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color to ever serve on their faculty. woman of color. she also used her fake indian heritage to frame or solve a somebody affected by america's sad history of racial discrimination. she posed as a victim because on the left, victimhood is power. watch her do it. >> my father's parents said absolutely not. you can't marry her because she is part cherokee and she is part delaware. after fighting it as long as they could my parents went off, they eloped. what i know about my parents as i know that in that little town they grew up in, my father's parents knew enough about my mother and her family. that's a fact is ned? >> it is not about the number. >> tucker: her own trail of tears. as it turned out, she could come up with a single, not one american

indian and her family tree. the rest of the country laughed at her and rightly so. this morning she had back at the rest of us, out of nowhere she produced a private dna test that she claims confirms her story along with it of course she released a video that doubles as an ad for her presidential campaign. >> the president likes to call my mom a liar. what are the facts? >> they suggest that you absolutely have a native american ancestry. >> i'm not enrolled, i understand and respect that distinction. my family history is my family history. >> tucker: well, the senator can see that she has not enrolled in a tribe. you may have guessed that. that fact is settled in any case. what are the test results that she is producing actually saying? according to her she may have had one unnamed and still unidentified indian ancestor, not necessarily from north america by the way.

eight or so generations ago, potentially. that could make less than one, 1,000th indian. that is about roughly as every white person you've ever met which is to say not american indian at all. so don't count on running into elizabeth warren at the next meeting of the tribes. do count on her to keep pretending that she somehow is the spokeswoman for indigenous peoples everywhere. she has a pointed herself ahead of the me too movement. >> native communities have faced discrimination, neglect and violence for generations. trump can say whatever he wants about me. walking native americans or immigrants in order to try to get at me, let us know what america is. >> tucker: hold on a minute. who is mocking native americans? if anybody is doing that it is elizabeth warren. she is the one who stole their identity and leverage their

suffering to climb the greasy pole of our america. no high plains whiskey trader ever acted with more ruthless cynicism that she has. actual indians are disgusted by it, the cherokee nation this afternoon released a statement, they called her claims inappropriate and wrong. "and makes a mockery out of dna tests and its legitimate uses while also dishonoring legitimate tribal governments and their citizens." in other words, it is bad for indians. that backfired. dna tests aren't really the point and we should remember that. it doesn't matter if sacajawea is 1% indian or 90% indian, dna should never matter except two physicians treating illnesses. if your bloodline should not dictate who you vote for, what job you get, we are kids go to school, whether you get promoted or anything else. a ruling class sends the opposite message, they believe in a racial spoils system.

they tell you that you have your traits that you have nothing to do with are the most important things about you. that is the very definition of racism. it also is a dangerous course for a country to take especially right now. increasingly, researchers know much more about dna and the role that it plays in human life. it is on target all to imagine a society that degenerates into pure general determinism. it is already happening in brazil where they measure people's skull shape to see if they qualify for affirmative action. other countries throughout history as you may have read have done similar and horrifying things. do you want to live in a place like that? no thank you. better to stick to our ideals, we do our best not always successfully but we try to treat people as individuals and judge them by their behavior, what they do and not their ancestry. under that system, fraud is yuma

never would've bothered to make up a fake family tree. harvard would've hired someone impressive in her place. multiply that by every institution in america you a better country. elizabeth warren's video included ample footage of news personalities ridiculing her claims about her heritage. here it is. >> what does she translate into cherokee? spreading the bull? [laughs] >> tucker: left >> reporter: radio host how he is making were hoops of that clip and he joins us to make more. how we, great to see you. what do you make of this? you must feel something after it turns out she has 11,000th american indian. are you retracting your mockery? >> no. tucker, if "the boston globe" was a legitimate news organization the headline would be "dna test to prove white

women is a white woman." dna test confirm senator warren is still a fake indian. this is ridiculous. all my life the globe has been running a story every six years saying that senator kennedy is turning his life around. he is gone so now elizabeth warren is turning her life around. they are trying to promote her. last month they had an amazing story about how her ethnic fraud claiming to be american indian did not affect her meteoric rise in academia after she started checking the box. that didn't work. they are back with this. >> tucker: let me ask you, as the only person outside of new england whoever looks at "the boston globe" i always wonder, are they taking payment directly from or is it just a kind of moral payment? why are they carrying? >> she is part of the resistance. what is interesting to me is

