Watch Tucker Carlson Call Guest ‘F–ing Annoying’ in Leaked Segment (Video)
FILE-- Tucker Carlson of Fox News. The footage of an unaired segment of "Tucker Carlson Tonight" where host Tucker Carlson calls Dutch historian Rutger Bregman “f—ing annoying” has been leaked.
FILE-- Tucker Carlson of Fox News. The footage of an unaired segment of "Tucker Carlson Tonight" where host Tucker Carlson calls Dutch historian Rutger Bregman “f—ing annoying” has been leaked.
Photo: Associated Press File Photo
Photo: Associated Press File Photo
FILE-- Tucker Carlson of Fox News. The footage of an unaired segment of "Tucker Carlson Tonight" where host Tucker Carlson calls Dutch historian Rutger Bregman “f—ing annoying” has been leaked.
FILE-- Tucker Carlson of Fox News. The footage of an unaired segment of "Tucker Carlson Tonight" where host Tucker Carlson calls Dutch historian Rutger Bregman “f—ing annoying” has been leaked.
Photo: Associated Press File Photo
Watch Tucker Carlson Call Guest ‘F–ing Annoying’ in Leaked Segment (Video)
The footage of an unaired segment of “Tucker Carlson Tonight” where host Tucker Carlson calls Dutch historian Rutger Bregman “f—ing annoying” has been leaked. The satellite studio footage, which was obtained by NowThisNews, shows the Fox News host losing his temper after Bregman accused him of taking dirty money from conservative billionaires including Rupert Murdoch and the Koch brothers.
Last Wednesday, Bregman accused Carlson of swearing at him during the pre-recorded interview for the show that the network had chosen not to air.
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iOS 13 will finally fix of one of the most annoying things about the iPhone
Apple’s next-gen iPhone lineup will likely have a few nice surprises in store for us, but believe it or not, I’m actually more excited about the release of iOS 13. As you may remember, a number of high-profile bugs and system performance issues in 2017 and 2018 prompted Apple to scale back a number of its more ambitious iOS features when rolling out iOS 12. As a result, iOS 12 was something of a Snow Leopard release to the extent that its main selling points centered on behind-the-scenes improvements such as more efficient battery life.
That’s all well and good, and if we’re being honest, sometimes its necessary for Apple to pump the brakes a little bit and focus on polishing existing features as opposed to rolling out new ones at breakneck speed. That said, Apple has had more than enough time to really add some shine to whatever features it was initially planning to introduce with iOS 12, which is why iOS 13 is definitely worth getting excited about.
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While a handful of the more intriguing iOS 13 features have already leaked — with a redesigned home screen and a new dark mode being two prime examples — the reality is that much of what Apple has planned with iOS 13 remains a well-kept secret, at least for now.
Still, there’s only so much Apple can do to keep upcoming features and design tweaks under wraps. That said, there’s a new iOS 13 rumor which, if it pans out, should certainly improve the overall user experience.
Citing an anonymous source, Max Weinbach took to Twitter yesterday and revealed that Apple is finally planning on fixing one of the more annoying aspects of the iPhone. Specifically, Weinbach notes that the pesky and obtrusive volume HUD we’ve all grown to hate will be nothing but a distant memory once Apple drops iOS 13.
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Android users will likely scoff — and understandably so — at folks who get excited about something as seemingly trivial as this, but for longtime iOS users, it’s definitely something to look forward to.
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How to answer the 7 most annoying job interview questions (and spot 2 that are illegal to ask)
You can never be too prepared for a job interview. Doing the all the right things before the big day can still leave room for surprises, especially if your interviewers have a few tricky questions up their sleeves.
While some hiring managers prefer to call them "advanced" interview questions, job candidates view them as "annoying" or "frustrating," often because they are poorly worded, have no right or wrong answer or just seem irrelevant. Whatever the reason, chances are that you'll get caught in one.
Here are seven examples of the most annoying — and commonly asked — interview questions, along with tips on how to answer them with ease and intelligence.
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