♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." we are about to bring you what hass become unfortunately a nightly update on the dissent of our nation into chaos and craziness. for more than two weeks, this is really all we've covered. there is that much going on right now. we can't cover it all within an hour. almost all of it is horrifying. vandals are defacing our country, destroying their cities and their institutions, our civil society. they have no right to do any of that, they don't own this country. they did not build it. the rest of us should not allow them to wreck it, but we are allowing them. and it's infuriating to watch. we have definitely been infuriated, genuinely great if

you watch the show, you've probably noticed that. so we want to apologize for that. here is why. the last thing america needs right now is more anger. yet another red-faced screamer shouting about this or that. we generally want to help fix this disaster so adding to the sum total of rage does not help. going forward, we will continue to be as honest as we can. that's our duty. above all, we try to be honest onon this show, sincerely. we are also going to work to be calm and amused because what is the option right now? keep your sense of humor. that's what they tell you when things get really dark, and it's good advice. humor brings perspective. all of us could use perspective right now. so with that in mind, we want to begin tonight with a geography quiz. here it is. how many countries are there on anearth? last week, there were a total of 195. you guess that, you are wrong because tonight, there are 196.

ladies and gentlemen, say hello to the latest addition to the global family of nations, the capitol hill autonomous zone formally known as downtown seattle. >> whose city hall? >> our city hall! [chanting] >> whose city hall? >> our city hall! [chanting] >> the point is in the end, this is our street. it's our station. whose city? >> our city! >> whose city? >> our city! >> tucker: that looks pretty appealing but before you jump on expedia to book a trip with the family to the capitol hill autonomous zone now known by the way as chaz, countries tourism and economic development apartment is calling at that, you should know that there are no beaches. this is a tiny nation. the entire country extends only

six city blocks. was built on land, formerly owned in part by the seattle police department.x but the founders wanted that land muscle they planted a flag and still look just like the conquistadors.nd the first thing they did after they declare nationhood and this was a bit of a surprise given the claim to be progressive ideologues. the first idea was to establish rigid national borders. they built a wall around the place just like donald trump once said he would do. there wall is made from wooden barricades. a sign at the entrance to the country warns you are now leaving the usa. and then there are armed border guards. not technically i.c.e. agents, but close enough, who question everyone seeking entry. countries have borders on the founders of chaz understood that. they don't want the place flooded with illegals. and by illegals, we mean the citizens of seattle.on >> we have been hearing from communities that they have been subjected to barricades by the

protesters with some armed individuals running them at checkpoints into the neighborhood. >> tucker: you can't just let anyone into your country. an uncontrolled flood of immigrants would tank the economy and the people of chaz know that. they are not libertarians. they don't work for the chamber of commerce. they are not giving you some speech about how immigration makes you rich. they want to make this work for the sake ofre their people. and they don't have much to work with. what exactly is the economy of chaz? it is tough. with limited national resources in a population with virtually no skills of any kind apart from spray painting the f word on buildings, the people of chaz don't have a lot of options for economic development. so they have gone with the extortion through violence. again, just like the conquistadors. it's a time-tested formula and it is lucrative. >> we have heard anecdotally reports of citizens and businesses being asked to pay a fee to operate within this area.

this is the crime of extortion. >> tucker: like the nation it broke from, it's mother nation, the united states, the capitol hill autonomous zone is what political philosophers call the propositionl nation. as a country based on an idea rather than a particular people. the founding idea is magna carta, raison d'etre. it's very, very bad. the police are bad and should be abolished. not surprisingly, chaz has banned police from its territory. the surrounding city of seattle seems okay with that decision. does the government of italy dictate local policies withine the vatican city? no, of course not. it's autonomous. same thing here. what's amazing is that the leaders of chaz would like to dictatee policies in the city of seattle, so they are demanding that seattle get its police force and close all jails in prison. at this point, chaz has not yet been admitted to the u.n.,

presumably an email headed there now. but as the seattle police chief explains, the country already has recognition from the seattle city government. >> the decision to board up the precinct,, our precinct, our home, the first precinct i worked d at was something i have been holding off. you should know leaving the precinct was not my decision. you fought for days to protect it. i asked you to stand on that line day in and day out. to be pelted withh projectiles, to be screamed at, threatened, and in some cases hurt. then to have a change of course nearly two weeks in, seems like an insult to you in our communities. ultimately, the city had other plans for the building, and we relented to severe public pressure. >> tucker: pretty powerful police chief, pretty formidable law enforcement leader. i'm sure the people of seattle feel well protected.