that this morning with the story coming out it said she is somewhere between 1/32 but that was all wrong. they are used to fake news but this time it was fake math. it was really only 1/64th. as soon as i leave tonight i am playing the lottery. the thing is, all the moon bats who love her have all posted the story saying that she is 1/32 and they didn't run the corrections on the story. some fuzzy math. >> tucker: has anyone ever asked the obvious question which is who cares? if she had one genetic makeup is that make her a better person that if she has another? do we live in that country where you are judged by your dna? >> i been offered to pay for dna

test for many moons. she refuses. i think it is some kind of -- she is playing on white guilt. i want to mention this, another fraud that she is involved in. powwow child. this cookbook. this is the cookbook that she contributed to come all indian recipes. i think a chef prepared some for you, cold crab omelettes. very popular on the trail of tears back in the 19th century. cold crab. it was lifted from a "new york times" cookbook. >> tucker: we are actually re-creating that recipe later on the show. how we car, thank you. >> thank you. bill jacobson has followed the story more closely and for longer than may be anyone else. he is a professor at cornell law school. he joins us tonight. bill, does this settled the

story that you been covering? >> no it doesn't settle anything at all. it raises more questions. your viewers need to understand how deceptive elizabeth warren was in claiming native american heritage. native american ancestry. she did not claim it when she was a child, she didn't claim it for college. she didn't claim it for law school, she only claimed it when she was in her late 30s and beginning to climb to law school letter. the law professor letter from the university of texas, going to harvard. the only time she's ever claimed it. she never affiliated with native americans, she never helped them, she was never a faculty advisor for native americans. she got herself listed as native american so she could be declared a minority law professor. she did that when she was climbing the ladder. and we know why she did that, she can say whatever she wants to do what everybody understands this is a woman who built her

political narrative claiming that other people are rigging the system. she tried to wreck her career by claiming a status to which she is not entitled to. >> tucker: "the boston globe" told me a little while back claiming to be the first nonwhite female harvard law school professor. it had no effect at all on her ascent within harvard law school. she didn't get any benefits, is that true? >> we don't know that. harvard has never released her complete hiring fire. what "the boston globe" had was documents that elizabeth warren provided. to my knowledge and i specifically asked a report of this question and i never got an answer, her complete hiring file was never released. yes, there may be nothing there but doesn't really matter whether she benefited? she tried to benefits. she tried to get an advantage over other people by claiming a

status to which she is not entitled. it is the worst form of cultural appropriation or misappropriation which is a very hot topic in progressive circles. she tried to misappropriate the identity of one of the most victimized people in history or at least in recent history which is native americans. progressives seem not to care. >> tucker: and yet without conclusive evidence her lackeys in the press declared her in ascent. amazing. professor, thank you very much. up next we have some major news, it almost pans us to bring it to you but this time it does worth it. stay tuned. ♪ if you're waiting patiently for a liver transplant, it could cost you your life. it's time to get out of line with upmc. at upmc, living-donor transplants put you first.

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♪ >> tucker: normally we call this a fox news alert but that we want to be a little more direct, it is a creepy porn alerts. the federal judge has it dismissed a defamation lawsuit that stormy daniels filed. the judge says that trump is entitled to attorneys fee, that means that the creepy porn lawyer may have to cut the president, his nemesis a check. don't get your hopes up too far, the check would probably bounce. the creepy porn lawyer may realize that he has vowing to appeal the ruling. we will continue to fall this case because honestly we can't help ourselves. we can't look away. democrats forecasting a blue wave of voters in november. we will see. some of them overtly say that illegal aliens are part of that

wave. in the state of georgia, the candidate stacy abrams had the blue wave will include all segments of society including those were documented and undocumented. illegal immigrants of course are not allowed to vote in federal elections. democrats increasingly are pushing back against that assumption. the democratic nominee for montgomery county city council and maryland and he joins us. thank you for coming on. this seems to get bright red line. that you would never want a foreign citizen voting in your election, would you? >> yes and they are not allowed to. that is not actually what stacy was saying. i think it is a distraction to talk about that. her point was the larger point that there are a lot of ways to be typically involved. i often say voting is the end of a civic process, before that you ask your congressman or your city councilman for a sign on your street, you organize, you protest. the dreamers are a perfect example, not citizens they have a tremendous impact.

