>> shannon: the supreme court kicks off the final week for the term i will be standing by. thank you for watching "special report." i'm shannon bream in washington. please join me every wreak night fox news at night. "fox news primetime" hosted by will cain kicks off just seconds from now. have a wonderful weekend. we will see you back here monday. >> will: thank you, shannon. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ >> will: i am will cain and i don't know about you but it sure seems to me like every day everything is about race. every news story on every news channel and every politician is talking about racism. it's as though there is a hunt to find racism. and while racism does exist and racism should be condemned, the demand for racist have far exceeded the supply. so it has to be manufactured, like a trophy hunt on a high fenced exotic game ranch maybe

down in texas where an alpine is set free from his cage before being gunned down so that briana can feel like a predator. the left inevents shadowy forms of racism to go in for the kill. often at 4:00 p.m. on cnn. >> those individuals need to be brought to justice. they are being brought to justice. i was there. it was a terrible day for -- a terrible day for the country, period. >> is that white rage? look at the people in that crowd. >> i don't think. >> sir, look at the people in that crowd. >> will: rage. answer the question she asked congressman michael waltz was that white rage? what is that? i would describe that scene as rage. white rage? what does the race of that group of people on january 6th have to do with their protest? did anyone describe the riots of last summer as black rage? do we subscribe the hong kong protest as asian rage? why is race always and exclusively the defining motivation identity, description or quality of someone in the

news? but these bumbling race hustlers i'm sorry hunters have become so accustomed to their canned hunt that they are not used to seeing the real thing in the wild. they don't realize that that alpine is standing right next to them wearing hunter orange. >> there is a reason why it's been harder to get african-americans initially to get vaccinated. because they are used to be experimented on. tuskegee airmen and others. people have memories. people have long memories. it's awful hard as well to get a latin x vaccination sin nateed as well they are worried they will be vaccinated and deported. >> will: how many different faux pass can you fit into one 30 second clip. first the despicable black men denied syphilous treatment in order to study the disease was

not performed on the heroic black tuskegee airmen of world war ii. do you got that, joe? second, latinx. look, nobody knows what that is. something like 3% of people l next. nobody likes it. thirdly most importantly not all latinos in this country are here illegally why, mr. president, would you assume they would all fear deportation? is joe biden think that all latino people are illegal in the united states? the truth is joe biden has shown an instinct towards ravenel. watch. >> you cannot go too 7-eleven or a dunkin' donuts unless you have a slight indian accent. first sort of mainstream americans who articulate and bright and clean and a nice looking guy. i mean story book, man.

>> poor kids are just as bright and white kids, wealthy kids, black kids, asian kids. >> if you have a problem figuring out whether you are for me or trump then you ain't black. >> unlike the african-american community with notable exceptions, the latino community is incredit i can bably diverse community with incredibly different attitudes about different things. >> will: this racism goes virtually uns inned. it certainly goes unhunted. look, i have always labored under the belief foolishly the e left now tells me racism is an individual sin. discrimination antagonism another person because of their race. the left no longer believes that the left believes that there is no racism without power. that's what their ideological books. that's what their critical race theories tell them. only those with power can be racist therefore they argue and rationalize only white people can be racist.

it's as morally moronic and it's historically illiterate. white people can most certainly be racist buy there can also be latino racist against black and black racist against latino there are light skinned black people racist against dark skin black people. vice versa. racism is simultaneously a individual and global sin for everyone that is apparent except the left by embraces the impossible to contain or define theory of systemic racism the left has given themselves a pass. they can commit any manner of individual acts of racism because they're get out of racist jail free card is issued at the polling place. by voting democrat. sheldon whitehouse has a get out of racist jail free card for belonging to all white beach club because he is a democrat. canadian prime minister justin trudeau has one north of the border for repeatedly cressing up in black face or indian face or whatever this is because he is a lefty.

