have a great night, everybody. >> president trump: we will ensure equal justice to citizens of every race, color, religion and creed. we will defend the dignity of work and the sanctity of blacks. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> tucker: this is a fox news alert, the president has a role in north carolina and we will monitor all night. of course we will bring the news that develops out of it. good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." i hope you had a great labor day weekend. for the news media it was a tough slog one of the favorite programs. the president issued an executive order with federal agencies to hold trade. and if you work in the government in corporate america, you probably already know what it is. when the employer hires a lavishly paid consultant to tell

them they are to the way they were formed. in a word critical race theory is racism. more broadly, it is the latest attempt by the most privilege people in our society, the celebrities and politicians, talk show hosts. to disclaim the blame for their mismanagement of our country into the people below them. hale, working-class guy driving the truck, hey making $50,000 au did it. you are the real enemy here and there is nothing you can do to change it. systemic racism, sorry. part of our incompetent elites trying to cover their tracks you can see the appeal with this. by the way, it pays well. not many diversity trainers are going hungry tonight. unfortunately -- it is vicious, it is cruel. it divides the country potentially for good. it makes americans hate each other. it is a tragedy in that way. it is also and you cannot say this enough because it is true, it is also the very definition

of the word racism they are claiming to fight. and yet, it is everywhere. critical race theory is apparently kamala harris just today when she said she was "proud of jacob lake "a man incredibly accused of sexual assault. how can harris say that? because she doesn't care what jacob lake did or didn't do she only cares what color he is. according to the critical race theory, that is all that matters. this stuff is so obviously poison, fatal to any society that ingests it. it came from the university come of course like all bad ideas but it is quickly to the corporate world with race propaganda enormously useful to the bottom line. pay no attention and they should, there is a bom local on our website. you know how it works. but it didn't stop there. last week we interviewed a journalist called chris rufo investigating the spread of critical race theory and the federal government. he's been doing this virtually alone. the rest of the press has

ignored it. he told us even the fbi is holding weekly now is critical race sections which is shocking if you think about it. watch. the critical race theory is now infiltrated our criminal justice system, just this week i released a story that the fbi is now holding weekly seminars on intersectionality a hard left academic theory that reduces people to a network of racial gender and sexual orientation identities. that intersect in complex ways and determine whether you are an oppressor or oppressed. >> tucker: so that interview along with a lot of critics of other highly detailed performance the last couple of months. apparently, it prompted a flood of tips for chris rufo to work for a federal agency. the ones currently told they are evil for the way they look. mostly kept silent by what they were going through. they had no choice but to endure it but they do have a choice. this is wrong, and we should say

so loudly. americans are starting to figure that out. the white house has responded to their pleas. to the news media come all of this was a disaster. they claim the journalist but despise actual chris rufo, his coverage showed they are complicit in anti-american life that is deeply unpopular with actual americans. and they didn't take it well. watch. >> what these trainings are designed to do is for each person for themselves to able to recognize that unconscious bias, and to be able to pinpoint it before it becomes -- >> is this tone-deaf? >> it is insane as what it is. i feel like i'm in a twilight zone. >> there is some clear evidence that some racial sensitivity around racial bias training might be needed and beneficial in the federal government. >> this follows a pattern by the president of disregarding

attempts to reckon with this racial history that is undeniably thick case in the country. >> it never ceases to amaze me how many people hear the phrase like white privilege like a curse word. america, it is not one. >> tucker: white privilege is very real, they are telling me. it is time to reckon on race relations. you hear that all the time, but at some point, you have to wonder why any of these people, the most privileged people in america still have their jobs. if they meant what they were saying, why haven't they -- that is a pretty good question. someone ought to ask jeff zucker, the head of cnn from a graduate of harvard university and his entire adult life. he is the embodiment of privilege if there ever was one. according to a race theory that he espouses and defends, jeff zucker caught his job precisely because of systemic racism.