>> tucker: i would you want some one who is here illegally? using a fake, federal i.d.? why would you want that person influencing the political process? >> dreamers -- >> tucker: there's a special legal designation for them. the overall majority are not dreamers, 22 million illegals that is the federal term for them. why would you want them influencing anything about your country? >> first of all, i like to call them undocumented individuals. they pay over $20 billion in federal taxes but received no benefits. >> tucker: that is not true in t all. of course the offer only majority of the bursts are paid for by you and become legal citizens. they take a lot, we educate their kids, the user

infrastructure. the question is, more of a theoretical one. but they're breaking a law come out but would they have the right to -- it's a foreigner who is not allowed to be here, why would they vote? >> everyone arrived here at some point, even your ancestors. when they got here they got engaged in the civic life of their community. they went out and figured out how to figure out to have a driver's license. make the community safe. >> tucker: i'm not making an argument against immigration. you are saying they should have an influence on our election? >> they arty do, it's a fact. >> they are contribute into our democracy, they have a right. >> tucker: 's what a citizenship? >> that is the right to vote. >> tucker: even if they are here illegally? >> yes. people participate.

president trump said that dreamers can participate. >> tucker: it dreamers are a tiny -- this is not the same thing. they are not here illegally. president obama made them legal temporary but the 22 million are here illegally. >> before that they advocated to get that status. >> tucker: for political reasons the former president came to their demands. to have this right to go to a foreign country demand that they change the way they govern themselves? >> people do it all the time. american are overseas advocating for all kinds of changes. >> tucker: anything that is okay? i walk over to mexico and i say i demand to make you accommodations for me. >> not accommodations. we've an immigration debate that is going on for a long time, president reagan, all that stuf stuff. >> he made a lot of people legal and i think it was a huge mistake. >> tucker: i'm here to determine what the truth is. if i go to a foreign country and

say coming in at all to be here and i say shut up, you have to listen to me. i demand you allow me to stay. >> nobody has said that year. >> tucker: are you joking? we run tapes of illegal aliens all the time, burning u.s. flags. >> there are plenty of americans who burned u.s. flags too. >> tucker: i agree and i am against it. >> do you want to load everybody up and ship them out? >> tucker: yes, most of them. >> what is your criteria? >> tucker: the president said that these people have a right to say, okay. i disagree but that is the law. the other law is that people who are not here illegally have to leave. 22 million. >> sophie paths the pathway to citizenship you would go along with it >> i believe in the law. the lead into the story with stacy abrams as saying that illegal immigrants should vote, she didn't say that.

nobody is saying that. >> tucker: i think she was saying that. you are saying that illegal aliens have a right to influence our political process and i'm saying we should be horrified. why wouldn't we be? >> everyone started here as an illegal immigrant. >> tucker: my stage manager came here legally. >> so did my dad. when the irish came off the boat they were necessarily legal. people -- that is the way this country goes. >> tucker: so we shouldn't defend our borders because the irish came? [laughs] thank you for that. i wish had more time. >> only citizens should vote. >> tucker: hillary clinton at it again defending her husband, how does that work? we will find out. she was by the way, hillary, the leader of our ruling class. one of the reasons trump got elected, one of the reasons she is on the cover of my new book, "ship of fools."

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>> some today had said he should have stepped down. >> in retrospect, do you think bill should have resigned in the wake of the monica lewinsky scandal? >> absolutely not. >> wasn't an abuse of power? >> no. people say president of the united states cannot have a consensual relationship with an intern, the power imbalances too much. >> she was an adult. let me ask you this, where's the investigation? >> tucker: even the ladies of the view are not buying this line of argument, and said they ripped hillary clinton believe it or not for her abrasive interview tactics. >> what she just said is exactly what the republicans do, they change the subject. that is why we never get anywhere in the uterus. >> you know you have a bad argument when your meeting argument is, they are worse. she can have it both ways.

