liberal media, i may be back here monday. if fox let's make him a have a great weekend. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight, earlier this week, kathy griffin released a video of herself posing with a bloodied mannequin had made up to look like president trump, nobody thought it was funny. as performance art, it was lame, least creative stunt of the week by far. as a political statement it didn't make any sense but it did have the effect of briefly making her famous again and that was likely the whole point. today, she elbowed her way back into the news cycle holding a press conference with celebrity misery chaser lisa bloom, here's part of what she said. >> that apology absolutely

stands. i feel horrible. i have performed in war zones, the idea that that people think of this tragedy is horrifying and it's horrible. if i could redo the whole thing, i would've had a blowup doll and no catch up. i'm gonna make fun of the president and i'm going to make fun of him more now, more. i'm not afraid of donald trump, he's a bully. i've dealt with older white guys trying to keep me down my whole life, my whole career. i just wanted to say, if you don't stand up, you get run ove over. what's happening to me has never happened ever in the history of this great country. a sitting president of the united states and his grown children and the first lady are personally i feel personally trying to ruin my life forever. if this is america, you shouldn't have to die for it. the death threats that i'm getting are constant and they

are detailed and they are serious and they are specific. today it's me, tomorrow it could be you. i don't think i will have a career after the spirit of i'm going to be honest, he broke me. and i was like this isn't right, it's not right. there's a bunch of old white guys trying to silence me and i'm just here to say that's wrong. >> tucker: that's unbelievable, where to begin. she isn't particularly talented or amusing, it's disproportionate for all of us to keep so much attention on someone who probably shouldn't be famous in the first place, why are we doing this segment? whether she realizes it or not and i bet she has no idea, she is an important figure in american life and that she's the perfect embodiment of what the modern left beliefs. consider carefully what she said today. she publicly fantasizes violently about murdering the president yet she holds a press conference to announce she's the

one who has been wronged. trump and his family bullied her, so have unnamed older white guys who have oppressed her despite giving her a series of very high paying jobs. in other words, she is the real victim here. of course she is, liberals are always the victims. being the victim is virtually what it means to be a member of the progress of america. it has more benefits than aaa and its free commitments ever having to say you're sorry, it means being right even when you're wrong. victimhood is modern equivalent of holiness, that's why liberals will say almost anything no matter how ludicrous to get it. remember when president obama the most powerful human being in history use to imply that he was somehow the victim of racial bias? did you catch hillary clinton the other day a month so rich and pampered and she hasn't driven her own car in 30 years complain that sexism prevented her from becoming rich and even more pampered spirit overpaid a sports fingers make this claim

all the time, now even third-rate unfunny comedians. we see a trend because there is one. if the most powerful and richest people on the planet can be victims, who can't be a victim? the most remarkable thing about victimhood as it allows the alleged victims to commit to the very offenses there complaining about. they will crush a bible club at a school bill never even been to and then tell you that other people's beliefs oppressed them. they will take over a college campus forcing spineless administrators to enact every one of their demands and then claimed to be powerless victims of a climate of racism. the they will conduct a nation wide witch christian small businesses if they don't shut them down, they will throw illiterate refugees into cash-strapped public schools and call you a bigot for questioning it. of course, they will fly private

even as they berate you for destroying the world with your suvs. it used to be the point of running a countries to make things better for the people who live there. now the goal it's almost explicit is to achieve moral superiority over the population often while making their lives worse. it's quite a trick and victimhood makes it possible. ann coulter is a writer and thinker nobodies victim, she's also about twice as funny as kathy griffin and she joins us now. victimhood is a magical elixir that makes any kind of behavior possible, it's the perfect tool. >> that was the theme of my book guilty how victims have turned themselves into the aggressors and create other victims. victims of the biggest bullies in the countries now, they have to leap out ahead and a defense first win. it's gotten so much more extreme particularly with trump,