so why does he still have it? how can he appear to hold that job? jeff zucker has no plans to resign but instead to come according to sources, he will attack for the critical theory. and over the weekend the most beautiful one did just that. tucker gets results. no more talk about white privilege and no more example the trump administration doesn't want to it. inside federal agencies. even though, a long-overdue reckoning of our race. >> they are children and they do what they are told. this morning, we are told jeff zucker instructor the entire scene and news operation to keep up the attacks on their show, which is fine. we can't control it. good luck with that, go crazy. as long as jeff zucker holds onto his own job, according to their own talking points is the ill-gotten fruit of white privilege and systemic racism,

he will know for certain they do not need a single word of what they are saying because of course they don't mean it. they never did. meanwhile, we learn how deeply this poison has penetrated the federal agents. whiteness is terrorism. that is what they were telling the people whose job it is to defend our country, the u.s. military. this show has obtained video of the u.s. air force staff psychologist, a man called dr. ryan leading an online seminar called unmasking micro vision in the workplace. the app june 5th. and also, the usda, so-called microaggressions to the death of george floyd in minneapolis. watch. >> it may not seem like a big deal, but as we have seen in today's society and what happened to george floyd, the micro aggression to the body can lead to more significant impact. >> tucker: right. so if you have offended your

coworker by asking her where she is from, and that is incredibly stupid but the official message of a staff psychologist at an air force base such as dr. warner a symptom of a much larger problem. this summer it emerges and the so-called operation inclusion told soldiers in alabama that the phrase "make america great again" is a form of simple white privilege. in equity and inclusion agency, the phrase all lives matter american exceptionalism and the celebration of columbus day are also examples of white supremacy. they are racist too. it goes on like this in may 2017 the u.s. coast guard spent $8700 on diversity training led by white fertility author and noted lunatic robert d'angelo.

the intelligence agency supposedly serious placed by staff by serious people also endorsed d'angelo's crackpot race theory. the head of the dia general senator ashley and his weekly email to employees that white fertility was recommended. meanwhile over at nasa, employees are being two resources concerning white fragility and an atlantic piece, called microaggressions matter, and -- and you pay for this designed to launch rockets and study space. in august 2018, the department of the navy gave a group called white men as full diversity partners almost $10,000 to contract for training services peer that was the same group that was to three day diversity education camp last year at the laboratories. that is the outfit that designs nuclear weapons to defend the country substantially. in the opening session for white

men, the trainers demanded the men make a list of the associations about white male culture. so sick. the trainers wrote that some of the associations included "white supremacist" kkk, area nation, mega-hats, privilege and mass killings." is anyone actually okay with this? does anybody want to be subjected to this? this is evil. and it's also the most corrosive thing we can do. it is hard to imagine even msnbc contributors really want i don't owe nuclear submarines in our navy, wasting time aiding themselves when they should be defending the nation. so what does this only about? why are they doing this? it is about capturing the u.s. military -.

seems sympathetic to left-wing social theories. secretary of defense mark esper clearly as well. even among uniformed troops, new polls show the president support is underwater. so the point is, their plans have paid off. the question is, why is the left so intent on controlling the minds of our military? well, there could be many reasons for that. none of them are good. chris rufo and the journal, we are happy to have him back on tonight. thank you so much for coming. and congratulations on the happy and affect your reporting has had which is good for america. tell us the extent of this kind of poison in our armed services? >> i will tell you it is ubiquitous, critical race theory emerged in academia and has spread to the more soft science division of the federal government. the last 72 hours, i've had dozens of leaks from service members talking about training and microaggressions,

trainings and toxic masculinity and other critical race theory central. it's got to the point, that the military academy now teaches a race theory and introduction as part of the leadership courses. this is no longer in the shadows. they are making this part of the core curriculum at our highest military institutions. and they are doing it brazenly and almost everywhere. >> tucker: the problem with doing this in the military and even more so than corporate america and other branches of government by death petition, it has to work. so you can't as an enlisted soldier, young officer even say i'm opting out. i don't want to participate. this is mandatory in the true sense. >> it is. and i think the real problem is when you are teaching our soldiers, these are people that should be trained to use legal force. they should be the warriors that defend our country. you are teaching them that they