kathleen widely claims the clintons tried to intimidate her. she called monica lewinsky and are a narcissist. they have to move on. >> tucker: camille polly is an author and a cultural critic, she has written extensively about hillary clinton. her latest book is titled "provocations." she joins us. thank you for coming on. >> thank you. >> tucker: hillary clinton is mentioned on this book. let me ask you some broader questions about this country, what is your reaction to her role and the kind of me too movement? >> it is very ambiguous. i think her history has been hypocritical. i was the only democrat feminist to call for bill clinton's resignation and devoted i votem twice. all this was happening, the

servicing of him by and enter in in the white house offices. >> tucker: it is a good point in a good reminder. as someone who has written about sex, gender roles, what do you make of the convulsion we are going to particularly of the me too movement? >> it is great, that attention is being made to the women being abuse. i was lobbying for moderate harassment guidelines in my university in philadelphia. i think we have gone a little bit too far here. following the presumption of innocence, they have to be considered. what i am say as a feminist is that women themselves must take charge of their own interactions with men. they must signal at the time that something is unacceptable. this waiting ten years, 20 years, 30 years, it is not

american, it is stalinist. >> tucker: women were told again and again by people who claimed to empower women are themselves powerless and they can't say anything because they are so lacking in power. >> nonsense. working-class women, yes. may be dependent on a job that they cannot protest but as i've written there are no excuses for well educated upper-middle-class professional women to let offenses to their dignity go by. you must draw the line when it happens. it is absurd that you feel too powerless. you can't complain. women who say that are simply putting the career advantage over the larger question of feminist issues and the production of women. >> tucker: you have written so much about who may be a sex what do you make about seeing your allies on the left strike a

puritan position on these questions? a kind of blew noah's outrage at sensual pleasure, personal happiness, telling you that you are not allowed to do this or that. what he make that? >> there's been a split within feminism. since i can wave feminism, the media has been extremely lazy and pursuing this. i belong to the pro sex and culture of feminism. i favor the legalization of, i have defended porn. et cetera. there's been this argument for a very long time. my branch in the 90s thanks to madonna suddenly bursting on the scenes. she is faded, and all sense of her own trajectory and i am astonished that we are back to feminist puritanism again. we are talking about mental imbalance.

hysteria, that is nothing to do with women's rights. these are neurotics who are talking about hatred of men, who are poisoning the culture. making it more difficult for a young woman to reconcile with young men. >> tucker: you might not agree dealt with camille polly if you're watching the show, but trust me one of the most interesting people. this is her new book. it's great to see you, thank you. >> thank you. >> tucker: party leaders wanted minute but democrats are laying the groundwork for impeaching the president, should they take the majority in the house. it is next. ♪ for two times faster absorption. so you can have worry free nights, and wake up feeling fresh and free. for a free sample visit tena.us - i geta lot.ches. but no way i'm gonna keep taking extra strength products.

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impeach the president if they retake the congress in november. they retake the house which looks likely. they have no choice. the democratic base is so amped up hating trump as the one thing that holds them together. the vast majority of them think the president should be impeached. for what? it doesn't matter. for being a bad guy. in november if they take the house they probably will have no choice but to go for impeachment. everybody knows this. an attorney of hillary clinton and joins us. richard, let me just say, i'm pretty sure you are against impeachment. you were here for the whole clinton impeachment any sow would hurt the republicans. you don't like trump but you know there is no actual high crime or misdemeanor for which you can impeach him. it is insane. you also know your base. they are insane! how does the democratic party planning on being stop being driven >> it is not just high

crime, it is treason. bribery. i think the universe thinks we can go after it. >> tucker: having a press conference with vladimir putin can get you impeached? [laughs] speak of close family members were consorted with the russians, yes. that is another discussion. the fact of the matter is. the democrats leaders are pushing off discussion of impeachment because they are going to win on health care and the issue of to contain him or do you enable him? i think most people want to contain him. in 2014, most republicans wanted to impeach obama and i didn't cause the republican leader to go after impeaching him then. >> tucker: i remember that. that is when they were surrounding lawmakers and restaurants and pounding on the front doors of the supreme court and screaming like wild animals and shooting people with bear spray and the streets of portland. yes, it's all coming back.