particularly with global warmin warming. it's become this druidic whole religion of the left. i love seeing the clips from the press conference, none of the networks showed, fox news carried it life. >> tucker: part of it was you couldn't turn away, it had a car crash quality to it. it was so revealing of a mindset in a world of you and lisa bloom standing behind her because her mom wasn't available i guess. she betrayed no sense of self-consciousness at a news conference to apologize for this act of rhetorical violence, she's sweeping about herself. >> this is the first time anyone's been attacked by a president, maybe she's never heard about paula jones, linda tripp, of course people have been attacked by the white house. i don't think it's an attack for

trump to comment that his 10-year-old son has seen that disgusting image and she was so smug and thought it was so funny. it >> tucker: one of our favorite reporters here, he got surveilled by the last administration. the person i felt saddest for was kathy griffin's mom. apparently she has a mom and she's not in step with her daughter, here's what she'd said about her at the press conference. >> fox news ain't got nothing on me, although i think you should know my mother is not speaking with me because she's in love with tucker carlson. i'm even in trouble with my mother, don't worry, everyone hates me. >> tucker: do you think that's a real reason her mother isn't speaking to her? >> i couldn't hear that. >> tucker: she said her mom watches this show and it's made her so mad. >> everyone watches your show, how about that? >> tucker: imagine if you were kathy griffin's parents -- i don't want to be made, someone

around kathy griffin. you're a good person, i like you, don't continue to humiliate yourself in public. >> we were all wondering, now we see there's a whole video of it photographers, makeup artist, there is no one to say this isn't a good idea? it's not funny, it's really disgusting, we have actual beheadings going on, not only around the world, we always hear about them in syria -- who pioneered videotaping beheadings went on our southern border, but we can talk about that. the left has -- we need a new word for orwellian. >> tucker: its lack of self-awareness, here's the example it's been jumping out all day. president trump announces america's withdrawal for the paris agreement. fire alarms likely went off and the studios, here's a representative selection of what happened, watch. >> what happened yesterday on

the climate issue is an embarrassment to our country and it should be an embarrassment to him personally for how he answers to his grandchildren. >> people are going to die, habitat will be destroyed, seas will rise, insects will spread to predict >> we haven't had a president this psychologically troubled since richard nixon. >> tucker: none of them have it bothered to explain what's in the paris deal, the single greatest threat this planet has ever faced, their dead serious about that. can we really be to ensure that these people take carbon emissions seriously? we compared what they say to how they live. the rule being don't listen, watch, it's always much more revealing. richard branson says fossil fuels are dangerous, on the

other hand he owns a private jet commit burns more fuel on a single flight to maui then you're going to go through in a lifetime of trips to the shore. elon musk is mad about global warming, he flies around in a gulfstream g650 e.r. bill gates says he's deeply concerned but he still commutes to the $62 million bombardier global express. can you imagine the gas mileage that gets? leonardo dicaprio says that threatens both the livability of our planets but he flew a private jet 4,000 miles from canon france in new york. hillary clinton said the historic mistake leaves american workers and their families behind, and yet speaking of workers and their families, there probably weren't a lot of those on board last year when she used a private jet to fly 2d to nantucket for a critical fundraiser. on the very same day today that

a new email was revealed showing she once requested a separate private plane for michelle obama to fly to betty ford's funeral. there is the former president barack obama who never seems to get the credit, the awesome hypocrisy he displays so deserves. he told us just yesterday that trump's refusal to take co2 emissions seriously could crush future generations and yet here's some what if he has done in january. on the day he left office, he took a marine helicopter to a government owned 747. he flew that across the country to palm springs, california. after a few days of relaxing and 11,000 square-foot mansion, can you imagine the air conditioning required for that? he flew on richard branson's private plane to the caribbean, then he got on a private boat and left on a private jet, took another private jet to tahiti in french polynesia. after that trip wrapped up, he took another private jet to milan for a 14 car caravan where

he spoke about global warming. how much do any of these people really care about carbon emissions, and colder? , and coulter? >> it isn't like the adhocracy conservatives are caught with, we know we are all sinners, these things you can't say, i slipped. >> tucker: will the television gets caught doing something immoral, there's a recognition. >> this would be like a christian conservative running a brothel. spoon in the not apologizing for it. i bought brothel out says to make it okay. >> we've been told since 1992 that if we don't instantly come of the planet will be in a catastrophe, it will be over. how long ago was that the movie, the day after tomorrow? that has to at least be a decade

