>> martha: you want to be here tomorrow night because were going to share my exclusive interview with the cousin of mary joseph cagney who is speaking about her creek trail and the new movie. that's "the story" tonight. tucker is up. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the president literally through out the script today. he wound up talking about emigration instead. here's part of it. >> it's a lottery system, pick them out. you can imagine what those countries put into the system. they are not putting their good ones. remember in my opening remarks at trump tower when i opened, everybody said "he was so tough" i used the word "rape" ."

they don't want to mention that. >> tucker: of that line is leading nightly news across the country tonight. how dare he tie emigration to rape. one cnn correspondent put it a minute ago. trump "doesn't tie himself. maybe you saw him on fox news are watching alex jones. his habit is to repeat them regardless of disproving them. maybe trump was reading "the huffington post" actually because just a few years ago before they started lying full time, the people in charge were slightly less anxious to change the subject. here is a verbatim september 2014 headline. "80% of central american women and girls are rape-d

immigration affects public safety and anyone who denies that statement are dishonest and a lot of people do deny it. they denounce you. diversity is our strength as if that settles the conversation by itself. they don't want to know the details. facts are a threat to their fantasies. whatever they say, facts don't go away. they persist despite official attempts to erase them and here are some facts from the state of california. democratic senator kamala harris has called her statement future of america and she may be right. california has for generations been on the leading edge of national trends in this country. looking at california, what does it tell us about our future? and california right now, more than 6% of the entire state is there illegally. that's about two and a half million people. half of those have a state driver's license. politicians in california are very proud of that fact.

they brag about what a great place california is for illegal aliens. by the way, they're right. it is a great place, it's way better. what is california like for everyone else? 44% of californians do not speak english at home. its infrastructure is collapsing. that is out of control, schools are unusable. public spaces are filthy. the middle class is fleeing california for all those reasons appear normal people can't live there anymore. in 2016, more than 100,000 californians left here in housing prices are out of control, wages are too low to keep up. the state increasingly consists of low wage services. how long before its venezuela? you're not supposed to think about any of that. leaders command you not to. why would we send some to protect the borders? as morning joe reminded us just today, border crossings are down, but that's a lie like much

of what you hear right now. it's untrue. last month, more than 50,000 illegal immigrants were caught at our border. things are getting better, go to california and see for yourself. as kamala harris said, it's our future. i'm glad you're back, you've been on the show number of times. you make the case, it's a pretty common case that emigration included makes us richer. if that is true, why does a state with the highest number of immigrants, legal and illegal, the highest portion of immigrants now have more poverty than any other state and it's almost a trillion dollars in debt? why isn't it working? >> in california, you have an economy that's the sixth largest economy in the world and i'm not going to say that california doesn't have its share of challenges, but those challenges are not to be laid at the seat of the community. quite frankly, they are

presenting challenges for everybody, so there's a lot of policy changes that can be put into place to help everybody prosper in california, but -- >> tucker: i'm not blaming anybody. i'm actually asking you to defend the argument that you made on this show and that many others like you make every day which is that america becomes more prosperous because of our immigration policies. here's the state that has more immigrants than others and it's getting poorer. i would like to ask your account for your petition, if you would. speak up when you look at the agricultural community in california, it's the largest agricultural sector and the country that is driven by and large by the immigrant community. the rest of the country has a hard time -- >> tucker: that's not true. california agriculture has become increased late mechanized. i'm from there. it requires less labor now. >> when i talk to growers in

california, they're looking for laborers to pick crops such as strawberries, melons. these are not crops you can pick with machines. you know that. >> tucker: agriculture needs labor, not denying that. >> why are there growers leaving crops in the ground? >> tucker: there are robber problems in california. there are a lot of problems in california. the truth is you have argued consistently on this show that letting in more people from other countries with low education levels make us richer. we have a case study called california and the opposite has happened. the onus is on you to give a real explanation, not tell me that agriculture brings a lot of poor people and is not true and you know it's not true. >> what happens in california, the sixth largest economy in the country, you have immigrants

