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like that nation. but authorities also say that while these pipe moms wereio rudimentary, they appear to bewh functional and at least one projectiles including shards of glass to inflict as much damage as possible. the fbi's of the packages were mailed in manila envelopes with computer printed address labels and they all had six forever stamps on them, those are stampr that can be used anytime l regardless of price changes. and all of the devices had a return address of florida congressman and former dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz. sources also tell us there is strong evidence that these attempted attacks are the work of one group or individual. over the past two days there have been ten reports of suspicious packages. four have been ruled out. one is still being investigated and five have now been confirmed, including the o clintons, the obama's, billionaire liberal donor george soros, and former cia director john brennan. brennan's envelope was delivered

to cnn. new york city police commissioner james o'neill says investigators are reviewing security video to see if they can identify the courier whoho delivered the cnn package. today president trump condemned what he called acts of political violence, but democratic leaders nancy pelosi and chuck schumerde said "president trump's words ring hollow until he reverses his statements that condone actc of violence." of course the g.o.p. has blamed democrats for inciting numerous acts of violence against republicans. the fbi by the way warns more packages could be out there. v tucker. f >> tucker: trace gallagher, thanks for that. the pipe bombs of course are one of many examples of attempted and actual political violence we'd seen. one of the most notable was a attempted massacre in the summer of 2017, so congressman steve scalise was grazed though my gravely wounded.

in response to the pipe by mailing he tweeted "these attempted attacks that have been made or beyond criminal, they are acts of terror. violence and terror have no place in our politics or anywhere else in our society. the congressman joins us tonight. thanks very much for coming on. what was your first reaction when you saw this news today? >> its anger. this isn't the way that we should expect america to be turning. you are seeing more and more of this and clearly you are seeing it on both sides. we all need to be calling it out. obviously we need to find out what happened in the fbi is in the process of doing it. i feel very confident that our law enforcement officials are ultimately going to find out who did this and if it's one or multiple people, to bring them to justice and do it as swiftly as possible. >> tucker: condemned these acts and was immediately rebuked by the democratic party forward condemning the acts not quite enough, what you make of that?

>> i thought that was a mistake on their part to criticize the president.t. i think it was important to the president did come out with a statement the way he did, strongly.pr i heard silence a lot of times when republicans were under attack from democrat leaders. we all should be calling this o out. when a republican or democrat is under attack -- first of all, we don't even know who did it. we should be trying to find out who did it but we should be criticizing the act whether it's a republican or democrat. some people only criticize when it's a democrat under attack. and the media, by the way, was under attack and there's no place for that either. >> tucker: how do we de-escalate this? things seem to be moving in a direction that's ominous and so what our leaders need to do to pull us back? >> i think the most important thing is to get back to what made this country great. our founders didn't set up somea kind of system where everybody had to think the same way. in fact, they challenged theire government and they wanted a

system where individual people can speak their views and even speak out against their government and they put the first amendment ultimately in the constitution to ensure that right but the difference is we all have our disagreements. you should never make those personal and you should never think that violence is a way to settle our political differences. we settle them at the ballot box. we have an election in 13 days, that's where we settle our differences. violence is never an answer toe somebody's political disagreement with somebodyre el. >> tucker: it's a wise and interesting point you make. you are saying people feel less free to express their opinions now than they have in previous generations and that part of the reason things are so volatile? >> when somebody tries to use threats or intimidation if like the schoolyard bully. if they don't want to confront their own demons they try to threaten you and scare you away from just living your everyday life and that's not who we are as americans.wa you saw after september 11th when our very way of life was

under attack by people who had a totally different viewpoint of america and what it stands for and we came together as a country and we said we are not going to back down, we are not going to change who we are and we shouldn't do it here either but we should be equally vigilant. republican and democrat, no matter who was under attack, that it's wrong for whoever did the attack. lets find out the details, don't try to deflect blame try to blame somebody else who had nothing to do with it. let's actually go after the people who did. that's what we should do and coming together as americans and again, it's not about philosophy. i'mr a conservative, i have liberal friends. i disagreements with them but i don't make it personal and none of us should make it personal.i we should want to find out who did it. get the facts. don't go trying to bring people that had nothing to do with this. let's all be focused on coming together in finding out who didd it and bringing them to justice. >> tucker: coming from a man who was very close to being murdered for his political beliefs, your words carry weight on that. congressman, thank you. >> always great to be with you.o