old when he was hiding at the new york public library. we didn't do any of this stuff. of 30 years with al gore, ten years from the day after tomorrow, nothing ever seems to happen. that's why lots of us in america don't believe this. >> tucker: they don't believe it either. i'm not questioning climate science, i'm merely saying if you tell us that emissions are destroying the world and you're flying a private jet, it's not about co2 emissions for you, what is it really about? >> power, control, keeping the little people down. as part of their religion because they don't have a real religion. >> tucker: i'm beginning to think you're right. >> for those of you who follow my twitter feed closely you know what i really care about donald trump building the wall but i was watching tv and it was so hilarious. it is a religion to them, he has challenged their religion.

>> tucker: he's an apostate and they want to burn him. thank you for that. the paris meltdown has everyone laughing, partisan trump is going to kill us all if he's not stopped immediately. also the nation of macedonia has decided that maryland has fewer people in the city of houston, hillary clinton said they have subverted an entire election, were getting to the bottom of that claim to not come over that claim to not come over getting on bp developed new, industry-leading software to monitor drilling operations in real-time, so our engineers can solve problems with the most precise data at their fingertips. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better.

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>> so much for america's leader of the free world, we are out of the paris climate the court. >> the media reaction is it's an extraordinary abdication of american leadership. >> right now, there said the united states is withdrawn from its leadership role because they know that it means a less stable world. >> tucker: the madness over the paris agreement consumes all in its path, thousands of celebrities and talking heads are all crying out at once. they know virtually nothing about, mark green is the former new york city public advocate, he's the founder of shadowing trump, that cabinet has been particularly unhappy about the paris pullout. this is not a democracy, trump is like a little spreading virus, he kills us or we stop him. i know you don't like trump. let's get specific rather than metaphorical.

lot of things you disagree with about trump, fine. the paris agreements that people are upset about right now, i'm just wondering why if you really care about co2 emissions you would back in agreement that doesn't hold a china or india to have the biggest polluters of the world to reducible submissions as the paris agreement doesn't, why would you be in favor of that? >> the u.n. realized after the kyoto agreement -- they decided with john kerry among them to have voluntary standards. how do you make sure that china lives up to its voluntary standards, or germany, or america, or russia? peer pressure around the world, they came up with an idea that is not about hypocrisy. and coulter's right, we are all sinners. on the one sign is donald trump talk about not knowing what's in the agreement is obviously a guy who was quite ill equipped, inexperienced and without knowledge about issues like thi

this. >> tucker: you've already made a mistake in characterizing the agreement i wonder how much you know. >> trump's statement in rose garden said this nonbinding agreement is so draconian -- which is at which mark is at coercive enter coney and on the other side, a majority of voters in every state according to frank luntz wants to stay in paris. >> tucker: you're not answering my question. everyone wants it, great. you're a smart guy, i want you to talk about the agreement itself. if i want you to tell me why if you're concerned, you think that's causing global warming, why you would back an agreement that does not require two of the biggest polluters in the world even voluntarily to reduce their co2 emissions until 2030, and allows china to continue using coal and ramping up its use for the next five years, why is that good?

>> you can't make the perfect the enemy of the good, something we would agree with in the abstract. the u.n. and the world can't have an entity that would challenge our sovereignty or china's sovereignty, so they came up with something that 194 nations, from kim jong il and to put in to george w. bush said is the best way to continue the acceleration of less carbon. >> tucker: that's not what it says. >> it says it's nonbinding. and every country sets its own standards. >> tucker: why it should we support something that doesn't even set voluntary limits on co2 emissions for china and india, and call that environmentalism? it's the opposite of environmentalism. >> all of our environmentalist, scientists. >> tucker: i'm not asking them. >> my view is identical to 98% of scientists, all world leaders

