♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." i'm mark stein in for tucker who is picking up his oscar for best expression. academy awards hit all time low. not only in the ratings but award show into a political diatribe. the oscars viewership plunged 20%. movie fans who did watch the almost four hour broadcast was subjected to an endless torrent of political nonsense from haute jimmy kimmel. >> the stun -- she was born in

mexico and raised in kenya. let the tweet storm from the president's toilet begin. >> none other than president trump get out best three quarters of the movie this year. we make them to upset mike pence. it's the last two years that taught us anything, is that reality can be depressing. tonight's nominated documentary show us where there is darkness there's hope except at the white house, hope quit on wednesday. >> the crowd joined in promote the liberal causes. >> if you do win and oscar tonight, speak from the heart. if you want to encourage others with parkland, do that. >> a land with dreamers live and freedom dwells. immigrants get the benefits. we put a monument to the

feminist. tell the nra, they're in god's way. >> like everyone watching at home, we are dreamers. dreams are the foundation of hollywood and dreams are the foundation of america. >> to all the dreamers out there, we stand with you. >> the dreamer stand with them. don't make the mistake of standing too close. otherwise they'll have to call security. on the view anna navarre complained. there wasn't enough left wing screens. >> we wanted more of that stuff. i can't stand trump. i was actually disappointed. >> it let me down. >> more trump jokes, more nra jokes. all those movie awards getting the way. he joins us. joe, this was a rating disaster.

why did they think it would be otherwise? >> we hear year after year this is the lowest rating x event ever. it's been happening as a trend. people sort of point a chor chod cutting. that's usually the excuse. these numbers are devastating. think about it. when one out of five people that watched last year, say i'm not going to watch this year. when you have a 20% drop. think about how many people, 5 million is. still in madison square garden, 277 times. that's how many people didn't tune in. i think in the past, maybe some who identify as republican, conservatives, would give the show a chance and watch before they turned off. now we're at a point, you talked to so many people who say, voted for president trump, they would sayer i wasn't going to give this a chance because i knew what to expect virtue signaling.

>> it's actually even more ridiculous this year. with harvey weinstein, we know how bad the rethe world may be, they're only industry is in the toilet. they were walking kind of difficult tight rope between basically say, we've cleaned up our act. we're here to tell you how cleaned up it is. >> it seems they lost the soap box at this point. hollywood we got a problem. we saw everything what happened with wipe -- weinstein or kevin spacey. i don't know if i heard the name weinstein. we heard references to the me too movement. they were walking very fine line last night. in this case, i think many folks just knew what to expect when it came to a show like this. said, i'm not going to deal with

it. i rather watch something else. that's a problem for hollywood. box office this year, receipts were down to lowest level in 25 years. i think honestly they're running out of ideas. how many sequels can we see? let's start to see couple more original types of movies. i love "darkest hour." >> we didn't hear. a lot about the movies. what was so weird about it, african-american actors would come out talking about being african and transgender activist will talk about being transgender. this is ridiculous. he came out and said, as hungarian american i know what it's like to be an immigrant.

this is the kind of movie. in other words, why do they not do what acting is supposed to be about. great characters, great stories instead of just doing this kind of identity politics? >> identity politics sums it up nicely. we saw lot of diversity last night. everybody celebrates diversity. it's great. only diversity that isn't accepted is diversity of thought. another kind of political opinion. if that happens, you get blacklisted. honestly from political perspective, let's say you're president trump during the 2016 election, you didn't have almost any hollywood support. you had scott -- it was him and maybe clint eastwood. that's it. >> i love that the way the republican book of hollywood celebrities is a single sheet of

paper double spaced. that's what's great about it. joe concha thanks. wendy join us. >> i think i did. i came in and wear my oscar earrings just for you. >> lovely. >> thank you. >> do you want to name the designer? >> no thank you. i'll keep that to myself. >> you can't seriously claim you enjoyed this show. there was no show in it. >> it was a show. i thought it was very entertaining. something that thes the oscarso do is curtail the time. we had lot of first here. we had jordan peele he won oscar for original screen play.

