lincoln memorial for virtual town hole. recorded video with the question at foxnews.com, thanks for joining us everybody. that's a story, we will see you back here on sunday night. >> tucker: good evening, welcome to tucker carlson tonight. we would like to wish you a genuinely happy weekend with the one you love. a refuge from chaos, a blessing among. something to be grateful for. now what's happening in our country tonight, last week we interviewed a long time partner the consulting firm. like so many in financing, walker spent an awful lot of his time doing business in china. we do know they internalized a lot of the attitudes of china's totalitarian government. during our interview, we asked

walker what he thought of china's lockdown. here's what he said. credible reports suggest chinese authorities locked people in the apartments and let them to die. at that is a quarantine that you think they deserve high praise for. why? >> i think, look at the results. i know there's always going to be questions about exactly what the numbers are. but i think the harsh action that they took, given the scale and the number of big cities was exactly what they needed to do. the reality is, the outbreak hasn't gone much beyond wuhan. >> tucker: it's of the secret police kidnapping, authorities locking people in their apartments until they start, let's look at the results. all of that, walker said, exactly what they needed to do.

this is the view of one of america's most prominent business leaders. he didn't seem ashamed to say it. later in our interview, he suggested american authorities could've done the same thing as new york, if only they'd gotten an earlier start. your jaw dropped watching it. here's the striking thing, nobody seemed to notice that he said it. walker didn't find himself on the front page of "the new york times" or to no one in american business denounced him. he went home to bed, and that was it. if totalitarianism does not shock us anymore. maybe that's because all of a sudden, it's all around us. you may have seen this tape already, if not you've seen it more like it in the past few weeks. the two armed officers arrive at a family's home in wisconsin, someone is reported that mother to police for arranging up a date for her daughter. if that's now a crime. here's what happens next. >> are you aware that were at a stay-at-home order right now? >> obviously.

i'm aware. >> you're aware of that? >> why are you here? because your daughter is going to play other people's home, you're allowing it to happen. stop having your kid go by other people's homes. >> were not. the middle initial in your last name. >> i'm not giving it to you. i haven't done anything wrong. if >> that will be documented, too, that you were uncooperati uncooperative. >> tucker: you were uncooperative, that will be documented. to notice the tone that they strike. they are standing on her property, uninvited, hectoring her about the so-called crime of allowing her daughter to play outside of the house. they're not apologizing, they're not embarrassed to be carrying out an order that has no basis in science, they are utterly, they treat her with your contempt like a peasant. it later the county sheriff's department posted an account of what happened on their facebook page. in it they referred to that mother's mobile home six times.

just a peasant, who cares what she thinks right? they believe they have the right to do that. the question is, where do they get that right? that's good question. it's a question that we are strongly discouraged from asking. the short answer is, governors told them they could. never, in american history have politicians been more powerful than they are now. effectively, they are gods. in the state of maine, for example, governorate now has the power to suspend any law she doesn't like. she can seize any state resource she feels like seizing. she can force any citizen, or all citizens from their home. she can do all of this for as long as she wants, as long as she believes maine is in a state of emergency. there is nothing that janet mills can't now do. many governors now have these powers. if on monday, he did his best to describe why his word is now law

in the state. it has to be law, otherwise thousands would die. >> the stay-at-home order has prevented tens of thousands of illnesses and thousands of deaths. history will remember those who put politics aside to come together to keep people safe. it will also remember those who so blindly devoted to ideology and the pursuit of personal celebrity that they made an enemy of science. >> tucker: in three sentences, governor frame to himself as the leader of historic statue. those who doubt his decrees are "enemies" of the science and reason. enemies of civilization itself, enemies of the state. it two days later, on wednesday, it emerged that his own wife, who has her own state employees was one of these to be people. his wife, apparently had

violated the lockdown herself. if here's how he responded. >> what is your response to the state at home order aren't being abided by your family saying that she recently traveled to florida. >> first of all, i want to say that in politics, it used to be that we kept our families out of it. my official duties have nothing to do with my family. i'm just not going to answer that question. it's inappropriate. i find it reprehensible, honestly, that you that reporter wrote a story about it. >> yeah, how dare someone cover that period of whether or not his own family is obeying the order that your family is morally obligated to follow is inappropriate. he says it is reprehensible, how dare you? it would be very useful in times like this to have an independent

media. news organizations exist to hold the powerful to account here we have the powerful acting with no accountability at all. our news media, they are cheering it on. no abuse is too grotesque for them. no talking point is too stupid to repeat. it reporters will do whatever they are told. they are all in. msnbc recently sent a camera crew to document new developments. parking drones that haranguing citizens by the air. it msnbc was delighted by. >> new jersey is now using drones to spread the life-saving message. >> tucker: to move away from each other commands the state of new jersey. it's your god given right suspended indefinitely. back inside, or you will face the consequences. msnbc applauds this, as if it's all completely normal.

