Conservative media personality Tucker Carlson is no longer on the air at the Fox News Channel — and apparently, his documentary about tyranny in Canada won't be released.

The Canadian Press reported the documentary had been slated for release on Monday. But according to the outlet, a Fox spokesperson noted "there are no further episodes of Tucker Carlson Originals running" on Fox Nation.

But various other "Tucker Carlson Originals" documentaries currently remain available to view on the Fox Nation streaming service.

A preview of the Canada-focused documentary is still posted on the Fox News YouTube channel. "But what if tyranny arrived right next door? What would that look like? And what would our government do in response?" Carlson asked. He then asked whether the U.S. would "liberate the people living under authoritarian rule as we have around the world?"

A first look at 'Tucker Carlson Originals: O, Canada!'www.youtube.com

Fox News Media issued a surprise press release announcing the sudden split on Monday last week, and the channel's 8 p.m. ratings fell significantly without Carlson in the slot. Some people responded to the news of the split by canceling their Fox Nation subscriptions.

Carlson posted a video to Twitter on Wednesday that has garnered more than 23 million views so far.

"When honest people say what's true ... they become powerful," Carlson said, adding that "liars" attempting to "silence them" get "weaker."

"True things prevail," he said.

Many conservatives have expressed their support for Carlson.

"@TuckerCarlson’s star is only going to shine brighter and stronger than ever. We love you, Tucker!" GOP Rep. Lauren Boebert of Colorado tweeted last week.

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