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are here? i hope y'all realize that you're normalizing and enabling nazis. do you really care? do you? >> yeah. [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] >> tucker: the video you just saw was shot at florida state university, but it could have been at any college campus. f'ing nazis. if the left had a slogan right now, that would be it. it's a scream of rage. it's not aimed at actual nazis either. the group progressives are yelling at, the real enemy, is america's middle class, which they consider disgusting and immoral. >> you have racism and sexism driving this president's base. >> i think there's a bigger racist part of this country. we're seeing it. we're living it.

>> he does have to take some responsibility for the type of racist bioclimate that we find ourselves in, which, jake, is not new. this is in the dna of america. >> tucker: it's in the dna of america. so the country that vanquished the nazis is itself a nazi country. that's their position. is this something democrats are saying in order to get out the vote next tuesday? probably not. it's hard to see how that would be an effective campaign tactic. they're saying it because they really mean it. the left is so angry they can no longer reason. think back a few years ago to all the public figures that you once considered impressive. you might not have agreed with their politics, but there was no question they were serious people. david gergen, bill kristol, james clapper. where are those people today? foaming and ranting on twitter like drunk children. what about brennan? here's what brennan sounds like

now? >> he is feeding and fuelling hatred and animosity and misunderstandings among americans. it's nothing short of treasonous. he's giving aid and comfort to the enemy. he's aiding and abetting the enemy. >> tucker: treason, aiding and abetting the enemy. people didn't used to say things like that in public, no t for a long time. now it's just another midday panel on msnbc. our culture grows less open and more stifling by the day. comedians no longer tell unapproved jokes. scientists must abandon politically unpopular research.

the left is clamping down with maximum force on dissent. they demand nothing less than total obedience to their ever-expanding programs, whose outlines change and are confusing. step out of line though and they will hurt you. so why is the left doing this? well, because they're losing and they know it. take a step back for a minute. is humorless political correctness the hallmark of self-confidence. no, it's just the opposite. victorious armies don't behave like this. crumbling regimes do. this is how you act when you feel your power slipping away. democrats will likely win the election on tuesday. they'll win the next election too. ultimately it doesn't really matter because their program is over. it doesn't work. voters are rejecting their ideas and they're doing it around the world. in country after country, globalism is dying. america is now an international pariah for having a president

who calls himself a nationalist. but if anything, trump is just one among many. it's all moving in the opposite direction, and it's moving at high speed. voters everywhere want their leaders to care about and protect them. the globalist left can never deliver on that because they cannot acknowledge that the concerns of one country might o outweigh those of any other countries. that's why as long as democracy is allowed, the globalist left is doom. progressives know that. they can smell it, and it terrifies them. so they crack down on the population. in the end that will not work. you can't bully and harangue your own people forever. there is a limit, and we're reaching that limit. what we're seeing is not the

so i don't know what's happened. it looks like democrats will win. but i wonder what you make in what's happening in the rest of the world, all around the world in almost every major democracy. left wing globalism is being rejecting severely. is it the racism of voters? is there another reason? seriously. >> look, i think there is a contracting of the middle class around the world and i think that's leading to unrest. and if we're not careful, that can happen here. i think the middle class has been shrinking for many, many years and see the opportunities for their children dwindling. and you see them turn to extreme right wing philosophies that blame others, which is what this president is trying to do every day by embracing nationalism.

it blames others for the problems of a stagnant economy. i think it's important we address the concerns of the middle class. >> tucker: hold on. yes, go ahead. tell me. >> i agree with you on the political correctness argument. i think that people on the left have to get away from that. i don't believe in offending people, but i think that there needs to be some latitude, especially for comedians and journalists and artists to express themselves. >> tucker: how about normal people who may wear the wrong halloween costume or say the wrong thing at a christmas party, or call it a christmas party? we both agree it's bad, but why is it happening? >> i think there needs to be a distinction between people who are intentionally trying to offend and people who stumble into something that may be offensive and can be corrected

and move on with their lives. >> tucker: what if they don't want to be corrected? what if they have different views from you? why do you feel the need to destroy them? if you really believe your program is right, you convince other people. you don't get them fired and humilia humiliated, which is what the left is doing on a large scale across our country. >> i think convincing people that they may have a racist or sexist or offensive view is different. you're never going to convince a racist or sexist not to be one. and those people do need to be banished or punished for it. that's something you can correct and move on. >> tucker: thank you for pulling off the mask and letting us see the authoritarian beneath. >> you're projecting. >> tucker: no, i'm not projecting in the slightest. i don't believe in punishing