virginia governor ralph northam he avoids the hunt despite dressing up in black face or a kkkhood, we don't know which one is him in the picture. but he avoids the hunt because he is a democrat. and joe biden is wearing hunter orange right there next to the racist hunters. right next to them pointing at everyone else. [pointing] pull the trigger. all the while revealing his own racism. joining me now kwame jackson "newsweek" global it and contestant on the apprentice. thank you for being on the program. is it possible in your estimation for anyone outside of a white person to be racist? >> i think that's an interesting question, will, and, yes, thank you for having me on the program. i think the playing racial jeopardy does not help us push the ball forward. that just adds to the deflection that america wants to look away from its own ugly. yes, the history of america has beautiful elements. but it also has ugly elements and everything in between. and i think the systemic piece

is much different than the individual piece. i know you talked about individual actions that joe biden and a number of other folks made. and i consider them faux pass and they are gaffes and they should be corrected. those are not systemic actions that have created a system of oppression. so, if you think about joe biden's comments, you know, how does joe biden's comments or his faux pas relate to slavery and the inability to paid labor as well. >> will: let me answer your question and i ask you to go back and answer the one i asked. why would joe biden's exhibitions of racism hint at, point towards or in any way systemic racism in your estimates 2 could be because joe biden has been a member of the institutions of this country for going on something like four decades, 40 plus years joe biden has been in the halls of power. anyone capable of either dismantling systemic racism or tribute contributing to the systemic racism. you think it would be someone who served as a united states

senator for decades, then the vice president of the united states, and now is the leader of the free world. if that is not systemic racism, kwamey, i don't know that it exists, back to my question, know, please, i have to ask to you answer my question as well. i have to ask you to answer my question as well. is it possible for people who are not white, to be racist or is this only a white sin? this is important kwame and i need the answer for this conversation to move forward. >> no, i think the answer really is talking about personal racism and racist behavior versus actual systemic things that have been created like red lining, like denying people to. >> will: i have to interrupt you because you are not answering my question. i will submit to you that the united states does in its past have racism as part of its history. i will submit to you there are things that this country has had to strive to achieve to overcome. but back to my question. is it possible for someone who is not white to be racist or is that exclusively a white sin?

>> i don't think it's exclusively a white sin. i think what it means is to be racist as an individual action you do have to have the power to enable that. but it doesn't make it exclusive white sin. essentially what happens is systemic racism has been created through history of oppression within america and that. >> will: this is what is important kwame and i'm pushing you on this. >> i that's fair. >> will: i understand the importance of arguing systemic racism and we can have that debate and i think we have had that bebaited. to the point of individual racism. now that you have ache no, ma'amed it's not just a white sin, we can start looking across our society for illustrations of it and we should point it out and con kepple it and it. >> that's the jeopardy -- that's playing racial jeopardy. >> will: i believe it begins with the individual. you can't create systemic justice without individual justice. now that we have acknowledged that anyone can be guilty of racism, are any individual, here's my final question, why does joe biden get a pass?

why does ralph northam get a pass? why do democrats get a pass for individual acts of racism. >> that's not an act of individual racism that is a gap or a faux pas. racism is contributing to a system of oppression that has pulled black people traditionally back in this country and has not enabled them to achieve economic gain, voting gains, or even property ownership gains. and so that. >> will: i fear, kwame, that you are defrequenting. >> it's not individual action. >> will: here is why i fear you are deflecting because at the same time you called joe biden's gaffes and faux pass as mere mistakes. he has been one of the most powerful people n. it country, if you were truly concerned about systemic racism you would be concerned about his individual acts of racism. qualmy, i will move on. i appreciate you being on the program tonight and havings this back and forth. i look forward to doing this further. douglas murray editor at the spectator and author of the madness of the crowd, douglas,

always enlightened to talk to you, glad to get some of your time tonight. what is going on right now? it seems to me that individual acts of racism go ununnoticed or punished as we talk about this almost impossible thing to dough fine systemic racism. >> good to be with you. i will tell you what i think is going on. these people haven't thought through their own convoluted theory. we just heard an example of that from your previous guests. these people are pushing claims about systemic racism can't really define what it means. they are forcing all of america, all the way up to the chairman of the joint chiefs to talk about theories that haven't been thought through and pulled apart pretty easily. they keep doing it and trying to make us all agree to theories that haven't thought about themselves deranging public conversation for america. >> will: it becomes escape valve

by the way. no one can truly lock down what critical race theory or racism is escape valve in conversation. you are a man of the u.k. you are a lover of america. i have gotten to know you a bit over some time. but i think it's interesting you being british because this isn't exclusively an american problem. this isn't truly about america. it's about something else. it's about deep values like individualism versus values that are really boiling down to tribalism and we are seeing that all across the western world. >> that's right. i was born in the u.k. my country's birth suffering overspill of american madness at the moment. we have got the american race wars trying to be imposed on britain, which it just doesn't fit, doesn't work. when people say, you know, hands up don't shoot in britain, they are talking about cops who don't carry guns amongst many other things. the point is that the american culture wars and all of these things have been spilling over absolutely everywhere in recent

