we will see you tomorrow night. tucker carlson is next. stay tuned for that. good night ever ready. have a good night. ms. of ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight as the brett kavanaugh saga has just reminded us, the left roots around for people they don't like. the question is, do they apply the same standard to themselves? we have breaking news about the past of a well-known progressive who once again confirms that noel. the standards are not the same. we will bring that to you in just a minute. but first, here's a quick quiz. what exactly do you know about kamala harris? can you name three things she believes? can you name a single thing she's accomplished?

most americans cannot. you have no idea who she is. the one thing you know about harris is that she could very easily become the president of the united states. and you know this because you've been told that confidently again and again on television. >> the name i'm hearing now, because there was a she the people serving in politics. number one name of people, the person that is on people's mind peered kamala harris. >> barack obama. >> kamala harris is now running for president. and she is one of the top tier candidates. >> there is a new challenger to trump and she's drawing huge crowds, senator, harris of california. trump is envious as. >> on paper, she has the highest ceiling. >> tucker: these people are so

stupid, it's remarkable. kamala harris, she is a star. destine for big things. she's like obama, 2.0. even more diversity points out there in america. they love kamala harris. she's like pete seeger. for eight months, they try to cram that story down your throa throat. "the times" has looked almost semipossible if we close one ey eye. she did nonstick joe biden as a racist. it later emerged that harris herself had doubts about school busing. in fact, almost no african family in america supported school busing. it was and a disaster. yeah, brutal. just dominated the guy. turns out she didn't actually

dominate anybody and she's not dominating anybody. a new poll from california, obviously her home state, which she represents is the united states senate shows her way in the back of the pack. she is now in fifth place. she's pulling at 6%. here are some perspective. as of today, kamala harris is using to andrew yang, the anti-circumcision candidate. whatever you think of his ideas, he is smart, he is original, he's totally genuine. harris is the opposite. harris, by the way it is a daughter of a stanford professor, which is great. good for her. and yet, she somehow pretends that she overcame segregation. she is also a former prosecutor. she put others in jail for marijuana, but she now brags about smoking it herself. she's cool.

[laughter] [laughs] mind was children of privilege. they find the whole thing totally unbearable, because it is unbearable. it looks like the kamala harris campaign is doomed to drive away. even the press has abandoned her. their new crush, senator elizabeth warren in massachusetts. >> how consequential was that rally last night? not just what she said but the four hours of selfies afterward? we are just learning that she took some 4,000 selfies? four hours taking self's? >> she's out there taking selfies. because she spent four hours taking selfies. >> that's remarkable. >> yeah, 4,000. the campaign says 59,000 since she has started running for president. >> some people waited for hours

to have a self he taken. >> tucker: that's true. she is in fact the front runner in the democratic race. technically, joe biden is pulling in first place, but nobody expects that to last. >> you know, if i were just 80 years old -- [laughter] >> i don't believe i could undertake the duties that i experienced when i was presiden president. you have to be very flexible with your mind. you had to be able to go from one site the subject from anot. >> tucker: you have to be able to concentrate. not a subtle dig. over 75 years old. yet, she would still be way younger than joe biden or

bernie sanders. as of tonight, it looks like elizabeth warren by default. warren may be doomed to. that's never a good sign. she joins us tonight for some perspective on this. hey dana. >> high. how are you. >> tucker: i'm great. >> you seem like you are in a really great mood. >> tucker: there something that is so satisfying about pulling up the predictions of people who know nothing. you saw the same thing with beto. all these people staring in the camera saying "he's the . >> dana: remember, she got out first. in the clip, she showed, remember that first one she had in san francisco. even president trump was like, walmart. that's a pretty big crowd. but just because you are first doesn't mean you are going to be first in the long run. she had that moment when she went after joe biden on an issue

important to the democrat debate. for some reason, she took her foot off the gas. the rest of us saw her. even in her own state, as you point out, she's now polling fifth. she has the ability to take it to either by biden or warren. instead, she made a decision at the last moment to take a dig at president trump. obviously, that is not happenin happening. i think her funders are probably thinking, "you might have to find another horse to back." >> tucker: i think her problem is a basic lack of authenticity. i get the sense that she could lose it. yet, with kamala harris, when she attacks biden as a racist. she really was attacking him. let's be honest.

