Credit: Tucker Carlson Youtube screenshot Tucker Carlson caused a stir in a recent interview that may cause some Americans to do a double take on the vehicles they are driving. During an interview with automotive designer and internet personality Casey Putsch last week, Tucker mentioned that he is a lifelong fan of Chevrolet trucks but felt he had to “immediately” sell his latest one after spotting a disturbing message on the car’s dashboard. “I bought a truck last year…A Chevy truck, which I’ve always had, and I was at a gas station, he said. “And all of a sudden at a gas station, it says, ‘Stop, we’re downloading information from the internet.’” “While you were driving?” Putsch asked. “No, I was stopped,” Tucker replied. “I…
Click here to read the full article at The Gateway Pundit.

The Gateway Pundit
Founded in 2004 The Gateway Pundit is an online news publication consisting of news, commentary and analysis. Located in America's Heartland, TGP focuses on topics Heartland Americans care about. Since its founding, TGP has grown as many Americans turn to digital news sources and as many Americans continue to lose trust in the purportedly unbiased nature of older newspapers and networks, TGP is addressing this gap as a trusted news source for the stories and views that are largely untold or ignored by traditional news outlets.
The views and opinions expressed by The Gateway Pundit are not necessarily (but probably are) those of The Chariton Beacon.
Related Stories
Latest Articles
Upcoming Activities
- Apr 18Apr 18 - Apr 21
NO SCHOOL-Easter Break
- Apr 18Apr 18 - Apr 21
SPRING BREAK-NO SCHOOL
- Apr 18Apr 18 - Apr 21
Easter Break – No School
- Apr 21
- Apr 21Apr 21
No GRTS