years. one of the other things we have to bear in mind is that the people who are bushing it keep setting up little traps. that latinx one, latinx which nobody says as you just pointed out in opening monologue. put in there you quickly change the term so you can find republicans who don't say the right thing and castigate them. same thing with woman becoming woman woman x nobody says it we are meant to say it and then if you are a republican and you don't say it, they say aha, bigot. it's the same game being played with the all the lgbtq plus stuff if you don't remember every letter in the alphabet and don't could it in the right order you. these are little traps to trip republicans and conservatives over. >> will: little bear traps. the hunt i described turns into bear traps you step into because

you don't know the latest most popular fashionable phrase. lastly this, douglas, what's the end game? what's the end game in this hunt? it's not to achieve individual with more pure hearts. that's been made clear to me. so what is the end game? >> the end game is very clear. radical leftists who are using this as their latest tool to tear everything else down so that they are the only ones standing at the end. so they will call everybody else a racist so they are the last man standing. they will call everyone else a bigot, transphobe anti- -- they will do everything else last people standing. and they will tear down and they are trying to tear down everything in american history so that only their own interpretation of history are standing. that's the game. a political project. it's not academic. started in academia. pull this stuff apart i do it into my book. they have not thought this

through. it's not academic, it's very,. >> will: why members of their own tribe go unpunished for individual acts of racism because they are part of the one true tribe in the end. the tribe of the progressive left. the madness of crowds is the book. check it out. he lays a lot of these thoughts out. he is a really really smart thinker, douglas murray, thank you for your time tonight. >> a great pleasure. >> will: coming up, kamala harris tackles important immigration issues hundreds of miles from the actual border. >> after taking a leadership role on root causes, the actual root causes, to invest in the root causes, the overall issue, which is root causes on the root causes. you can't just react to a problem without solving did at its root. ♪ ♪ nothing will stop me from vacation.

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♪ >> the president and i are absolutely committed to eninsuring that our immigration system is orderly and humane. we are seeing here in el paso unaccompanied minors who i spent time with who are filled with optimism but they are without their family. >> will: no, no mrs. vice president for the record. migrant children are not optimistic and okay. maybe you didn't catch that in today's quick tour of the border patrol facility in el paso. but if you traveled a few miles further to fort bliss army base you would find that kids are so miserable in their cages, some of them have been placed on suicide watch. in fact, dozens have been placed on suicide watch. this is according to reporting from cbs news who says the following: federal officials became so concerned about migrant teens harming themselves

that they banned pencils, pens, scissors, nail clippers and regular toothbrushes inside tents housing hundreds of children. according to an internal document workers at the site said they were even instructed to remove the metal nose clips from n-59 face masks. that does not sound like optimism. here now former white house senior adviser and america first legal founder steven michelle. steven, great to have you on the program. >> thank you. ill will will so the report from cbs news suggest kids are being held something like 60 days. they are being held in migrant facilities, moved on from initial border patrol facilities but 60 days and it's taking a toll. dozens of kids now who are looking not just depressed but looking into self-harm. what's going on here? how does this get resolved? >> the trump administration solved the unaccompanied minor crisis in a sustainable way through humane repatriation to

alien's home countries. that single act ended most child trafficking on our border. the new administration made a conscious decision over the objections of career officials, some of whom they have since terminated. they made a conscious, deliberate decision to end the repatriation policy and instead they have long-term housing followed by release to unknown sponsors in many cases inside the united states. that means it is open season on children in latin america. because smugglers, coyotes, and traffickers can advertise you will successfully gain entry into the united states and desperate people make desperate decisions. i want to be very clear about something. this is not a case of harris and biden trying but failing to secure the border. this is the case of biden and harris trying and succeeding in destroying the border.

only if you understand that can you understand everything else that is going on. >> will: well, i understand that. i do understand that steven, so, help me understand how unprepared they were for this crisis. so the reason, apparently, that so many kids are being held for so long is their policy are, as you pointed out to find sponsors here in the united states, has to go through hhs and has to have a case manager handle each and every one of those children in finding a sponsor. they don't have enough case managers. they are not prepared, they literally can't put people on the job to take care of these children. so, why were they so unprepared for something that i think you are right about, they don't mind happening. >> because they are zealots, that's a simple answer to the question. look at what you didn't hear senator harris say or vice president harris, my apologies say a single time today. she didn't say we, the united states of america are not going to tolerate illegal entry into our country. if you try to come in illegally, you will be rereoperated and reo

your home country. everything else are collateral damage. they didn't care is the answer because it's cruel and heartless but they don't care theyible informed by career law enforcement officials throughout the transition this would happen if they put catch and release into place. but they just didn't mind. >> will: really quickly, steven i want to get your the details of this are not worth graham lotzing over. they are important. they are stories here of kids using government issued i.d. cards to try solicit their own -- slittheir own wrist. take me back to the trump administration really quickly. you said you had a policy of repatriation. tell me how long that took steven in individual cases on average? how is that done?