that's what she was implying. nobody supported him, including most black families. that such a fake pretext to attack the guy on. >> dana: here's the thing about andrew yang. he knows exactly why he's running for president. he can tell you. he lands solidly on every single issue that he cares about. you might not agree with the universal-based income, but he can explain to you why he thinks it's the right thing to do. he's very well seasoned in the problems of american manufacturing. kamala harris is looking at south carolina. not spending too much time in new hampshire. she is like, oh wait. i guess we better go to iowa. go to iowa, and she's talking a lot about the farmers. she can't seem to land and pull together a group. i do think that if she she's go have one last chance. you have elizabeth warren

getting the kind of attention that she's getting right now. >> tucker: so, elizabeth warren, i mean, age all of a sudden, age, by the way, this show is not about age. before i don't like it. >> tucker: i don't either. but elizabeth warren is, by democrats. not just republicans. elizabeth is not much younger than biden, by the way. >> dana: well, president trump is, biden's. does he mean that? the thing is, consistently, poll after poll, voters are saying, "yeah, we're okay with that. we have no problems. "i think for democrats, they would be much better off if they want to try to put a dent into biden's campaign is to actually attack him on something where he is insufficiently liberal. he knows how to really dig in. they are all just basically

waiting to see if joe biden is going to crater. so far, that hasn't happened, and somebody is going to have to take a shot. i don't know who it's going to be necessarily. may be bernie sanders, but even for him, i feel like he is not leading any parade. there is no headline that he's producing. the only one producing headlines right now is elizabeth warren. however, what is she not producing? black support. >> tucker: right. >> dana: i think she's pulling out about 2% with african-americans. but there is going to be a reckoning, and we are here to cover it. >> tucker: i think she's sweeping the faculty lounge. >> dana: let's be honest. you couldn't do that. [laughter] >> tucker: i could not do that. you are the best. dana perino. good to see you. >> dana: bye-bye. >> tucker: evidence continues to build that it may not actually be a conspiracy theory.

for years, ilhan omar may have been in an illegal marriage with her brother, speaking of immigration fraud. many have alleged this in the past, and it's looking like there could be some facts. so, on tuesday, omar deleted a 6-year-old tweet wishing a happy father's day. so, in somali culture, a man's middle name is typically his father's name. that would suggest that this is a father and son. in other words, she would have been married to her biological brother. in a statement, congresswoman omar's gave the justification for deleting the tweet. she said this. "omar and her family are subject to constant threats. when people write vile things on post about people she loves -- including posting disturbing doctored images of her father -- she takes them down."

her office, in other words, trying to decide wt the news media covers. we are going to go forward anyway, though, in search of the truth. for that, we go to scott johnson. he's an attorney who has covered the story from the very beginning. thanks so much for coming on tonight. what you make of the fact that she wrote this tweet in the first place? what does it tell us about the identity of her first husband, do you think question marks before well, i should have set at the top, tucker, this is theh time that you had me on, and i'e been working on this story for three years before she won that primary three years ago in august 2016. it's become clearer every day, in particular this year, that she, in fact, married her brother in the year 2009 for fraudulent purposes, and has been in a frenzy to delete

social media supporting that fact for the past three years. this tweet is one she somehow overlooked, because it's kind of obscure. it's kind of in the weeds. you did a good job setting it up. luke also has a good piece with a long explanation with additional commentary of how this fits in. a a one small piece of the puzz. what she did in 2009 is marry her brother. she didn't get around to divorcing him until the year 2017, and in between those years, she committed fraud of a wide variety of an incredible nature. we've never seen anything like it before. it's an incredible story, and this one is ready for fox nation. >> tucker: it's a remarkable story. in fact, it's all remarkable that it almost makes it hard to explain, because it's just so crazy. she married her brother, she committed immigration --

by the way, no one is suggesting it's romantic. but they are suggesting that it is fraudulent. where is this man? have reporters spoken to him? >> scott: the last reporter who spoke to him was minneapolis reporter at the time in the year 2016, who actually tracked him down in london and communicated by email with him. she asked him whether he appeared with omar in a picture of the two of them in london, if i recall correctly, and whether he had married her. i believe he had acknowledged that he was in the picture, but he didn't recall marrying her. but the interesting thing, i've reached a conclusion. last time i was on, you asked me what my level of certainty was. up to 100% based on my own reporting. the guy who hasn't talked at all is ahmed hersey. that is the husband and father of ilhan omar's children, who