come on, there's no comparison between the lunacy on display on the left as a threat to you as you know, and what the republicans are doing. they can't control those people. you're not controlling them now. >> i would say there is no comparison to locking up babies in cages with anything that barack obama did. here's what the democrats are going to do. if you want to know. >> tucker: babies are being put in cages? >> on the mexican border. another discussion. public hearings like watergate on the russian attack, on obstruction of justice, on tax fraud money laundering. on a series of things i don't think he'll be going after impeachment because politically they realized it couldn't clear the senate and they would rather have a -- >> tucker: after two years of talking about russia, they throws no actual threat, the threat is china.

do you think you're going to have hearings on russia? to think that helps to talk more about russia? vladimir putin? honestly think they would do that? that is so nuts. >> i think trump appointed officials at the top of our intelligence community. he prayed about this mike pompeo fellow, used to be head of the cia come he said the russians attack united states and pose a threat to us. >> tucker: i don't care what he says. do you think we need more hearings on russia? russia! >> i think all these people have testified behind closed doors in the house, even the senate and they should like the watergate hearings, that is with the public is going to know. what really happened and the mueller report will lack that. the base in the immediate sea of what the public hearings would do. >> tucker: you are saying independent investigation that extends beyond two years is not enough, we need more hearings about russia!

you think the public is going to say thank heavens we elected the democrats, i want to hear more about russia. do you think so? >> be more sensitive to the charge if there is a single republican that complains yes. i think the public is owed a public hearing and showing. >> tucker: left mike i know out there, throughout the fruited plain people are graceful. we will keep talking about russia! [laughs] until the next millennium. richard, thank you. russia! and other foreign news, saudi arabia's government is accused of murdering a journalist and critic, now they may say it was an accident. mark steyn weighs in on that next. also, washington permit class needs to impeach trump because they can't acknowledge that he was legitimately elected. if they did, it would expose how

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♪ >> tucker: as of right now the government of saudi arabia is denying any involvement in the disappearance and the likely murder of "the washington post" columnist who disappeared after entering the consulate in turkey to get a document. we do know what happened to them. tonight the saudis admitting that he was in fact killed. >> hey tucker, they are now multiple reports that the saudi government is putting together an explanation to acknowledge

that he was killed during an interrogation that went wrong. the real intent was to abduct him and then bring him back to saudi arabia. the goal for this new narrative is to absolve crown prince of responsibility by giving him plausible deniability. in other words, saying the crown pens didn't order the killing. analysts point out for the past two weeks, saudi arabia has denied having anything to do with his disappearance. even when there was video of him entering the console went in and stumble but the never leaving. authorities have audio and video evidence that he was killed inside the consulate, though that information has not been released. there is the matter of two saudi planes arriving in turkey the day he disappeared. carrying 15 members of what many have described as a hit team. those men were waiting at the consulate for his arrival. turkish investigators believe they killed him, dismembered him

and took his body away. president trump said a short time ago that he is aware of reports that saudi arabia may claim that his death was unintended, the mr. trump could not confirm that statements. >> tucker: trace gallagher, thank you for that update. here to bring us more as mark steyn. mark, it is hard, call me naive but it is hard to believe the date primitive desert theocracy that he heads its critics and public squares would hurt one of its critics who works at "the washington post." were you shocked by the story? >> i think you might doing them some to service their tucker. according to the turks, they fluid an flew in an expert, as the saudis are saying, he was accidentally question to death. apparently that can happen to anyone. that is just the way it is.

the only mystery here is why if the turks who claim to have basically seen all the stuff going on in the hours before hand, why they haven't actually released it. there is actually a kind of turkish, saudi feud that this particular reporter was very much on the turkish side of. other than that, you are right. this is one of the most bloodthirsty regimes on earth. it is basically isis with diplomatic recognition. the beheadings in the square, regardless of liberalization and all the rest of it, this is how they deal with their enemies. >> tucker: i'm confused about the media coverage of this. by the way, i think american journalists have a right to be upset that a guy who wrote for the post was dismembered. the saudis also may have had, there is some evidence, advanced knowledge of 9/11.