are actually suffering from toxic masculinity. you are trying to degrade their sense of power, their sense of force. this is something that will come in time danger the national security of the united states. the real problem for top military brass, taught people in the defense department are too cowardly to stand up to the critical race theorists. how will they stand up to the regime in china and america's tough adversaries all over the world? >> they are too weak to say the war in afghanistan should come to a close. these are people who really have something to answer for in my opinion. but let me ask you since you have been covering this, has anybody at the level of colonel or general that you know of complaint about this and said, wait, this is not our core mission? >> yeah, absolutely. there was rumbling and private conversations, but i will tell you the directives come absolutely from the top. they are coming from the top military brass and people are frankly too afraid to speak out

and to afraid to have racial habitats or criticism saloons thrown their way. and people are in a position of hiding, military officers have sent me leaked information on him and him and eighth because worried about retaliation. so this is something that has very little buy-in at the rank and file of soldiers and people in the academy. but this is something that is emerging from the top down. and i think we have to get to the bottom of this because you cannot have this kind of ideology and control of our united states military. >> tucker: we would love to have the secretary of defense mark esper contract on the show any time to explain himself and i hope he is brave enough to do that. chris rufo, thank you so much for reporting on this. >> thank you. >> tucker: mandatory taxpayer-funded on the race theory or terrible for the country, obviously, telling people defending america that america is not worth defending, but they also may be illegal. the civil rights and discrimination based on race and the government of course has

been ignoring that for years. how much longer can they? peter is a commissioner on the civil rights movement and he joins us. we are happy to have him. thank you so much for coming on. how is this work how could this be illegal, do you believe? >> it's not that it could be illegal. but the ones that i have seen have been going on for quite some time. they expanded exponentially during the obama administration and especially michael brown ferguson institute, and george floyd. in public employer has these types of training and they are getting much more aggressive, much more anti-american and much more antiwhite. to that extent, they are prohibited which clearly prohibits many of the things they are doing in these trainings such as many of them segregating based on race, clearly unlawful. and many subjects certain employees based on race and because it is designed to also

attack meals to a large extent if you do something like that, that is prohibited and also creating a racial or sexually hostile work environment and in this case, a hostile work environment. when you witness some of these trainings, they are truly extraordinary and astonishing, not only based on a false narrative but anyone who has to sit through them and very many of them are humiliated. again these programs are not all the same, but many of them are so aggressive that they clearly transgress title vii and to some extent you may see a violation of 1981. why are there not more lawsuits? good question. because employees, they don't want to lose their jobs. they don't know their rights and the current blm cometh they are cowering against anything againg narrative. you will see employees sits meekly as they are being subjected to the most viable --

and the administration or anything like this to intervene. extremely important because this is the most pernicious ideology we have ever seen in the united states. and i'm not overstating that. it will continue because it's extraordinary lucrative. you mentioned in your open, worth a few thousand dollars but i have seen that trainers charging between 5,000, $10,000 an hour, $40,000 a session in lucrative politically advantageous for the democratic party. the whole premise of the united states. and for doing those institutions because they are racist and so on. >> exactly. >> tucker: this undermines the entire premise of the united states of america. so nicely put it to see the big picture, peter kirsanow, as always thank you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: we noted a minute

ago as we often have jeff zucker, over at cnn, that is not speculation. tonight we have evidence come exclusively that shows how manipulative and dishonest jeff zucker truly are. it is amazing. stay tuned for that. ♪

♪ >> tucker: some people are at risk from a lot of different diseases and ailments. viruses among them. they are largely safe from that. hope the people are entirely saved from that. but the bureaucrats who run this country's universities and school systems are pretending otherwise in acting on it. they have shut down the schools. if you have kids in school, you know how much they are suffering. last week, the northern university in boston expelled 11 space my first year students for violating social distancing protocol. this is happening across the country. in northeastern, they are making them four for $36,000.500 tuition. so what is this about? it is about what happens when the left have total control. immediately, everything becomes about ideology and people start becoming repressed.