handmaidens to the corona security state. to their credit, at least msnbc put it on television. most outlets don't even bother to cover stories like this. if the other day prosecutors in new jersey charged nine people for daring to participate in a jewish wedding in their backyard. a few months ago, that would've made the news. for 250 years, americans have enjoyed the right to practice their faith as they choose. now they don't. it happened overnight. last month, christians across the country were legally prohibited from celebrating easter in their own churches. the national media barely noted it. if how exactly is this happening? turns out out, that's not clear. not many people have asked. politicians have no right to do any of this. they cannot make it illegal for people to go to religious services. the constitution of the united states expressly prohibits that. at the words could not be clearer. the first amendment explicitly

prevents government from making any law that inhibits the exercise of religious faith. that's not a detail or footnote, it is a cornerstone of our history and legal system. millions of people, probably your ancestors lead to this country from around the world precisely because our bill our bill of rights gave them this guarantee. it's why this country was founded. in a moment, it's gone. how? where did politicians get the authority to do this? because some elderly power drunk epidemiologist told them to do it question mike that's not how our system works. it can't work that way. occasionally, hear someone complain about this, some lonely threat that we may be on a slippery slope toward losing our rights, if only. were already there. we've slid to the bottom of that slope. our rights are gone. if no one has explained how politicians are allowed to do this. where is the authority come from? how can they override the constitution question mike nobody seems to care.

they are too afraid. but if you think this moment is scary, consider what might come next. now that we've ceded all authority to our political leaders, what can't they do? what are there limits to their power? that's not a theoretical question. it's not an argument over philosophy or political theory. it is the most practical possible question. the answer will define where this country goes next. what can't politicians do in the name of public health? as it stands, politicians won't let people worship, or work, or go to school, or see their aging parents. they place a nation under house arrest. that's happening today, right now. let's say we all get more afraid. what then? what couldn't they start doing? could they turn people question mike searcy. you can dismiss the possibility if you like. just a few months ago most of us would've dismissed it ludicrous

that propaganda spewing drones would be hovering above. now we have one. so what's next? what can't they do? let's draw a line at some point. the mayor of newport beach california, he's not obeying, or at least announcing the order to close the beaches. he says it's unreasonable and against science. thanks so much for coming on. >> thank you. >> as i understand it from the other coast, your governor has said people have told me with advanced science degrees that beaches in orange county should be closed, and you must do it now. what's your reaction to this? >> yesterday he closed 43 miles of orange county beach, not because of data, because of politics. how do i know that? because here's the data. orange county has 3.2 million people who live here. it's bigger than 22 states, bigger than states like nevada,

mississippi, iowa, and of all of those people, we've lost 50 people to this virus. that that's a 0.001% of our population. in our local hospital, we have 475 beds, they have never treated more than 25 people at any given time, yesterday they had nine people that they were treating, only 1% of their ventilators were being used. this beach closure idea to keep people safe, it's been tried in los angeles county. they have closed their beaches up there for over 30 days now. the results just haven't borne out. every single city along the coast of los angeles has a higher per capita cobit. let's talk about san diego for just a second. they've got over two times the number of people who have died because of this virus in orange county. but their beaches are open. this has nothing to do with data, and it has everything to do with politics. i agree, i think what our governor did was, he looked up photographs that were showing a

mile of beach condensed into about a meter. it looked like everyone was on top of each other. but he should've called me. i'm the mayor of newport beach, he should've asked me what we're seeing on the ground. i would've told him. our beliefs, our fire chief, even our local sheriff all said universally the vast mute stomach majority of people were social distancing. they got to spend some time talking to law enforcement about making sure they understood what social distancing really mean-spirited our governor should've fought beside us. you should've fought against this national narrative. instead, the first time we heard from our governor was yesterday, last night when he had someone from his office come and tell us that our beaches were closed. if >> tucker: he has no problem ignoring federal immigration law. do you think he'll enforce this order. if you kept your beaches open, what do you think would happen? >> i think our local sheriff has

