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deline of the middle-class. hard to find one. they are bored by these topics. they are interested in power and they need reliable new voters that won't make difficult demands like a higher standard of living. the democratic party supports open borders. immigration is the only issue is matter because packing the electorate is the only way to regain control of this country. their goal is clear. they will do anything to achieve it. here is the governor of new york likening the trumped to islamic terrorists for the crime of dareing to enforce federal immigration law. >> that are on a jihad to deport as many people as they can who they believe are not in the united states illegally. >> tucker: they believe are not in the united states illegally.

pretty easy to determine whether someone is here legally or not. not that long ago bill clinton argued in public that our country should deport illegal immigrants. they are breaking our law. now, democrats claim that non-citizens even illegal ones have a right to vote in our elections. that is happening in san francisco and in parts of the say the of maryland. -- in the state of maryland. by 2020 it will happen in many other places guaranteed. you think congressional republicans would be upset about this. allowing illegals to occupy and run our country making mockery of citizenship. it's a death sentence for the republican party. nope, republicans on the hill seem okay with this. in 2014 the obama administration changed the rules so anybody claiming a threat from gang violence or domestic violence could get asylum in the united

states. they could enter if they provided the right story. jeff sessions reversed the obama rule and republicans are teaming up with democrats to top sessions from doing that. yesterday they attacked an amendment on a bill in the house to preserve the asylum rights of anybody who claims to flee gang violence. that would nullify any effort to secure our southern border. now 150 million people can cite that fact as a justification to move here and stay. they will find democrats eager to give them the right to vote. house republicans could stop this. they are not even trying. one person who thinks republicans ought to care about this issue is former house speaker newt gingrich. he wrote a piece about the

left's plan to win non-citizen voting. we spoke to him. mr. speaker, thanks for joining us tonight. you argued that the point of the democrats immigration policy is to increase their electoral share. how do you think this works? >> it's pretty trade forward. they think they get the vast majority of votes from illegal immigrants in san francisco. now made it possible to vote without being a citizen. there are other places across the country where democrats are advocating for people who are not yet citizens to vote. they think they have a harder time winning an election with law-abiding americans. the more people they can bring in that don't know american history and don't understand the constitution and are not part of our traditional values, the better off their chances are. that's why every democratic senator co-sponsored feinstein's

open border bill that opened the border to everybody to come to america. >> tucker: republicans have controlled the congress for a lot of the time. even today republicans on the hill are trying to undo the attorney general's efforts to tighten the border. why don't republicans on the hill understand the threat that these policies pose to the country and to them? >> i frankly don't get it. let's start with sanctuary cities which is the most popular position that president trump has. 84% of the country, 8 out of 10 americans believe sanctuary cities increase crime. for common sense democrats to unify around to establish a public policy. you have the constant drum beat

of the liberal media which intimidates some republicans. i wrote a paper on this. the weakest republican position on immigration is 60%. that's absolute control of the border. the stronger is 84%. that's closing down all of the sanctuary cities and in the case of california slowing down the sanctuary state. republicans behave as though they represent a minority interest when most people were here as immigrants would like to see a law ar-abiding country th is physically save. >> tucker: the republican party won't exist at this rate soon. a lot of republicans don't understand that calculation. >> well, i think somehow they lose their nerve. when the drum beat all day and every day from the "new york times" and the "washington post" and liberal media, it's constant. if you are in favor of

controlling the american border as i am. i am in favor of legal immigration. i can tell you i even voted in 1986 for amnesty which promised us control of the border. reagan signed it and wrote in his memoir that the only reason he did was to get control of the border. the congress broke its word. we had 10 times as many people come in under amnesty as we were told. 3 million instead of 300,000 and president reagan did not get the things he was promised: a work permit system does control of the border. ever since i have been skeptical. a large part of the national elite for some reasons loves immigration and dislikes controlling the border and smears people. if you say i am for legal immigration but against people crossing the border illegally,

