Murray: It is ‘frightening’ if Tucker Carlson is correct about NSA allegations

If Tucker Carlson is right about his allegations the NSA is spying on him then “that is frightening,” says Sky News host Paul Murray.

The Fox News host recently suggested on air the National Security Agency may be monitoring his electronic communications, saying a whistleblower “repeated back to us information about a story that we are working on”.

According to Mr Carlson, the information could have “only come directly from my texts and emails” and there’s “no other possible source for that information”.

The NSA has since released a statement denying the allegations, insisting Tucker Carlson has “never been an intelligence target” of the Agency and the NSA has “never had any plans to try to take his program off the air.”
If Tucker Carlson is right about his allegations the NSA is spying on him then “that is frightening,” says Sky News host Paul Murray.

The Fox News host recently suggested on air the National Security Agency may be monitoring his electronic communications, saying a whistleblower “repeated back to us information about a story that we are working on”.

According to Mr Carlson, the information could have “only come directly from my texts and emails” and there’s “no other possible source for that information”.

The NSA has since released a statement denying the allegations, insisting Tucker Carlson has “never been an intelligence target” of the Agency and the NSA has “never had any plans to try to take his program off the air.”

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