they funded across the islamic world that have increased the instances of terrorism, nobody said that. are we missing a larger story? >> i think so. this particular reporter before he arrived in america was very close to prince turkey who was the saudi and intelligence chief and later the ambassador in london and washington. my connection to prince turkey is that he once had the arrogance of marcus mark steyno bounds. prince turki step down as saudi intelligence chief ten days before 9/11. this guy who is the nephew of the biggest and most celebrated of his generation, this guy before he fell out with the saudi family was prince of turkey's biggest body.

this is one of those -- he doesn't deserve to be chopped up and a consul once but there are no good guys in the story. >> tucker: that is such a good point. elizabeth warren and her native american heritage which rounds out to 0%. we want to recall the time that we had a recipe that she submitted to a cookbook, powwow child. >> this is not a dna test. >> the omelette, the cold omelette. speaker everything is good to go. you let me know. i don't dabble too much with native american cooking but this is not what would come to mind immediately. i'm not an expert. >> tucker: this is traditional cherokee food? i can see why she would pretend to be part of this.

>> the full experience with the recipe online on our facebook page, take a look. mark, were you won over by her dna test? >> oh, yes. this is no doubt traditional oklahoma cherokee crab recipe. it's in the state song. oklahoma where the crab comes sweeping down the plane. >> tucker: [laughs] it is the duke and duchess favorite recipe from a manhattan restaurant. i love that. there is a displaced cherokee with an authentic cherokee recipe who didn't get in because according to elizabeth warren, the house of windsor are one of the five tribes and her world. that is where affirmative action, that is where it leads. the first native american head of state in america was king george the third. if only we had known. >> tucker: it nobody beats mark steyn. thank you. great to see you.

elizabeth warren is made up of cherokee heritage, it helped her a lot at harvard. meanwhile asians are heard by the discriminatory policies of that school. we'll talk about the lawsuit underway right now against harvard. stay tuned. he it could. if we took the time to listen. the most inspiring minds. the most compelling stories. download audible. and listen for a change.

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>> tucker: harvard university going on trial for racial discrimination. one group is suing the school saying it systematically penalizes asian applicants based on their race, and there's a whole lot of data to believe that's absolutely right. bj ingham is the author of, almost black, how i got into medical school by pretending i'm black. we've been laughing about this, because it's obviously ludicrous, but the fact is, she was helped, it seems clear, by claiming to be one race. many others are hurt but the

system though, which is not quite as funny. tell us your reaction to what you've seen at harvard? >> you know, the scam that harvard has pulled up by hiding their racial discrimination beats posing as black to get into medical school any day. harvard has used diversity as justification for racial determination against asian-americans and white people. they have reduced asian-american enrollment in their classroom 43%-18% using discrimination, and in fact their own internal committee found evidence of discrimination and of course. the report. edward bloom, i spoke at a rally at the asian-american coalition for education, and all of this was brought to light because of them. we can see the racism plain and simple in front of our eyes. >> sean: so why is this not one of the biggest stories in the country? the most famous story in the world, the most prestigious has

been caught red handed discriminating on the basis of race. they are not even defending themselves and nobody covers it, why? >> i can't speak for the motivation of the media but, it's so hidden, they bury it in such a way that only a professional treatment admissions consultant could understand how complicated it is. it's plain and simple racism but it so carefully hidden, find words like personality trait and that. what is it? it's racist, carefully hidden but it's racist. >> tucker: we only have like 30 seconds left but you said this, have you taken a lot from this? >> i have taken a lot. he's been our greatest ally in our fight against racial discrimination. we have affirmative action and the supreme court because of him, and because of president trump our issues are being brought before university is like this.

>> tucker: you would think that liberals would be on your side because supposedly they were against it, too. thank you very much for coming on. it was great to see you. we are done for the night and we will be back tomorrow. the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and groupthink. good night from washington, sean hannity from new york city right now. >> sean: tucker, thank you. welcome to "hannity." so lies, smears, slander, no due process or presumption of innocence. disbursement besmirch meant as e again, and we will show you how democrats, and their friends on the left are demonizing all political differences and how they have no vision for the country, fanning flames of violent protesting and lying to you, the american people, purposely. alec baldwin wants to overthrow the u.s. government and robert de niro