care like a parent with a newborn. care like we took an oath. care that's strong, fast and safe. that's care without limits. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." are you staying cheerful? we hope so. if you have been on the internet this weekend, you have probably seen the video we are about to show you. if you haven't seen it, there is really nothing we can do to prepare you for the experience d of seeing it except to tell you two things about it. first, it's entirely genuine. this is not a hoax. it's not a deep fake. it is not the work of some demented comedic genius who set up a parody account on twitter. no, this video is real. the second thing to know aboutar the video is that it is from the cia. that is not the culinary institute of america. k people who teach baking andro sushi preparation.

no, it's not. it is the central intelligence agency that allows you to do waterboarding and subvert foreign elections. the cia is the most heavily armed and supposedly most sophisticated intelligence gathering operation on the planet. and yet, somehow, they produced this and put it on social media. >> i am a cisgender millennial who has been diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder. a i am intersectional, but my existence is not a box checking exercise. i am a walking declaration, a woman whose inflection does not rise at the end of her sentences suggesting that a question has been asked. i did not sneak into cia. my employment is not a result of a fluke or slip to the cracks. i used to struggle with imposter syndrome but at 36, i refused to internalize misguidedr patriarchal ideas of what a woman can or should be. i am tired of feeling like i am supposed to apologize for the

space i occupy rather than intoxicate people with my effort, my brilliance. i am proud of me, full stop. >> tucker: wait, you're intersectional? so am i, what year were you? just kidding. she says i am a woman of color. i am a mom.ea i am a cisgender millennial who has been diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder. then she told us that she is intersectional, but "my existence is not a box checking exercise." well, of course it isn't. box checking, come on. just a cisgender latina millennial mom of color with an emotional disability. not a hint of box checking there. that sounds like pure meritocracy. if by a meritocracy, you mean a system in which narcissism is the highest achievement. you could just imagine what job interviews must be.

tell us about yourself and please don't ever stop. you couldn't change her diaper console a crying toddler with the other? plus you are emotionally unstable? perfect. you are just the person we are looking for the next 9/11 plot. let's you to the farm for some weapons training.pl that is the cia at work. but not everyone has embraced this new hiring standard. the cia usedce to be about missn and country, britain and observation widely shared by many of his former colleagues. now, it is about demanding and getting accommodation to fix an emotional wound or advance a personal agenda. america is less safe with this new cia and dangerously more political. that is what he wrote. he is a patriotic person. we know him well. he is a frequent guest on the show. so we do not contradict him. but is it possible that wright is taking this video too literally? could he be missing the point of it?

flush mark what if the cia's latest of and of itself is not what it appears to be? this is an intel agency after all. these are spooks. their world as a hall of mirrors. that video may come off as the babylon beam version of identity politics gone wild. but maybe that is the point of it. but maybe that is what they want you to think. maybe there is something more going on here.e now for months now, the biden administration has told us that a group called "whites of premises" are america's most dangerous enemy. they don't live in the middle east. their caliphate is right here in america. nebraska, western maryland, and believe it or not, even the suburbs outside of minneapolis. how can you tell a white supremacist? how do you know when you are in the presence of one? it simple. anyone who objects to being called a racist without evidence must be a white supremacist. that is the working definition of it. beyond that, no one has defined the term. people in washington repeats the line again, and again, and again in the apparent belief that frequent repetition makes

it scarier. and apparently it does.ga former cia director john brennan seems genuinely alarmed. >> lookin forward, the members of the biden team who have been nominated or have been appointed are now moving in laser-like fashion to try to uncover as much as they can about what looks very similar to insurgency movement that we have seen overseas. where they germinate in different parts of the country and they gain strength and it brings together an unholy alliance, frequently, of religious extremists, authoritarians, fascists, bigots, racists, nativists, and libertarians. >> tucker: well, that's quite a list. religious extremists, authoritarians, fascists, bigots, racists, nativists, even libertarians. yes, says john brennan, with a visible quiver in his face. even libertarians. even the guys at the cato institution. that is how deep this whites of supremacist threat is. you may be surprised to hear