is that difficult to find where those kids are coming from? if they are unaccompanied and i don't knowner giving that you information. how do you know where to send them back. >> to to their parents and guardians in home country. >> will: they willingly pass that information on to law enforcement. >> absolutely. in fact, it's such an important question, we could do this sometimes in less than 72 hours. we could contact the home consulate. the home embassy, social workers, and professionals in the home country, get them back to their closest relative. their legal guardian and oftentimes their parents in their home country. you talk about root causes? the root cause of the misery, the suffering, the suicidal ideation the terrible monstrous things that are happening right now, is a decision to nullify law enforcement, to erase our border. to engage in reckless extremist behavior for an ideological objective. it's a stain on the conscious of this nation. what was done, and it was all deliberate, every single piece

of it was purposeful. >> will: i encourage everyone to look into this story. it really is heart breaking to find out what is happening there with children. stephen miller, thank you so much for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> will: all right. thanks again also as well the left's defund the police movement officers are leaving the force and criminals are loving it really, do you not think we are on the verge of a crisis in law enforcement? fewer and more compromised officers, you know that we're. jason rantz on america's spike in violence coming up. ♪ ♪

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nationwide, law enforcement retirements are up 445% and resignations near 20%. anti-cop sentiments grips the country and it's gotten so bad, for example, asheville, north carolina, a city with 90,000 residents have lost over 1/3 of their police force. so, how can we end this troubling trend here now to react is he seattle radio host jason rantz. i will ask you how we find an end to this also, if we do not, where does this take us? compromise? smaller? look, worse police forces who will choose to be a cop at the end of this entire movement? >> i couldn't tell you who would want to be a cop right now in some of these big cities because no one decided to become a cop so they could be villainized in this story that activists are telling. they are supposed to be the heroes woorntion he know that by their actions they are not the villains and yet, despite the data, we get this talking point coming from progressives, coming from the left. and a lot of media outlets are

just running with it and so people are wondering i do want to put on this uniform? risk my life, risk not showing up back to my family at the end of a shift just so i can get attacked both havingively and sometimes literally by folks on the left? it doesn't really make a whole lot of sense. we know how this is going to end if it continues going down this path. which is more crime and less protected cities. >> will: you are talking about, let's be honest here, mediocre pay and possibly losing qualified immunity possibly being sued. putting your life on the line every day. you are talking about administration and politicians making your job harder have such innate since of duty or really bottom of the barrel individuals who will be applying to be cops this is portland p.d.

they tweeted, this apparently protest over a shooting right the last couple of nights in portland. those protests turned into riots and damage and vandalism because they suspected the shooting involved a black individual portland put out this tweet there is erroneous information being circulated on social media involving the officer involved shooting in the lloyd district. we can confirm that the subject involved is an adult white male. no one else was injured. everybody calm down, we shot a white guy. >> yeah, because of the antifa thugs and other lunatics that go out there they don't really care unless they can see a black person or latino person to exploit for their own personal gain. now, what is particularly notable and what happened last night. >> this is the first time police in portland had to deal with the antifa lunatics without the rapid response team because, as you know, last week they decided all to resign sick and tired of the way they were being treated and even one of their members prosecuted by the d.a. given a pass to all the lunatics apacking cops all the time that

these cops make the arrest they get to sent to mike smith. he says i'm not going to pursue this then he goes after a cop who is doing his job. so you have got a lot of people who are truly upset and antifa is making this worse. because if you saw anything that they were doing online last night. they were just making stuff up. and the intent is to get people riled up and then commit acts of violence. and i do think that portland is living on borrowed time at this point because at some point this is going to become bigger. the cops are not going to be staffed to handle this that's going to be a significant issue that the city is going to have to deal with. >> will: it won't stop at portland by the way. it's the most extreme. jason rantz, always good to talk to you. >> thanks a lot. appreciate it. >> will: i'm not really excited to talk about this next story and i will tell you why. here's the story first, team u.s.a. basketball warms up for the summer olympics one espn analyst is calling foul on their roster selection. >> i'm excited about the roster