we saw del toro he won for best movie. we see that mexican immigrants are not rapist and criminals. they're oscar winners. >> come on wendy, the great director he said to me, great movies stars are what he call sports. they're fabulous freaks. you can have a great mexican detector and you can have a great french composure. you can have a great canadian editor and have a great chilean transgender actress. that doesn't tell you why you have a transgender immigration to the united states. all those things if you're in the movie business, you're exceptional. that doesn't tell you anything about anything. >> it does tell us that america

is a beautiful melting pot. we are not monolithic. we come from diverse backgrounds. that's what the oscar shows us. just to speak about the transgender, we cannot put forth this commentary that says the trends are low. trends tie with box office hits. when you have a may have that is nominated that is not necessarily a hit in the theaters we see a downward trend. those people watch the oscars. we saw same thing in 2008. >> that's not true. >> it is true. >> this fish movie where the chick dates the fish. that actually was a hit. it was a hit movie. >> that's not true. it only made $57.4 million. when we put that comparison to black panther, it made

$900 million. it's not a blockbuster. people want to go to wakanda. >> wakanda guy was on the show. we had actually talking about sexuality. frances mcdormand wins best actress. she says the word inclusion writers. the band plays that's entertainment. we had no entertainment. we've had people talking about sexuality and inclusion writers. where is the entertainment? >> the entitlement lies making sure the actors get the right to say what they want like any other american citizen. we cannot say we do not want want you guys to talk about inclusion and being immigrants we want to hear that. they are taxpayers just like us. >> wait a minute, i'm a

taxpayer. >> you have your platform. you choose not to be. you get to talk about things like this. you get to voice your opinion. everyone has that right. whether they make millions or dollars or act on tv. >> you remember couple of years ago, all one billion people watching around the world. have you noticed their not using that line anymore. >> because at the end of the day, it doesn't really matter the number. they know as far as academy is concerned, it's direct reflection of lack of blockbuster when it comes to nomination. in 1998, 44 million people watch the oscars. tha >> you sounded like that this is spinal tap movie. they say the audience is

becoming more selective. the audience becoming selective of the academy awards. >> they are becoming selective. it's not for reasons you think. the oscars have to do better job with the timing and putting blockbusters up. they have to better job putting forth awards. >> don't you think people are bored by all of this first transgender then first woman and first -- we had all the first. >> we have not had all the first. the fact that in 2018 we're still celebrating first is a shame. there's no reason we should be celebrating the first in 2018. the year of our lord. >> wendy, i'll be interested to see what first they come up next year. thanks a lot as always.

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today, he said he's going to refuse to appear. on msnbc he ridiculed the entire idea of the investigation. >> i'm not going to answer questions in front of grand jury if they do not explain to me why i have to go in there. the idea that once again, that donald trump colluded with russia is a joke. vladimir putin was too smart to collude with donald trump. donald trump couldn't keep his mouth shut. >> he's letting it all hang out. nobody heard of this mr. nunberg. he's a guy he's about half the age of donald trump. who was briefly involved in the campaign. has now had a subpoena and decided he's not going to play

along. >> he's a guy in town here in new york. he's got a law degree. he practiceses as an attorney. he happens to be a friend of mine. we're not very close. i thought about calling him today. literally thought, if i call him who knows if i get sucked in this bob mueller pool. it's getting bigger and bigger. >> he's got a point here. i regard federal justice a racket. they convict 97% of the people. they're saying to you, roll over for us or we're going to destroy your life. this guy is looking at 120 years in jail or he'll be sleeping in a dumpster.

there's something actually admiral telling mueller to stuff it. >> i do believe you're subpoena, you should show up. that's part of the justice system. when you talk about a 97% conviction rate, that's not a nicely balanced scale of justice. another is, these folks who get brought in for discussions to the capitol hill for hearings they bring lawyers in. it cost lot of money. sam nunberg has no sense to go down there in an attorney. we talk on the phone. he's quite distraught about this. huge expense he's faced. >> isn't that what's outrageous about this. let's say you have one lawyer or five lawyers. the federal government, bob mueller has 105 lawyers. >> if they run out of money, they can print more money.