that's anti-foreigner even though you are for legal immigration. >> tucker: mr. speaker, thank you very much. great to see you tonight. >> thank you. >> tucker: most of us grew up learning that the american constitution guarantees birth right citizen suspect. -- citizenship. anybody born here is a u.s. citizen and due that for life. is that what the constitution says? michael antoine doesn't believe it says. he wrote a piece in the "washington post" arguing birth right citizenship is not a constitutional requirement. michael, thanks for coming on. i am amazed the "washington post" printed this piece. people were shocked by the idea you would question this. you made your question on legal grounds. why does the constitution not

say what we were taught it says? >> you have to read the whole 14th amendment. there is a clause in the middle subject to the jurisdiction of the united states. what they are saying if you are born on u.s. soil subject to the jurisdiction of the united states, mean you go are the wild of citizens or the child of legal immigrants, then you are entitled to citizenship. if you are here illegally, that clause doesn't apply to you. all of the senators discussing what this means are clear on this point. i tried to point that out. i expected the left would glow up and get angry which they did. i didn't expect how angry the conservatives got with me. they said any opposition to birth right citizenship is racist and evil and un-american.

i am still in the middle of this debate. i am happy to do it. you ask the speaker, why are the republicans so bad on this question? he gave you some answers. why are the so-called conservatives so bad on this question? >> tucker: the non-profit people who have been consuming billions of donations for 40 years as the country gets more liberal and lecture people like you. >> i know who you are talking about. >> tucker: let me ask you this. the people who wrote the 14th amendment doesn't envision a moment when chinese would fly to saipan to become u.s. citizens.

that wasn't under consideration? >> no, the purpose of the 14th amendment was to settle the question of the citizenship of freed black slaves. this was right after the silvil war. -- civil war. some cited the dread scott decision that said no black person can ever be a citizen. congress said we will overturn that forever. if you are born here, you are a citizen and no state can take that away from you. they also made it clear that you have to be not subject to any foreign power to be eligible for birth right citizenship. all of the people freaking out about, they don't have an answer. they glide past it and point to other things that are not relevant. if you read the debate, it's clear that the framers meant.

>> tucker: for them it's philosophy and you violated their religion. i hope you will continue to do that? >> i will. >> tucker: good for you. you heard that, that's a very interesting point that michael made that the 14th amendment was never envisioned to give birth right citizenship to people who are breaking our laws. why is it a matter of common sense that the united states owes citizenship for people who sneak in here to have their kids here. why go along with that? >> i don't think they sneak in here to have their kids get citizenship. >> tucker: yes. they do. a lot of people do. >> the reasons why they come to this country is not for

citizenship for your kids. >> tucker: wait a second. that's not true. nobody comes into this country to have their kids here in order to make sure their kids are citizens? ask anybody who works in a hospital in brownsville, texas, if that's true. >> i didn't say everybody. there are a lot of people who abuse the 14th amendment. people come from russia and china, for example. >> tucker: exactly. >> you are saying undocumented immigrants come to this country to give their kids citizenship. >> tucker: i am saying it happens a lot. why go along with that? people like you say you are racist. spare me! why is that good for us? why allow that? >> i won't fall into the trap of calling everybody falling to end birth right citizenship a racist. but there is something to be

said about that in many case. this is a complex effort. i would say there is no perfect immigration system. we chose to give birth right citizenship in this country. i would tell everyone at home to imagine what the u.s. would like today without this birth right citizenship. they immigrated and their children became citizens through that right. >> tucker: i am not calling for an end to immigration. i think we should pause it. but that's a separate conversation. why bring citizenship to the children of someone here illegally? you are breaking our laws. could we say if you are here illegally, birth right citizenship doesn't apply to

your children? >> when someone becomes a u.s. citizen, it helps the whole community. >> tucker: really? >> that's an issue to pay attention to. >> tucker: that's a fair point. let me ask you: a survey came out yesterday that showed that 22% of all u.s. house holds do not speak english at home. that's the opposite of integration. >> places like new mexico for centuries, it's not about just language. >> tucker: 22%. language is the key to culture. anybody who pays 5 minutes of attention to this. a country where people can't communicate by language is a dis-united country. do you think it's good that 22% of the americans don't speak

english at home. >> it's an interesting statistic. most of them are 3rd-generation immigrants. their children, the vast majority speak english as their first language and they are unfortunately forgetting about spanish. >> tucker: why is that unfortunate? this is an english speaking country? >> i don't think speaking many languages is something we should feel threatened about. >> tucker: you want a united culture buttont -- not on this scale. >> half of the country was part of mexico.