and the majority of voters. staying in paris would help reduce carbon over time it china, india, and america, all three have been the biggest carbon emitters in last few decades have said okay, we're not going to shut down our coal plants now, none of that is required as you know. >> tucker: you're going to increase coal usage in china come increase at greater >> peak coal in china, the charts as a tear up been that's what it say. >> tucker: my point is, you guys are selling this agreement come you're lying about what it says. it doesn't actually promise or even hold them to a nonbinding pledge they will reduce their co2 emissions even in the near future. why don't you just say that out loud? because that's true. it does require that he had states to do that. why? >> hold it. it requires the united states

it, you know that's wrong. >> tucker: it requires united states to pledge that we will do it in a nonbinding way. by the same criteria that will apply to india and china. if co2 itself is a poison as you believe it is, why would we get behind something that allows the biggest co2 emitter in the world to increase its co2 emissions? >> we would like to see less co2 in the atmosphere. >> tucker: you're dodging my question, why wouldn't you have an agreement that says we pledge to reduce it now, not a generation from now? >> we do pledge to start reducing it. they have said voluntarily that we are aiming to reduce carbon overtime. unlike you, i agree with the world scientists, businessmen, you can laugh. spoon i'm asking specific questions come you're appealing to people who aren't here to whose names you don't know, that's not an answer. >> hold it. the answer is with paris countries have a moral suasion to keep process.

>> tucker: he was a soviet scientist who substitutes a blizzard for science and one up with wrong conclusions but >> why do all scientists oppose yo you? it's great to see you. >> tucker: expects you're not dealing with facts. macedonia has 2 million people. hillary clinton is blaming them for election loss, were looking for this tiny republic subverted a superpower, stay tuned for the macedonia update. stressful days can lead to sleepless nights making you feel helpless. take control of your sleep with unisom® sleeptabs. you fall asleep 33% faster and wake up recharged

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>> tucker: the former yugoslav republican of macedonia is a small mountainous country in eastern europe, most people struggle to find it on the map let alone tell you anything about it, alexander the great was from there. according to hillary clinton, this tiny nation has destroyed america's democratic tradition. >> all these stories about guys in macedonia who are running these fake news sites. it's been quite a feat for nation of population smaller than houston, snaky macedonian hackers lay low the world's

mightiest superpower, to find out we send catherine to the macedonian embassy in d.c. >> were standing outside the embassy of the republic of macedonia, we want to get their take on what we thought about being blamed for hillary's loss in the election. it's a holy day of obligation, i guess the answer is no comment for now. after the embassy, the republic of macedonia is a lost cause, we decided to come to a balkan restaurant, there's nobody for macedonia there either. if we decide to hit the streets but >> what you think about hillary clinton blaming macedonia for the loss of the election? >> blaming macedonia, >> i think that's a scapegoat, i think there's a lot of different reasons. >> i don't follow all that. >> even you couldn't find a single macedonian and the district of columbia, coincidence or validity to hillary statements?

>> we hit the embassy, they were observing a holy day so none of the employees were around. we figured why not give the balkan restaurant a shot and that was a lost cause at also. at that point, i was just determined for answers and hungry, we figured why not just ask anybody that was in my way. >> did anybody know what were talking about where macedonia is, the language of macedonia, ? >> there were trump supporters, hillary supporters, there wasn't anything surprising about what they were saying, they seem to know was somewhat was going on. for those that didn't, i told them and they had an opinion after that. >> tucker: you are a beacon of truth in a dark city. thanks for joining us. we tracked down a representative from macedonia, president of united macedonian diaspora, and

he joins us now. it's a lot to take into to find out the date country with a noble history but a small source is single-handedly responsible for us for subverting american democracy. what is your reaction to senator clinton's remark the other day? >> macedonia is an important ally to the ad states, every time the u.s. has asked for support of the macedonia commits delivered in bosnia, kosovo, afghanistan, and iraq. it's absurd to believe that the macedonian students that are trying to make some extra cash by creating fake news sites from macedonia worthy cause or the downfall of a well-funded, well staffed campaign here in the u.s. >> tucker: you're denying that macedonia tanks the hillary campaign and i'm going to take you at your word. theoretically, if macedonia was undermined a presidential campaign in 2020, who would it