and i i assume and i know we are going to win the gold. but i'm disappointed in something. kevin love is on the team because of tokenism don't be scared to make an all black team representing the united states of america. i'm disappointed by that. >> will: we're not afraid of an all black team because team u.s.a. already sent all black teams in 2016. that's from jalen rose. imi do consider jalen rose and his wife pauley personal friends of mine. the job is to tell the truth and thak take on things that are wrong when they come across your desk. and i believe this was wrong coming from my friend jaylen. here now to react is co-host of the clay travis and buck sexton show and founder of outkick clay travis. you have been all over this story all at a. so tell me your thoughts on what jalen rose said there. >> well, i mean, there are so many different levels of dumb in a what jaylen roads said there

was all black olympic team in 2,000, 2004, 2008 and 2016. and i don't remember, will, it ever being a story because the assumption is that we are trying to get the best players on the court or on the field. that's the entire purpose of sports in general kevin love in particular where jalen rose was also wrong, he wanted deandre to be his replacement. deandre isn't an american citizen, will. so he is not even a valid component of the team and then on top of all of this, you know a lot of guys don't want to play in the olympics this year because of the way the nba season has been so compressed the past two years. and so they want a big man who they can rely on, kevin love was on the team in 2012 that can play multiple positions. jalen rose is a smart guy. he played basketball his entire life he should for this. >> will: kevin love is a veteran. he had a great season. a little suspect why is he on the team. is he a veteran. has nothing to do with race

race. clay, i spent a ton of time at espn. i know jaylen and his wife they were great people. my job at espn was looking people in the face who i considered friends tell them in their face and into their eye you are 100 percent wrong. that is the case with jaylen here as well. it's wrong and morally thing to assume about u.s.a. basketball. >> that takes me to this clay and let's broaden this out. i'm continually and i know you are as well utterly surprised that sports media is on lock step on every single opinion. it's impossible mathematically that 100 percent of sports media would have the same opinion. when it comes to race right now, i think quite honestly jaylen is engulfed in the same thing, everybody else in sports media is engulfed in. the idea that everything always has to be racist. >> i agree and also identity politics driven, will. when you lock at this story in particular. what stands out to me is the way that we talk about i think it's elm policemennatic not just of sports but larger culture. if a white guy and we can play

this game if a white guy had gone on it to talk about the hockey game from the olympics just put that black guy on there as a token forked rider cup one year there was a minority and white guy said oh they just added that golfer who is a minority as a token because they didn't want to have all white teams. that analyst would be immediately fired i don't believe in cancel culture but i do believe we are should have the same standards for everyone, white, black, asian and hispanic. and what jalen rose did and said furthers the argument that there is a standard of speech that is allowed for a black guy that is different than for a black asian, than a white asian or hispanic. we are all the same in the world of sports competition, will, so should our analysts. >> will: matter all the same in the eyes of god. some were off the rails in country and sports media. off the rails and i think that's the latest example coming from from jalen rose. clay, thanks for your time tonight. >> thanks, will. appreciate it. good job this week.

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>> will: okay it's official the u.s. intelligence committee cannot rule out extraterrestrial aircraft in 140 sightings. the government is releasing unclassified report on ufo sight and not much has been ruled out. the report indicated five key areas on how to explain the phenomenon. airborne clutter. natural occurrence. classified u.s. technology. secret technology developed by enemies such as china and finally the catchall other category which i think means aliens. joining me now to analyze today's report jeremy core belle filmmaker and editor of extraordinary events. i have three minutes with you and so many questions to get to here. we will have to talk for like an hour on a podcast. to tell me that they are not going it rule out aliens, that's a little bit of a nothing burger to me, isn't it?

i mean, what is this, jeremy? there are so many different things it can be. i'm highly encouraged by this report. this is a sea change now the government is treating the topic. used to be something that was ridiculed and something that wasn't studied scientifically. this report calls for proper r and d this report calls for proper studying. what we really need is a project on the scale and copy of the manhattan project to look at the u. if o mystery and phenomenon. >> will: can i push back, jeremy and be skeptical the government has invested this in the past project blue book looked into ufo occurrences. whatever is going on at area 51. we have got obviously a big military industrial complex. so i don't think they have ignored this issue. so now the suspicious question is why now? why are we hearing so much about it right now and if i'm being suspicious, jeremy, and i'm not