so chaz is a nation without leaders. it is a flat system. it is anarchy. how long can that continue? probably not very long. anarchy isn't built to last. in the end, the strong always dominate the week and it's already happening. took barely a day for the nation to get its first warlord and it was quite a promotion for him. just a week ago, was an up-and-coming rapper. he was also a super a host for airbnb. now, he has a monarch. in video taken within chaz, he is seen patrolling the area with his allies. they have guns declaring we are the police now. in one clip, the monarch's men assault a citizen for spray painting graffiti inside the zone. just like the mafia, chaz doesn't put up with nonsense like that in their own neighborhood. so that's what's happening, not a big deal, a brand-new nation within our own borders,, the lat time that happened it did kick off a civil war that killed hundreds of thousands of americans and lasted three years

but is not a huge deal and that may be why they seem completely unaware that it's happening. nancy pelosi has said nothing about it and neither has adam schiff and you'd think they'd have their finger on the pulse of the nation. the mayor of seattle knows about it obviously happening downtown but doesn't seem bothered in the slightest.e in fact, in the last few days,s, the mayor of seattle as tweeted in honor of a deceased icon in the cities, bragged about building new housing for the homeless and didn't acknowledge theay existence of chaz. again, a nation built in her downtown. the president noticed. last time he tweeted this, "take back your city now. you don't do it, i will. this is not a game. these ugly anarchists must be stopped now. move fast." "make us all safe, go back to your bunker." clever social media wordsmith. ethere are questions unresolved. for example, what happened to the american citizens who may

have been shopping downtown in seattle and our stuff behind the border? can we repatriate them? are they now prisoners of war? these are questions of international diplomacy at this stage that the mayor has not addressed. she did say tonight that it is like a block party and she said she might grant some of their demands, bilateral treaty is imminent. they were excited by anything that's new but not this new country. it's kind of weird because just a month ago, they were veryy against demonstrators. the anti-lockdown demonstrators were dangerous zealots. >> an interesting scene. >> it is secondary to white people's right to be at arm's protests with long guns. >> a bunch of guys camoed up, a grunge of guys with long guns. >> these potentially dangerous protests. >> a dangerous minority to lobby.

>> they are out and they're angry and with cops, everybody is civil. >> ends up in the state capital with automatic weapons, and they were treated like thugs. >> tucker: we were going to say we try to stay amused. every night, it just makes you read in the face. how can people that stupid have tv shows? but tonight, let's acknowledge it is amusing because here is the standard. you protest lockdowns in michigan with guns but don't commit any violence at all, it is a threat to the nation. but if you commit beatings and the loot and burn down buildings, you are building mostly peaceful. you create an armed independent

nation in downtown seattle, it's amazing. good call. "the new york times" is on your side and in fact just today, "the new york times" published a piece that described the nation as "a homeland for raciall justice." the nation is again putting their time-share in experiment and life without the police. part street festival, part commune. has free food, and that's whatng it takes to make everything right. by the way, how many of the people writing this stuff would go spend a week in chaz with her family? or in chad for that matter? zero.s but that didn't slow abc down. described chaz as festive, basically free to bet but inin this case, actually supported it. we would love to explore this question more. the press, the democratic party have repeatedly condemned protesters in order to make a point with no intention of using them and don't use them in last winter, we had an entire impeachment charade based on the

idea that nobody is above the law. >> no one is above the law. >> nobody is above the law. >> no one is above the law. >> no one is above the law. >> no one is above the law. >> no one is above the law. >> no person is above the law. >> nobody should be above the law. >> nobody should be above the law. >> no one is above the law. n >> tucker: got that, america? stop exercising your rights, the ones you thought were the law, and shut up because no one is above the law. except for democratic voters, obviously. they are not simply above the laws. in fact, they could to make their own laws. in fact, they could make their own countries. is all totally cool just as long as they vote in november. jason grant hosts a radio show in seattle. he ventured into the nation of chaz earlier today and tonight, he is reporting from outside the border. the dmz that separates seattle