>> tucker: the massive caravan of migrants moving north towards the border is growing exponentially tonight. now it's more than 14,000 people strong. no nation other than ours is trying to stop them, why is that? kris kobach joins us next. and we are monitoring the trump rally under in wisconsin. we will take you immediately >> other people march right in news occurs and it just may. >> other people march right in there, it will not happen to us. ♪

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♪ >> tucker: the massive migrant caravan headed for our southern

border from honduras is getting more massive by the day, reportedly it has swelled to 14,000 people. despite the hundreds of millions of dollars that american taxpayers and out to south american countries in mexico. no government in the region seems interested at all in stopping the migrants as they move towards texas. once they arrive in texas, across the rio grande river at the group will inevitably be met by left-wing lawyers who specialize in manipulate in our dysfunctional immigration system and they are all but ensured permanent residency in this country, and that of course is the main reason so many of them are coming out. one of our major political parties strongly supports all of this. that's not speculation, they say it out loud often. watch. >> we are a country that our strength has always been that we are a tolerant country, that we are welcoming. >> people of central america, many are at risk. if they qualify for asylum we believe there should be a

process in which that case can be heard in a fair manner protecting individuals. what's the democratic party's message about the caravan? >> we are a nation of laws, and the laws that are on the books deal with issues of refugees anr asylum status. and our laws require that people be treated with dignity and given that process. >> tucker: a nation of laws that must be ignored. a disagree with any of that? think nations need borders in order to be nations? did you imagine that as an american citizen you should have some voice and who comes into our country? the cable news geniuses have a message for you, shut up, racist. >> it gets trump's nativist base very excited every day and a look at these people as less than human. they believe that those folks are less than human and they believe that they don't deserve asylum. they believe that the kids in cages was a net benefit for this country.

>> donald trump wants you to know that he hates the same people you hate if you hate muslims. if you hate black people, if you hate anyone who lives south of the rio grande. >> tucker: rick wilson, for the record, may be the dumbest person ever to appear on television. kris does belief in borders and he joins us tonight. so thanks very much for coming on. i think most people when thinking about immigration have thought in terms of barriers. how do you strengthen the border? but this appears to be, this caravan, a perfect example of what's actually happening, people who have no right to be here leveraging our legal system against us. something that border walls can't stop. >> that's exactly right. what i think they are attempting to do, you are right if you set in the intro they are going to be met by all kinds of liberal lawyers and they are going to try to claim asylum and the thing is they have no basis whatsoever proclaiming asylum.

they did not face persecution by the government in their home country, which is the essence of asylum, but because they under our laws at least get a hearing, a credible hearing and we don't have enough detention beds to detain 14,000 people while they get those hearings. many of them probably will be let go with a slip thing please come back on such and such a day and they won't come back where they may try to come back and try to fake it through the hearing.e it is absurd how they are abusing our asylum system, t abusing our laws and they are aided and abetted by the american left. >> tucker: is a little disingenuous because they can't be held because then it would bo your holding human beings and pens like animals, you racist, they can't be returned to new mexico because they are noth mexican nationals, they are from central america, so we don't have a choice under the rules written by the people complaining that we are inhumane to do anything but let them free. so basically they are subverting