in the pandemic is not really about a virus, it is a cautionary tale about "a male dominated world with a male dominated culture which damages everyone." what the hell does that mean? why have we let crazy people hijack our response to this pandemic? what kind of damage are they doing to kids in school? adam has been thinking about all of this for a while and a host of the show and we are happy to have you want tonight. thank you for coming on. so how does things they haven't done long to protect them from the disease that does not threaten them make our country healthier? >> obviously, it doesn't, but it does kind of get them under the fear umbrella. it is a big tent of fear. the control, and will control

with fear so starting them early and often on a diet where they are spoon-fed fear from the time they leave the womb to the time they are not allowed to go back to the classroom get you a nice constituency for the next time you want to control them. >> tucker: that is so smart and true and this might be why, which some of them by the way have been conducted on zoom, we out of proportion to the post by school shooters as horrible as that is put so what effect does this have on kids over time, do you think? >> i think it makes them miserable in layman's terms. it also probably gives them mild ptsd. you break these kids down. you know, we did things back in the 50s and that '60s. we said there is a nuclear bomb, get under the desk. obviously, plywood is not going

to save you from an age bomb but it was literally giving kids something to do. and they'll stay home, get under your bed and get in a fetal position and wait to die. all it is doing is scaring people, depressing kids and creating a nation of power. people have no idea that there is a horrible byproduct fear. free is not atomic fear is not free. you are not allowed to go and no wearable side effects to come after that but by the way we are the land of the brave and the home of the free so how much longer are we going to put up with it? >> tucker: that is exactly right. look if you want to win a presidential race, why wouldn't you align with the millions of young people and their parents who are

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>> tucker: over the weekend, labor day, city officials in seattle completely fenced off a place gasworks park in seattle just before a prayer rally was set to assemble there. the city said the move was necessary to prevent "anticipating crowding." a few miles a whale in anderson park rioters repeated there. what is this? it is discrimination obviously an attack on christianity. we have seen it throughout the pandemic. practicing your faith is a threat to society. on labor day, this led to

predictable scenes of violence in seattle and not from the prayer group. watch. >> [bleep] >> tucker: at one point, but he came for the show the police writing down the street as someone throws what appears to be a molotov cocktail. [screaming] >> and tweeted this incident every device to see how the police officers at the union hall. portland, oregon, the molotov cocktails apparently detonated prematurely lie at being one of the writers on fire. -- lighting one of the rioters on fire.

[screaming] [bleep] >> tucker: took the other day in the pacific northwest, someone told the mayor it was a religious ceremony, practicing their faith. the city would shut it down in a second. this is clearly illegal. how was it continuing? jason rantz, we are happy to have you on the show. thank you for coming on. the contrast could not be starker or are we over drawing yet? so, how? >> 21 years commit is massive. and just wanted to come down and pray. in part because they are protesting peacefully the fact that in washington state like so many other places, you can't attend church as you normally would. so they were there to pray to

god for strength, for inspiration but meanwhile you have a park occupied by people whose only prayer to god is throwing molotov cocktails and murder people. and this cometh they are not tensing up this park anderson ts repeatedly used by the protesters. just a couple of weeks ago they tried to set off a encampment as they try to occupy it. they had a bunch of tense and said they were doing it for the homeless. when the cops swept it up they found a treasure trove of weapons, we are talking spike strips and unused mortar, lots of weapons they are compensated. it was totally a scam. so again not defense at all but the response to send security overnight. that got chased away and how they refuse to come back for fear of their safety. >> tucker: that is unbelievable. have local politicians in seattle and portland and a lot of cities like seattle and portland talk a lot about how they oppose gun violence and why

that means you need to give up your means of self protection. they don't seem particularly concerned about this type of political violence or unused mortars and molotov cocktails, are they? >> no, you would think coming out strong against the use of molotov cocktails is politically uncontroversial, something everybody should be doing. [laughter] but the department here is constantly under siege to. not only is the mirror for the council coming out strongly against the violence, again we recently had staged across the street a calendar for folks with the chopped coverage inside of that zone across the street from a police station. they staged there and went into the police station. they used quick, dry cement to try to seal close the door while setting it on fire. i reached out to every council member for, and nobody said anything. >> tucker: jason rantz, he has chronicled this from the very beginning. thank you. >> think it's much, took her. >> tucker: up next exclusive

audience of cnn head jeff zucker and his friend michael: tells you that cnn is not what it claims to be. not even close. we will see you why right after mithe break.t- as a comusical