that. you imagine in your and naivety that libertarians were ridiculous with their stupid little theories that no one has ever tried because they are so absurd that they would evaporate like steam. if they ever made it the walls beyond whatever think tank they came up with that in. of course, they never will. but it is much worse than that. the cato guys are dangerous just like their diabolical friends at aei.i. they are the new al qaeda. lock them up. throw them in prison with those diabetic retirees from central florida who have been rotting in solitary since they dare to trespass at the capital on t january 6. lock them away. from now on, if they want to communicate with roger stone,es they will have to use code. if we need more cells to hold them, there is theth budget. prison reform does not apply to whites of pharmacists. white supremacists. that is what john brennan has told us. that is what they are all telling us. they repeat it daily. the question is does anyone with an iq over 80 actually believe a word of this? does anyone in power really

think something called white supremacy is the single greatest threat america faces? no, of course not. no one think that. susan rice knows it isn't true. so does barack obama. so to all of the other architects of this particular live. they made it up in the first place so of course they know how precisely false it is. they may be liars but they are not delusional. in real life, they understand perfectly well what actually threatens america.fi they have seen it up close. it is the culture that produced them. it is the decadent rich people from the class of harvard. it is the gender studies department at cornell. it is the cat cafes in austinr and asheville, monday editorial meetings at the "atlantic" magazine where david fromm is treated like an important intellectual rather than some dopey middle-aged twitter celebrity whose life goal is to force america into yet another unwinnable pointless war. those are the people who actually detest the country. they are the ones who are working through the night to destroy it. they are the people who are committed to and in the process of excusing violence. so if you wanted to save

america, these are the people you would be worried about. they make the iranian nuclear program look like nothing. the cia does know this. maybe they really have figured it out. maybe the intersectional lady with the emotional problems is in fact a deep cover operative. think about that. it makes sense, actually. when defeating isis was the goal, we recruited arabic speakers. why wouldn't we? now that her own professional class is obviously the reall threat, we need people who can blend in at mckinsey. in the middle east and here, we need agents who understand the enemy, who speak his language, who understand his customs, who can break bread with tribal leaders in a yurt in the mountains, or for that matter in napa or on the quad. for a mission like that, we are going to need a brand-new kind of spy. the old kind will not do. imagine this guy trying to infiltrate the dance collective at brown.l >> i admire your courage mr... >> sylvia finch.

i admire your luck, mr... >> bond. james bond. >> tucker: [laughs] yeah, good luck, pal. good luck on the brown campus. yes, those were cigarettes without filters, but not the right kind. that guy was smoking testosterone-enhancing tobacco. think the enemy when it noticed that? he would have been arrested at the door on a hormone violation. game over. cover blown. they would do to him what the soviets did to gary powers. get ready for a show trial. but this progressive new cia agent by contrast would never be discovered. edthey would not suspect her foa moment because she is just like them. they are unhappy. she is unhappy. they've got diagnosed emotional disorders. so does she. they can talk about themselves for eight hours at a time. she can, too. talk about deep cover. this woman is a natural mold of wokeness. the biden administration appears to be training a lot of spies like this. they know this is a war that will not be one in a day.

existential struggles never are. so they are marshaling all of the forces of government from dhs to the president's own personal flack. even the interior department has a role to play. watch these ladies with their social justice disguises. >> my name is laura daniel davis, and i recognize that i live and work within the ancestral lands of the anacostia ends, and the anacostia and potomac river watershed. i acknowledge the place's knowledge of these people and i am grateful for their ancestral and current stewardship of these lands. my pronouns are she/her. >> my pronouns are she/her. i recognize that i live in the ancestral lands of the cheyenne people. >> my name is amanda. my pronouns are she/her and i am the director of the bureau of ocean energy management. i recognize that i live and work within the ancestral lands of the mohican people.

>> tucker: i want to give thanks to anacostia ends. i announce the plant-based knowledge of these people and i am grateful for their ancestral and current stewardship of these lands. my pronouns are she and her. now, you listen to that and you think to yourself that can't be real. let's hope you are right. let's hope it's a ruse. journalist glenn greenwald has been watching this particular operation for a long time. way back in 2015. and we looked it up today. glenn greenwald was writing about the intelligence community's pivot to identityy politics with a clarity that seems almost clairvoyant today. wish we would have listened to him then. glenn greenwald.. i hate to say once again, you call that before anyone else. you pointed out six years ago that the so-called intel community, the cia in particular was using a particular kind of ruling class politics to cloak the fact that they were doing what they have done for decades.

