♪ >> tucker: donald trump speaking at a rally in moon township, pennsylvania, this evening were 48 days out on the election. as four years ago, the president is onio the road, many rallies ahead, we are monitoring what the president is sayingg tonigh, particularly about the supreme court vacancy end of news occurs there we will go there immediately. in the meantime good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." last month much of the city of kenosha, wisconsin, burned to the ground. no one expected that to happen.a it's not a hotbed of unrest. it all began very suddenly one police tried to arrest a man with a long criminal record called jacob blake.

blake was wanted on felony sexual assault charges. blake resisted arrest, he fought with police, they tasered him, he kept resisting and apparently police say he reached for a knife. police then shot him in response. blake survived but the city did not. they immediately describe the shooting is racially motivated. it was no evidence that was true, there still isn't any evidence that was true but riots broke out in response as if on cue. mobs of biden voters destroyed businesses and torches, they torched car lots and furniture stores. what had been a peaceful middle-class city was destroyed. here's what it looks like. >> [indiscernible]. [car alarm] [indiscernible].

>> tucker: this went on for days, hamstrung by local politicians, police did little to stop the destruction. small number of citizens decided to fill the vacuum. one of them was a 17-year-old from suburban chicago cult kyle rittenhouse. on tuesday august 25th, he finished his shift as a lifeguard in kenosha. audio shows he spent part of that day cleaning graffiti from the walls of the local high school. he then went downtown with a rifle to try to protect a car dealership that had been attacked by mobs the nightt before. whatt happened next destroyed hs life but also ended the lives of two other people. kyle rittenhouse apparently shot three people total, two of them fatally. his attorneys argue that kyle rittenhouse acted in self-defense. prosecutors in wisconsin charged with first-degree murder. what is the truth about what happened that night? this is one of those where cases when we might be able to reach firm conclusions about that before the trial. there was an enormous amount of

video shot that night in kenosha, mostly by citizens with iphones. we have video of all three of the shootings kyle rittenhouse was involved in. critically, we also have video of the moment that preceded those shootings, the context. we've already showed some of that video to you, but tonight we are going to show you t more. new never before seen footage of kyle rittenhouse in kenosha. what you're about to see comes from the nonprofit fight back that was formed by hisof defamation attorney. for the last month has been an enormous amount of propaganda surrounding this case and virtually all of it has come from the left. congresswoman ayanna pressley of massachusetts for example denounced kyle rittenhouse as "a white assist domestic terrorist." there's no evidence that is true, there never has been any evidence. it's a lie so far as we know. so the question is what also they lying about? tonight we are going to show you context from that night and we are going to let you decide whan happened. here to begin his video kyle rittenhouse hours before the

shootings took place. again, what you're about to see comes from a group, a nonprofit founded by kyle rittenhouse's defamation attorney. here it is. >> to prevent the total destruction of their community, good samaritans united to guard locall businesses. among them was 17-year-old kyle rittenhouse. >> so people are getting injur injured. and our job is to protect this business and part of my job is [indiscernible]. i'm running into harm's way. that's why i have my rifle. [indiscernible]. >> earlier that day, he volunteered to remove graffiti in kenosha. >> tucker: that was the day. and the night came, kyle rittenhouse found himself in downtown kenosha in the middle of a riot. he wound up face-to-face with a convicted child molester called joseph c rosenblum. he was there protesting on behalf of blm. apparently he was committing h

arson. what happened next between the two of them is graphic but if you want to understand how joseph rosenblum died that night, it's important to see it. here it is. >> he is seen starting more fires. around that same time, kyle rittenhouse is spotted running with a fire extinguisher. with his face concealed, he emerges, chasing after rittenhouse. a single gun shot is fired by a protester identified as alexander blaine. from this angle we see the muzzle flash of his handgun. seconds later, kyle rittenhouse is pinned between parked cars. directly in front of rittenhouse armed with bats and other weapons a mob is forming a barricade. with no way out and no way to know who fired that shot, rittenhouse turns to face rosenbaum. kyle rittenhouse fired four shots.

