'We need your voice': Kari Lake begs Tucker Carlson to 'break the terms' of his Fox News contract

Failed Arizona Republican gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake appeared on Tuesday's edition of The Balance and issued a desperate on-air plea to former Fox News host Tucker Carlson, who was recently fired in the wake of Fox's $787.5 million settlement with Dominion Voting Systems.

Lake, who still insists that she won last year's race which she lost to Democrat Katie Hobbs, asked Carlson to join her election-denying crusade.

"I worry. I don't know what Tucker's deal is. But I worry that he might still be under contract and they're literally going to be paying him ten, twenty, thirty million a year to just sit there and be quiet. We can't afford to have Tucker Carlson's voice silenced for a year and a half," Lake said.

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"I don't know if Tucker's listening to this, but if he happens to hear it, I beg you, Tucker Carlson, to speak out. Break the terms of that contract. We need your voice over the next year and a half to save our country," Lake groveled.

"And if you get sued by your former employer, we will help create a defense fund to help you fight that lawsuit," Lake added. "We need your voice. We need every American's voice who cares about this country in the next year and a half to save our Constitution and to save our country."

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