Why won't Fox News report THIS Tucker Carlson story?

Tucker Carlson hasn’t skipped a beat since Fox made the perhaps not-so-smart decision to let him go.

Since his departure, he's interviewed a range of Republican presidential candidates at the Blaze Media Summit, met with big names like Devon Archer and Andrew Tate, and now is the subject of a new book called “Tucker,” authored by Chadwick Moore of the Spectator.

Tucker’s influence is only continuing to grow; some even say “he’s the most important and influential voice in American politics today.”

But there’s a lot more to Tucker than most realize.

For example, many are perhaps unaware that he is in the midst of what Glenn Beck calls “a spiritual awakening.”

And while “there’s no dogma behind it,” says Glenn, he’s “reading the Bible every day and praying … every day.”

Moore, who spent over 100 hours with Tucker while writing the book, confirms that he “is very spiritual without having overt theocratic language” and goes to great lengths to “humble himself and to remind himself that he is not God.”

One can’t help but wonder if this newfound spirituality is at least partially to blame for Fox’s sudden and unexpected dismissal.

“In the end with me,” Glenn says, “one of the things that Fox was very clear about was [to] stop talking about God, and at the end with Tucker,” he talked “more and more about what’s happening in spiritual terms.”

“Do you think that played a role in his exit?” Glenn asks.

Moore admits that “talk of God and Christianity really freaks out the Murdochs,” who own Fox News, “so that certainly could have contributed to it.”

To hear more about off-screen Tucker Carlson, his spiritual awakening, and his departure from Fox News, watch the clip below.

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