Darrell Castle talks about the recent firing of Tucker Carlson from his program at Fox News as well as the announcement of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. as a candidate for President of the United States in 2024. Is there a connection and do they have anything in common.

TUCKER CARLSON AND ROBERT F. KENNEDY, JR.

Hello, this is Darrell Castle with today’s Castle Report. This is Friday the 5th day of May in the year of our Lord 2023. I will be talking about the recent firing of Tucker Carlson from his program at Fox News as well as the announcement of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. (RFK) that he would be a candidate for the Democrat nomination for President of the United States in 2024. Is there a connection and do they have anything in common.

There is a common thread that runs between the two of them although they appear to be on opposite sides of the political spectrum. Tucker was fired because he had the audacity to present the big topics to the American people. The topics he presented will define the American future but they are simply not permitted to be discussed by the American media. There are other supposed reasons coming from Fox but I believe that is the real reason.

The two men seem to have developed an interest in some of the same topics such as war, civil liberties, artificial intelligence, and other emerging sciences, the COVID and especially the vaccine controversy, corporate power, and the merger of corporate and government power. Tucker’s firing was a shock because he was by far the Fox Network’s biggest star and biggest draw with an average viewership of 3.7 million per episode.

He was also close to Donald Trump and was able to interview him on his show. Getting rid of him is sure to anger Trump supporters which presumably is the base of Fox viewership. Why then, would businesspeople do something that was antibusiness and sure to lose ratings and money for their company. Why then, was he fired? The answer is simple and obvious, he raised issues and gave voice to people you aren’t allowed to mention. For example, he interviewed RFK, and he said he had information from an inside source that told him the CIA was involved in the assassination of President Kennedy.

When you take on the CIA you are playing with fire and placing yourself literally and figuratively in the crosshairs. He has the CIA in common with RFK who is no friend of that organization. In his book RFK says that a CIA assassin fired a bullet into his father’s head. In his speech announcing his candidacy he told the story of how the CIA lied to his uncle about the Bay of Pigs and how the President said he was going to break that organization into a thousand pieces and scatter them to the four winds.

The word is obviously out to the national media to give RFK what Deputy Barney Fife of the Andy Griffith Show used to call the big freeze. In other words, he is persona non grata and should never be mentioned in public. He is a non-entity, or one who does not exist. The trouble with that position is that he obviously does exist and Tucker had him on his show after his announcement. To this day Tucker is the only one to have interviewed him or acknowledged him in any way as far as I can tell.

That is even though RFK is a Kennedy which is about as close to Democrat Royalty as it gets. One might think that his announcement would at least be acknowledged but no the media and the Democrat Party serve a different master today than it did in 1963 and 1968. Soon after his announcement I heard one of the talking heads on MSNBC say that lunatic anti-vaxxer Robert Kennedy, Jr. had announced that he was seeking the nomination. That is the tactic then, to just denigrate and malign him if he is mentioned at all. The idea is that if the defamation is mentioned often enough people will start to accept it internally as fact.

RFK is probably best known for his attacks on the COVID vaccines and although his work and his book “The Real Anthony Fauci” have...