coming working alongside american workers and their families, whether it's in the tech sector or the agricultural sector. in both, immigrants are helping create jobs in california. >> tucker: what i'm doing -- what i'm asking for is an adult conversation. you literally just stared into the camera like i'm some kind of moron and said the egg sector is driving immigration. i know the numbers. that's not even untrue, it's ridiculous. here's my other question. why is the middle-class leaving? why are 100,000 people moving to other states? >> because in california, you have a state that has incredible zoning issues that you just talked about. this is not a problem that the immigrant community looks at.

these are the challenges that comes with economic growth. >> tucker: why are people leaving? i don't think you're going to concede that immigration has any role in any of this which is dishonest and we both know it is. let me ask you this. irrefutably, 44% of california households, does that bother you at all? do you think that suggests problems ahead question rick a state in which there is no common language. could that possibly cause problems there? >> when you talk to educators and families across the state of california, you see they are looking to learn english because they understand that if they learn english, they get a better job, their children have a better lot in life. the fact is if the immigrant community and california and across the country is waiting in line to learn english. >> tucker: every year you have a higher percentage of households in california that don't speak english. if what you said is true, why is

that fact true? >> because you have more and more people who are looking to learn the language. the ultimate way to become american -- >> tucker: and yet more and more who don't know it. magic. okay. i just want to have a fact-based conversation. nobody else does. this is real. >> i didn't say that. let's not put words in my mouth. >> tucker: i don't think you said that and i didn't mean to suggest you did. many people say that. thank you for coming on, i appreciate it. the admin attrition pushing ahead with plans to deploy the national guard along the u.s. border. he has served at the border protection. thank you for joining us. i want to ask you a negative relief question. your hearing increasingly calls to eliminate federal border enforcement. what would happen if we did

that? >> the border is a dangerous place for your people come from all over the world through mexico and other places and you would have a much different situation in big border cities of the border control wasn't there protecting people. >> tucker: this has been a debate to which the degree of mexico helps control the flow over its borders. you've heard calls in the mexican legislature to stop all cooperation with the united states. if that happened, what would our borders look like? >> we have a strong relationship with operators and individuals both of the political, strategic, and tactical level. it is essential for us to share with them specific information. it's essential for them to tell us what's going on, what they're seeing. they do provide services on their southern border and that's important. it's been important over these last several years.

>> tucker: is this caravan that we've read about still on its way? >> the latest we are hearing is it's being dispersed for lots of different reasons. people are choosing to take their own path. >> tucker: apprehensions at the border are higher than they were last year. why is that? >> march this year over march last year, over 200%. what we're seeing seeing our loopholes in current law. they are actually encouraging people to come. there is also -- the economy is better in the states. people are coming for that reason also. because of the policies and the way it's constructed, people are coming as part of a family or a minor. that encourages more people to take that dangerous journey. that's why we're trying to do everything we can to put our plans in place.

that's why we are looking forward to that. >> tucker: let's say someone comes and takes the beast across mexico and makes it to the tijuana border. what happens then? in that person be set back, as he brought in, where does it go? >> when they present them selves to the immigration officer, they're taken into custody, they have a removal hearing and have an administrative judge decide whether they can stay. because there from a country like honduras, while there set up for that hearing, often times though claim asylum, fear to return back to honduras. they released another condition that they'll come later to a deportation hearing. the show rates for those hearings are very, very low. people are exploiting that, criminal cartels are taking advantage of that and using it

to raise funds on that journey. their smuggling these folks. >> tucker: thank you so much for joining us, i appreciate it. harm retail and i want to ask about driver's license. a million of them issued to people and california illegally. california politicians are breaking as if it's an achievement. what's the purpose of this? >> the purpose of it is to respond to a lawsuit that was filed in southern california a couple of years ago. the idea is that if people have drivers licenses, we have some information that they have to pass the same type of test and they have to get insurance, et cetera. in reality, they have to prove or state on the application that i'm not in the country illegally and that's the premise.