>> tucker: no, but do you think some of this belonged to colonial mexico. does that give mexico a right to send its poor people here? >> i don't think mexico is sending anyone here. migration from mexico is net zero. more are leaving the u.s. than those comes to this country. >> tucker: again untrue. very quick. >> for next time then. >> tucker: thanks for joining us. appreciate it. canada is dealing with its own immigration crisis. and prime minister trodeaat u as had a plan. fruits and veggies are essential to your health, but it's tough to get enough of their nutrients. new one a day with nature's medley is the only complete multivitamin with antioxidants

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>> tucker: are not passive. >> the 800 are just those now in school classrooms. they have to be cleared out in order for the classes to come back towards the end of august. those 800 are going to hotels. last year we had over 20,000 illegal asylum seekers. this year we have over 5,000. there are thousands of thousands. the players are saying we can't accommodate them. the 800 going to the hotel rooms is just a small number. canadians are very generous. we have an empty country. we could take a lot of people here. but they don't like to see their dollars being wasted. these people seeking asylum, and you know this, they are not coming into the regular border

places. they are walking across. the government of canada could stop that with a signature on a piece of paper. they could stop that for 3 months at least. they have not done that. canadians are upset about this. they are looking to the states and saying why are all of these people in the states and coming to canada? why aren't they staying in the states? they are being kicked out of the states. >> tucker: because canada has more generous benefits. >> well, it's a heck of a lot colorado. >> tucker: yes. it's much colorado. your prime minister, who i don't think gets the credit he defense for being a buffoon is not getting credits for telling canadians you can't oppose this. >> he talks about gender equality and all kinds of stuff.

he has had all kinds of failures and it's wearing thin. we will have an election in 14 months. they have not started say yet build a wall and make president trump pay as he is staying with mexico. it could come down to that. trudeau is saying not only on pipelines, we paid one of your texas companies 4.5-billion dollars. we paid them that much for a pipeline out west because we could not get them to agree with all of the terms of it and other protestors. >> tucker: i meant to thank you for that. we are out of time. thank you for injecting. >> how can we be out of time? [laughing]. >> tucker: great to see you. thank you. more than a dozen states have tax laws allowing the government

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>> tucker: the bill of rights gives american the right to keep and bear arms. in many states you can lose that right without a criminal conviction or a full court hearing. 13 u.s. states have red flag

laws that allow private citizens to complain an individual poses a gun violence threat. if the court agrees they could lose their right on own a gun. to get it back that person has to prove he deserves to get a dunn. -- gun. this is the director of guns down. nobody is for crazy people having funs. -- guns. but it's worth worrying about civil liberties. the idea you could lose a constitutional right without due process should bother all of us, right? if you thought somebody was going to say something inciting violence, could you get an order to ban him from speaking. does this bother you at all? >> it does. the way it's structureed in the

13 states if you pose an imminent threat, you go before a judge. you have to meet a certain standard of proof. that judge makes a determination and sets a court date that is soon on the calendar. the person comes in and contests that. we found in connecticut and indiana, where these laws were challenged, they were found to be constitutional because the process and the safe guards put in place have passed that test. >> tucker: well, what passed the test is the american judicial system which has been in place for hundreds of years. it works. there are times when it doesn't work and people are wrongly convicted or the guilty go free but we think the system works. >> well, yes. >> tucker: why not convict someone before taking his constitutional rights away? >> what we have seen in cases of mass violence -- for instance,