>> yeah, i mean, obviously, part of it, the most superficial part is that it is just a branding exercise. right? corporations waive the black lives matter flag. you forget that they produce it in sweatshops. the cia bathes itself in the rainbow flag, and you forget about all of the cools and assassinations that they do. and assassinations that they do. also it shows that left-wing ideology is the dominant ideology. that is why they are appealing to that as their brand name rather than right wing ideology. it used to be in the cold war that it was the left that distrust of the cia. hated the cia and the left loved that has completely reversed. you look at polling data, it is democrats and liberals who love the cia because the cia was on their side during the entire trump era. so the people at the cia, this really is their ideology, it is the ideology of the democratic party. it is not a radical ideology, it is the ideology of power. there is another amazing video of john brennan, besides the one you played, where he went on

msnbc and said "i'm humiliated to be a white man." they really believe this ideology. this ruling class ideology even the leftists believe it's the ideology of liberation. i think the most important thing is wokeness, this ideology is not about subverting power centers. they never talk about power centers.s. the cia, big tech, monopolies, hedge fund managers. it is about turning citizens against one another. that person as evil. that individual is bad. it empowers these ruling class centers. that is why they not just embrace it and exploit it, the actually finance it and want to spread it because it strengthens their power. >> tucker: i have noticed from the very beginning that all these attacks on law enforcement, which on some level are pushing back against people with power, and i think that's a really healthy and important thing to do, but they are only about local police department. no one ever mentions these massive, incredibly heavily armed federal agencies with subpoena power that can kill you

actually if they wanted to. no one ever on television pushes back against them. and puts the cia in that category. is that the thinking that you are describing? >> american liberalism on the left have a complete confusion about where power lies. so you look at groups likeke antifa, which say we are this radical edgy aggressive group l that is going to stand up to fascism, they never go and protest at langley at the cia headquarters. they never challenge the pentagon. they are nowhere near silicon valley or wall street. they think power lies with the boogaloo boys and those kind of groups. the proud boys. those are who they go and fight. that is where they think power lies. these big institutions that are heavily armed, that rule the federal government, that are designed to entrench the ruling class, they don't care about white supremacy.y y they are more than happy to integrate as many people to join them into it. the left and liberals think that they are fighting against power when they are really fighting marginalized people that benefit ruling class.

it is much easier to go find a boogaloo boy than the cia or big tech monopolies. >> tucker: in the end, when you are droned, will it make you feel better if an intersectional person hits the controls? >> there is actually a cartoon that was circulated by the left where two people in yemen, a couple are looking up at a drone as a bomb drops and they say that i hear that the next bomb they are want to send is one that is going to be sent by a woman. and they are smiling and all happy because there is diversity that is the face of militarism. >> tucker: [laughs] i just love that. that's the best. glenn greenwald. i can't overstate how prescient you were on this topic as of many others. i would hope that our people watching would look it up. thank you. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: so the derek chauvin trial ended, famously, but it is not over.

chauvin's attorney has just filed the notion for the new trial. one of the jurors in this case has given him grounds to do that. we will have details, next. ♪ ♪

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trial. it says that the jury should have been sequestered and the trial should have been moved out of minneapolis. the motion also calls for a hearing on possible juror misconduct or bias. why? one of the jurors in the case, a man called brandon mitchell, has gone public and started giving interviews about his thinking on the case. watch. >> we weren't watching the news so we don't know what was going on. we were really just locked in on the case. with so much stress coming from the case, those things are so secondary. his legacy is now cemented in history. it has now become so much bigger than him as an individual. he has now become almost, he has become a legacy. it is a legacy that will forever be here and will hopefully create some change within society. and that is huge. >> tucker: huh. so it wasn't about whether or not an individual officer committed a specific time. that is what a trial was for.