the department of justice does. you're talking about incident resources. >> we've heard today in the last couple of hours, mueller is investigating not just trump's collusion with russia but apparently with potentially with other countries too. he's apparently met with a guy from lebanon and united emirates. he maybe colluding with belgium and using collusion with russia. >> that's right. i'm american and you're canadian. that's colluding. maybe we should leave the studio now while we can. this is insane. >> you're not collude with canadians. in canada we can collude with you. >> this all started off as an investigation trump and russian collusion. they found no evidence of this. what amazes me, mueller so busy trying to find somebody that doesn't exist. yet, you have massive collusion on the part of the democrats and

the russians. he's not interested in looking at that. >> you put it this way. you say here's mueller and the fire department, they broken down the front door. they're looking for candle in the trump house. next door the democrat house is a flame with russia. >> just a couple of examples, the russian reset that's a collusion of sort. hillary clinton had the uranium one deal which she approved in exchange for 20% of u.s. uranium supply to the kremlin. >> why don't any of hillary's aides have it turn over all their e-mails. >> it strikes me as amazing. not only are there no indictments, mueller is not asking the question. you have a boeing deal where hillary got involved. boeing gives $900,000 to the

clinton foundation. she helped all these american company take a look. those companies signed up, they in turn gave at least $6.5 million to the clinton foundation. we find out from pentagon that whole thing was a scam designed to engage espionage to steal american technology. no questions, no discussion no nothing. the woman should be locked up. >> also to help the russians. locker her up. always great to see you. delta just did some virtue signaling by the attacking the nra. now they're paying eight figure price courtesy of the government of georgia. georgia lieutenant governor join us next on "tucker carlson tonight." people would stare.

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>> delta airlines is learning the hard way that virtue signaling can have consequences. following the parkland shooting delta abolished nra discount that only been use on 13 air tickets. in response, georgia's legislature killed a $40 million tax break for the company to enjoy. georgia lieutenant governor casey cagle is running for governor and helped lead the charge to split the tax break. he join us tonight.

you said you're sick of conservatives getting kicked around by companies. >> well, mark, it's good to be with you tonight. you're exactly right. this was in the context of a much larger tax cut that georgia citizens were going to receive. both individuals. but companies and corporations of our state. delta was part of that. because they chose to target and be a part of the boycott, that really targeted nra and law-abiding citizens across our state, that particular tax cut that specific to them which was an exemption on the jet fuel, was removed from the legislature. >> now, i take it they saw couple of tweets or whatever it was, who said you need to disassociate yourself from the nra. in a sense, something really unpleasant going on here. these are law-abiding sens.

the left trying to settling them with the blame. americans seem to be going on with it. >> i don't think conservatives are to blame. if it's not the second amendment today it might be the first amendment tomorrow. we have to stand up and fight and push back and do it in a respect -- respectful way. delta is an economic asset. we see time and time again that companies are wanting to weigh into the social discussion and listen, i've been a small businessman both small and large. for 32 years. i always recognize like warren buffett, i didn't let my political views get in the way of my share holds. i think it's best when companies get back to focusing on making

money. selling seats. let's not forget, with the nra in particular, delta negotiated a deal in selling seats. no different than hotels. you give a discount for that. this was very targeted. obviously it was not something that i appreciated. i expressed that clearly. >> have you heard from delta? >> i have. delta, i said, they are a big piece of our economy. we have the world's busiest airport atlanta hartfield jackson airport. delta has a tremendous presence there. we have seen some late news from delta as well. that has reaffirmed its commitment for the second amendment. i think that's very positive. i want to say, every family member has a disagreements. delta is family. family here in georgia.

we'll continue to fight together. but on issues like the constitution and law-abiding sens we have to push back. that's what we did. i think it's had a tremendous impact. >> good for you for doing that. lieutenant governor. we'll see how that continues. mark glaze is cofounder of the gun control group guns down. he joins us. mark, we seen some interesting news in regards to the parkland shooting. that in fact, this was not done with any rapid fire semiautomatic. in fact, this was done with a far more restricted form of ammunition. >> you may not had highest capacity magazines. that maybe true. that put him in small minority of mass shooters.

even so, even if he had a 10 bullet ammunition magazine, he was able so slaughter 17 kids. >> don't you think what's been clear since this happened, is this gun control issue is actually going nowhere. people understand that in fact it was a failure of government. you had a sheriff's deputy stationed at school who did nothing. who decided to stay outside until the gunman finished killing everybody. you have a federal government that incentivizes ignoring problem teenagers according to which preferred identity group they belong to. what appears to your group to be a control issue is a story of lavish government failure from federal to local.