seconds later, three additional shots are fired by an unknown shooter. one bullet grazed rosenbaum's head, another penetrated his right groin, his left thigh and his back. with a total of eight shots fired, it remains unclear that all four of his wounds were caused by rittenhouse. >> tucker: so to restate what we know, kyle rittenhouse fired four shots initially that night. another four were fired. we still don't know who fired them, no one else has been arrested or charged. at this point, the mob turns on kyle rittenhouse. they assault him, clearly planned to kill him. kyle rittenhouse runs, they follow. rittenhouse trips and falls. they attack them, he shoots. it's all on video. watch. >> what are you doing? you shot somebody? >> and identified protester strikes rittenhouse in the head, knocking his hat off.

rittenhouse trips and falls to the ground, another protester attempts to jump on rittenhouse, who then fires two shots into the air. with blunt force, another protester strikes him in the back of the head with the sharp edge of his skateboard, then reaches for the rifle. rittenhouse fires a single shot, striking the man in the chest. a third protester fakes as if he's surrendering, then suddenly [indiscernible] with a handgun aimed at rittenhouse.e a single shot strikes the man's right bicep. while visiting him in the hospital, a friend of [indiscernible] posted the following photo and statement on social media. i just talked to [indiscernible] too. his only regret was not killing the kid and hesitating before

emptyinge the mag into him. >> tucker: so that's what happened that night in kenosha, august 25th 2020. it's on camera, you can assess for yourself what you think of it. as we said, as of tonight, only kyle rittenhouse has been charged in those shootings. turns out there was more than one. so the question before the court is did kyle rittenhouse commit first-degree murder or was it something else? was it, as his lawyers say, self-defense? judge jeanine pirro was host of justice with judge jeanine and the author of "don't lie to me and stop trying to steal our freedom." she has studied the video and happy to have her on tonight. you've studied this, of course spent a lot of times in courtrooms. what does this add to what we know about whatad happened? >> first of all, thank god for the video. it puts truth to the lies and light to the t darkness. o the media grabs onto the narrative irrespective of what the facts are and they repeat it over and over and they don't

care about the lives that are ruined in the meantime. video shows is a clear demonstration at the very least a need for self-defense and i think the d.a. in this case should be very worried. in fact that he would be able to bring charges, all of these charges in less than 48 hours is very disturbing, how could he possibly interview all the witnesses and everything abouts this case suggests that kyle went there to help. he had no intent -- they claim he's part of a militia, you know, he's a o vigilante, a whie assist. none of that stuff. he went to help, his intent is clear and everything he says and does in coming here to help and then after the first shot when he's being chased by rosenbaum, who is furious because he's putting out the fires and he mistakes him for someone earlier, he then stops and he's

got a decision to make, a bunch of people in front of him with bats and weapons, rosenbaum, who was threatening him and he turns around and rosenbaum ends up getting shot. we still don't know if kyle did the kill shot because we can't get the autopsy or the ballistic report yet. but if you move on to the second shooting, what you realizes this kid is not a mass murderer. there were several times he could've continued shooting. twice he shot in the air, once he turned around and the guy put his hands up, he didn't shoot him, he kept moving. he put his hands up, try to get the police's attention. he tried to call the police for help. everything about what he said and what he did indicates that he is not someone who went there with the intent to kill. now, what this d.a. should recognize is this. there is no shame in exonerating the defendant if he is not guilty. in fact, the prosecutor's job is to make sure that we do not wrongly convict the innocent as

much as it ishe a job to make se that we convict the guilty. >> tucker: let me ask you to call questions. one, the only reason this was going on the first place, these riots were occurring, is because politicians in kenosha pulled the police back and allow them tociic happen. and into that vacuum moved people like kyle rittenhouse with firearms. so the politicians in kenosha are responsible for everything that happened that night during the riots. they allowed it to happen. one of the going to be punished for that? >> well, they're not going to be punished, but this is an example of what can happen to anyone, because when the police stand down -- and in this video, you see there's a lot of action -- the police are down the street if you watch this video. this young kid is putting the fire out, another person is putting the fire out. they are all democrats, that's what we know. the mayor is a democrat, the d.a. is a democrat and this can