be? >> [laughs] thanks for putting me on the spot, i don't know who's going to be on the ticket in 2020. let's be honest. hillary clinton had not visited macedonia while she was secretary of state. macedonia was left on the sidelines during the entire obama administration, you haven't seen a secretary of state visit macedonia since 2003, nor a president since 1999 or a defense secretary since 2007. why target macedonia during this time when macedonia is facing some obstacles internally, particularly with a change of government which just happened yesterday. there's tons of websites created all over the world by many people. >> tucker: why target macedonia, home of mother theresa, a newly free country, i apologize on behalf of our

entire political system for the slur against you. thanks for joining us tonight and representing your people. a high school in pennsylvania has a straight alliance, they want to let kids start a pro-life club because it would be too political.

>> tucker: were used to calling "the new york times" liberal, in the sense that is no longer true. liberals used to claim they cared about the underdog wage earner and instinctively distrustful of corporate power. it's repositioned itself as the country's cheap apologist for rapacious globalism, and any other policy that enriches the elites at the expense of everyone else including you. exhibit a is a piece that ran on the front page of the paper earlier this week, it was entitled in rural iowa, the future rest on immigrants, it was written by a reporter called patricia cohen.

it tells a story of storm lake iowa where thousands of immigrants have been imported to work at a local meat packing plant. if they are brought in to keep wages low and avoid hiring local workers who might want to unionize. the approach succeeded. one worker in the study has been receiving the same 16 hour wage for 37 years and the union that used to exist is long gone. there are other casualties as well print the city's budget is strained by hiring translators for citizens who speak more than a dozen languages. schools are packed with kids who know very little english and the schools have not improved as a result. the hospital in town is besieged by people who have come in for medical care but never pay for it raising costs for everybody else and having taken over the meatpacking plants, the newcomers apparently are showing some muscle. the newspaper notes whenever a white workers hired to work at the plants, the workers complain they don't want white people around. under normal circumstances, the newspaper would be calling for a justice department investigation, this is a textbook civil rights violation.

but not this time. the times all but endorses the intimidation suggesting locals aren't willing to work at the plant. as telling ad status with the times piece does not include. complaints about crime and drugs entering the town but never says anything about the actual crime weight which is weird because it's easy to check that the stats we did check it. it turns out that storm lake's crime rate is well above the state average and more than double that of similar towns just a few miles away. the newspaper doesn't care, they have a narrative to push, the message is that other iowa towns should copy it storm lake by bringing in low wage labor or else they will die out. if left unasked by the times and everyone else in power in this country is why the small towns are dying out in the first place, how is that happening? nobody seems to have any curiosity about it. if there is one big winner in this story, the cheap labor

transfers many costs onto taxpayers. tysons food stock price has tripled what it is five years ago, that is fine with a supposedly liberal "new york times." liberals have changed. students at a high school in allentown, pennsylvania, it's either being blocked from administrators protesting abortion with a post. parkland high school has a chess club, a bunch of other student organizations you can call political, one about 20 kids saw to found a chapter of students for life they are denied, told they would be too controversial. liz castor as a student at parkland high, national present student for life in the joint estimate, thanks for coming on. brought to the administers of your school and what they say to you? sparkle stomach >> they told us it would be too political in time. >> tucker: did they think they settled you up for that?

>> i think they were discriminating against us because we were pro-life. >> tucker: that kind of club, an antiabortion club is a singularly offensive to the kind of people who run the school, isn't it? >> you would think that public institutions, free speech would be a no-brainer, these are taxpayer-funded institutions. this is what we see time and time again, high school and colleges across the country. >> tucker: do you suppose if there was a club a feminism club, a women's rights club, that supported legal abortion they would be allowed to organize on campus? >> i feel like they may have allowed them to. >> tucker: have you given up? >> not at all. >> tucker: are you going to try again? >> try again in what sense? >> tucker: try to start the club again this coming year? >> i'm a senior, this is it for