>> you have a better idea. almost everybody in this country including congress. >> just wait a minute on this, the issue here is not whether there's a better idea. it's the fact that the failure of government. this is absurd. you got a sheriff's deputy in a schoolhouse which would be seen nuts back when you or i were at school. he does nothing. why should people -- when you paying for a guy an armed sheriff's deputy to be at a schoolhouse all day long and he does nothing. why would any prudent person want to mortgage their safety for the government? >> sure. i agree that guy should have been fired yesterday. i'm sorry he hasn't. that's not usually the case. whether there is security or isn't security, whether they do their jobs or not. mass shootings going to schools and public places, because they

out arm whoever happens to be there. that's how mass shootings happen. >> we're talking about the most recent run of mass shootings. the issue here is that when americans see the systemic failure that went on in parkland, when they see the sheriff has engaged in a campaign of disinformation designed to deflect his failures on peripherals like the nra. it's understandable. they don't want to mortgage their personal security to incompetent government. >> i don't. what happened here was an exception. i agree this guy seems like bad guy. i will be happy to see him fired again. think about the newtown mass shooting. there was armed secure there. they were in the school. they were unable to stop a guy who came in who radically over armed them and intended to die whatever happened next. has nothing to do with

government failure. there are 300 million guns on the streets of america and the nra only solution is to put 400 million out there. >> what's your solution to get the 300 million -- i don't understand. when people talk about the australian example and other examples, there weren't 300 million guns australia. >> i think excellent place to start is to stop putting new stock out there. probably the most effective because we've done it in places like colorado where there's lot of guns and hunters is to ban high capacity magazines. you will limit the damage so much of the shooters can do. second step is to ban civilian use of assault rifle. first step is to stop putting new ones out on the street. you will wait for a long period of time until other ones are out there degrade. >> what about the most disturbing aspect of the shooter in florida though?

which is the idea government programs that incentivize, ignoring problem teenagers according whether they happen to be hispanic or african-american or whatever fashionable identity group. >> if there was such a program, i'm not aware of it. if there was, there shouldn't be. there should be more government spending. there should be more private spending to track down kids who have legitimate emotional and mental disturbances and get them rooted in the treatment. >> where do you stand on this boycotting the nra? >> i think it's a great thing. >> there's 5 million members of the nra. how many members of it your group? >> there's some debate about how many members the nra has. it's probably a million. the nra says often, i happen to agree that politics is from

culture. when you have company like dick's sporting goods -- >> how can you marginal extreme a group that is many million times bigger than yours? aren't you the fringe group? >> they been around since the 1800. we'll take a while to catch up. >> okay. let us know when you do. mark, thank you very much. google is silencing conservative voices on youtube. we'll discuss that coming up on "tucker carlson tonight." -whoa, he looks -- -he looks exactly like me. -no. -separated at birth much? we should switch name tags, and no one would know who was who. jamie, you seriously think you look like him? uh, i'm pretty good with comparisons. like how progressive helps people save money by comparing rates, even if we're not the lowest. even if we're not the lowest. whoa! wow. i mean, the outfit helps, but pretty great.

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>> tucker didn't skip town without leaving something at home. >> biggest threat of freedom of expression is not the federal government. it is powerful corporations. particularly tech corporations. they can fire you for speaking your mind. they can censure how online. dennis founded -- youtube is

restricted his videos from being conservative. they're not giving liberal videos same treatment. that lawsuit is ongoing. dennis thank you for coming on. we've been following your suit. why is this important beyond the suit itself? >> the internet is largely controlled in terms of information by google which also uses and runs youtube. if they don't allow a free flow of information, it would be as if they can analogy your airports that only people on the left can fly airplanes can be passengers on airplanes. that would be equivalent. that is what is happening. our lawsuit is so much bigger than us. we have 600 million views last year. that's probably why youtube is not a big fan of ours.

we have four pulitzer surprise winners. they are very effect. they present a side of life that is never heard or almost never heard on our campuses. they have decided they will put in this case, 40 of our 300 videos on the restricted list. meaning, it joins pornography and violence being restricted. for example we had a video by victor divers henson who is opposite of flamethrower. he is as even tempered professor exist in the world. he gave a thought, why did we fight in korea. that was on the restrict-- restricted list. that's on the restricted list.

