BREAKING: Fox News producer caught on tape saying Tucker Carlson was ‘ousted’ as part of Dominion settlement, network beholden to Pfizer, big tech money

Langille stated that the lawsuit with Dominion Voting Systems, which Fox settled for $744 million, was a big component of why Carlson was "ousted."

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"They gave him money, part of it–they say it wasn't part of it–but we're learning that Tucker getting fired was part of that," Langille said.

"He did things that cost [the company] a lot of money," Languille said. Among them were Carlson's attempts to expose Ray Epps over the Capitol riot of January 6, 2021, as well as there being a substantial number of advertisers that would not advertise in the 8 o'clock hour.

Big pharma, as well, was also mentioned. Langille told the undercover OMG journalist that “When it’s corporate media you’re beholden to advertisers ... we take money from Pfizer." O'Keefe called Langille after the undercover operation, only to have Langille deny it what he said about Pfizer, insisting that he did not work in advertising.

The video shows Langille discussing former Biden White House employee Michael La Rosa, whose consulting firm worked for Dominion. "Someone who worked for the Biden White House was literally crafting the message for Dominion," he said. Then he laid out the connections.

"So he left working for Jill Biden," Langille said, "to start this PR firm or work for this firm, whose sole client was Dominion, doing their comms. It's like, right from the White House, to go work for Dominion. So it's like when you know those little moving parts, you're like 'everyone's shady.' Left the White House to literally go take down the news outlet that was being unfavorable to his boss."

According to the video from OMG, straight from the mouth of Langille, Tucker Carlson's fire was basically a takedown performed by Dominion Voting Systems.

Carlson was a thorn in the side of the White House, and asked questions that no one else in the prime time, mainstream news outlet were really interested–or perhaps just not daring enough–to ask.