people. you can't convince certain categories of people who i deem sexist or racist. you just have to crush them. and i believe that each person is a citizen and capable of reason and can be persuaded. and when do we give up on that and say, i don't agree with you. i have to hurt you now. that is the position of the american left. and people don't like that, by the way. are you aware of how little people like that? >> i believe that you've got to get everybody to come around with the idea that all men and women are equal in this country. and when there are people not willing to treat people with dignity and respect, they need to be dealt with in society because this is not what we have in a welcoming open society, people actively trying to hurt people based on their race, sex, religion, gender, or sexual identity. >> tucker: hold on, slow down. i make the argument almost every single night on this show for a society that judges people ton basis of how they behave and not on their characteristics like

sex or race. i hear the very opposite rhetoric from the democratic party. but we're not going to make headway on that. let me ask you a deeper question. can an elected democrat look into the camera and say, i side with american citizens over everyone else. american citizens' concerns are more important than the concerns of any other citizens around the world, and when they interests conflict with other citizens, i'm taking america's side. i don't think they can say that. >> i think they can. i don't think they need to use the word "nationalism," which now has a negative connotation. this guy is trying to make nationalism a thing and white nationalists know what he means when he say nationalism and that's all that really matters in america. it's not even a dog whistle. >> tucker: please stop with the stupid talking points.

most americans are not bigots, as you know. i need you to speak slowly so i can understand wrong with the idea that you would put your country before other countries? if you're running a country, just like if you're running a family, you put your kids before other kids. w what's wrong with the idea? >> you don't have to use the word "nationalism." it's been co-opted by the far ride extremists. there are other words. >> tucker: i want to have a real conversation. tell me why the idea is wrong. why is it wrong to say, i am loyal to my nation that i lead, i'm elected to run this country. >> nothing wrong with that. >> tucker: then i have to not call it that. what is the argument you're making? i don't understand. >> it's not even about the people who don't like it. it's for the people who like it

too much, who hear that and hear white nationalism. he is the president of the united states, of all the united states. he's in a top midterm elections. and he's trying to get the white racists out to vote. that's what he's trying to do. no, we don't. no, i love this country. >> tucker: they're all racists. >> i believe in the better angels of america, but i don't think the president does. and that's the problem. > >> tucker: the creepy porn lawyer just released his first campaign ad in the hopes he'll make himself the creepy porn president. plus, some of the migrants making their way north from central america to this country are suing the administration for violating their constitutional rights. what constitutional rights do they possess if they're not

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♪ >> tucker: the left has spent a couple of years now fantasizing about putting the president in jail. they may now have to settle for the man who plays the president on "saturday night live." that would be alec baldwin. he got arrested in the city after he punched a man in the

face so hard he had to be hospitalized. the fight was over a parking spot. the president was told about all of this earlier today and responded this way. >> mr. president, alec baldwin was just arrested for punching somebody out for a parking dispute. >> who was arrested? >> alec baldwin. >> i wish him luck. >> magnanimous if a little wry. amazing. members of the migrant caravan are not american. they're not even in the united states yet. according to the left, that makes no difference. according to them, there's two people in the world, current american citizens and american citizen who is haven't shown up yet. if you don't want them here, then you're a monster. watch. >> the president has decided they're a bigger threat to the

united states than isis. >> donald trump feeds off of this kind of ugliness and cruelty and his supporters back him on it because they didn't get the ball. but they might be able to stop an imaginary caravan. >> tucker: people have gotten so much dumber in the last two years, it's unbelievable. it shouldn't surprise us that a dozen honduran migrants have sued the administration for supposedly violating their constitutional rights even though once again they have not yet reached the border yet and they're not american citizens. mike, thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> tucker: of course. a sincere question. and i really am glad that you're here because it's hard to see what the standing is here. these are people who are not american citizens, they're not on american soil, and some of them have declared intent to violate american law. how are their constitutional

rights, the constitution of a country they're not part of, being violated? >> well, they're individuals who want to seek asylum and do so legally. so i think that's an important part of this conversation. but it's a good question. so we have an immigration law. it's a series of immigration laws. and one of those elements is asylum. and those laws are specific to the individuals in this caravan who are coming to claim asylum. that alone may not be enough, but the president of the united states has taken to making this caravan a symbol of an invasion of our country. and he has taken a great deal of time to defame the individuals who are traveling, fleeing bloodshed in their home countries, trying to find a place where they can live and support their families.