happen in any town to anyone of us when the left comes in with lawlessness. we are simply trying to protect our property. kyle rittenhouse has been villain eyes tear and he's been demonized and i think it should be just the opposite. thank god for the video and the fact that we are able to identify what went on. and what's curious, tucker, is the fact that just about everybody here has a criminal record and i understand that one person's name is not truly his name, it's an alias, and his real name suggests he's got a rap sheet on mile-long. these are people with guns coming to protests looking for trouble. this kid is an innocent man. he's lookingng to help -- he's all-american and he's trying to just make sure his town is safe. >> tucker: meanwhile the guy who pointed a gun at him and later said he wanted to kill him as not been charged with anything, which tells you a lot about how justice operates in

kenosha. great to see you, thank you. >> good to see you. >> tucker: last night on the show we told herer the truth abt certain billionaires,io politically active billionaires trying to influence the way justice is needed out in this country by buying local d.a. races. well, that upset b other billionaires, these ind. silicon valley. and they tried to suppress and censor our video. we will explain it after the break. plus, we continue to monitor the president's rally tonight in pennsylvania, he's talking about the military, as we see. >> think of this. for 16 years, presidents -- president obama, president bush, household income rose $2,945. ♪

♪ >> tucker: a lot of cities aren't really enforcing the law anymore. in places like portland and san francisco and philadelphia, violent crimes are sometimes treated like traffic violations. why is that? last night on the show with pointed out that billionaire ideologues like george soros have spent millions of dollars on district attorney races. the goal was to recruit to mike

replace prosecutors or prosecute -- terminals commit crimes, that is not a conspiracy theory. we have watched it happen again and again. people die as a result, our society degrades as a result. things fall apart. why does george soros want that? we have no idea and we are not going to speculate, but we can say with certainty that george soros has done this to the rest of us. it is a matter of public record. he and his lawyers hate it when americans point thatwh out. they've intimidated many news organizations into silence on the subject. theyey don't think you have a right to notice what george soros is doing to your country. we disagree with that so we pointed it out. immediately after we did, his fellow billionaires came writing to his rescue. twitter slapped a warning label on our video from the show. they claimed it contained "sensitive context." there are feeds on twitter with

graphic video and more than a million followers that have no such warnings from twitter. so hard-core -- is fine, let your kids watch but criticizing georggeorge soros is obscene.ed we asked twitter, they claimed it was all a mistake. they always claim that, they are liars. they didn't block writers from sharing the location of mitch mcconnell's house, but stating obvious facts about george soros, the algorithm said that was dangerous content. this is censorship, obviously, but more than that, it's a metaphor for what is happening to our country into our politics. americans grotesquely destroyed economy is making a tiny group of people -- those people suddenly run everything, including our elections. they are subverting our political system farmer brazenly and with much greater effect than that dastardly vladimir putin never dreamed of doing. our billionaire class is the real toss democracy. that's obvious if you think about it, which is why you're told you're not allowed to think about it.

democrats never even mention it. it wasn't so long ago that joe biden used to lecture us about getting money out of politics. remember that? as recently as last year, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren hounded michael bloomberg on stage for trying to buy the democratic nomination. in case you've forgotten, here it is. >> the fundamental problem in this country is the power that the billionaire class has over the economic and political life of this country. >> they don't think any billing or ought to be able to do it and i don't think people who suck up to billionaires in order to fund their campaigns are to do it. >> one person, one vote, not billionaires buying elections. >> we've got billionaires who think they can just buy an election. case in point, michael bloombe michael bloomberg. >> tucker: bernie sanders may be an extremist, but he was b right. elizabeth warren may be a fake indian who doesn't know how to drink beer but she was right too. warren doesn't talk about that anymore. it michael bloomberg has

promised to spend more than a hundred billion dollars -- one man spending $100 million in a single presidential election. that's just the beginning of what michael bloomberg is doing. he's also spending tens of millions of dollars to elect democrats to the house of representatives and today we learned that bloombergre has raised over $16 million to pay the court finds for 32,000 hispanic and black floor to voters and apparently choosing them by race to a felony conviction. why is he doing this? bloomberg advisors admitted out loud. "and immediately activates tens of thousands of voters who are predisposed to vote for joe biden." cynical? scary? yet, it is. what does elizabeth warren have to say about that, about bloomberg trying to buy this election? nothing, of course. apparently it's fine now. what about our pebbled revolutionary from suburbanbo westchester, sandy cortez? cortez has been told she doesn't think billionaires should exist unless they're giving her power, in which case she slobbers all over them just like everyone else.