from this emerging nation. thank you so much for coming on. what is it like in chaz? >> right now, it is too violent for us to go win.ha as a little bit too scary for us to go in because when you go in and you have a different opinion, they end up harassing you and assaultd you. i have a friend who was a reporter who got assaulted just two nights ago. >> tucker: i'm sorry, i have to stop you there. i've got to check your privilege for a second. aren't developing nations always seized by turmoil? is in that a little racist to say that chaz is violent? >> yes, let me say that they are peacefully challenged right now, and they don't want us to talk about that. in fact, when you hear from mayor jenny durkin, i've never been embarrassed for the city before. basically saying that what w we are seeing isn't really happening. having to board up all of the windows on the doors to the east precinct before removing all of

their expensive equipment and all other evidence that everything that they have there and then put a fence around it. meanwhile, there is not a cop in sight. that of course is due to the violence that we are told is an actual violence, it is peaceful protesters. jenny durkin goes after president trump today because he paid attention to this in a tweet last night and earlier today and now it's officially about donald trump lying about domestic terrorists in thiss crowd. i can tell you because not only do i live here, but i cover antifa an i cover anarchists. there's a group in this area in chad that are anarchists, and they are in fact some community organizers who have a decided to completely take over, and we have seeded this land to these individuals. thehe implications of that cannot be understated. folks think right now that maybe they live in los angeles and new york, it's not going to happennn here. yeah, it's going to happen there.

we are not getting involved at all. we are pretending it doesn't exist. >> tucker: i have to ask you, since you are one of the very few i know who is ventured inside this new nation, is it a tidy cheerful place? what does it look like? >> it is not necessarily tidy, however the city of seattle has decided to send in crews to do some cleanups and add some toilets for them so we are enabling this kind of behavior. there was a lot of trash. of course. this is a developing nation. we do need to give some financial aid, we want to nurture this. and maybe next week instead of six blocks, it will be 12 blocks. may be after that, it can develop into all of capitol hill. go all in because apparently it is not that big of a deal. meanwhile, mayor jenny durkin won't come down here and certainly want with art wow without armed security and s.w.a.t. teams around the block to come in just in case

something goes down. meanwhile, we still have no idea when the east precinct will come back but we can tell you when you call 911 for a crisis in progress, it takes three times the amount of time it normally would for them to report because they are so undermanned. is absolutely disgraceful. >> tucker: the mayor should be forced to live in chaz as long as it's there. i'm serious. >> she keeps her address secret because of threats. >> tucker: she does come up with the rest of us get to live there. i'm starting to figure out how this works. all right, thank you for that update and i hope you will join us again as this nation flourishes and grows. the president of the seattles police officers guild, and he joins us tonight. thank you so much for coming on tonight. i don't want to make what is clearly a tough situation for you even worse, but it does seem like the mayor, i guess your boss, is openly siding with

criminals over and against the seattle police department. is that you read on it? >> thanks for having me on and not only is chaz apparently above the law, but it's also a bad 80s rock band name, and this is a direct result -- a sad result of the city of seattle's elected officials lacking the political will power to enforce the rule of law. it's the closest i've seen to our country to becoming a lawless state. cand if they are willing, meang the elected officials, if they are willing to surrender a police facility, the east precinct, what is to stop these unreasonable activist take another precinct, say the flagship precinct which houses the 911 call center, and our community needs to understand how serious this is. they are willing to take a precinct, removing the 911 call

center won't allow police service in the city. so where is the reasonableness here?on where is the safety of the reasonable community of the city of seattle? to me, that is absolutely appalling, and i am embarrassed being a seattle resident to even talk about this. >> tucker: this is not the first moment and our history where an armed group of extremists has claimed land that is not theirs and erected borders. i can't think of one of these that ended well. >> i don't see what the end game is here. because now those elected officials are supporting the funding the police. better quality public safety service which the seattle police department does for a

world-renowned reform department and president barack obama, but defunding and better policing, ndthey are not compatible with each other. the first thing to do when you defund the police department in a major urban area is training, and as police officers, me being a 20 year professional police officer, the community wants more training but if you defund the police department, there goes your training and your quality police service. so astronomically horrific, this idea. >> tucker: it is. i want to play fresh sound from your mayor describing the citizens of chaz. watch this. >> clearly, unfortunately, our president wants to tell a story about domestic terrorists who have a radical agenda and are promoting a conspiracy and fits his law and order initiatives. is simply not true.y gathering and expressing first amendment rights, demanding we do better as a society and providing true

equity for communities of color is not terrorism. is patriotism.m. >> tucker: i don't think she's ever called the police patriots. i have a quick question for you, officer. will cops stay? how could you work in a city like seattle? why would a normal person take a low-paying dangerous job only to bell attacked by his boss? >> as police officers, we love our profession. we love seattle. but i'm telling you right now, our morale is the lowest i have ever seen in my career and surrendering a police facility that hinders our ability to provide public safety, where is the reasonable community? they need to be heard. support reasonable activism, not on the reasonable activism. this is appalling. >> tucker: nicely put. i appreciate you coming on tonight and i hope it doesn't cause you problems.li thank you so much. no governor let more people die from coronavirus than andrew cuomo did.