already said he already has no intention of enforcing this. the question at that point is, what will the governor do? i'll tell you, i have to say, my dad has given some great advice. he's one of my heroes. he's a former police officer. he's a retired federal judge. i talked to him about policy and number of times. he told me, if it's a close call, you always go on the side of liberty, not restriction. i don't think they should have been a close call for the governor. if it was, i really hope they take my dad's advice and reverse this call. >> tucker: i hope so too. thank you so much for explaining that so calmly and reasonably. i appreciate it. because thank you tucker. of >> tucker: we are joined now by senior judicial analyst. if a legitimate expert on the bill of rights. thank you so much for coming up. i'm starting to be fixated on one question i can get out of my mind. is it possible in this country under our system, when we've

lived under for 250 years for a politician to say i'm not obeying the constitution, explicit rights guaranteed there. i'm taking them away. how is that allowed? >> it will be allowed if a politician believes he can get away with it. because the public accepts the illusion of safety rather than the idea of liberty. for which many of our wars have been fought, many of our forebears have died in order to preserve these liberties. they think they know what's better for us then we know for ourselves. it they're not interested in toys, they're not interested in the bill of rights, they are not interested in their oath to uphold the bill of rights. the constitutional guarantees of free speech, the right to assemble, the right to worship, only as good as the human beings in whose hands we have reposed the constitution for

safekeeping. the governor referred to in maine, in new jersey, in illinois, in california have no regard for the constitution because they have public sentiment behind them because they have scared the daylights out of the public, and a very few people, unlike the mayor, god bless them. he's willing to do this. he's willing to stand up and say, enough. spewing to may i a question if our politicians have no regard for the bill of rights upon which the country is founded, of course, then why should the rest of us have any regard for their orders? it's not their country. it is they don't own it, it's our country. wired we obeying them if there can'.>> they don't write the lad assess punishments, only legislators do. they have written new laws and

assess new punishment utterly and totally without authority to do so. even if the state legislatures of the states of which they are the governors have authorized, that legislation would be invalid because, as you have pointed out, it directly contravenes, guarantees and the bill of rights. everyone of those governors when they became governor took an oath to not only to their state law and to their state constitution, but the federal constitution as well. it includes the bill of rights. they have forgotten it, they have looks the other way, they are just interested in telling people how to live because they can get away with it. it will take a determined minority like the mayor of newport beach, like some of the people that you and i know pushing, pushing hard to point out how they are violating what we have hired them to do. the majority is willing to accept this nonsense couldn't believes it's the law. i go to a simple market to buy a

newspaper, the sign says it's the law, you can come in here without a mask. i said to the owner, you can tell me i have to wear a mask, because you own this business. if you think my not wearing a mask will harm your business, you have the right to keep me out. but there is no law that says i have to wear the mask. as just the governors musings and whims. that's all it is. >> i can't control myself, i've got to say shame on many of our religious leaders for following these illegitimate orders, and taking orders from the government, that's not what they should be doing. great to see you tonight, thank you so much. >> after two months of this, many of america's small business owners have been pushed absolutely to the limit. they don't work for the government, unlike private equity system, is not rigged in their favor. there paying full freight. in some cases they are desperate enough to break the law. yesterday, an anchor on cnn, one

of the dumber ones, shamed a barbershop owners who said he was reopening his business, even if it put him at risk, personally. >> i've read, he basically said, i don't care if i get it. of meaning covid-19. do you still feel that way? >> absolutely, a level here get it. we are not going to die. we have 99-point something percent chance of living, whether we contracted or not. >> hang on. let me jump in. i think neither of us are doctors, i know there's a lot of numbers being thrown out. i've had it, it was not fun. >> so the barbershop owner in george that self-righteous scorning paired he joins us in just a minute. we will be right back. >> actually, others are letting life slowly returned to normal,

cautiously. they join us with more on the state of reopening around the country. >> georgia really is and it's the first big state to significantly ease restrictions, so far on averages, the numbers on new infections are still dropping, although because of test results being delayed and that symptoms can take 14 days to appear, we won't really know the impact of the reopening in georgia until next week. but the early numbers certainly provide cover for for the governor to lift the mandates. for a week now, they have been in traditional and social media. georgia's northern and southern borders are also south carolina, florida, reopening at a more gradual pace, at a number of new cases are also trending down. at today 21 other states have also loosened restrictions, all of them are taking a step-by-step approach, it's interesting that oklahoma is opening restaurants, bars, movie theaters, fitness centers, and fit places of worship.