it didn't used to be this way. democrats used to pretend that they cared about democracy. once again, we were for you to last year's primary debate. >> the mayor just recently had a fund-raiser that was held in a wine cave full of crystals and served $900 a bottle wine. billionaires and wine caves should not pick the next president of the united states. >> this is the problem with issuing purity tests you cannot yourself pass. senator, your net worth is 100 times mind. we need the support from everybody who is committed to helping us defeat donald trump. >> i do not sell access to my time. i don't do call time with millionaires and billionaires. >> tucker: i don't do call time with millionaires and billionaires. that's not the entire joe biden for president campaign, call time with millionaires and billionaires. the dozen people who gave the

legal maximum to the joe biden victory fund, $620,000 check required, half of them came from silicon valley and you'll recognize many of their names. billionaires in fact. facebook cofounder -- [indiscernible], steve jobs' widow. what's interesting all these people are, and we checked, whites. they also clearly highly privileged and here's the funny thing, sometimes -- accusing them of white privilege. why is that? because unlike blue-collar police officers or third-graders sitting for another lecture on white super promising privilege, these people are funding thefu democratic party, so they are immune from all of that. see how thatra works? your son can't get a job because he's the wrong color, but billionaires get a total pass. in fact, they are heroes, they are not privileged, they are heroes. wall street gets the samewh dea. big finances so overwhelmingly for joe biden that biden's handlers demanded a minimum of million dollars before even showing up b for a virtual even.

wait a minute, you may be aski asking, haven't democrats promised to police wall street? how can a police wall street if they are the choice of austria? pay no attention to the details, says joe biden, he's on your side. >> i really do see this campaign is a campaign between scranton and park avenue. i really mean it. >> tucker: joe biden really means it. in other words, he's lying. joe biden's campaign has raised more than a million dollars from donors living on, that's right, park avenue. the trump campaign by contrast has raised just $127,000 from the same area. about one-tenth. the case of wonder and, biden hasn't raised nearly as much from people in scranton. even "the washington post" had to ultimately admit what's going on. "what biden publicly calls out wall street excesses and in, theyto rein them are reassuring industry leaders that they won't focus on the issues in the office. basically said listen, this is just an exercise to keep

elizabeth warren happy and don't read too much intoeo it. it's fine. we also shouldn't read too much into joe biden's pledge not to take funding from lobbyists for corporate pacs. it turns out fund-raising data shows that's a lie too. one of biden's top advisors is in fact a longtime pharmaceutical lobbyist. so we know what's happening here, joe biden has set on camera what big money does to the political process. watch this. >> lobbyists aren't bad people. special interest groups are not bad people, but guess what? they are corrosive. people will accept money from them aren't bad people but it's human nature, you go out and bundle $250,000 for me, all legal and then you call me after him elected, i'd like to come and talk to about something. you didn't buy me, but it's human nature, you helped me. i'm going to say sure, come ond in. >> tucker: that's the old joe biden and that's as close to

an admission of political corruption as you will ever see onon camera. maybe twitter will put a warning on it at some point. josh hawley is the senator from missouri, fair to say no one in the senate has done to fight texans are shipped and he has,av thanks so much for coming on. rich people have always had disproportionate influence onn everything, including politics and restaurant reservations, everything, but it does seem like we are in aa moment now where a tiny group of the richest people in history are having a wildly disproportionate effect on this race. am i imagining that? >> your not imagining it and those people control the big tech companies, those people are trying to buy in the case of george soros every district attorney in the united states of america, he spent $17 million since 2015 alone trying to buy district attorney's and he's had tremendous success. in my home state of missouri in st. louis, in philadelphia, florida, texas, look all aroundk the country and now, tucker, big tech wants to silence any

criticism of george soros and what he is doing. if the same group of people, as you point out, the billionaire class who have become radical leftists or coddling radical leftists. it's no wonder the average working person feels like they are shut out of theke deal. they don't have an invoice and this is why. >> tucker: i can't think of a rich person who's had a greater effect on the way americans live in the way american society operates in my lifetime than george soros and get newsge organizations have been bullied into not mentioning that because somehow billionaires get a pass. how does that work and why should we allow tech companies to cover for a fellow billionaire who is changing oure country? >> and we shouldn't, and that's exactly the point. the idea that big tech now will not permit you or any other journalist to cover what soros is trying to do, to bring scrutiny to what he's trying to do in purchasing district attorneys -- and by the way, it's no coincidence, tucker, as you pointed out that these same district attorney's that he hash bought in front of the ones who