was a crime committed by this person? it's something much bigger. it's about change in society. that is a juror for the case. keep in mind that during a jury selection, that man, brandon mitchell claims he had never attended a george flood protest. that turned out not to be true. social media post show that mitchell did in fact attend the march in washington, d.c., last year when george floyd's family member spoke. in photographs he is seen wearing a t-shirt that says "get your knee off our necks." francey hakes is a former federal prosecutor and she joins us tonight. thanks so much for coming on. so what do you make of this? i mean, you can't have jurors who lie, can you? and then call that a fair trial or what does this mean? >> supposedly not, tucker. but you also shouldn't have all of the publicity, the settlement announcement, the president weighing in. none of those things should happen in a search for justice and the truth.

i was listening very closely and i didn't hear juror number 52 talk about truth or justice there. he talked about change. the biggest concern for me is the justice system. and that is specifically whether as a juror he was handed to the court. he was under oath and was required to be candid to the court when he answered the questions so that derek chauvin got a fair trial. and it is a real question to me whether or not this juror was candid. it looks very much like he wasn't when he answered no to the questions that you noted earlier that he had not been to such a protest. this goes to the very heart of derek chauvin's defense and having a fair trial and have a jurors who are impartial. you don't have just a juror who has lied to the court, which is enough to overturn the verdict. but you have to wonder what his motive was for if he lied, for lying to the court and in other remarks that he has made, it certainly looks like he wanted

to get on that jury. he talks of awful lot about social change. and that that is why he wanted to be on the jury, that is not what the justice system in this country is for. it is incredibly serious to take someone's liberty from them with the power of the state. and because it is so serious, we have to have impartial jurors. and it certainly looks as though we didn't here. >> tucker: yeah. i mean, you don't want a trial to become a political metaphor for anything ever. because, by definition, that is not the point of a trial. it is to assess whether a specific crime occurred. i am not a lawyer, but am i getting warmer here? you have corrupted the whole system. it is a way of thinking that is poison, that will eliminate justice from your society. so, why isn't anybody saying anything about this? >> well, i don't know. it is bewildering.

you're exactly right, the system of justice is about the one man, what he is accused of doing, and offering him a fair trial to take his liberty from them. and it does not look to me as though that happened here. this juror could face sanctions. lie to the court. we'll see what the judge does here. there is something to minneapolis or minnesota called a schwartz hearing, where juror misconduct is given a hearing. and that juror should be called in, would be put under oath, would have to testify about what he said, what he has said since the trial, and whether or not he was a fair and impartial juror. it will be very interesting to see what the judge does. he certainly has not so far seemed to me to be particularly courageous in his ruling. >> tucker: you don't want jurors to say "i'm going to vote a certain way because of people who look like you or my experience of people who remind me of you because of the system." again, that hurts everyone in the end. i hope we don't continue down this path.

francey hakes, thank you. >> thanks, tucker. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: so, one person we have heard an awful lot about over the last several months is marjorie taylor greene. she is a member of congress for the state of georgia. marjorie taylor greene, you've heard the phrase, the name almost everything a day. as much as we have heard about marjorie taylor greene, we've never heard anything from marjorie taylor greene. never met her, never talked to her, no idea what she is really like. and it might be worth finding out. so we sat down with her for an episode of "tucker carlson today." it airs tomorrow. and what an interesting conversation it was. it's about an hour long, and we recorded it. so you can make up your own mind about marjorie taylor greene. and we hope that you will. in the meantime, here is a short clip of it. we asked, what is it like wandering around congress being marjorie taylor greene? how do your democratic

colleagues respond to you? here is what she said. >> they see me and they look at at me, and they have these looks on their faces, which is very amusing. >> what looks? >> there is marjorie taylor greene. or straight up hatred, like stare down hatred. >> really? >> some of them can't even make eye contact with me because i think there may be a little intimidated by me. >> tucker: she went on to describe the one conversation she has had with any democratic member of congress in the time that she has been at the capitol. and that was with alexandria ocasio-cortez. the whole interview was fascinating. again, we are going to let you decide is always what you think of marjorie taylor greene. but we feel like you have the right to decide what you think of marjorie taylor greene and we have the right to interview anyone will want and we are going to. that is on foxnation.com. it's great. in just a few years, democratic party has transformed the state of virginia. it was a republican state. now it's a democratic state. it's a very different state as a

result of that. our next guest is a republican who is running for the next governor of virginia. he things he can save the state. he will join us to assess how much the commonwealth of virginia has changed in such a short period. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪

