left magazine journalism, I don't think he sort of spent a lot of time writing when he was at CNN, CNN, MSNBC, but he, he really treated that monologue.
Like he would have like a magazine piece earlier, you know, even the way he talked about it, like, you know, he would say, he would say like, I'm filing it to like his producers.
Um,
It was just a different mentality.
Yeah, yeah.
No, and I mean, that's not a coincidence.
I mean, I think like one, I mean, one of the things I like.
doing with this book was sort of introducing people to Tucker who maybe only know him since, you know, he had his Fox primetime show kind of the, the things about him that they probably were not aware of.
You know, one of them is like, you know, he, he kind of discovered Rachel Maddow.
Like he was the one who brought her to MSNBC.
When he was on MSNBC, like he needed an intelligent debate partner and he want Maddow was a, I think a air America host at that point.
He saw her audition tape.
He wanted her to come on.
The execs did not want her.
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