she is now estranged from because of the affair covered by the tabloid media in new york and london. my sources include friends of mr. hersey, who tell me as of last m that i'm not going to go to jail for her, she has been threatening him. he could be in just as much trouble as she would and the like. it's made me concludes with absolute certainty that we are in the middle of an unprecedented scandal for fraudulent reasons. >> tucker: this is a story that we should not ignore. it is a serious story and we should not be intimidated or deterred from covering it. i hope you won't be and that you will join us for more. thanks so much. i want to bring you a fox news alert right now. now, leaders on the left, of course, into lecturing you about

your moral inferiority and their superiority again and again. but also, as often, they are exposed as utter hypocrites. justin trudeau. trace gallagher has more on this developing story. a trace. steege hey, tucker. he speaking right now. we are going to show you what he says in one moment. off the top, we should note that the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau admits that the picture is him. i chose trudeau wearing brown makeup on his face and hands. at the time, the 21-year-old was teaching at a school called west point grade academy. he was dressed up as a character from aladdin, complete with ropes, headdress, and brown ski skin. a vancouver businessman who was a part of the community. he says that it's important that

the public see the picture. others identifying the picture did not respond. he declines comments. trudeau is already involved in a scandal over whether he pressured the attorney general to drop corruption charges against the large and powerful canadian engineering firm. it also may not sit well with voters considering that he has called himself a champion of minority groups. justin trudeau is of course the son of a prime minister, peer trudeau. he did not answer the question. he has said that he did this before. this picture was not the first time. he acknowledges that at the time, he did not think it was racist, but now he knows that it was racist. let's listen to him. watch. >> is that the only time in your life you have it on something like that? >> justin: when i was in

high school, i dressed up with makeup on. [speak another language] >> so, clearly he speaking french. he said that this is the not te first time he's on this. he was asked a couple of times if he would consider resigning. he kicked it off back on september 11th. he has now sidestepped that question saying that it was wrong. it was a youthful mistake. clearly, he is looking for a little forgiveness.

tucker. >> tucker: as the lord's prayer suggests, you have to give forgiveness in order to receive it. trace gallagher. good to see you. top democratic donor has been arrested after another man diagnosed on drugs in his home. a long history of injecting young men with narcotics. does the fact that he was a major democratic donor have some part in that? without details. that means americans are either believers or sinners. where are you? this the head. medical here, it all starts with a simple...

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♪ >> tucker: well, for many years, ed buck has been a big-time fund-raiser for democratic party. there he is with hillary clinton. she probably met him between visits with jeffrey epstein and harvey weinstein. it turns out that when he wasn't donating to the democrats, he liked. two separate men have died inside buck's west hollywood home. here's the amazing part. authorities looked at that and shrugged. he faced no charges. he apparently has gone too far. a third man inside ed buck's home. everyone knew that he was injecting young people with narcotics and no one did anything. the third oh do you god survived

everyone knew what he was doing. he was injecting them with deadly amounts of methamphetamines. they finally charged him with everyone knew he was doing for years. everyone knew that he was a top democratic donor. you often don't face any consequences for your actions. while, in the absence of god, who has of course, disappeared from the public sphere, clement has become a civic religion. the network tweeted this, "cook a steak once a week. where do you fall short in preventing climate change? tell us with climate confessions." by the way, we are not making this up. teenage climate activists into testify. it is routine to believe that

the world is about to end. >> i already have underlying issues of anxiety and it's just really hard to grow up in a world full of if's. you know, i don't think a lot of people in congress understand the conversations that are happening in every day high schools. the constant looming uncertainty and this weird form of an weird fear that has been existing in my generation, where kids are joking, what is the point, the world is ending here what are we starting question what are we doing? this fear not just among my panelists here, but everyone. that anxiety is something that no child should ever have to fear. >> tucker: yeah. that's for sure. a former supreme court. it is an anxiety that no kid should have to grapple with. it is being imposed on them.