our law with the system people who just want to obey the law, it's like orwellian. >> it is orwellian. you mentioned earlier the democrats and how they are talking about this. this is like the third stage ofa open border psychosis. in the '90s the democrats wanted to enforce the law. bill clinton signed the illegal immigration reform act which is all about enforcement. then in the 2000s, they were like okay now we want the amnesty.l we are not for enforcing the law, we want amnesty but now in 2018 they are going beyond that and saying we want to bring in more illegal aliens. we are not content with thee millions here already. we are for bringing people in from outside of the country who have no basis for coming to the united states.mi >> tucker: at some point doesn't this raise questions about what democracy is? if every poll for 50 yearsrs demonstrates that most americans at both parties want real borders, they want to have a say of who comes in lives here inan benefits from our society and consistently they have no voice

at all, then what do you start to wonder about democracy?ie maybe it's fake. >> it's quite clear that the political left in america is not listening to what the people are saying and you're absolutely right, the polls constantly show that americans don't want to bee giving taxpayer benefits toy illegal aliens. they don't want sanctuary cities. we have been rewarding illegal immigration against the will of the american people for too long. this is a problem we can solve. if you want to stop illegal immigration, stop rewarding illegal immigration. that's one of the most important reasons why i'm running for governor in kansas.gr but the political left doesn't's want to do that. >> tucker: it if you want to keep people tolerant and pro-immigrant, the let them decide who gets to come here. what they are doing is makinget people more basically for immigration anti-immigration because it's so unreasonable that reasonable people are getting disgusted. thank you for being a consisteno and clear voice on this issue, appreciate it.on >> my pleasure, thank you. >> tucker: immigration was one

of the decisive issues, may be the decisive issue in the last presidential election. what is the caravan mean if anything for the 2018 midterms 13 days from now? dana perino served as press secretary for george w. bush, she has seen this topic emerge and evolve and she think deeply about all of the stuff all the time and she joins us now.w.us does this -- i can't exactly tell where this is going, a republicans are overstating it, or understanding, what effect is this going to have? >> it's possible republicans are overstating this you and understating health care, but that could also be set for democrats, overstating health care and underreporting on immigration. if you just look at the senate, the red state democrats that ari running for reelection, this is not good news for them. claire mccaskill and joe donnelly in particular. missouri and indiana. these are states that president trump won by over 20 points. immigration was one of those number one issues for the voters. w this issue being talked about in the last two weeks before the

midterm election, which is very close anyway, that's probablyy not good news for them. conventional wisdom in washington, d.c., would say that it's not good for republicans to talk about immigration in the way that you and kris kobach were just talking about. however, look at some of the purple states. dean heller in nevada, the most vulnerable senate vulnerable senate republican running for reelection, he has opened up a six-point lead incs nevada. at martha mcsally in arizona now has a lead over her opponent there. the democrats really want to focus on and talk about health care and they could be right. on election night that could be the main reason that people come out to vote but this immigration issue with all of these visualsn it's not like it isn't happening. getting the word out, republicans getting the word ouo could have a difference and in some of these coin flip districts as well. >> tucker: i've always thoughtfe that republicans lie to themselves about the popularity of universal health care, people want their health care taking care whether they should or not but if you're taking that position, the democratic position, how do you square that with your immigration views?

letting in tens of millions more people who also get that health care, doesn't that dilute the promise? >> that's not of their concern. and it's something that republicans try to worry about later on and then they are the mean ones that have to deal with it. i was also thinking of it in another way. you talk about reasonable people and immigration. most people say she's probably one of them. i have a real soft spot fore refugees. the refugees that are h being persecuted by the government, pounded by the government. basically treated terribly, sometimes kidnapped, sometimes targeted for murder for their political beliefs. that is not what's happening here., the best way to deal with economic migrants is actually to practice capitalism in those countries. that is what's made this countrm strong. i'm for helping them in that way but if you like democrats are missing the picture. i would like to have moreay refugees, actual refugees be allowed into this country but if you allow economic migrants into the country and they take up those spaces you are actually

hurting the very ideals that our country was founded on. >> tucker: this level of lying is making us all cynical, including me, i'm trying to fight it. >> you are never cynical. l >> tucker: i'm trying. it's great to see you, thanks for your measured and thoughtful analysis. the russia investigations have failed so far to prove thatea trump got elected because of putin, but the democrats are promising to launch another p investigation if they retake congress. alan dershowitz does not think that's a particularly good plan. he's here next to explain why. a we are also monitoring the rally in wisconsin for news, there may be some. if there is we will bring it to you immediately. here's what the president just said about today's bomb scares across the country. watch. >> political violence, an attack on our democracy. [inaudible]