you have to think about everything that flows through their interaction. i've already broken some laws, i'm here illegally, relics and benefits and that's a slippery slope. they'll be asking for more benefits and getting them. >> tucker: i don't think any politician on either side does anything unless it's part of a larger plan. what's the purpose to this? it's not about driver safety. >> the goal of democrats were pushing this are obviously to get votes. they're going to have a built in voting bank if they succeed in getting more and more benefits to aliens, illegal aliens in our state. what's interesting to see in the recent discussion about daca is on the president offered a path to citizenship that was ten years or 12 years away, all of a sudden democrats lost interest. as a republican, i don't love the idea of any folks who are here illegally getting citizenship. i can see the rationales for

some people having some sort of a status or what have you come up but that's agenda here. the agenda is permeating to every level. we are seeing illegal aliens being granted their reprieve from a wild thousand dollar increase. if your and out-of-state student to attend uc berkeley, you have to pay $1,000 extra. who thinks at the dmv doing a great job of maintaining the sanctity of our voting role? all you have to do there is say i'm a citizen. it's an honor test to be presented to a population, 7% of which are here illegally. >> tucker: thank you, great to see you. the state of new york is not pressuring credit card issuers

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♪ >> tucker: for the time being, the biggest threat to your second amendment rights guaranteed to your ancestors over 200 years ago isn't actually lawmakers or kids from parkland you see on cable television. it could be big corporations. last month, citigroup demanded all its business partners restrict gun sales.

a letter was just sent to wells fargo, bank of america, and visas saying they ought to explore the possibility of blocking credit card users from buying guns, ammunitions, or firearms related accessories. some towns are acting as well. deerfield illinois has just passed a ban on so-called assault weapons. any person in the town is required to give them up and those who don't will be fined $1,000 a day. mark steyn is an author and columnist and joins us tonight. both of these stories -- deerfield has banned the purchase of weapons that are held by law-abiding people. he would have to go door to door, wouldn't you? >> i think you do. i would be surprised, even in the most liberal jurisdiction if you can make the case that

$1,000 a day bears any relation to the offense. i don't think that will stand up in anybody's mind to contest that fine. i would advise people to contested because i think that is absolutely outrageous and it's intended basically to intimidate people into giving up something which the day before yesterday was entirely lawful for them to have. >> tucker: ultimately, all of these conversations come down to forest. you'll have to start making people do things come out law-abiding people, american citizens do something they don't want to do. the pressure to control seems to be coming from corporate america which is hard for some conservatives to get their heads around because they think we are on each other's side. things have changed it seems like. >> that's what's interesting about the new york proposal. if you want to get rid of guns, if you want to curtail access to

guns, do you do as john paul stevens, the former supreme court honcho suggests an repeal of second amendment? that's never going to happen. instead, you get corporations and lean on them to do it around to the constitution. if you look at what's happened with the way corporations who are quite happy to restrict freedom of expression, we've seen over the last year, paypal and other merchant processors are quite happy to eliminate customers on ideological grounds. at the moment, it's technically difficult. if you go into walmart and user a mastercard, they can't technically tell whether you're buying a couple of twinkies and a blueberry muffin or a firearm. once they can get past that hurdle, a bell goes off and your normal credit card won't work

when you buy a firearm, they will have gone a long way to do you normalize gun second amendment rights and that's why when they propose this stuff and people think it's crazy, you should always listen very carefully to what the left is telling you because they mean it. >> tucker: exactly. i spent 48 years not becoming a conspiracy minded not, a tinfoil hat guy, but i have to say i noticed the same people who are pushing for social control using financial instruments like credit cards are the same ones calling for a cashless society and you'll be dependent upon credit cards. >> checks are all but useless and so effectively, they will be saying whether you can have a mastercard or visa card. either way, you can't buy a gun with it. that's intentional. these things are not accidental.