refuse to prosecute writers, refused to prosecute looters. they are the ones were climates exploding, the city where crime is exploding all over our country and yet if he tries to scrutinize that, try to raise questions, now big tech is putting that on the scale and saying no, you can't cover it, you can't raise the question. this is why, tucker. this alliance of big government and big tech in the billionaire class needs to be broken up. these people have a stranglehold increasingly on our news in this country, on our communication in thiss country. they want to have a stranglehold on our politics and it's time we put a stop to it. >> tucker: george soros is the victim here, no, actually we are the victim here. billionaires and other victims, we are the victims. great to see you, thank you for everything you've been doing, i appreciate it. because thank you. >> tucker: for years joe biden has defended our constitutional system. he has a post court packing. yesterday he changed his mind. it seems like he did. we will tell you what he said.

plus, there's a large crowd side of theus presidents rally in pennsylvania, we will continue to monitor it for news. we will be right back. >> but if you're going to protest, and burn down stores and loot stores and shoot people and step on people's faces and do all sorts of bad things that these people will protect you from doing if they are giving their rightful power and dignity -- ♪

>> tucker: for at least 15 years, going back to 2005 or maybe earlier, but 2005 that we can be certain of, joe biden has publiclyrl opposed expanding the size of the supreme court to pack it with more democrats. when he ran for the democratic presidential nomination, biden was consistent. just last year he said the democrats would "live to rue that day" if they packed the supreme court. as franklin roosevelt tried to do in the upper 30s and had to

stop because of the backlash from the republic that hated the idea. [indiscernible] that the court would lose all credibility of democrats did that. yesterday joe biden changed his mind. air quotes around the word mind. probably more accurately his handlers told him to say something different, so he did. loading the bench with left-wing activists as chuck schumer has demanded emma biden said it was "a legitimate question." he then refused to say whether he supported it or not. he wasn't going to give an answer because it would "shifte the focus" and "change the subject from other issues" like whether donald trump should be able to replace ruth bader ginsburg. change the subject? joe biden is running to be president of the united states. he may not bet aware of that bt he is. voters once again overwhelmingly oppose the idea of tearing down our third branch of government by packing the supreme court, making it a purely political operation, more than it already is. it's a popular solution in some

circles on twitter and universities, the root of all poison. and that's about it. everybody else knows it would destroy our government. it's not even a controversial point. last year, ruth bader ginsburg, easily the most left-wing jurist in generations, acknowledged that court packing would wreck the court.cktc watch. >> i have heard that there are some people on the democratic side who would like to increase the number of judges. i think that was a bad idea when president franklin delano roosevelt tried to pack the court. if anything would make the court appear partisan, it would be that -- when we are in power, we are going to enlarge the number. >> tucker: like really what we need to do in this moment is wreck more of our ancient institutions, please. even ruth bader ginsburggi understood that was insane and

destructive, but now the lunatics order us toto follow hr deathbed dying wishes want to ignore her actual expressed wishes from last year. and without any protest, joe biden is going along with it because he thinks -- who knows what he thinks or if hee does. if you needed more evidence that joe biden isn't a candidate so much as a pawn for partisans who are trying to get back in power at any cost, there you have it. for eight days this month joe biden's handlers shut him up from the paris starting at noon or earlier than that. that is unprecedented in a president or campaign with fewer than two months to go. they don't want you to be able to ask questions of joe biden. maybe he can't handle questions, even basic softball questions he's been getting, including from one reporter of "the washington post," why aren't youst angry at donald trump? that was an actual question. we don't know why they're hiding that. one thing we know for certain is joe biden can't even tell us whether he plans to destroy a branch of our government. he has no business running any

branch of government. meanwhile, california, our biggest state, easily our the state with, the biggest economy the state with an amazing history, continues to degrade and fallrt apart. it's on fire a lot of the time, but the people who run it don't want you to pay any attention to the way they've mismanaged the state of california. if you paidd attention you might have noticed that for example california has been giving away millions of dollars this year to scammers making fraudulent unemployment claims. many of the people committing fraud have come in from out of state. the scam is sofr well-known there's even a new rap song about it. here it is. ♪ >> [indiscernible].