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>> tucker: after two full years and several separate investigations have so far failed to prove that russia "hacked our election," democrats

are pledging still another russia probe if they retake ther house of representatives. o that's not their only goal. the vast majority of democratic voters according to opinionn polling say they want the democrats to impeach the president if they retake the congress. alan dershowitz is an emeritus professor at harvard law school and the author of the case against impeaching trump and he joins us tonight. professor, do you think that we need another russia probe? >> no, i don't think we do. i think we will learn a lot from the report that mueller will release.n if we did need a probate should be a nonpartisan 9/11 type objective probe.e. the last thing we need is a partisan probe whose purpose it is to demonize the other party and to try to gain partisan advantage. that's not what the american public needs and i think the democrats will shoot themselves in the foot if they fritter away their power as a check andth balance if they do regain the

house by looking to the past instead of looking to the future. >> tucker: so that kind of is the question, do you get t partisan advantage even by talking about russia? presumably if you are a democrat there are lots of things you disagree with that term beliefs, why not argue about those, why still russia? >> it's ridiculous i think and i do think in the end they would get short-term partisan advantage but in the end i think the long-term disadvantages would be obvious. we saw that happen when clinton, bill clinton was impeached. it turned a very negative on the republicans and i think evenen those who participated in the impeachment now regret that. and i think that the democrats should learn the lesson. if they are fortunate enough to regain the house they should use that as a way of checking and balancing and exercising their constitutional authority, tryinl to work with the republicans and come up with some compromise programs that won't satisfy anybody 100%, but that's the

nature of a divided government. you come with compromises. t think back to the days when ted kennedy would work so closely with mccain and others. i think we need to see that happening again and if the democrats regained control and they are smart they will try to reach out to moderate republicans and try to come up with some programs that help the american public rather than jush achieve short-term partisan results. >> tucker: the impeachment talk strikes me as strange. you are the constitutional scholar here my understanding is you need three quarters of the senate to vote for conviction in order to remove the president with impeachment, that's not going to happen. so given that it's not going to happen, why are they considering it? n >> for the same reason they t considered it with bill clinton. the house could conceivably get a majority to impeach. it's very easy to impeach. it's not easy toit impeach constitutionally but the house can act unconstitutionally. maxine waters has already said the criteria for impeachment is

anything the house wants. she wants to impeach not only president trump but vice president pence as well. it would just be a show trial and they might get enough votes. i don't think they will. i think there will be enough sensible democrats to understand that this would not be a positive thing for the democratic party, certainly leading up to 2,020 and as soon as the midterms are over 2020 begins. and i think it would be a way of frittering away at the of democrats have gotten by taking over the house. also, even the talk of it nowy hurts their chances of winning the house. i don't think americans want to vote for impeachment. i don't think they want to vote for more investigations of russia. i think they want to vote for candidates who will move the country forward. >> tucker: and you see it in the polling even, the democratse were doing on especially well or talk about health insurance. health care questions. actual economic matters.nc this is an obvious nonpartisan point that you're making, i'm agreeing with you. why is it not obvious to

democratic leaders? >> i think it is obvious to some democratic leaders. the problem is the leaders today don't have control over the party because the successes have come from young radicals who are winning small elections in obscure places that don't represent what americans really think. i think most americans are centrist. the movement to the left of the democratic party makes them resent the mainstream of the democratic party and i would hope the leaders would recognize that. the same thing is true of republicans. the extreme, extreme right wing, which is winning in a few places, doesn't reference at the core of the republican party. i think americans benefit when both parties moved to the middle when there are great debates between conservatives and liberals, that's where the debates should happen instead of screaming matches between the radicals on the left and the radicals on the right. that's not the america that made us great. >> tucker: professor alan dershowitz, great to see you tonight, thank you.