♪ >> tucker: disgraced lawyer has a book out and he probably hasn't even read. attacking donald trump. have you read it? no one will ask him that of course, in formation to promote it. cnn is leading the charge. tomorrow night, michael cohen with much high crime interview and you can imagine how many tough questions on the scene and probably not too many. and michael cohen with a second home with a lot of close friends over there including this last week, the chief body building correspondent chris cuomo and much more on the friendship between michael cohen and cuomo later in the week. but, also, they once had kids at

a private school in new york. michael cohen served on the board with his ex-wife. they have long been personal friends of the narcissist with the capacity person atomic for personal friendship. the relationship tells you a lot about how things actually work in media and in politics. case in point, march 10, 2016, that would be the day of the final republican primary debate, v3 call jeff zucker on his cell phone. and cnn hosting the debate in miami and working for donald trump at the time he wanted to check in about it. jeff zucker started bragging as he is to do come a few words about their family and launched into a lecture about his own importance. here is the thing, sucker announced to michael cohen you cannot be elected president of the united states without cnn. fox and msnbc career relevant in a general election candidate. if you want to run the country in other words, jeff zucker said

you have to sniff. it is not that cnn needs the help, we are killing it and doing great, but donald trump badly needs cnn. "you have great goats, great understanding of the theory dominic everything but missing the vote on how it works going forward. oh, how it works going forward. okay michael cohen replies, why don't you email donald trump and tells him that and for the first time in the conversation commit jeff zucker pauses. it turns out that jeff zucker, he said. >> is your lawyer, as you understand and as fond as i am of the boss, he also has a tendency cometh you know, if i call him or email him, he is capable of going out in this next rally and sing we just talked. and i can't have that, if you

know what i'm saying. >> tucker: people would know i talked to trump and i can't have that, if you know what i'm saying. we know what you are saying jeff zucker. you are saying secretly and you are more than happy to play all sides. you can brag about how powerful you are, the big time network honcho kingmaker, the man who decides he's president. like all tiny insecure people you mix flattery with swagger and refer to donald trump as "the boss" even when he is not on the call. you are happy to do that but you don't want anyone in your tiny -- doing that. what would don lemon think if you were talking to satan? he might throw you off the set. and the world can conclude you are a dennis phony and for good reason. you have to keep it hidden, sorry. you know what i'm saying. but he assured michael cohen this is not personal. it's not that i don't want to talk to trump every day. i have to be careful because i've got to be careful. i just don't want him talking

about it on the campaign trail. but you know what come i will give him a call right now andish who am lucky in the debate tonight. >> i have both these proposals for him. i want to do a weekly show. is he back in new york tomorrow, do you know? >> tucker: wait, what? a weekly show on cnn commit jeff zucker on cnn wanted to give a weekly show to a man he denouncd as a racist? of course, he never did get the show and anderson cooper is still there. but jeff zucker took the time to dispense quite a bit of unsolicited political advice to michael: "i think the other guys will gang up on him tremendously tonight, jeff zucker said about the debate tonight, and he was worried

about a text from the other republicans on the stage. but jeff zucker said that trump would prevail and then jeff zucker offered this from a surprisingly detailed political advice. listen. >> how many times do you think that they will call him tonight? >> a lot. you know what you should do, just call all day. you get so used to it so that when he hears it from rubio, it doesn't matter. hey, con man, con man, man, con man, con man. and so, you know he thinks that is his name, you know? >> tucker: hay con man, hey con man, hey con man, says the con man. they were it is, that is how it really works. inside tips how to navigate the cnn debate from the head of cnn commit jeff zucker a man who supposedly a journalist secretly

working as a political consultant. the guy that runs the democratic faithful news work giving political advice to the republican front runner. donald trump's chief tormentor colluding secretly with donald trump's lawyer. it is all bewildering. but that is what it is really like. that is the real jeff zucker. a man who believes in nothing. a man whose only goal is proximity to power no matter who wields it. no wonder he is friends with michael cohen. a lot more tomorrow, including what we will explain. how about cnn interviews and how did they come about? some of them seem coached. the guest knows what the host will ask. it turns out, because that is really what happens. they are coached. we will prove it tomorrow night. here is a sample. >> i think the way this conversation goes is almost exactly the one we are having.