finally the nba has now postponed its draft lottery and draft combine set for this month in chicago. still no word of the actual draft in late june will also be postponed. but there is talk of pushing the start of the season to december. >> tucker: amazing. thank you so much for that. if >> many were thrilled at the prospect of north korea having a female leader, hashtag girl power. at the first female dictator. breaking news reported suggest that kim jong un is actually alive. new pictures, next. him tv just keeps getting better.

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>> tucker: for more than a week now rumors have swirled all over the internet that the north korean dictator might be dead. at least one reporter tweeted out that he was. if members of the press seem thrilled because he might be replaced by his very female sister, camille jeong. it will more than make up for hillary losing. those celebrations appear to be premature. according to the media he made his first appearance in 21 days. he told the show that he appears to be alive and well. what can we believe? north korea takes on the world, we're happy to have him tonight. do you believe this?

>> right now, tucker, we have the photographs. it he also, he also visited the same fertilizer plant on januar. he just got to make sure that these photos are not recycled. we haven't had a chance to do that yet. one thing we do know is that there was a serious help emergency because he missed two very important events. he did no shows, he didn't issue a statement. that's never happened before. something occurred, we just don't know what. >> does he look different, i don't have my glasses on, i can't see the picture very well, does he look like he is altered in any way? has he lost weight? is he the same king jeong on that we knew? >> he's the same, wearing the same clothes. he looks pretty much the same. i thought he looked a little thinner. but i wasn't quite sure about that. i'd have to check that to go back to some of the preapril 11th photos. >> his train, according to

satellite photographs was parked outside a north korean resort facing japan. what do we think that was about? >> that's a great question. there a lot of different interpretations that they put on that. one of them was that a train was there because kim just wanted to play around. the other was based on the train there to take his body back. if he's alive, i guess it really was that he was missing at least for a little while. they clearly, he has got us, in a tizzy right now. >> apparently the chinese governments and some sort of team into north korean avenue. you have any idea what that consisted of? >> people thought it was a team to try to recover kim from botched surgery. i think it was also possible that because of the chinese team, and not something from western europe that the team was

there for coronavirus. because right now chinese doctors are in the lead on coronavirus recovery. perhaps that was what was going on there. many of that, for someone with kim's underlying problems, diabetes, heart problems, gout, covid-19 would be a near fatal disease for someone like him. >> tucker: for sure. the mystery continues. i hope you'll come back with updates. good to see you tonight. >> thank you doctor. >> joe biden finally responded to the allegations of his former staffer tara reade that he sexually assaulted her. it took place on msnbc. even there biden had a very tough time. we will show you what happened. in 1986, the late reverend david wilkerson

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in february. the question said its unnamed officials was in fact a secret russian operative. the article noted the existence of an fbi investigation looking at possible contacts between trump associates and russia. it sounds very serious. it's what jeff sosa's personal newspaper didn't tell you is the so-called investigation was a sham. the fbi had cleared flynn completely one month before the article even ran in "the washington post." the investigation only continued because peter demanded for political reasons. instead, they pretended the whole thing was real and extremely scary. in doing that, they defamed an innocent man, and badly hurt his family. mindlessly repeated and absurd conspiracy theory that most children could debunk is false.