38 of the last 63 mass shooters expressed violent behavior committing a mass shooting. they had not committed a crime before that. that question of if they had committed a crime, a felony, then yes. but the bar is so low right now, federally. the bar is too low. that's why you are seeing these individuals -- >> tucker: it's inconvenient to convict someone before taking his rights away so why bother? >> no. >> tucker: what would happen had a relative said my daughter is a drug addict and she is not capable of making a decision to have an abortion. she can't think right. a judge could swoop in without a trial and say are not allowed to have an abortion. would you be okay with that? >> i remember after parkland in vermont. police found an 18-year-old who

had weapons and wanted to commit mass murder in his school. police used that state's law to take those guns away from him. >> tucker: oh, i am sure. >> they determined he was at risk. >> tucker: i believe that. i get it. [overlapping talking]. >> hold on. >> tucker: i get it. there is no doubt, i am sure it's effective. the question is: do we care? no one on the left cares about civil liberties anymore. that's why you won't answer my question. you are making a case against due process. >> i walked you through the structure. >> tucker: that's not due process. let me ask you this. >> [overlapping talking]. >> tucker: let me ask you a question. the aclu is challenging that.

you are not worried at all that this will be as the aclu suggested used against african-americans. i think that person is in a gang. i think he has a gun. he looks dangerous. the judge is right, i am taking it away. you think the justice system is racist? >> you will let that system without due process take a constitutional right against people and you don't think that will be used against african-americans seriously? >> we have to make sure that doesn't happen. >> tucker: how do you make sure that doesn't happen? >> they haven't found that kind of racial disparity. >> tucker: how do you make sure it doesn't happen? you don't have an answer because you don't care. just checking. >> what i am happy about is this is a bipartisan idea. 4 republican governors support

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>> it was a 1-2 punch of problems for social media giant fakes. -- facebook. it started with disappointing earnings. it resulted in a loss of a few million users and the ability to target ads like they could a few mongst ago. mix that in with the worries of the users in the u.s. with the cambride scandal. it's the largest drop in value in facebook history. in san francisco twitter dealing with bad news. twitter was shadow banning republicans. when you served for users like jim jordan or mcdaniel.

their names did not auto populate. twitter fixed and said the users were caught in a troll trap to clean up the discourse on the platform. and citing communicate standards. youtube yanked 3 videos. youtube has had a contentious relationship with info-wars. penalizing them when host jones said survivors from parkland were reading scripted lines. blocking fake news is not always a benefit to some conservative

users. >> tucker: thanks. charlie is the opinion editor at the "new york times." great to you see you. i could not help noticing, the big story in washington is at kaitlan collins in cnn was prevented from covering an event at the white house. he worked for me for years. she is a fair and descent person and i don't think she should have been prevented from covering anything. cnn has been a martyr for free speech for the last 24 hours. at the same time they are telling us how important it is that people should say what they think, they are agitating for jones to be pulled off youtube. he has a point of view and cnn is trying to squelch it. >> i space shuttle columbi in fl

of theirac session. the only story you would see about youtube pulling jones videos would be a celebration for manageing to get their way on that story. i look at all of the consternation about donald trump and this white house. this has been going on for absolutely ever. you know how the white house press job works. at frees conferences, the president 56 who he wants to ask him questions. often the staffers talk to the reporter beforehand. it's the same as planting questions. you are basically setting who it is that will ask you questions. all of these concerns about access and free speech at the

white house. come on! there are so many problems with the white house press corp to begin with you. you never heard this level of consternation before. >> tucker: right. i wish the left still defended free speech. charlie, great to see you. time for final exam questions. can you remember what happened in the past week? it's a good one. we'll be right back. welcome! hi there. so, what do you look for in a vehicle? sleek designs. performance. dependability is top on my list. well then, here's some vehicles that deliver on that. woah! wow. oh jeez! that's our truck! it's our truck! and they're our cars! that's my chevy! chevy's the only brand to earn j.d. power dependability awards across cars, trucks and suvs three years in a row. awesome. i'm proud. it's like a dynasty. it's impressive.