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visit five-star hotels in the french riviera. he once owned a $7 million home in southern california.th it's good being the creepy porn lawyer but with a first name like creepy, there's no surprise that the porn lawyer financed that lifestyle in part by simply refusing to pay the money he owed other people. according to an extensive and fascinating report unpaid state and federal taxes. earlier this year his law form was ordered to pay $10 million to a former partner whom he apparently stepped on profits from the firm. the firm did not pay up so todar the creepy porn lawyer was hit with a personal judgment of $4.8 million. not even the creepy porn lawyers landlords are getting a cut of that. in a court in santa ana, california convicted his law firm -- evicted rather the law form from its offices for simply skipping four months of rent. nobody from the firm even bothered to show for the hearing. maybe that would have been

different if the hearing had f been held inside to see at a new studio. rising stars in thebe democratic party have been the subject of seemingly endless fawning media coverage and we say fawning, we mean fawning. candidates running are involved in pretty serious scandals. something you probably didn't read and then play discussion magazine profile of them. we will bring you up-to-date. first the case of andrew gillum, the socialist democrat running for governor in florida, he was the mayor of t tallahassee. he was confronted about free gifts he received while he was mayor during a debate last night in florida. watch this. >> you went to a broadway show with an undercover fbi agent. he went to costa rica with the same lobbyist and guess what happened? the lobbyists that wined and dined, they got a $2 million grant. >> my wife and i take vacations and we pay for our own vacations. i didn't get anything in life are free. he ought to check himself. >> did you pay for the trip?

>> you have your time, i will take mine. i will take mine. >> the question is did you pay for the hamilton ticket or did the undercover fbi agent pay for the ticket?id did you pay to stay in the villn in costa rica? where are the receipts? you have not proven that you paid for anything and that's the problem. >> here's the direct answer, i don't take free trips from anybody. i'm a hardworking person. i know that may not fit your description about what you thin. people like me do but i worked hard for everything that i've gotten. >> tucker: your description of people like me do. okay. but what about the undercover fbi agent, did he give you free tickets to hamilton or didn'to. he.ay asking questions about fbi bribery investigations is, needless to say, you know the answer, racism. t many florida voters seem to agree with this. they are at least unbothered by the corruption allegations. he leads tonight by nearly six t points in the real clear politics polling average. meanwhile in georgia in the governor's race another

democratic all-stars stacy abrams admits to burning the u.s. flag -- flag of the state of georgia. watch. >> 26 years ago as a college freshman i along with many other georgians including the governor of georgia were deeply disturbed by the racial divisiveness that was embedded in a state flag with that confederate symbol. i took an action of peaceful protest. >> tucker: you don't like the flag, just burn it.. in the current era of political hash, it should be no surprise that they are unashamed of their radical past. she openly admits she wants opposed, among other things, free markets. here she is. >> fundamental responsibility is to take care of the least of these. especially when the least of these are working families who only want to have access to health care. and i am sick and tired of hearing about the free market being the solution.

>> tucker: well, there was a time, like about 25 minutes ago, that burning flags and attacking markets would be enough to sink a candidate in georgia, but not this year. two years of anti-from fever on the left has encouraged increasing radicalism and the candidates and that's why abrams seems okay, even with the illegal immigrant voters. watch this. >> blue wave is african-american. it's white, it's latino, its asian pacific islanders. it is law enforcement! it is veterans! w it is made up of those who have been told that they are not worthy of being here! it is comprised of those were documented and undocumented. >> the undocumented are not participating in our elections. federal crimes, whatever. o lisa boothe is a senior fellow at independent women's voice and she joins us tonight. thanks a lot for coming on. so that race seems interesting, especially interesting because there is this addition of apparently an fbi corruption investigation in the middle of it. what is that exactly?

