Tucker, the biography of the former Fox News host Tucker Carlson, got off to a slow start in its first week available.
According to numbers produced by Publisher’s Weekly, Tucker sold just over 3,200 copies in its first week. That number ranks it as the 15th best-selling hardcover non-fiction book of the week.
In rankings from Amazon, the book was the 57th best-selling biography of the week, while the digital version did not reach the Kindle top 100.
Additionally, the book did not make The New York Times bestseller list.
The biography, written by Chadwick Moore, received much fanfare as Carlson was unceremoniously fired by Fox News as the story was being completed. Moore subsequently reported he had been told by several informants that Carlson’s exit was agreed upon as part of the network’s settlement with Dominion Voting Systems. Fox News has continually denied the allegations.
Moore, who was a somewhat regular guest on Carlson’s Fox News program as well as other shows on the network, claims he has since been “banned” from appear