>> tucker: mark steyn will join us in a couple of segments because hillary clinton has claimed that she is the champion of the women's movement and mark has been thinking about that. we'll see you in just a minute. thank you. george soros has received millions from you, the taxpayer taxpayers. we'll tell you how that works. stay tuned. ♪

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>> tucker: not many people would describe the turkish government as an ally, instead it's an ally of russia. they work together in syria very closely. that doesn't mean a lot for america alone, it also means a lot for cnn because if turkey is a russian ally, then cnn is a russian ally too. cnn operates cnn turk which is a mouthpiece for the turkish government. they make a lot of money from this, they will tell us how much, but a lot. cnn turk as a propaganda outlet for the government and vladimir putin. this is a troubling national security development. russia essentially has hacked our cable news system. ominous. we contacted cnn to ask once again if they plan to cut ties with the cnn turk. they have not responded. maybe they're waiting for put in to wake up so they can ask him what to do. ♪

george soros is a billionaire, but somehow his own money isn't enough to fund the totality of his anti-american agenda. u.s. taxpayers have to step in and help as well. federal justice documents newly obtained show that in 2016, the obama administration, whose misdeeds are just now coming to light, gave almost $9 million to support something called the east-west management institute. according to judicial watch, the money is to empower the socialist government which spent a lot of time making people miserable. one of the reasons i'm so glad you're here as you tie a bow on stories. there's a lot they did that we don't know anything about. tell us this small piece, what did they do in albania and why?

>> there supporting those socialist communist government and they're doing it with taxpayer dollars. they're redoing it in 2016 and they were even doing it in the first part of the trump administration in 2017. cosponsoring surveys of the population that generated 91% of the support in favor of the pro-government pro-soros operation that would restrict the independent judiciary. they were trying to reform the judiciary that would put them under control of the socialist government there. what's troubling is soros needs no taxpayer money to do any of this advocacy work, but there partnering and basically allowing soros to set off a policy agenda. and secondly, his operations according to these documents were allowed to come into the state department and provide technical reviews of other applications for other government money and albania.

>> tucker: george soros hates the united states and i'm judging that by their project that he funds. all of which are designed to change the country that are working toward u.s. interests. why in the world would any state department give money to this kind of operation? >> we have four lawsuits at one point, albania, romania, he is active and hungry, quite, guatemala, columbia. they're very active, doesn't take a lot of money to have a big impact in these countries and the governments are under assault from a soros state department unity effort to bring socialism and stop anything in the area of reform, constitutionalism. the sort of things that americans would be comfortable with, soros groups aren't. he's a billionaire. he doesn't need the money and when you find it in one place, that means you have more money to spend elsewhere. if you don't like what he's doing here at home, you should know it's being indirectly subsidized.

>> tucker: he's getting state department money is there any group that gets taxpayer money of any kind? >> they don't ask for it, but certainly the state department is not terribly interested in funding groups that are antagonistic to their agenda. this is another way for the state department to stick it to the trump administration because some of this activity was taking place in early 2017. again, attacking the idea of an independent judiciary and albania. this is your tax dollars at wor work. >> tucker: the more you know, the more appalling it is. thank you for your time. big tech addicts you, it takes her private information and even empowers the military enemies. the latest part of our text tyranny series. stay tuned.