his policy killed thousand. now a nurse has really shocking undercover video footage of what actually happened in new york's hospital and joins us after the break.ou ♪ hospital and joins us after the

♪ >> tucker: very few countries in the world lost more people to coronavirus than new york did

and no states lost more in the united states. how exactly did that happen? it's a question that needs a serious answer. many people died. finding out seems have no interest whatsoever to the press. they'd rather shane people for visiting the beach. a nurse who spent almost a month working in new york's elmhurst hospital that was the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in the state was so shocked by what she saw that she began to collect undercover footage of what was happening around her. >> this patient is in with noncovid. i don't understand why they are doing this. t >> there were four patients in a row here. the set up for, they shut it down.nt >> that's right. i'm confused. >> they are going to have a noncovid there. >> they shouldn't have any here. >> that's what they've been

doing. the guy over and 29, i had him upstairs before, and he came in with a stroke. >> that's what it was. >> no covid, and now he's got covid.d. >> because we gave it to him here. >> tucker: the author of the forthcoming book, "thehi undercover epicenter nurse." thank you for doing this. >> thank you for having me. >> tucker: tell us what we just saw. explain the video we played, if you would. >> this was a pretty common occurrence, and the video shows covid and noncovid being housed in the same floor sometimes in the same room which is ultimately creating hospital acquired infections of covid. so people will be admitted without covid and they will end up getting covid. sometimes, they will be awaiting

their test which would take anywhere from five to ten days to see if they had covid and be admitted to these floors while they waited. >> tucker: that is shocking. and i'm just so glad you've got video of it. this was happening at the same time the rest of us weren't allowed to go outside for fears that we would spread the coronavirus to one another. how could this happen in a hospital where people have weakened immune systems?. >> i would like those answers. i've been asking them and no one seems to have those answers. i don't know who the authority is. part of this i think came from governor cuomo's executive order that he did on march 23rd 2020 removing essentially all liability from all medical professionals, banning hydroxychloroquine, not allowing family into these hospitals in order to advocate for their patients, so there's a lot of different things that happened

that really created this problem. >> tucker: so interesting that youhi mentioned not allowing family into advocate for their relatives. that was a factor in this, it sounds like. >> it's a huge factor, and i am having a really hard time with because nurses were supposed to be reporting anything that we see unethical. is part of our job. and without family in the rooms, we are the patient's eyes, ears, and everything. we have to make sure the patients are being treated properly. anybody, any nurse or anyone that would question anything would be sent home. i was one of them. and nobody ever wanted any of this out, and it is all hearsay if you don't have proof, so i needed to get the proof because it is so unbelievable that without it, people couldn't even fathom this. >> tucker: i think this is abl

scandal. i don't usese that word lightly. you were sent home for complaining about a policy of putting covid patients with people who weren't infected. that's shocking. >> correct. for asking questions. they would tell us to be good, behave, don't ask any of these questions where you're going to be sent home, and i have a recording of that as well. i was there for just under a month, so a lot of this is all well documented. >> tucker: it certainly is. and if it wasn't, no one would believe you. so good for you. and thank you for coming on tonight. congrats on the book. >> thank you very much for having me. appreciate it. >> tucker: author j.k. rowling is a highly aggressive progressive and has been for a long time. she might've thought that would protect her in theiv end. there is no protection because the famous author of harry potter dissented on one issue.er the mob has turned on her. we will tell you exactly what's

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>> tucker: just talking to our executive producer over the break. last summer, we went to the dmz. we are thinking this summer we will go to chas. take a show trip to the nation of chaz. just waiting on our visas and we will tell you how that works. harry potter author j.k. rowling is extremely progressive. she despises donald trump and says so all the time. but it's not protecting her. the woke mob is coming after her. trace gallagher has a very latest on this. >> the j.k. rowling initially commented on was about creating an equal post covid-19 world for people who menstruate to which she sarcastically responded quoting "people who menstruate? i'm sure there used to be a word for those people. someone help me out."