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>> joe biden and his running mate kamala harris and evens out amazingly that she is proud of jacob blake. of course, joe biden and kamala harris have not visited the woman jacob blake is accused of assaulting. and have not visited the police officer who was shot and paralyzed at a blm rally. why have a journalist asked him about this? maybe they don't talk to them, one of the people who interviewed biden is cardi b who was a rapper and now a journalist. our next guest argues that joe biden should not have done the interview with cardi b and of course she's been attacked for suggesting that. anyone who thinks freely is

attacked. candace owens definitely thinks freely. we are happy to have her on tonight. thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> you made what i thought was a pretty sensible case that this is not a journalist, this is a repulsive person and biden shouldn't dignify her with this interview. what happened next? >> i was being very honest and i did not mean it as an insult is cardi b. anything, it was me calling out the dnc and the democrats for insulting america by platforming her as someone viable to give a sound interview to joe biden, and she freaked out. she literally went on a rampage on twitter, insulted me, insulted my pregnancy, insulted my unborn child, my husband, and it was a largely emotional attack pretty much because she had no argument and she could not obviously argue with me from an intellectual standpoint or talk about why it is she supports joe biden. what we saw in the interview

between her and joe biden was pure puppetry and that's what we see over and over and over again. i think it's a manifest of the bigotry of low expectations when joe biden who has been in his basement for the entire year decides to make an appearance and to speak to black america through cardi b who was barely literate and is offended by me saying that but she's already proven that i was correct in that assessment and her responses to me. >> so if you could flesh out a little bit your critique. your point was she's not the right representative for black america. this is patronizing to encircle her route to get the one interview. why do you think she specifically is the wrong person? >> i know you've covered her most recent song literally about female and is encouraging other women to use their female in all these different ways so that is first and foremost. i would challenge joe biden to read the lyrics to her last song aloud. he would never do that.

he doesn't know any of her music. the second issue is everything she was saying to him was pointedly ridiculous and he was just nodding and saying yes. she said she wants her taxes lowered in the very same breath she said she wants to make sure there was free universal health care for all. sounded like an 8-year-old girl reading a santa list, here is what i want and i want it now and none of it makes any sense, but that's because a child doesn't know that santa isn't real and things that magic can happen so it was largely embarrassing and i felt as a community, whether you are left or right, there are plenty of intelligent black americans on the left, intelligent black americans on the right and he could have picked any of them to interview but chose her because he knew he wouldn't be challenged. >> so you think that's what it was? his handlers knew it would be easy. >> you've got joe biden who was going senile anyways and doesn't do well when someone does fluster him or challenge him and

you have cardi b who knows nothing about politics, knows nothing other than her handlers telling her. >> it is shocking to me, you were attacked for making what seems like a very reasonable point. >> right. i was really attacked which is interesting more by the media and eventually she ended up deleting her nine posts to me because even her fans were telling her tap out, you are in way over your head trying to do politics but the media came to her defense and to me, that was joe biden and the dnc freaking out because i embarrass them. making up thing as trump has never said, conservatives have never said platforms we don't stand on. just knows orange man bad, republicans racist and wrong and that's all we got out of her. >> there's a real penalty for telling the truth right now and i think you know that better than anyone else. i'm really glad you came on tonight. thank you for doing that.

>> thank you. >> we are out of time. it's been an action-packed show but we will be back tomorrow and every weeknight the show that is the sworn enemy of smugness and groupthink. have the best night. sean hannity takes over from here. >> sean: thank you and welcome to hannity. we begin tonight with the fox news alert. the president just capped off a very busy day on the campaign trail, a huge massive rally and crowd in winston-salem, north carolina. look at this crowd, look at winston-salem tonight. take a long look and ask yourself -- that's not at all the video i wanted to show. how many people feel this way about the week and the frail joe biden? earlier, the president also delivered a speech in jupiter, florida, where he was also met by massive crowds.