>> tucker: i understand you don't like that. but how does that mean that they have a constitutional right that is been violated? where is that right? where in the constitution does it reside? i'm confused. can you help me? >> yes, absolutely. it's a right to due process. they've stated their intent to come to the country and the chief executive in this country has taken aim and attacked them. they want clarification. i think that we should respect these migrants for taking the time -- >> tucker: stop. this is a legal question. so i get it, we should respect them. you're on the side of the migrants. that's your right. i just want to know where my responsibility begins as an american citizen. you're saying they have a constitutional right to due process, but they're not americans and they're not on u.s. soils. they're hundreds of miles from the united states. they're not here.

so in what sense are they covered by our due process? this is insane and you know it's insane. i just want you to admit it's insane. >> no, it's not insane. they're claiming rights under the asylum provisions of our statutes. we have due process under the law. this is a law that is specifically directed to them, so of course they have due process rights. >> tucker: no, they do not possess those rights if they're in another country and not a u.s. citizen. so if they possess those rights, then the entire country of nigeria, pick a country that's poorer than the united states, they want to come and then people sue you. >> you know that's not what we're talk here. we're talking about individual migrants who are coming together who are on their way to the border to exercise their rights under u.s. law, due process

rights. >> tucker: hold on. because it's a few? what's the principle? if you are a foreigner residing in a foreign country -- >> if the entire nation of nigeria were en route, perhaps it would be apples to apples. we don't know what their intent is. they're hundreds of miles away. and asylum claims have to be made on u.s. soil, either in an embassy, a consula consulate or soil. >> the courts don't agree with you. there's a court case in the d.c.

circuit that is in the matter of rl johnson where the judge said that the administration can't use deterrents to curb asylum seekers coming to this country. i'm afraid this is an area of law that's already been litigated. >> tucker: no, you are incorrect. you're factually incorrect. the united states supreme court has never said that due process protection applies to non-citizens on foreign soil. that has never happened, and you know it. >> the district of columbia federal courts has. >> tucker: here's what's important is that the rest of know what the precedent is. and so by this standard, anyone in any country who says he's on his way to the united states and is walking in our direction can sue the united states for saying, "we don't want you." you really want to set that precedent or you don't care? >> do i want to set the precedent if the president of united states engages in abusive

violent rhetoric toward people, that's not okay. >> tucker: you know what -- >> this president is behaving badly and you know it. and you should condemn it, too. >> tucker: now you're moralizing like every one of these people. now i'm out of time. >> do you honestly believe that's okay? do you think that's okay? >> tucker: do i think it's okay? i want to talk about adult things like what does the constitution guarantee foreigners? is it okay that he's mean? okay, thank you. in a final bid for votes,democratic senators are running away from their own party. is that working? >> get the hill out of our country!

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>> tucker: the midterm elections fewer than 100 hours from now. in some states democrats are trying to win by attacking their own party. that's clever.

in some cases they're admitting the democrats grossly mishandled the kavanaugh hearings. lisa boothe rejoins us. great to see you. so i have kind of mixed feelings about this. i agree with the candidates attacking the democratic party because it's extreme because it is. first who are they? and second, will it work? >> it's working in the sense these races are really tight, but it's a certainly interesting tactic because it's not just republicans throwing the democratic party under the bus this cycle. it's also democrats. i want you to listen to an ad from claire mccaskill. >> claire's not afraid to stand up to her own party. and she's not one of those crazy democrats. she works right in the middle and finds compromise. >> she's saying she's not one of these crazy democrats, but it turns out she's voted with two of those crazy democrats,

elizabeth warren and bernie sanders 60% of the time. she's not the only one doing this. joe donnelly in indiana is saying he's not one of those socialist democrats or radical democrats that won't government healthcare or want to abolish i.c.e. he just showed up to the party on that. so this has kind of been something interesting to see with the democrats. and there's also this other interesting story about joe donnelly. do you remember last night when we had talked about north dakota and how the democratic party in north dakota are trying to discourage hunters from voting this election cycle? well, donnelly and the democratic party in indiana are doing something similar in the sense they're actually trying to boost the prospect of the libertarian candidate in the race. they're running facebook ads saying she's the true conservative in the race against

mike braun. they're trying to split that ticket to help donnelly in the race. they also sent out a mailer last week basically doing the same thing. a side-by-side comparison of the libertarian candidate and mike braun. but this is all coming from the democratic party of indiana. so it's very disingenuous and dirty trick. and that's not the only thing raising eyebrows lately. if that's surprising, tucker, i'm sure. >> tucker: i always thought the majority of libertarian candidates were funding by democrats. >> if you don't know, now you know. there's also this guy running for congress in ill -- illinois' district. he's raising some eyebrows. listen. >> trump and usama bin laden

have a lot of similarities. they have a vested interest in uneducated voters. fox news exists to make people stupid. >> i don't like those comments because i work at fox news. but he's saying the republican party are a punch of it -- idiots. that was back in february. those comments got a lot of flak and he also not too long ago said that the leader that inspires him the most is dan savage who says he wishes all republicans were f'ing dead. so a class act. >> tucker: thank you for that. >> thank you. >> tucker: well, as the left loses its grip on power, they