same people who don't identify as women also menstruate. the harry potter author was also criticized by the guy who played harry potter, daniel radcliffe quoting here "any cement to the contrary erases the dignity and identity of transgender people and goes against all advice given by health care associations who have far more expertise on this subject matter than either rowling or i." eddie ray mayne offered this, quoting "as someone who has worked with both j.k. rowling and members of the trans community, i want to make it absolutely clear where i stand. i disagree with rowling's comments." unlike what we've seen in recent weeks, the author stood firm posting a lengthy essay on her web site revealing that she is a domestic abuse and sexual assault survivor and writing in part quoting here "the inclusive language that calls female people menstruators strikes many women as dehumanizing and demeaning.

i understand why trans activists consider this language to bee appropriate and kind but for those of us who have hadan creating slurs spat out us bye violent men, it is not neutral. is hostile and alienating." she also says she has gotten strong support. tucker? >> tucker: trace gallagher, thank you so much for that. she's also very rich, which helps. tammy bruce hosts get hosts get tammy bruce on fox nation. it's great to see you. so the thing about this story is j.k. rowling as a writer, has an international following, worth hundreds of millions and is pretty insulated, a lot of us are insulated from the mob. but what does this tell you about their aims and their tactics? what about people who don't have the protection that rowling has, where are they? >> she knows that she has received a great deal of support from the trans community. very rarely do i mention this,

but i am at gay woman. s the model was silencing -- and all we wanted was to be embraced due to our differences, not to ignore our differences, not for us to try to change other people, but the fact is to admit that we were different and to equal treatment. want to be viewed in that way. she is now dealing with as we all are a section of this kind of extreme activism framework that really does want to destroy people with any disagreement, and all she's asking for is to be able to be heard with the disagreement on this in her main issue is also the desire, at least the appearance to eliminate the word woman and the nature of femaleness and to just have it all be about gender when women who were born women, we have different life experiences. we have very specific experiences regarding violence, domestic violence, sexual abuse, et cetera.

so our world experiences different, and she's asking for the same empathy that we have been asking at gay people from everyone else forever. it's just saying look, accept our experience. don't try to erase us, don't try to tell us to become something different. so this is harming in a great deal of the way that the trans community, the gay community when you are asking people to be disappeared effectively in order to be taken seriously weird and we can have it both ways. we don't need to eliminatete the idea of womanhood and biological femaleness in order to be able to accept the experience of someone who is transgender. so she can do it, you're right, because she's got a lot of money. she doesn't have to do it, but thank goodness her essay on her web site is excellent. and it is a very fair and i urge everyone to go read it. >> tucker: you can be tolerant, and you should be t

tolerant, always. doesn't mean you have to deny the existence of nature. as its french revolution stuff. we should push back. tammy bruce, great to see you, thank you. >> thank you, tucker. nice seeing you. >> tucker: we are hearing from almost everyone right now including republicans on capitol hill that police brutality is the single worst problem in america right now. okay.ri but if you look at the numbers, far more people, far more americans are being hurt and hurt very badly by the recession caused by the coronavirus lockdown. some of them are so desperate they are selling their bodies and the media are celebrating it. we will tell you exactly what's happening after the break. ♪

♪ >> tucker: the coronavirus pandemic hit a lot of americans hard but those under 35 were really in trouble. very few of them have died of the virus itself but think of the lockdowns, an entire generation has seen its economic future evaporate. millions of young people have no jobs and no prospects of getting jobs. they are in limbo. in many cases, they are drowning in debt. they are poor. poverty makes people desperate and when they get desperate enough, some sell their bodies.

you see it in africa, and parts of eastern europe in war zones across the world. now it's happening here in the united states. but in this case, nobody seems horrified at buy it or even e upset. instead, our media are promoting it. both of them allow women to sell explicit photos and videos of themselves to men online. both sites have seen explosive growth during the coronavirus shutdown. onlyfans report seven or 8,000 new women sign up every day. says submissions have surged by 30% beer there is no question about why this is happening. those sites are feasting off of our collapsing economy. in april, vice news reported that they have beenap targeting laid-off hotel workers and mcdonald's employees with its coronavirus relief package. imagine something sadder. he bragged about all of this in an interview with axios.ag they brags it offers upwards of 100,000 of year. they don't say what exactly they have to do to get that money.