there is no evidence of that. kids are being filled with ludicrous propaganda that's making them neurotic. where we standing for that? >> well, i think it's impossible to assess the dangers of climate without inspiring that doomsday anxiety. the truth is, my son is going to grow up in a world that exists. the question is, is it going to be a nice world, a sustainable, and one that he is happy in, or is it going to be one that is going to be damaged by changes to the climate? not in a way that will create a doomsday and wipe everyone out, but in a way that will make things a lot worse. it can be very exciting, but it is important to address that. that's why i find some of that nbc news' stuff just eye rolling. i really take climate change seriously. i believe in climate change. you see that nbc news stuff, and it's literally disgusting. >> tucker: is right. it's so politicized, and even

those that care about the environment and know a lot about it, it makes us cynical. it makes us feel like the whole thing is political. one of the reasons why believe that it is fundamentally political, is because the emphasis is never on the main climate criminal, which is china. if you take a look at the numbers, they are ramping it up. no one ever says anything about that. why? >> ian: i think that you are half right. they are placing the blame in the wrong place. it's really victim blaming. it's totally normal people, "hey, because you were growing up in a world where there are massive amounts of climate change happening, he you can't have a nice life. "that's obviously not productiv productive. what i disagree with you about is that it's not necessarily about china or the united states or any particular nation is the

culprit. the culprit is global capital. the missions are coming from our current energy system, which is owned by these tiny handful of sort of capitalist interests, who in the end are going to be fined no matter what. >> tucker: i'm open to your economic theories, but that's a total. a socialist communist nation. it china. stay for a while, come on. you know just as well as i do, shall we say, chinese characteristics of marxism today don't really have anything to do with -- >> tucker: but it's not a market economy that's doing it. it's a socialist economy. >> ian: that's true. okay. i agree with that. >> tucker: sorry go ahead. why is no one on the left pushing for punitive sanctions

against china until it stops continuing to build coal plants, for example? before we can call that agreed industrial revolution. >> tucker: i love it. now you're winning me over. see, dialogue is possible. it is a story straight from a horror movie. a california businessman bitten twice by homeless people. he had to leave the state because of it. he joins us after this. ♪ (aurelia) i did have hearing aids from another company,

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♪ >> tucker: will, a quarter of this country's homeless population lives in california. boy, is it obvious. the president comments on the crisis recently by telling him to bud out. >> look, stay out of our way.

let california continue not to survive, but thrive, despite everything you are doing to try to put sand in the gears of our success. we've got to find the areas where we are not performing, and that's the issue of poverty, affordability, and homelessness, and exploit those as a way of tearing down a new governing philosophy. >> tucker: a new governing philosophy. how's that working for you? the citizens are not so lucky they have to live with his policies. gil desaulniers is a business owner in the city of san francisco. he is thinking about abandoning san francisco after he was bitten twice. he joins us tonight. thanks very much for coming on. it's hard to believe this is even real. it's like a dawn of the dead scene. you were bitten. tell us the circumstances. >> gil: well, the last event, there was a guy who came in, and we asked him to leave. he left and he came back 15 minutes later to harass the

employee, and he hit somebody and it got really violent. we subdued him and try to call the police to have them intervene and arrest him. in the process, he decided to bite me. one of the statements he made was, why are you even calling the police? they are not going to do anything. they are just going to let me go. i said, no. i'm going to wait for the police to arrive. he was taken away. it happened four months before as well. a woman came in who was drugged out, who wasn't making any sense. we just wanted her to exit the store and she just grabbed my arm and bid on it. i was finally able to free my arm and took her out of the store and forgot about it. but, the second time -- >> tucker: she was hanging on your arm by her teeth customer >> gil: yes. >> tucker: that's horrifying. she was not there in her mind, you know? >> tucker: were you worry worrid

about getting sick? >> gil: while, i had a sweater on. she didn't break my skin through my clothing, so i figured it was okay. i feel okay, and it's been several months now for that first one. the second one, there is some muscle damage tissue inside. the bite is very, very strong, you know. >> tucker: that's hard to believe this is america. to have public bathrooms in your store? >> gil: yes, and they are also used by the drugged homeless people. they do drugs in the bathroom. i find a woman in there with a needle in her leg passed out, turning blue. i had to stop what i was doing and call 911 and call the police. you know, that occupies your time. this basically happens every 15-20 minutes. someone from the street will, in

and create havoc. >> tucker: you've got a homeless encampment outside? >> gil: yap. i actually live a block away and i see the street with tenants occupying the sidewalks where people have to go out into the street to walk by, because they are occupying the sidewalk. they do all kinds of stuff on the street. they make noise in the middle of the night. >> tucker: i'm so embarrassed for our country hearing this. i'm horrified by this. some of it up for us, if you would. are you going to stay in the city, do you think? >> gil: well, you know, i think the city needs to have a dialogue of some form with the community and bring it to a public forum and really talk about how we can address the issue and really make it work. i mean, the drug epidemic. there's needles everywhere. you know, my nephew's son was