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>> tucker: time for final exam. we comb the nation to see who remembers what happened this week? join us from town hall, won 6 weeks in a row.

going for her seventh win. her challenger is a former trump advisor and author of the book "why we fight," dr. sebastian gorka. >> intimidating. >> tucker: i know you are nervous. >> if we get ahead we will arm wrestle this lady. >> tucker: you know the rules. i will repeat them for the viewers. i ask the questions. you have to wait until i finish asking the question to answer it. you can answer once i say your name. each correct answer is worth one point. if you get it wrong, you lose a point. the best of 5 wins. ready? >> ready. >> ready. >> tucker: question 1. multiple choice. scientists discovered something

extraordinary on mars. it raises the potential alien life exists. a large rock, a lake, an ancient packet of peanuts? >> b. >> tucker: b, an underwater lake? i was rooting for peanuts. we will see. >> scientists discovered licked water on mars. -- liquid water on mars. the lake is 12 miles wide and 1 miles beneath the surface. there are hopes where there is water there could be life. >> tucker: it is the lake. katie takes the lead. question 2. there is a man running for player in chicago named willie

wilson. this wilson is underscrutiny. he was spotted in church handing out what to voters? >> cash. >> tucker: i don't think that's legal. we will see if you are right. >> dr. wilson handing out $100,000 in cash! he said it's part of his annual effort to help people pay sky rocketing property taxes and not a vote buying scheme. >> tucker: [laughing]. you were right, dr. sebastian gorka. evening with the reigning champion katie. which former attorney general of the united states said he wants to be the president of the united states but won't decide until next year whether or not to run? dr. sebastian gorka? >> slime ball number 1, eric

holder. >> tucker: roll the tape. >> are you considering throwing your hard in the wring for 2020? >> i am thinking about it. if i make a determination early next year? i was looking to see potential contributors. >> tucker: slime ball then 1 retaste. -- number 1 it is. question 4, a u.s. senator had to reassure the public he was still alive. reports from google said he died last year. which senator was it? >> senator orin hatch of utah. >> tucker: is it hatch. >> orin hatch tweeted google, we need to talk with a screen shot of google search results which claimed he passed away last year.

his team posted photos to prove the senator is very much alive. >> tucker: are correct. that brings us to question 5. in a sudden death match between dr. sebastian gorka and katie. this is multiple choice. there is a video from england that is all over the internet. it shows a tourist getting in the way of one of the queen's guard while the guard was marching. how did the guard react to the tourist? ask her to move out of the way? push her really hard to the side? or lock her up in prison in the queen's tower? dr. sebastian gorka? >> i am going for a. >> tucker: a, politely asked her to move out of the way. to the tape we go.

>> oh! >> wow. >> tucker: you were wrong. >> that would not have happened in my time. >> tucker: that's a good point. get back to great britain. [laughing]. thanks, both. katie you have the mug. big enough for a massive dinner party. congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> i salute you. >> tucker: our scorekeepers are telling me that katie is one win away from the final exam record set by shannon's team earlier in the year.

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>> tucker: college students are vocal in their support for socialism because the government put them in debt with student loans. making everything free is expensive. who pays for it all. kevin phillips visited a campus to get that question answered. here's part of what he found. >> i feel like everyone should have free education and health care. >> how will we pay for that? >> oh, god. us, i guess. >> who should pay for all of the free things? >> all of the free things? well, some should come from taxes but the government should pay for it. >> the government is funded by

taxes. >> they can figure it out. >> the people with a good reason to spend their tax money would not mind paying more taxes. >> tucker: kevin phillips join "us weekly" tonight. -- us tonight. they can figure it out? >> these were all people in cortez's district. soci socialism millennials support and they are the larging voting bloc in america. i have been on 50 college campuses. they have one ding in common. socialism is viewed as high brow and compassionalty.thing in com. socialism is viewed as high brow and compassionalty.

it's not in line with what history shows socialism is. >> tucker: kevin phillips. thanks for that report. sadly out of time. tune into the show for the sworn enemy of for lying, pomposity, smugness and group think. sean hannity right now. >> sean: thanks. the first time since getting fired by abc over what was in her own words a tweet that is indefensible. roseanne barr will sit down with us for a one-on-one interview. we were supposed to air an interview for jim jordan whovulning for speaker of the house. that will air tomorrow. reports that a u.s. military plane is in en route to north korea to pick up the remains of u.s. servicemen killed during the korean