>> there's actually two investigations. there's the state investigation into some trips that andrew took and then there's also this fbi investigation, but the reason why all of this has come into the fold and the media as of late is there was this document dump about 150 pages basically showing that andrew gillum has w been lying about accepting are broadway ticket to hamilton, which he accepted from an undercover fbi agent and that's with these documents demonstrate, is that he did knowingly take this taken from a guy named mike miller, the undercover agent who he thought was a business guy who was looking to do a deal with his city when he was mayor. so that's what we know now. >> tucker: i just want to point out just to warn our viewers that andrew gillum has explained it, it's racist to bring that up. >> right. and if you look at a storiedra history in a country of people of all different races coming under fire in investigations for corruption, corruption knows no

race here so i think as an excuse he's trying to use. the big problem with the fbi investigation is he saying that he's not a target. we honestly don't really know that. and if you look at one of his close friends, this longtime lobbyist, cory adams, he is at the center of the fbi investigation and so was one of his businesses, a couple of hise businesses and one of them which gillum was on the city commission that voted to approve the deal. >> tucker: one of the reasons we are also upset here in washington about russia hacking our election is that foreign nationals aren't supposed to be influencing our political process, period. it's actually against the law at a federal level. stacy abrams -- has she explained what she meant? does anyone care? >> the problem is democrats keep trying to say they are not the party of open borders but all you have to do is go back to a speech that was released with

wikileaks, hillary clinton 2013 talk about her desire for open borders. people like keith ellisonit walking around with shirts saying he supports open borders so it would not be a surprise that this is -- it would not be a surprise that stacy abrams would be trying to say something like this. >> tucker: there's a difference between saying open the borders and then saying that people here illegally should be playing a role in our political process. that's reserved for citizens i thought. >> it is. but also remember the fact that hillary clinton gave a voice to undocumented illegal immigrants during the dnc convention. does it really you that much? >> tucker: it doesn't at all and that's where this has always been going. you are absolutely right. but it's still surprising.d thank you for those updates. we appreciate that. most of the news is bad news as you know. it's the first thing we thought when we saw the newspaper this morning. that's what we are so grateful to have mike rowe here. he says we are overlooking a lot of good news and he's here to talk about what that news is, that's next. plus, we are monitoring the

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>> tucker: if you spend the day marinating in news as we do you've probably concluded that it's over, the economy iss tanking in the country is disintegrating, the sky is falling. we know that's not true and so there's one man we could think of to remind us of the upside of america, a man who knows this country very well, mike rowe and he joins us tonight. we send out a distress call to you this morning. we broke the glass encased for emergency. we've got to get mike rowe to remind us what's so great about this country we share. >> dogs and cats living together. your producer is hysterical.

kelly sent me the email. do you have any good news going on in your life? i'm like what you talking about? anything, what do you got? well, i got the show called returning the favor that has absolutely steep to me bloodied do-gooderrism for the last year and a half. i spend my weeks no, i'm not kidding you. literally i fly all around the country meeting people who are slightly better than you and me figuring out what makes them tick, giving them a surprise to allow them to continue doing whatever altruistic thing they've been doing that makes me feel small and them look cutein and they cry and we laugh and then i go to the next place and it's a feel-good hit of the summer. it's got 300 million views and it's worked me so badly and turned me into such an absurd pollyanna that i have toy literally come home and put on cable news in order to feel regular again. it's completely backwards for me. >> tucker: that just sounds

like the greatest job ever and the greatest show ever.y so what have you learned about americans in doing it? >> the same thing i learned on dirty jobs. look, fundamentally we are still united more than we are divided. you're not going to find it inin your newsfeed and you are not going to find it on cable unfortunately. g but work. the work that we do, the stuff we do for money, dirty jobs hass been on 15 years, never wants to hear the words republican, democrat, isis, riot. you might hear her again if we are down doing a cleanup or something but nobody talks about any of that stuff in real life and i'm returning the favor.bo it's the same thing. that's my baby picture, that's so weird. we essentially highlight decency the same way we use to highlight work. it was really just an experiment. we wanted to prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that the country still was full of people who woke up and went out to make their community a better place and now my newsfeed, i'm not