>> tucker: in case you couldn't make out the lyrics, here's one. you've got to sell cocaine, i can just file a claim. a lot of the fraud taking place in the city of beverly hills in the shopping district there, rodeo drive. in beverly hills alone police recovered 129 fraudulently obtained state debit cards intended for people who are unemployed. those 129 total were valued at $2.5 million, all taxpayer money. the cops arrested dozens of the scammers. now california has suspended new unemployment claims entirely. the mayor of beverly hills, watched all of thisf and we are honorede to have them on tonigh. thanks so much for coming on. i think a lot of our viewers are unaware this is happening. what has taken place in beverly hills recently? >> well, thank you, tucker. well, what's going on is the edr cards, which are unemployment based have been sent out all overen the country they are beig spent in our community as well as a lot of communities in the

city of beverly hills. >> tucker: what's interesting is -- and ironic and bitterly so, is that money meant for the unemployed is being spent at some of the most expensive stores in the world in your to town. >> that's absolutely correct and it's really unfortunate that people who really needed the money were scammed and it went to people who really didn't need it and just wanted to obtain funds and the people of the state of california to the detriment of those who really needed it. >> tucker: i think it's so interesting that you're talking about this in public because of course it helps the economy of your town. are you offended on principle? i'm just interested in your motive, and i'm so grateful thau you're willing to talk about it, but why are you talking about this since it helps your town? >> well, tucker, it doesn't help anybody. it doesn't help i h society.

some merchants may have benefited in the short run because of this, the harm that it did to most of the state is just something that should have never happened and that's why we are speaking out about it. >> tucker: well, good for you. the only reason i know about this is a friend of mine from beverly hills called me about it. not very political but he said you should know this, everybody in the whole state knows this is goinghe on. i didn't authorities in the state shut it down earlier? >> it took our police department to really figure out what the scam was. what a it was what the people fm out of state primarily -- because 90%, 90% are from out of state. somehow got thisat information n the dark web and were able to file claims and have the cards sent to them or to addresses within california, pick them up and then useni them. the numbers that you gave, the 2.5 million is really now up to

$3.6 million and our police department has also recovered about $450,000 worth of actual cash. along the way, there were handguns also that were obtained, so those people were really protecting their territory with those guns, so we areh really glad that we were able to get to the bottom of this before anyone else did. >> tucker: i really appreciate your telling us about this. mayor lester friedman of beverly hills california, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> tucker: knew details tonight about a dinner, an intimate dinner that former president bill clinton shared with ghislaine maxwell, assuming that's how to pronounce her name in 2014, that was years after she was outed for her involvement, but he had dinner with her anyway. it details straight ahead. as we said, the president speaking tonight in

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>> tucker: we learned a little more today about what bill clinton has been doing in his spare time for the last few years. in 2014 it turned out he>> had t dinner with ghislaine maxwell in los angeles. of course famous and was famous then for procuring underage girls for sex with jeffrey epstein. rick leventhal has details on the story, rick. >> bill clinton knew jeffrey epstein and his accused accomplice maxwell for 30 years. the couple visited the white house, maxwelled reportedy set front row at clinton's daughter chelsea's wedding and he was in home on office and flew on his private jet. now "the daily beast" reports clinton invited maxwell to a cozy dinner with a small circle of high-profile friends in 2014 years after it became known epstein was accused of abusing girls at his palm beach mansion and was the target of lawsuits for trafficking. at the time of the debtor "the daily beast" reports went in staffers knew of her alleged involvement in epstein's

criminal behavior, arguing about whether she should be invited at all. still, the b base reports clintn broke bread with maxwell at a beacon hot spot on melrose avenue here in los angeles with other guests including actor sean penn and producer steve being, who committed suicide earlier this year. the beast reports max went toar the dinner with tech ceo now rumored to be her husband. one source is quoted as saying think about all the people clinton nose and l.a. and she gets toe attend. meanwhile, "the new york post" reposts the top prosecutor in the virgin islands is causing andc among many more rich famous because he's seeking more than 20 years of flight logs to find out who was spending time with epstein and maxwell at his private island where countlessla crimes may have been committed, tucker. >> tucker: rick leventhal, thanks so much for that. tammy bruce has been following all of this since the very beginning, she has of course the host of "getur tammy bruce post quote i'm a witch you shut on fox nation and we are happy to have her on tonight.