because it is so corrupt and so rigged, they won a pulitzer prize for doing it anyway. it tells you a lot. at the flynn investigation wasn't the only sham in progress. so were the pulitzers. you've likely heard it joe biden went on msnbc this morning to deny that he sexually assaulted his former staff member. in the last four years msnbc has transitioned from a left-leaning news channel into a highly aggressive political operation dedicated to doing rapid response for the democratic party. if media matters had a tv station, it would be msnbc. the channel has showed relentlessly for joe biden. surprisingly, and to her credit this morning mika brzezinski asked a legitimate and pretty tough question of joe biden and then she kept asking it. why, she wondered, doesn't biden simply order a search of his papers at the university of delaware for any references of tara reade. he seemed completely baffled by it. >> to the best of my knowledge,

no one else is done that either. >> i'm talking about her name, not anybody else in those records. >> nothing classified or anybody else. i'm just asking, why not do a search for tara reade's name and the university of delaware records? >> look, i mean -- who does that search? >> the university of delaware. perhaps you set up a commission. i don't know. whatever is the fairest way to create the most transparency. >> this is -- look. >> tucker: and mika brzezinski went after biden and a fair way, totally legitimate way, she was tough enough, you wonder what is this about? is this someone who sucks up to

democratic politicians, but she's pretty hard on biden. could it be a sign that democratic establishment has decided they can't win with him. it's over. maybe it's time to get them off the stage. no evidence of that, but it's interesting. another interesting thing, he's already ordered a search of his papers housed in the national archives for references of tara reade, but refuses to add a search for the university of delaware. we can't see those. at this point, we can't even know why we can't see them. because the agreement that biden signed with the university of delaware is also sealed. it's possible he received a hefty payment for his papers, many people do. the school denied that, for now we have no choice but to take their word for it because were not allowed to know. no transparency at all. that seems odd. at the university of delaware is a public institution. doesn't the public have the right to know what deals they fund they are making with politicians. as it turns out, no, the public has no right to know what the

university of delaware is doing with this money. biden cut the seal with the university of delaware's trustees. it you won't be too shocked to learn that the head is a longtime credit card salesman the former see eo he spent most of his career as a beautiful water carrier for high interest credit card businesses. so many of his businesses drowned in that. it seems to be a key reason why joe biden did that. irregular's lease on money over the years. he gave his son a lucrative job, at one point he even bought biden's home in wilmington for what was clearly an above market price. by the way, cochran is not alone. according to reporting by foxnews.com at least seven other board members have also contributed to joe biden's political campaign. now they're protecting him. even by the standards of the small state, that looks like corruption. this show has filed an open

records request of the university of delaware to find out more. we have a right to. we will tell you what we find. in the meantime, ellie larson is a political reporter. she recently interviewed tara reade, she joins us now. thank you so much for coming o out. as a reporter, what was your take away from that conversation with the tara reade? what did you conclude? >> i was talking to tara on a couple of occasions, most recently on monday of this week. she was very clear in the interview that she does not want her story to be politicized. if that's something that she is very worried about. she is not trying to play it up one side, she's just trying to be heard, trying to find the right avenue for doing it. she's handling all media requests herself. she's being a little bit overwhelmed right now. it another thing she said >> >> tucker: may i stop you really quick. i don't know the answer, she's not a conservative -- is she is still a democrat?

>> she told me that she does not consider herself a democrat anymore. she doesn't consider herself a republican. she's going to sit out of this presidential election. she's not going to vote for either party. she told me that she does not see herself participating in any national election anymore. she still plans to vote and some of her local election, but this whole process, how she's been treated as turned her off to voting for the democratic party at the national level. >> i think that's totally fair. it has she been, this is no coverage but has she been attacked? >> has she been attacked? she is received, she told me she's received threats, she's received threatening messages, and emails, notes on twitter, she is active on twitter. she has received many fit to make threats, she's very concerned. she's concerned where they're

coming from. that's something we're looking into as well. one of the other things, it's very clear that she wants to do anything she can to come forward. she filed a police report, in part to protect yourself from these threats, there is a paper trail that police can use to show there is a pattern. but this police report that she filed about joe biden is also a signal she says that she is willing to do anything it takes, she's willing to go under oath to talk about this. she was very serious about this. i think that seriousness from her as being being matched from joe biden and what you saw tod today. he is trying to find the records. he says her complaints, or personnel files are not in her record. >> tucker: interesting. it doesn't sound like this is going away. emily, thank you for that. what a story.