kidding, it is literally overrun with people saying you've got to meet my brother, my uncle, my cousin, my sister, you've got to meet my neighbor, wait till you see what they do. for what it's worth, we are going to be okay. and if we had social media back in the day, pick your favorite century. if we were reporting on the state of things today the way they existed once upon a time h would see enough to depress a hyena, are you kidding me? this is the absolute best time to be alive ever. any food you want can bee delivered to your door, you can fly across the country in a steel tube. any song you want, all the information in the world is right here. it's accessible. it's not as bad as you think. >> tucker: the one question i have in the one worry i have is related to it, i've always loved about america that americans are kind to strangers. are they still? >> yeah. they are.

but it's not news. it's not headline news. man holds door for women weighed down withh bags.s. no. manners is may be back on its heels a little bit. i don't know why people don't stand anymore when women walk in the room but these are little things. fundamentally, fundamentally i don't think -- i think we are the same basic species we've always been. just 20 minutes ago i narrated the forward to my mom's book. my mom at 80 years of age has written a book about optimism and it's literally flying off the shelves. i'm so proud of her because two weeks ago on barnes & noble fear, bob woodward's book was number one. she actually eclipsed it for a couple of hours. for a couple of hours hopepe trumped fear. >> tucker: i know that feeling. mike rowe, you have cheered us up. as always, as we knew you would

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ enthusiasti >> tucker: packages that were apparently delivered to the obama is this morning. we've been following this andry she joins us tonight. we've been steeped in coverage of thiss story and a lot of us are losing track of what we know and don't know. >> we know there were packages and we know there were devices

that appeared t to work like bos and that is all we know. so it's interesting that there has been so much discussion over what this means and the significance and the discussion and we don't have any information at all except knowing who they were sent to thus far. >> tucker: the implication was that the president sent these and we don't know that. >> there has been a lot of blame being placed on president trump with no reason. we do not know who did this. we don't know their political motivations other than their targets were the democrats and we don't know the meaning behind. we don't even know if it was ana american citizen or a rogue actor from a different country. we need to know what they were trying to accomplish and that would be good to do before we place blame. >> tucker: the packages were threatening. >> they werethey made to appears

bombs. >> tucker: but to assign blame when we don't know who is to blame is corrosive. >> it's wrong always to assign blame -- people are responsible for their own actions and even if people have done things that they find insightful people are responsible for their own actions. i don't think cnn said we did it because we attacked trump all day every day and they should. have because they were not responsible. >> tucker: molly, thank you. we've got a fox news alert. south los angeles has been evacuated tonight. a suspicious package was found addressed to maxine waters. bill. what do you know? >> yeah. tucker, good evening. what we know is limited but earlier this afternoon our

newsroom got phone calls from this postal facility telling us they were being evacuated because of a package addressed to maxine waters. lapd bomb squad is on scene. some of the bomb technicians have gone inside to take x-rays of the device which is still inside of the building. we've beenen talking to some of the employees. some are very confused. some of them are telling us they were evacuated and others weren't. this package did in fact have maxine waters' name on it. they believe it had similar markings and id stuff on it just like the other packages that were foundnd throughout the day. this is the second package found today addressed to maxine waters. if. confirmed this is i believe

the 7th package. a second package addressed to maxine waters here in south l.a. back to you guys. >> tucker: appreciate. thank you very much. our hour is over. we're back tomorrow at 8:00. good night from washington. sean hannity is next live in new york city. >> sean: tucker, great show. we need to you watch the show for the entire hour. many americans are on high alert after a series of suspected mail bombs were sent. nobody knows who is responsible. let me be clear and let me reiterate what i've been saying for a month, violence and threats and intimidation has no place in this country. we are the united states of america. we solve our differences at the ballot box without bloodshed.