>> are you convinced after going through this long pross and digging into the suit that google motives are ideological. >> there's no other possibilities. we have videos on the same subject. here's an amazing proof that is recent. not something that could have told you the last time i was on your show pip debated a man from left at a synagogue in san francisco. that was pent on the internet. they have put that on the restricted list. a debate in a synagogue known for pornography and violence. apparently they feel that i did better than man on the left. they put that on the restricted list. it's transparently ideological. >> are you convinced that they're doing this to a greater extent to sites on right than the left? >> there's no question about it. our lawsuit provides a chapter

and verse on precisely that. there's no question about that >> this is frightening then. google, youtube, these are the ways people understand reality. you're not getting all the information you need to make up your own mind. >> right. that's why this lawsuit is important. in and of itself. it's important for another equally important reason in court of public opinion. google needs to say the truth is, we are not a conduit for free expression. we are here to promote our views that are on the left. either we'll get a win or we'll get honesty. it's a win either way. >> it is a win. we're hoping for your victory. thanks a lot for explaining that to us. appreciate it.

>> i hope dennis has good lawyer. that's quite a needle his legal team would have to thread there. san francisco is spending millions to defend illegal immigrants while needles and homeless tents fill the streets. how does that begin to resemble sanity. that's next on "tucker carlson tonight." >> tech: at safelite autoglass we know that when you're spending time with the grandkids every minute counts. and you don't have time for a cracked windshield. that's why we show you exactly when we'll be there. saving you time, so you can keep saving the world. >> kids: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ hey, need fast try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster.

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>> san francisco has announced its priorities. drug, needles, feces and trash are piling up in the streets. the city is managed to set aside more than $7 million to give

lawyers for illegal grip -- immigrants facing deportation. they plan to spend millions more. meanwhile today, marks the expiration date that president trump set for daca. but the program remains in force thanks to activist judges who claim it's illegal to end the program that's illegal in the first place. you know it makes sense. aly why is this a priority for the government of san francisco? >> we do a lot of work with law enforcement across the country. whether it's san francisco, st. louis or spartanburg. the local cop wants to do their job and serve and protect. they don't want to be policing sanctuary city. at the end of the data requires

documented community must trust local police. the tension that between local police is undermining what the local police like to do. >> that's a familiar argument from immigration activist. if you enforce the law, it discourages illegal immigrants from cooperating with police departments. for example, in this california, they rounded up 230 undocumented immigrants of which exactly half have been convicted of serious crimes including child sex crimes, assault and weapons charges. why would anyone wish to keep these people illegally in the united states? >> you just talked about, there's right way to spend valuable law enforcement resources to go after the public safety threats. you said that was half the 232. that means that half the people

were not public safety threats. that at the end of the day is a waste of public resources. pushes immigrants who are victims of crimes witnesses to crimes away from local law enforcement. >> no, ali it pushes illegal immigrants. i get concerned. which is just walk into the country. >> there's another interesting fact with all this. the majority of immigrant families are mixed status. that means somebody in the household maybe documented and somebody is undocumented. that person is documented may not trust local law enforcement. they're worried that the cop will ask their wife for immigration status. they're not going to report that crime. this is more complicated than just a pure black and white issue. that's why we need local law enforcement to do their job and

serve and protect. through know as well as i do, leaving it to local law enforcement means that democratic cities will become playgrounds for illegal immigrants. when immigration is what we can argue about whether certain areas of government are the parts of the federal or state or local government. one thing that's indisputable. the nation's borders who is admitted to live among american citizens is the sole responsibility of the federal government. >> you done great job reading and memorizing the constitution. you're correct. what's missing here, mark, cooperation and collaboration between federal immigration enforce of and local law enforcement. i.c.e. comes in and knocks on the door and says police. that immigrant community thinks the local police is profiling the entire community. that's why we want immigration

enforcement to prioritize their resources. >> you say cooperation. we have subversion. where mayors are tipping off criminal elements to the fact that federal authorities will be staging raids. do you have proof of that? mr. >> what we need to be doing like state of california which is the fifth largest economy in the world, we need to make sure that the state is safe and secure. >> wait a minute, these all great sounding words. safe and secure. >> do you have a problem with safe and security? >> i do when there's euphemism. i do have a problem with the nice sounding words for criminality. which is what this is. >> i disagree. we should be prioritizing public

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tucker will discuss facebook's latest scheme. the winner of the academy award for breaking news, sean hannity is here. >> sean: thank you. welcome to "hannity". a huge breaking news. hollywood's glaring hypocrisy. we'll call out the hypocrites and a new major development, all roads in the so-called russia investigation lead back to hillary clinton. we got the map. the man who started the