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>> tucker: at the top of the hour we told you about a california business owner, he was grilled on cnn yesterday after he dared to say he planned to reopen his barbershop, even if he was punished for it. he was lectured by someone with a guaranteed income. to some airhead. now he says he's already received a cease and desist order. but he's continuing forward. thank you so much for coming on.

you've received a cease and desist order from the state of california. what's your reaction to that? >> it's actually from the city. they came in here today, gave us a cease and desist order. >> are you going to abide by it? >> definitely not. i'm going to continue working, continue to stay open. i'm going to continue to serve the community. >> tucker: what did you think, i'm not just saying this because cnn is the channel. i'm really struck by the pompous lecture that you received by one of their anchors yesterday. to someone who will not be out of work when you are out of work. how did you feel about that? >> overall, she definitely, she was better than me tone. i think she does have a secure job, her hair looked amazing.

i think she is not in the same boat as i am. maybe were all in the same storm. but we're definitely not the same boat. i have barbers that are living day-to-day doing garage cuts. were here in california, in our shot we follow a lot of sanitary regulations. >> were not all in the same boat. that's absolutely right. do you think the authorities there will try to prevent you from operating tomorrow? do you expect customers? we are fully booked. if we have a full staff, were fully booked. everyone is still coming. everyone is being extra genero generous. we are doing really well. we are happy to be back serving our community, were happy to be back serving first responders, like we always have.

and were going to continue to do it. it do i expect them to come and cite me? absolutely. they said they're going to do. you know, i think there is no plan in place. i'm just going to be here for the city. >> i can't resist asking you, they're trying to prevent you from working, is the city paying your mortgage while you're not working? >> absolutely not. what else are not doing, they're not going to the building owners where we lease our space for them, they're not going to the water department i just paid my city a business license. if they didn't waive that for me either. there's little to no sympathy. everyone's following suit with whatever the governor decides day-to-day. it got 45 days to get things

back in order. to build up the communities. and they're still talking about us being face forward, and it being us making a living again. >> it's very confusing to me that so many americans are continuing to pay their taxes after have they been treated by their government. >> good luck tomorrow. great to see you, thanks so mu much. >> tucker: after the break, if you're watching last night, you saw one main restaurant owner defying and opening up to date no matter what. what happens? we will tell you after the break. also he is just on the front lines of fighting coronavirus. what did he find out?

>> tucker: he's willing to defy his town to reopen his business. at the town, eight even if they're strangling him, is still collecting fees for licensing of course. at last time we spoke to a man called rick savage. he's got a restaurant there. he said he was going to defy janet mills by reopening his business today. him >> were encouraging all businesses in maine to bit open up. when you open back up, get the tory's business going, or were

going to lose a third of our restaurants. we are advocating for everybody, not just for my restaurant. it's time to go back to work. >> tucker: well to date he did it. he opened his restaurant, was flooded with grateful adults, who know the rest, and decided to go eat at his place. working for janet mills, promptly revoke his business and liquor licenses, trying to destroy his business. since it is made illegal for him to support his own family, he has a plant, the only one left. you can read more about it on the facebook page. around the world, only four countries have had more deaths than new york city. even in new york, the worst it appears may be over. fox contributor is also a professor at nyu. we sent him to take a look at the hospital's coronavirus word, and report back to what he found.

hey doctor! >> high tucker it looks like things are getting better. were not completely out of the woods yet. at the hospital closed after treating 1100 patients. my own hospital is sending more and more patients home. but there also transferring patients to the orthopedic hospital. it it has repurposed itself to a covert recovery hospital. it has multiple covert awards where orthopedists are working together with medical personnel and nurse practitioners taking care of covid-19 patients. that's not always predictable what's going to happen as they try to get patients off of oxygen and to treat blood clots. i sent several hours there over the weekend, and i was amazed at what i saw and heard. there's a 93-year-old woman, they said she's going to be fine, then all of a sudden in the middle of the night, this is an unpredictable virus, she suddenly turned blue, here oxygen went to the ground, they thought she wasn't going to make it. they put her in a position on her side, she recovered, went home three days later.

unpredictable, requires constant care. this hospital is clearly on the front lines of the final stages of recovery for placement and stabilization. i want to end by talking about one position, also his picture. he's a geriatrician and well-regarded that i've known for many years. dr. karp is there at the age of 60 on the front lines caring for people, like getting them off of oxygen. working tirelessly, putting his health and life on the line. i couldn't figure out why. then suddenly i realized why. he's a deeply religious man. he's they are doing god's work. >> tucker: i love that. amen. we beat up on religious people a lot, but there is decent people. thank you so much for that. >> thank you tucker. >> tucker: that's it for us tonight, we hope you have a great and very well deserved

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