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>> i make a joke, i say what if you shove a drill up your bleak. then i make a joke, why that drill? mikita, go with the mikita! with the >> the guy wrote back. he said, sorry i had a tough way. i shouldn't have said that. out of nowhere, this meanness. >> tucker: that was a clip from adam carolla and dennis prager's new movie.

humor is gone. it's dead. it's been replaced by suffocating propaganda and mindless political correctness. can it be fixed? can the country reclaim its sense of humor, art, and dignity? here's part of what they said. >> why does everyone simultaneously stop apologize, stop backpedalling, stop walking back tweets, quoting winston churchill and then had to apologize or whomever, whatever. what if it all stopped on monday? there would be no more business on tuesday for the people trying to shut you down. if we did it and we provided a uniform front, if we all said, no, i'm not going to apologize. it was a joke, or you took it the wrong way, or i meant it, live with it, this would end

immediately. >> tucker: let's do that. can you think of anyone who's done that, other that you all, who has just drawn the line in normal life? >> donald trump. >> tucker: good point. >> and that's what drives them crazy. he just marches on, does his thing. overwhelmingly it has been good for the united states and the world. he has some ridiculous things, even bad things. fully acknowledged. he has not apologized to the left. he is the ultimate nemesis of the left because he doesn't care what they say. and i have said often i'm a religious guy, and i have said, there's more fear of the left in america than fear of god. there's more fear of "the new york times" editorial page than fear of god. and even you're an atheist, you

can acknowledge the truth of that. and when you bust that fear, it's over. they wish that the fear will work. that's why they gather around your table and scream at you, because the previous tactic didn't work, so they keep upping it. but at a given point it won't work and that's the hope, that the american people understand there's a vicious cycle taking place on the part not of liberals but of leftists. in our film, he says, as a liberal, as a democrat, as an american, as a jew, i far more fear the left than the right. >> tucker: so how long does this last? >> i think there's a simple thing we could do. i think we're all guilty of doing it. i watch your show and listen to your show religiously. and you guys do it. and i think it's unconscious. and we all do it, where you go, look, here are my thoughts on immigration. and then you stop and go,

hispanics are great people. i work with many hispanic people. i have no ill will. and then you go ahead and talk about securing the border. or it's a feminist issue. i love them. i have daughters. i love them dearly. why do we have to preface everything? look, i'm not an arsonist, i'm not a pedophile. here are my views. i'm not a racist. of course you're not a racist. my point is we shouldn't have to preface every talking point with, "i'm not my sole jud- -- dennis is the godfather to a homosexual couple. that being said, let me give you

my thoughts on gay major. this notion that they've talked good, family people who have never brought any harm to any group regardless of sexual proclivities or gender, age, or race, we've never done anything. why do we have to start every rebuttal to every argument with, "i'm not homophobic and i'm not a racist." and you explain you have a wife. anyway, you're missing a lot of good stuff. the point is let's stop doing that. go right into your talking point. you're not homhomophobic or rac or xenophobic. >> tucker: you just changed my

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♪ >> tucker: well, the presidential campaign that nobody outside the cable news community is actually asking for has taken a step closer to reality tonight. the creepy porn lawyer's 2020 campaign has produced its first political ad. it will air soon on facebook and twitter. we're going to show it to you. we want to preface that with a warning. it's creepy. >> we the people... >> we the people... >> are mad as hell and we're not going to take it anymore. >> and we're not going to take

it anymore. >> enough with the lies. >> enough with the cover ups. >> enough with the bigot ri. >> join us. >> join us. >> our constitution says "we the people," not "me the president." stand up, join the fight club. use your vote as your voice on november 6th. >> tucker: every cliché ever added to a political commercial all in one. dan bongino, the author of the book "spygate: the attempted sabotage of donald j. trump" joins us tonight. so, dan, it looks like -- and we've made fun of this for a long time and all the sudden there's a political ad. and you've got to think maybe this is going to happen. >> yeah. tucker --. [laughs] i'm sorry. i usually don't crack up on tv like this. i've been doing this a little while now.