staying with me recently, and they were playing frisbee outside and he said "on, can you watch out for the needles?" i mean, that's really horrifying thing to say to a 10-year-old. >> tucker: it's great to see you tonight. thank you. >> gil: all right. >> tucker: he's thought a lot about the subject. it's time for california to declare a state of emergency. thank you for coming on. i don't think anybody watching the show needs to be convinced that there is an emergency. what would declaring an emergency do? speak a while to get to the problem, tucker, and you have done a great job covering it. a lot of people have it. it's comprised of three different issues. one is a major housing shortage. the other is a drug epidemic. the other is a mental illness problem. we are just basically suffering from a lack of leadership. an unwillingness from the

governor to take the actions that he needs to take to deal with this problem. it's not just housing. when i interview people, basically somewhere around 100% of unsheltered homeless on the street are either suffering from mental illness or some kind of drug addiction or both. and it's just gotten so out of control. honestly, i didn't really believe it and i live here, until i really started to investigate it, and it's just become chaotic. i mean, we are just dealing with a breakdown of social norms and social order like nothing we've ever had before. >> tucker: if so, i mean this touches all kinds of deep questions about the nature of our economy and our structure in our economy. the richest city in the world is san francisco. why would it happen there of all places? >> michael: it's sad and it's embarrassing. my late aunt was schizophrenic

and worried the family sick. we are a family of psychologists and people involved in social programs. not being able to do with it. look, i just think that there is an ideology that's behind us that is the idea that people should be free to make their own choices. we used to have ways to get people into recovery and also into mental illness programs. we've gradually gotten rid of that. there's basically no incentive for people to get the mental health that they need. the truth is that i was just in the netherlands, which is an incredible progressive country. they couldn't believe what they had seen in san francisco. there's nothing like this in the world. you know, i have japanese friends, and they were just horrified. it's embarrassing. the idea that this is happening because of, some people say that it's an excess of empathy. it's hard to imagine that what is happening on the streets could be anything but empathic.

>> tucker: you're absolutely right. it's the fruit of an ideology. thank you, michael, for your work on this. good to see you. an airline maintenance man sabotaged plans to make money, but that turned out not to be true. now they are conceding he may have had ties to the islamic state. next. ♪ in the human brain, billions of neurons play in harmony.

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>> tucker: an airline mechanic, accused of sabotaging airplanes to receive more overtime pay may, it turns out have a more sinister motive. >> abdul-majeed marouf ahmed alani not only sabotaged a

commercial plane with a hundred 50 people on board. he also had an isis propaganda video on his cell phone showing drastic murders. he reportedly shared the video with another person along with the message that roughly translates to follow, we ask you to use all of your might and power -- has now come forward to saying that automated alani took a recent trip to see his brother who is a member of isis. he went to iraq because his brother had been kidnapped, but authorities say that photos from the trip showed the brother smiling and with photo members. he is not yet facing any charges, but the judge called his actions reckless. there was evidence that he was at least sympathetic to terrorists. from miami to the bahamas was on

the runway when the pilot got an error light. the mechanic then found a tube in the plane's navigation system that had been deliberately obstructed, meaning the pilots would not have known the speed and other critical dow data. the pilots did not know the speed and the pitch of the aircraft. he said that he wasn't trying to harm anyone. he just wanted the overtime to repair the airplane. tucker. >> tucker: trace gallagher. thank you for that. but hillary clinton has already assembled a very long list of excuses for why she's not the president. >> you can run the best campaign, you can have the best plans, you can get the nominations, you can win the popular vote, and you can lose the electoral college, and therefore, the election for these four reasons.

number one, voter suppression. >> tucker: number one, voter suppression. yesterday, hillary clinton told us her latest. >> the russians, i say wikileaks, same thing, dumped the emails. i have my complaints about former director comey. the use of my email account was turned into the biggest scandal since lord knows when. they covered it like it was pearl harbor. the vast majority of the news items posted were fake. there's all these stories about guys over in macedonia who are running these fake news sites. i inherited nothing from the democratic party. i also think i was the victim of a very broad assumption. the election on october 27th, i

would be your president. it wasn't. it was october 28th. there was a lot of funny business going on around that. >> tucker: you get the point. eight separate reasons for why she is not president. not one of which is her fault. author of what really happened. trump saved america from hillary clinton. thanks for coming on. so, this is, and i know the you have the exhaustive master list of hillary clinton. this latest one. voter suppression paired what does that mean exactly? >> i think it means you have to come at democrats as well as republicans are only going to be able to vote once. she apparently doesn't like the fact that most people, democrats and republicans alike think that you should have to produce some kind of i.d. you have to produce an i.d. this country to buy alcohol, to get on commercial airlines.