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>> tucker: we've got news from the literary world. stacey abrams, the governor in waiting in the state of georgia, is, in her spare time, a naughty novel writer. bodice rippers, steamy, sexy, and those books may soon be coming to a store near you. trace gallagher has the story. >> if you are in the market for a romance novel like "power of persuasion" or "rules of engagement," you can expect it from $92 to $3200 a copy. that is mostly because the books are out of print and selena

montgomery is former georgia gubernatorial candidate and current political activist, stacey abrams. you know, romance writer turned political fighter. these days, she is known for using phrases like moral imperative and equal justice. but during her time as steamy selena, she drew acclaim and got hearts fluttering using terms like embracing, and turgid, which means big. despite having a pen name, she isn't trying to shy away from her past. in fact, now that three of the books are about to be reissued, abrams is trying to gin up interest by noting that it showcases women of color as nuanced, determined, and exciting. the characters apparently work at a u.s. government espionage organization, and when they are not trying to save the world from foreign adversaries, they can be found, of course, in the throes of passion, quoting here "in the kiss, she tasted passion, forgotten chemistry, and her alarm at the loss of control. he felt her tremble as he kissed

her hand in the moonlight." not exactly going to make phillip roth blush, but the reissue of novels will be published under her real name as well as her nom de plume. tucker. >> tucker: you could do voice-overs. that was fantastic. >> [laughs] >> tucker: softcore porn brought to you by trace gallagher. probably not going to happen. thank you, trace. good to see you. you heard a selection from trace. we are getting our act together. we are going to have some dramatic readings for you this evening. meanwhile, back to politics. a few places in america are different and have changed as quickly as the commonwealth of virginia.a. it was a republican state. now it's a democratic state. for example, officials haver discussed banning accelerated math classes. looks like they are going to. democrats in virginia have also ended merit-based positions

at the high school for science and technology. he lives in virginia and now he is running for governor of virginia. we are happy to have him on tonight. thank you so much for joining us. i guess what is striking about this is it doesn't necessarily seem like a partisan concern. everyone, i thought, agreed that excellence in education was essential. why would the ruling party in your state destroy it? >> tucker, first of all, thank you for having me. and it doesn't even stop there. what they're next onto is d actually not a warning. awarding advanced up almost to kids who have earned them in high schools, to take in the pledge of allegiance and the fourth of july out of the curriculum of things that actually bind us together, unite us as americans and virginians. and it just seems that terry mcauliffe and the left liberal democrats here want to take our education policy from having everybody in the fast lane to putting everybody in the broken down lane. but this is exactly what we are seen from the democrats, and

particularly from terry mcauliffe, is that they are on the wrong side of every issue. when it comes to business, they want to take away our right to work status in virginia. i want to keep our right to work status and keep virginia moving. in education, they want to teach our kids what to think. they want to teach them criticaw race theory, and they want to take accelerated math out of the curriculum. i want to teach our kids how to think and not have critical race theory in the curriculum, and actually, yes, teach accelerated math. terry mcauliffe wants to take away qualified immunity from our law enforcement so they can be pursued with frivolous civil lawsuits. and i want to protect qualified immunity so that our law enforcement officers know that we are not only going to invest in them, but their governor has their back. and terry mcauliffe agrees with joe biden, that in fact, these amendments of our constitution are not absolute. he even said recently that religious exemption should not be the basis for laws. and i want to stand up for our

constitution and protect the first amendment and our right to life. i mean, the democrats and terry mcauliffe are on the wrong side of every issue, and as i've been campaigning around virginia, all virginians recognize this, and they are just ready for a republican governor, and that is why i am running, tucker. >> tucker: just so radical. the state was always conservative. terry mcauliffe was a moderate conservative. he even voted for obama in '0808 i happen to know because he thought he was too liberal and now he is way more left than obama even was. how bewildered are you by the change that they have brought in such a short period? >> well, tucker, this is why i quit my job last summer. you know, i actually could not recognize my home state of virginia. i am homegrown. and i love the commonwealth of virginia. and i was so frustrated with thm republican party because the republican party had not mounted a winning campaign in over ten years. so i left my job and prepared to run for governor.