is unimaginably ugly. is the most degrading form of exploitation. when you have nothing left to sell can you sell your body. the people who broker that sale are called pimps.os society does not celebrate pimps. they greet this human tragedy like it is progress. it's a new frontier in the gig economy. imagine anything more decadent than that. in april, "the san francisco chronicle" announced that onlyfans let these bay area people monetize themselves as if it's a reverse mortgage but where all the equities in your body.onns "the new york times" also approved of it, the newspaper noted how unfortunate it is that k ineligible for assistance from the small business administration. according to a piece in buzzfeed, selling yourself online is a hot new trend. "everybody is making porn at home now."

a phd student who compares it to working for uber. it is just another avenue to make ends meet. actually, the student is onto something. for many americans, prostitution is all that's left. america's politicians and finance moguls shift millions to foreign countries. that might be the single biggest story in more than 70 years in this country. how and why they did that and how much they made by doing it might make for a fascinating series of news articles. in fact, might be worth putting on the front page of "the new york times" every day to the next decade until we fix it. but our leaders have no interest in talking about economics. that's why they push racial division day after day. because a divided bewildered country is easier to loot. many on both sides are complicit in this destruction. professional libertarians cheered the death of our real economy, degrading scut work amounted to a triumph of the

free market, they told us. democrats of course loved it. making the american middle class dependent on them and therefore making democratic leaders more powerful. under bill clinton, the democratic party became the party of soulless decadent corporate america and they never looked back. so here we are. our daughters are selling themselves for food and rent and buzzfeed is telling us it is cool. this is a fox news alert. news just in, the rnc has selected jacksonville, florida, as the site of donald trump's re-nomination as part of the republican national convention and was made official just a few moments ago. the chairman tweeted this, "set to host trump's renomination." roy cooper of north carolina refused to provide assurances that the celebration could occur in charlotte. well, the insanity on display in the country now didn't come from nowhere.

it has itsts roots where all poison springs from in this country, our higher education establishment and universities. how do we fix that? that's next. ♪ es how do we fix that? how do we fix that? that's bottom line is,

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>> tucker: the children smashing our statues, burning our police station and silencing you trying to get you fired didn't come from nowhere, they were created and they were created in diversity. how do we respond to this? spencer is a federalist and spent a lot of time in academia. the root of all of this, how do we fix it? >> as you rightly pointed out the other day this has nothing to do with justice.

it's a section of academic and social elites who have permeated that with everything else. like every radical movement, the vanguard is middle-class university educated people. there are research papers from the joyful federalist who has written extensively about how these are hubsty of hubs of radicalism and they are universally radicalized people who work in media and the corporate sector. you have to defund some of these departments of the universities because as long as a statement needs to produce, if you have leaders who are willing to act, the liberal arts components which are clearly a threat to the society which made them possible, but no one is even

talking about that. >> w you are absolutely right. most normal people whether they are liberals or conservatives are not out vandalizing. liberals understand that they have created this kind of monster but they are also kind of unnerved by this thing. mostly it's conservatives, and they are using their political power for example. they are more worried about their image for example then do what'sng good. you see a lot of sarcastic tweets, so unless you defund's them coming back to the departments, you bring in the students who are going to study and have other job prospects. this is just going to increase. >> tucker: they are

impoverishing an entire generation, imparting almost no useful knowledge of any kind and yet they are slavishly active devoted to defunding this garbage. do you think there is any chance that anyone in authority? you talk endlessly -- sorry. but you can't reason with fanatics and that is something that people have to understand. >> tucker: that's exactly right, you're totally right. spencer, thanks for joining us. until tonight america shares borders with two nations, canada and mexico. tonight we share borders with

the third, chaz. our team's visa applications are in the mail and we will continue to report on this new country tomorrow. 8:00 p.m., the show that is the sworn enemy of lame, pomposity, smugness and groupthink. in the meantime, the great sean hannity from new york.w >> sean: tucker, great show as always. i don't know about the great part but anyway. breaking just a few moments ago, it is official they vowed to restrict the convention because of the pandemic. tonight we are 145 days away from you, the american people. i will tell you one thing tonight, anybody that thinks they could predict how this is all going to end, i don't think they know. i don't think anybody knows. to add a point here, they think they know, they are saying they know but they don't know. and the events will likely impact, and we cannot project a liberal media mob. watch their head spin around as