i'm just wondering how many takes -- disclosure. i've actually filmed political ads. i've ran for office in the past. will not do it again. but i know how this works. there's usually multiple takes. i'm just wondering how many takes it took avenatti at the end to be that creepy. was it the 25th take? it's really creepy now. let's put that up. it's we the people, not me the creepy porn lawyer either. but that is the creepiest look ever. that may be the first political ad that actually raises negative money. in other words, people ask for their money back. that is the worst ad i have ever seen. >> tucker: i don't think democrats like it. so today apparently beto, the guy robert o'rourke who's running in texas against cruz. he attacked creepy porn lawyer as not representative of the

democratic party. do you think that's fair? >> i mean, he's challenging -- the creepy porn lawyer is challenging don jr. to mixed martial arts matches. i'm not a fan of o'rourke. i'm a cruz lawyer. but he's right on this one. is this really the guy you want chargi charging ahead on the battlefield, representing people in porn cases against the president, throwing out allegations widely debunked by media people. i mean, this is the future? and the fact that he's showing up in these states and gathering crowds doesn't really speak well for the democratic party right now. you guys are in a lot of trouble. >> tucker: i agree. i'm with beto o'rourke on that as well. great to see you as always. thank you. well, there's one thing left stands for, it's against the

patriarchy and objectifying people. but apparently some progressives did not get the memo. the so-called grab them by the ballot campaign is asking women to pose naked but nothing says we're fighting objectify -- thanks for coming on. so if you're against objectifying women, is this self-obje self-objec self-objectification? >> this has got to be the biggest trick played on feminist

that if you strip naked and pose for pictures then you're somehow advancing the female cause. now it's actually good for the cause. >> tucker: so you sign up and you wind up at the "sports illustrated" swimsuit edition basically. >> yeah. >> tucker: i'm not sure what i think of it exactly, but -- go ahead. >> this is just another example of progressives being regressive. they tell us all the time they're for female empowerment, that we have fought so hard for women to be taken seriously. that's true. we have. women have fought hard for that. we do want to be taken seriously and treated as equals. but in my opinion, this takes us a few steps back. >> tucker: yeah. well, some of us have always taken women seriously because we live with them. you definitely take them seriously when you love them, of course. so this is the party that's for the burqa but also for this.

so i'm starting to think that maybe there aren't any organizing principles other than rage maybe. >> no, rage and attention, whatever they can do to make sure people are looking at them that they're outraged, disgusted. whatever it takes to get them out there, i guess that's what they have to do. and in this case i guess it's posing naked. >> tucker: there is a desperate look at me quality to this. >> yes, of course. women are not pieces of meat but they'll stand there like pieces of meat to get you to vote the way they want you to vote. it's all so confusing. >> >> tucker: great summation. we're going to close this whole week by showing you this remarkable cartoon in this morning's "new york times." and it tells you everything

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♪ >> tucker: i want to bring editorial cartoon, someone sent it to me today. i didn't believe it, i thoughtoo it must be an elaborate parody designed to send up that was twisted priorities of the american left, but it turns out is entirely rail and at ran in "the new york times" ." the cartoon, as you can see, shows president trump pointing a line of u.s. soldiers to the mexican border. one soldier says this "i enlisted to fight in the middle east, not the midterms." in other words, according to "the new york times," when you sign up for the military, it's rot to protect your own country

or imminent threats to its borders, it's to ship off to a country that you know nothing about, that has no conceivable connection to the united states or its vital interests, and kill people for reasons no one explains to you, or, as likely, be killed by them. that's the purpose of the u.s. military. by the way, that tracks almost precisely with the views of our foreign policy establishment in washington, which is why our foreign policy has made this country weaker and poorer and of the world more chaotic. but "the new york times" sees nothing wrong with any of that. in fact, if you descend you can get an editorial cartoon drawn attacking you. pretty unbelievable. says it all. that's it for us tonight and for this week. we will of course be back at 8:00 p.m. on monday. we're the show that's the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. midterm elections are next tuesday and we have no idea what will happen but we will bring you all the information we can about them so you can cast your

informed vote. see you then. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity." in just four days, the polls will be open and you have the power to decide the balance of power in washington, d.c. remember a vote for any democrat in the house is vote for nancy pelosi, or shifty schiff. if you vote for any in the the democrat, you are basically voting for chuck schumer. this is the reality. we are you all the stats to back it up. it looks unusually close this midterm election and it looks like turn out is going to be key. as per usual, democrats have been using the politics of fear and division to motivate their base. you've s