in a lot of states, you have to produce i.d. to buy cough syrup at the pharmacy. in some states, you even have to produce an i.d. to buy spray paint at a hardware store. no one thinks it's an assault on democracy. all the things she said, i just was looking them over. the lack of election security. well, you know, we had a board of recount in michigan after the election. the democrats were running it. they went into detroit. they found out that in. to think that lack of election security benefited her or donald trump? she was talking about voter suppression in wisconsin. do you think it might have helped her campaign if she had campaigned in wisconsin? i like the fact two, she said, you can run the best campaign.

how would she know? she ran the worst campaign? cnn was even giving her base questions and she couldn't handle it. she said our norms are under assault. she ran around the country saying she was going to appoint supreme court justices were going to overturn citizens united in d.c., which basically meant that she was going to got the first and the second amendments for the united states bill of rights. i would say that's a problem. she said the rule of law is being undermined. while, she got a subpoena to turn over her emails and then deleted 33,000 of them. is that undermining the rule of law? is just like groundhog day having to listen to the stuff over and over again. there was a guy who wrote short stories about baseball players, there was a baseball player who wrote about it. he always was making excuses. this woman is the new alibi ike.

she lost. that's not a crisis in democracy. that's democracy. >> tucker: it's an election outcome. a lot of that had slipped from memory. i don't know why, but thank you for reminding us. how nice it is that she's not in office. how we, great to see you tonigh. health experts are warning that a bad outbreak could kill tens of millions. is the threat real? that the health emergency report, next. this is hal. this is hal's heart. it's been broken. and put back together. this is also hal's heart. and this is hal's relief, knowing he's covered. this is hal's heart. and it's beating better than ever. this is what medicare from blue cross blue shield does for hal. and with easy access to quality healthcare,

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>> is just a matter of time, maybe not that much time before a major flu pandemic. it says that the super flu could spread worldwide in just 36

hours and potentially kill 80 million people. are we prepared for that? could we prepare for that? he joins us tonight. are you worried about this, dr. question mexico tucker, i'm worried about this, because flu is a very changeable virus. we don't have any immunity to it. we could see a lot of deaths from it. already, in a regular flu season, that gives you an idea. it kills half a million people around the world. it infects a billion people. thus the flu that we have immunity too. that's the flu that your flu shot protects you against. but if we saw a new strain, not like the one that was signed 2009, but a really bad one, with air travel, it could spread around the globe in a matter of days, and we wouldn't be prepared for it. that would take months. we have a universal flu vaccine, but that's going to take five years before it's ready. we need it right now. and another thing, why don't we

have the kind of detection software we need to tell me if someone is sick before they get symptoms? people travel on planes, right? they are coughing on each other. they could be in asia one day end here in new york next day, spreading a serious virus like the flu. it spreads through the air. it can get you quite sick. it can cause pneumonia. it can cause all kinds of other infections. i want to know that a person has a before they're even sick. we have the technology for that. we're not using it. i want the flu vaccine that we could use against all strains that come out. what's going to get us in big trouble is a mutation. something that mutates from a bird or a bird like creature to humans. we've seen that. if it happens now, you are going to see a lot of panic. one more thing, tucker, bioterror. you can take a flu molecule in the laboratory and change it so there is just a slight change

genetically so that we have never seen it before. >> tucker: some of your reports are reassuring. tonight is not one of those. >> dr marc: great to see you. we won the enemy of line, think. >> sean: you know, that flu stuff scares you. okay. not good. great show. we have working news from canada of all places. this year, a photograph from 2001. it shows prime minister, justin trudeau, wearing brown face. he didn't think that it was racist at the time. we will have much more on this story coming up in the show. also, tonight, president trump has ordered harsh new sanctions against iran. secretary of state, mike pompeo, he is calling the recent attack against a saudi oil field an act of war.