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>> tucker: americans most powerful tech companies know more about you than your parents do. they share that information with others. today, facebook admitted it gave data on 87 million people to cambridge to cambridge analytical. no big deal. they suppress free speech. they deliberately get children hooked on them. they brag about how people by themselves with an mortality during the end. what defense can be made of the tax industry which increasingly occupies a central place in our lives? steve larkin as president of the information technology council. thanks for coming on.

these companies are successful because they're amazing. facebook is an amazing product and i would never deny that. they're an american company and i'm proud of that. there's a massive downside that has been suppressed. i can name a lot. here's just one. we've seen a massive spike and suicide rates especially in kids. i'm not saying they're driven by facebook. how is this different, and addictive product that hurt people from cigarettes? >> there is evidence that smoking nicotine is addictive and it's bad for your health. i don't think that evidence exists for facebook or other social media. that being said, most of the companies that we represent understand their responsibility to society and are making sure

that they are evaluating what's going on. >> tucker: here's sean parker and how he described his company. it's exploiting a vulnerability and human psychology. it literally changes your relationship with others and interferes with productivity. god knows what it's doing to our children's brain. the more people who use facebook, the less healthy they are and their less satisfied with their lives. we know it hurts people unless science is invalid and we know it's designed to be addictive. how is that allowed? >> i don't think we know it's designed to be addictive. and of the people who founded those companies didn't create them with addiction or doing harm in mind. they greeted them to do something pretty phenomenal, as you noted which is to deepen social connections.

>> tucker: how does that happen? we looked pretty closely. there's not a single study that has shown that the more you use social media, the more connected you are to people. you're more isolated. i have 2015 from the university of missouri, 2016, all these show that social media and increases life satisfaction because they alienate people from each other. >> in my view, there is no reason to admit something that's being studied. i think there's a lot of conversation about the neurological implications and a deep desire to get to the bottom of what the implications are. if there is a problem, do some thing about it. >> tucker: how much money is facebook spending?

>> i think the companies to take this seriously. it's not to suggest they're not studying it. in all the discussions today, most of the response from the companies have been not adamantly opposed, but let's have a conversation about what the implications are. >> tucker: we are billions and billions of billions of dollars into this. there's been evidence for a while that might be harmful. why have they not taken a lead? because they don't care. >> wrong. >> tucker: any time you want to come back, if there is countervailing evidence, i want to see it. if they have initiatives to address these things, you always have space here to talk about them. thank you very much.

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♪ >> tucker: time now for a final exam, our questions will separate the week from those who have been paying attention to those that have not been. this week, elizabeth prann who undid peter doocy after his short reign. her challenger tonight, a frequent tech correspond. does he have time to pay attention? we'll find out. the winner gets that. you know the rules because were the reigning champion, brett, i'm sure you're a weekly viewer

of this, but in case those of you who don't know, hands on boxers, as the questions. the first one who buzzes gets to answer, you have to wait until i finish the question. each correct answer is worth one point, each and correct it attracts a point. best of five wins. are you ready? question one, we are going to start with a complex one. president trump has revealed his opening for former president barack obama. is that nickname mr. nice guy obama, crafty obama, or cheating obama? >> i have no idea. >> i'm going with cheating obama. >> tucker: is mr. larson correct? >> thank you for the honest poll that just hit 50% which is higher than cheating obama at the same time.

>> tucker: what does that mean mean? >> i did very well and multiple choice in high school. >> tucker: question two. a cnn reporter went off the deep end this week and started yelling in front of kids at the white house easter egg roll. which reporter was that? >> jim acosta. >> tucker: chief white house correspondent at cnn. was it? >> chief white house correspondent jim acosta facing some backlash for shoving questions about killing daca as president trump was coloring with his son. >> didn't you kill daca? >> tucker: you're guilty of killing daca. >> it can be a very emotionally charged events. >> tucker: especially when there is a daca murderer on the

loose. question three, another multiple-choice. scientists just announced a major risk every overseas. footprints belonging to massive extinct dinosaurs, some as long as 50 feet were in which countr country? >> scotland. >> tucker: util think it would be sweden? >> scientists say they discovered footprints in scotland. 49 feet long, 10 tons and weigh weight. >> tucker: i'm impressed. wow. question four, steven spielberg says he may reboot, remake one of his big 1980s franchises

and change the iconic may lead to a female. which well-known character is he talking about? >> indiana jones? >> tucker: url fuego tonight. was it indiana jones or et? >> steven spielberg says it's time for a woman to play one of his most iconic movie characters. spielberg believes indiana jones is ready to take on a new form when harrison ford steps away from the role. >> how would that work? >> tucker: it should have been phrased "having run out of new ideas." final question of the contest. this is one of the weirder stories we've ever covered. zombie-like animals have been terrorizing residents in the valley of ohio standing on their hind legs bearing their teeth.