and what we are seen is enormous momentum on the campaign trail. what we are hearing from virginians is we must win. we will win. tucker, i got a huge endorsement on sunday from senator ted cruz. and that just was so humbling to me. and then the governor endorsed me from oklahoma this morning. we're heading into our nominating convention on saturday with a huge momentum. i am out in front. we are campaigning twice as hard. i just finished a great rally in agusta county virginia with a huge group of folks come and virginians are ready for a change. we are ready for a governor who is got to business career. he knows how to get things done and delivered results, not empty promises, and to put virginia back on the path to be the best state in the country to live, work, and raise a family. >> tucker: man, and stop the craziness, the ideology. texas should be watching carefully what happened in virginia because it can change really, really fast.. godspeed. i appreciate you coming on. thank you. >> tucker, thank you so much for

having me and have a blessed evening. >> tucker: thank you. so, you just heard critical race theory is coming to dominate education in virginia but it's not just virginia. it's all over the country. what you do about it when it comes to your school? well, nothing. no one has done anything until recently peer but now there is a network of parents, of students fighting this racist indoctrination. we will talk to one of those parents next. also, minutes ago, our senior editorial producer confirmed that the stacey abrams novel is en route to our team. we will bring you a dramatic reading of that steam to work. we will have it by friday. that is our promise to you. we will be right back. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> tucker: we just talked to a man named glenn youngkin, running for governor in virginia in about the racist critical race theory now being taught in the schools there, hurting kids. it's happening all over the country. now some parents inryit new york city are joining together to fight it. harvey goldman is one of those parents. he joins us tonight. thank you so much for coming on.

so, just to set the scene very quickly for viewers who haven't followed this, last year you had a 9-year-old fourth-grader in private school, and they began trying to tell her that she was a bad person, a 9-year-old, because of the color of her skin, which of course you can't control. t you approached the head of the school, and he basically just blew you off. you wrote a letter. he blew you off again. you wrote a letter in which you said we don't have white privilege. stop telling us that. y what happened then? >> after that, we had a zoom call with the school, basically saying the same thing. they said if you don't like our teaching, you can leave. and i left. within 24-48 hours of that call, they actually offered me a full refund and said you can leave.th they are teaching these kids terrible things. teaching them to feel bad about themselves, and it is really awful. >> tucker: so, they are

teaching racism. i think by any conventional definition, that is what they are doing. you called them on it in a really straightforward well-written letter and they didn't budge at all. so what does that tell other parents whose kids are being't subjected to this poison right now? what can they do? >> well, i've gotten quite a few calls from parents of the school and they are pulling their kids out. they are not happy about what is being taught to their children. i'm not sure what else i could do but teach the school lesson by pulling their kids out. >> tucker: bless you for doing this. you pulled your 9-year-old out because, i guess by your actions, we can, you thought it was that dangerous to her that you didn't want her around it. why do you think more parents don't do that? i think it's the right thing but why don't more people do that?t? >> i think a lot of them are unaware about how bad this really is and what they areeo teaching the kids in the schools.

and also, if you are in new york, it's really difficult to find another place to go because so many schools are teaching this critical race theory. and they are together in this. you have to leave there. someplace like florida. never heard of it. >> tucker: oh, so you just left the state and you moved to florida. >> yes. >> tucker: is it better? j >> much better. the schools never heard of critical race theory. they don't teach critical race theory. they don't know about it. these children go to a park, and they want to play. they don't care what color the other kids are.. they care that they are having fun.n. >> tucker: it's amazing. it's sad, and it's so striking that people go along with it and we always want to highlight the people who don't. that's an example to the rest of us. thank you so much. i'm sorry, finish.. >> thank you, tucker. i was just going to say i

