Hurricanes are "scams," according to faux news host Tucker Carlson.
"You hate to hype hurricanes, because it's just a staple of TV and everyone is on to the scam," he said on Fox last night.
Oh, except for Hurricane Ian — that's a different story. "But there's a legitimately large hurricane barreling toward the gulf coast of Florida tonight." Mm-hmm, and barreling right towards his own $2.9 million house on Florida's Gasparilla Island. Suddenly it's no longer a scam.
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