me but my friend grace who was also trying to start the club with me is not giving up and she's going to try again for it it's going to help him if were all watching tonight. have you seen this before? >> we've seen in the dozens of high schools and colleges across the country. colorado state, fresno state, and colorado, we just had a victory for a free-speech case, we have another lawsuit, california state san marcos. a few administrators who do not like a pro-life speech feel that they have the right to censor i it. that's the example that there is heading for all students at their school, it's okay to silence pro-life speech or to vandalize pro-life displays on campus or bully pro-life students and it's just wrong. >> tucker: is that the standard legally, if you are the stool administrator, you can prevent a student from

expressing it. >> absolutely not. it's not the standard, it's not legal. liz and grace at parkland, how the first amendment rights start student for life's group, because the student has other noncurricular club, like the straight alliance, like a fashion club, they should be allowed to have their students for life club. >> tucker: in the seconds you got left, heavy learning lessons from this? >> i definitely learned with hard work and persistence you can achieve anything. >> tucker: we hope you and your classmates achieve this, thanks for joining us tonight. the show with a few on abc has come bearing christians to the telegram. the basis for that claim, will tell you in the segment that finds a stranger's story of the day, top that. what if we pull customer insights from the data in real time?

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>> tucker: time for top that, too much news, too few segments, what's the weirdest story of the day. we have a remarkable panel tonight. from fox business, also -- hot freedom. i'm not weighing in on that. >> use the hashtag, hot freedom. what do you got? >> let's go to that of liberal lunacy, preposterous proclamations from the view with the ladies are discussing the contraception mandate and how they trump administration wants to reverse that part of obamacare where employers must provide free birth control through their insurance, they compared christians who are against this contraception mandate to --

>> do what you need to do for your family, let me do what i need to do for my family. >> how is this different from a tele- band? >> what's the difference between us and the people were fighting, nothing. >> is to keep women down. >> how our christian conservatives who don't like being told if you're an employer you have to provide a free birth control, they are like terrorists. if they're like the tele- band, massacring, murdering, starving people to death. marauding. >> tucker: i watched that tape, it's interesting to rebut each point and the fog of dumbness to sense and i feel lightheaded and i can't even respond to it. >> it's even better if you read a transcript. >> tucker: i was struck mute by the dumbness, there's nothing you can essay. >> it makes me do this. [laughs] >> tucker: can you beat that

question mike >> i think i can beat that killer were going to the other den of liberal lunacy, that is your former employer cn cnn. having a field day all the presidents failings moral intellectual, by discussing the most famous hashtag of the week, covfefe. as they were making fun of the presidents grammatical and at the dude and his lack of spellcheck on his phone that somehow he found an override for -- they had a misspelling on the screen and gloria borchert she was the chief political analyst. dh was after the seed but so was the e in the eye. it was that snickers commercial with the kansas city chefs. great googly moodily because

someone misspelled the team at the end zone. >> tucker: the message of the segment was a trump misspelled something his dharma. he's dharma. his team has abandoned him and then there they are. if >> tucker: i can choose, i never do this, were suspending our normal rules. >> i must choose. >> it could have been a tie. if you don't live in new york, spin his bike and, thank you very much. some people will become titans of industry, some become leaders in politics, some develop arcana and the unusual talents, some managed to all of them, up and asked a man who found time to become the world's best

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too much. >> what do you like to whistle? >> train. >> let's hear it. [whistling] >> amazing. by the way, i can attest there are no or don't appear to be in hidden speakers. >> i'm not lip syncing. >> what is your book about? >> it is about finding your whistle. it is about joy and love and making the world a better place believe it or not. >> through whistling? >> everyone has a simple gift and how do you use your gift to make the world a better place? >> take us out on a tune

suitable for closing the segment. [whistling] >> that's belle from beauty and the beast. thanks for having me. >> that's wundt. we caught it on camera and everyone watching. you can see that on our facebook page if you want. that's it for us tonight and tune in every night to the somehow sworn to the lying and the hypocrisy and we are going to leave you with the national anthem of a country that is determined to destroy our democracy, according to hillary clinton.

[music] ♪ >> dana: hello everyone. i'm dana perino. it is 10 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." kathy griffin intended to create a national fire storm. she did and it backfired resulting in public scorn, the loss of sponsor ship and gigs. both donald trump