parents came here. holocaust survivors. they came here with nothing. they worked their whole lives so we could have what we have in this country. it's america, and they should be taught that everybody is treated equally. that is not what they are teaching our children now. >> tucker: nicely put. that is the promise of america. if we give up on that, we are done. nice to see you. >> thank you. >> tucker: so joe biden and his doctor, dr. jill biden disappeared in a remarkable picture with his wife rosalyn carter. many people noticed something pretty weird about that picture right away, but the more you look at the picture, the stranger it gets. brit hume is an expert at diagnosing the weirdness in pictures. he is one of the first people who identified the nessie photograph from loch ness as a hoax. he is with us next. we will be right back. ♪ ♪♪

>> tucker: we don't typically >> tucker: we don't typically do an entire segment in the photograph of certain pictures and so bewildering they become iconic. you think of certain pictures to define a moment, the second flag raising of hiroshima and now this. the carter center in atlanta release this photo of joe biden and his dr. jill sitting next to jimmy carter and his wife, roslyn. many people notice the

photographs make biden look like giants. but the picture raises another important question, why are the giant bidens not wearing masks indoor sitting next to an elderly couple literally in their 90s? joe biden wears his mask alone outdoors contradicting the cdc recommendations. joe biden with a speech given outside because he couldn't find a mask so he delayed the meeting. jimmy carter who is moving on 100, he didn't wear a mask. what is this exactly? the senior political analyst. we have him on to decipher this totally bizarre picture. what is this? >> i think it is a sweet photo and a nice gesture on the bidens to call on the quarters. they didn't need to wear a mask because they are all vaccinated. the ministry is why when the bidens walked outdoors, with

carter right behind them, no mask. they immediately got mask. the safest place they could be as far as covid is concerned is outdoors, and that's when they put their masks on. >> tucker: you were telling us in fact the mask slipped and they told us the truth in this picture. rico in my judgment, they didn't need a mask either place like the cdcsse suggest, you can get with people in a small group, group of four, indoors, everybody vaccinated in your safe. you go back outside, farther apart than before from the people they are visiting and they put masks on. this has got to bca dirt. i have been trying to think through the day what possibly motivate biden to do this all the time walk outside the white house down the corridor by himself wearing a mask. it doesn't make any matt don't make sense. i think what he thinks or someone thinks is that there is

a subset of the democratic parte who were completely freaked out, new york, the city of new york and you see people everywhere walking down the street wearing whatever, masks. you see it elsewhere as well. people outside wearing masks. it is not necessary but somebody believes in it. i remember some time ago, somewhere on twitter i think it was my didn't have a lot of confidence eat the efficacy of masks to stop the disease but i know it bothers other people if you don't. wear a mask not so much to be safe but to be nice. the reaction to it was crazed. a hate, hate messages and enunciation's and so on. so people to whom this mask wearing and all the other precautions meant to religious doctrine that they follow in that way. and the result is what you see. biden and people around him think it is good for him that the people don't care about it

won't be mad at him for wearing a mask. the people who do care about will appreciate it. >> tucker: you cover this all the time i have to ask you for a long time, this will be a much more obedient public, is that fair to say? >> it looks like in this case. i would have thought rebellion against the restrictions come i think it is coming now and people are shaking this off and say we will do what we are going to do and have fourth of july parties and the rest of it. you get outside of the major cities and around the country and you don't see a lot of people with masks on and places swhere not necessarily necessar. there is a certain belief -- look, liberals believe in government. you want to pick a group of people that want to live obedient, that is where you go. >> tucker: even the military will come in and give your medicine. sign me up! the national guard. >> into its free. >> tucker: great to see you

for that perspective.on just reminder a long conversation, you've heard a lot about her, but you haven't heard wefrom her but unfiltered on ths show. we will be back tomorrow 8:00 p.m. until then, join me on facebook. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity" this tuesday night and tonight the left's radical hyperpartisan new green deal that is not only infiltrating every part of your life, from social media, big tech, large corporations, now it is professional sports. it's our educational system, judicial system, even now juries. in fact, we now know tonight that one juror in the derek chauvin case of the george floyd incident, before the trial actually attended a rally with