Stephen Colbert Mocks Tucker Carlson's New Streaming Service

Colbert Registers Similar Domain Name, Directs Visitors to Charity Donation Sites

Tucker Carlson, former Fox News host, has launched his own streaming service, Tucker Carlson Network, which costs $9 a month.
The service promises exclusive content, including interviews with controversial figures such as Kid Rock, Martin Shkreli, Alex Jones, and RFK Jr.
Stephen Colbert, host of 'The Late Show', has mocked Carlson's new venture, suggesting that for $0 a month, people can choose not to watch Tucker Carlson.
Colbert also registered a domain name similar to Carlson's, directing visitors to a page featuring a caricature of Carlson and links to donation sites for the Human Rights Campaign and World Central Kitchen.
Carlson was fired from Fox News in April and has since been hosting a show on the platform formerly known as Twitter.