this behavior is prone to the police investigation. which type of animal has been seen with the zombie like symptoms? >> raccoons. >> tucker: i don't know if that can be right. let's roll the tape. >> zombie raccoons. responsible for more than a dozen calls during the day. according to one eyewitness, a raccoon walked up to him on its hind legs and fell back as if having a seizure. >> that was going to be the steven spielberg movie, the zombie raccoons. >> tucker: all those wildlife experts -- you were a fantastic champion for a week. >> did you throw it on purpose? >> i got one right. i'm a little embarrassed. >> i want to thank the academy.

all the little people. >> tucker: congratulations. you are always welcome back. that's it for tonight. tune in on thursdays, see if you can out when the heart and news. we'll be right back.

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>> tucker: so we basically swore off hillary clinton stories just because we felt we should but on the other hand this is a news show. this is the news business. we have an obligation to tell you what happened. what happened is hillary clinton has a long history with harvey weinstein, anthony weiner and bill clinton so it's remarkable to hear the claim that she is a champion of women. she did anyway. here is what she said. >> yes. yes, it has. yes. i believe that. i believe that it was a wave that was building and building and building.

>> tucker: "the wave" being the famous #metoo movement. marc stein joins us for the second time in show, a bonus appearance to assess the statement. what do you think of this? >> i'm sure rose mcgowan and annabell and darryl hannah and the other women assaulted by harvey winestein are thrilled to know that hillary's defeat somehow accelerated it. the first thing she did after the election defeat was to have dinner with harvey weinstein who was making a documentary about her campaign. so that is like bill clinton claiming to be the first black president while he is having with simon legrea on the plantation they coown. >> tucker: she had dinner

with harvey weinstein after she lost? is that true? >> people don't believe it but she is the first woman in 40 years he didn't ask up to her hotel room to give him a back rub. but this is the state to which she reduced herself now. everyone, everything in the news is somehow something to do with her defeat. i would like to see a mass convergence of them. the last time we talked about this she blamed it on the macedonian farmers. and i think it eight to be her contribution to the #metoo movement. these guys, they get frisky, they are face down and take off the smocks and britches and they have nothing but the gadulka they are strumming on. that way, that way hillary and the #metoo movement converge.

but to be serious for a moment, tucker, the clintons' main contribution to the #metoo movement is the women. it's juanita and kathleen and paula and all the other women that hillary was putting down on the bbc, you will recall, a few weeks ago. she hasn't changed her view on that. if i was rose mcgowan, i'd be furious at her attempting to -- you know, i believe john conyers now says he the reason he took his trousers off he realized he was wearing the lower half of hillary clinton's pantsuit by accident. but other than that, i don't see the connection with the #metoo movement. >> tucker: i can't give up the story. too good. stop us before we talk about it again. >> it's the only thing that kills zombie raccoons, the hillary clinton book tour

appearance. >> tucker: killed them dead. mark steyn, as always, we're grate 68. join us for the show that is the sworn enemy of lying. but stay tuned from new york city, the great sean hannity. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." president trump refusing to back down in the efforts to secure america's borders. the president again is demanding the wall be built and he is revealing the details tonight about his plan to send the national guard to the southern border. the president is also blasting unlawful sanctuary cities. and, of course, the state of california. and the mayor of oakland california who shielded criminal illegal immigrants. we are confirming that rod rosenstein received devin nunes' letter from the house intel committee to demand that rosenstein stop stonewalling