hey, tammy. >> i follow this and nobody has to get all the toxic stuff this story generates. i'm watching it so no one else has to. look, this story just came out., this is about a dinner in 2014.1 in two years before hillary runs for president and yet only now it's coming out when the number of people in that restaurant that of course are all vegetarians because they want to save the planet in the meantime, there are sex trafficking. and as an example, "the daily beast" reports that tmz reported only that bill clinton had dinner that night with sean penn. one person att the table when already it was a huge story with maxwell's involvement.s we knew it was epstein, but her involvement in particular and there it is. my sense on this is now that it's being reported that there are seasons to what the left wants to deal with. w we had a brief moment of the #metoo movement. no one else -- everybody else has dropped out like a hot

potato except for people like a couple of actresses, rose mcgowan, evan rachel wood, but now it's not -- it's not good. it's passe. now the issue of the season is racism.s but it's almost as though they use these issues to cover up what else they've been doing or to ignore what they've kept on doing. for no one at that restaurant to have a part of this are too upset hey wait a minute, ghislaine maxwell was there indicates that for all these years, even with all of this exploding in the weinstein stuff, nobody said anything.at that tells you it's still ingrained, they are still doing it, and everything they say they care about has been a fraud. >> tucker: very perceptive. it's all most like a cover.iv [laughs] tammy. thank you. almost. looks like one, it's funny. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: great to see you. another american city is preparing for possible riots ans destruction ahead of a court decision that is apparently

imminent. what city, what country is this? the live report and all the details after this. ♪ >> if i just did that, a six branch, that would be a big deal. that's like one of many, many things we passed. va choice nva accountability. ♪

>> tucker: the city of louisville, kentucky, being held hostage tonight by the mob. the city is under a state of emergency ahead of the decisiong of the breonna taylor case. you may remember that officer shot and killed the woman in a cross fire after someone else in the home opened fire on the police. matt finn is in louisville standing by.a hey, matt. >> tucker, large portions of louisville under a complete lockdown. city trucks and barricades in place preventing traffic. police are only allowing inessential workers and residents downtown. in this area, we watched as countless businesses boarded upp today, probably hundreds. all in anticipation of a grand jury decision whether to criminally charge the police

officers involved in breonna taylor's shooting death. we simply don't know when that decision will come but based ont all the preparations happening in louisville tonight, an announcement seems imminent. the federal courthouse was also boarded up and closed. the governor says he's ready to deploy the national guard.so protesters demand the three officers be arrested and charged with homicide. one officer was fired. the other two are still on the job. breonna taylor's family and w attorneys demand the officers be charged with a minimum of second degree manslaughter.r. but legal experts we talked to say it's certainly possible somm or all three officers may not be charged with homicide. and that could spark some serious unrest here in louisville. tucker. >> tucker: unbelievable. matt finn, thanks. to restate the obvious, just because you dislike a court decision doesn't mean you get to hurt people or burning buildings or still things. when the mob does that you have an absolute right to defend yourself and your property. even if everyone else forgets it it doesn't mean it's not true.

because it is. period. we have honor and decency and we follow the rules. let's not forget that. we'll be back tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m., the show that's the sworn enemy of lying, possibly smugness, and groupthink. sean hannity from new york. >> sean: thank you. great show, as always. welcome to "hannity." we begin with the fox news alert. the president holding huge rally in the important battleground state of pennsylvania.fo the first of two major campaign events this week in the state.at let's dip in as the president seems like he's closing out. >> president trump: we get the same prices, all the nations paying a tiny fraction. which should have been instituted a long time ago. and the drug companies are going after me with those ads, it's terrible. do you know why? every time you see an ad from the drug company, plenty of money. that's why nobody ever fights them. anytime you see an ad from a drug company remember one thing. your drug prices are coming down. that's what it means.em d that's what it