getting to a conclusion. but if i'm being suspicious. it's like are you distracting me from something else? >> so, look, why it's being looked at now is because it's right in front of your face. we have corroborative censored data. you don't just have pilots seeing this you have radar like i released. forward looking infrared and pilot testimony. the reason it's being taken seriously it's a serious subject and time to remove the ridicule and stigma. not a distraction. much better distractions. >> will: really? i don't know. it's a big one. only thing better would be telling us if is it aliens and we would have nothing else to talk about. i think it's a pretty effective distraction. i'm not saying that's what it is jeremy. >> the says we need study it. >> will: serious subject not one for ridicule. lee this last question it's the biggest. sorry, jeremy. i know it's going to be total speculation. but test central our technology

is seeing it, i don't know, at the risk of being don lemon and talking about black holes on television, is it like maybe, you know, time space issues? is it from another dimension maybe not extraterrestrial what is it. >> all options are on the table and how they can be properly removed and not there yet. >> will: can't remove one of them? >> well, i think we can remove domestic foreign powers. you know, but that's to be seen. >> will: you are right. that seems to be one the government ising you ising. we know of so such technology domestically or internationally so, that one might be actually. >> domestic or foreign. >> will: i do take it seriously. i do hope to talk to you in a bigger and longer forum. i'm curious what i agree is a very serious are. thanks jeremy. >> thank you for talking about it. >> will: you bet. what's next, something very serious, dead serious, i have something to take up with that man.

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>> a few minutes left in the show, time for my buddy and fellow fox and friends cohost pete hegseth, let our emojis be the guide. hang until the end of this because we are going to have it out. >> are these all about aliens? okay. >> this is coming from the heart. topic number one, mumford & sons band mate joel marshall has quit the band after backlash from the left after tweeting support for the conservative journalist britt he said i want to share my truth and be able to share my opinions and i can't let the band pay the price anymore, so he quit. >> what a sad state of affairs for anyone in entertainment, you share one tweet about one book you read that exposes what nt 4.0 really is. first of all, you're canceled

and then your apologize for what he proves that two wrongs can make a right and he said i don't want to compromise who i am as a freethinking individual. he says i'm basically moderate or liberal but i want to be free and open, what a sad state of affairs he can't even say one thing. >> he didn't get back to us, tried to get him on the show tonight and he didn't respond. if you ever wondered how white house press secretary jen psaki feels about the respect she receives in the white house briefing room, msnbc's nicole wallace was brave enough to ask her. watch. >> such high marks from a vast majority of the people in that room, spar a little bit with the president's detractors but privately, even they give you grudging respect. how do you feel like it's going? >> and i feed you grapes? and i give a massage? >> you do such a great job

taking on the potted plants but i bet peter doocy really respects you anyways. think about that, they won't even taste the apple pie that sarah huckabee sanders created and when she brings cookies, they eat it up. what a perfect example of why we know the game is rigged. >> it was tell me what we can do, how can we do a better job of covering you? >> the gift that keeps on giving. >> socialism is going more popular against jonesy, and even more concerning a 2019 young republicans had an 81% positive view of capitalism and its falling to 66%. i'm interested to hear your point of view on that. >> all bad. they're all under the age of 35. its young people who are going through our schools in light of what our schools are teaching.

they don't know what socialism really is, social change, being social, they don't know because their view of capitalism has come down. >> that conservative capitalism thing is worth a deeper dive. can you guess what the guinness world record is for the tallest stack of m&ms, not talking about hunter biden than if you know the details of that reference, god bless you. the answer is five. you came in, took the world record crowd after stacking the five m&ms on top of each other. >> am i supposed to be impressed? five? the guys sat around and stacked m&ms and that's it and now he's a guinness world record holder? what's the reese's pieces record? i might start trying. >> here is the deal, i was

hanging out with the producers and you know what they told me? we were talking about the segment, it is an ambush. this on the clock bit they told me that you told them you and your wife invented this bit. >> i think we did. i think we invented it at the same time, didn't we? i would never not give you credit. >> let's go to the control room. see all the thumbs up, look at that, they all say you claimed you invented this bit. i over tequila with you pitched you this idea. >> may be. i don't know. i feel like i have the idea for this style of the thing and then it was the right person to do it with. i just needed you to encourage me. >> that's what's going on behind the scenes, all right. >> they betrayed me.

>> i'll see you in the morning. thanks for watching fox news prime time. all this week, i've enjoyed it. you'll see him in two weeks on this program. i'm will cain. don't forget, download the podcast and will hang out together longer on a more consistent basis. jesse watters takes it next week posting it for the first time, tucker carlson now. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy friday. human beings have been wondering about unexplained life in the night sky since the first neanderthal cooked in ocelot over a campfire and looked up but in our age, and the modern age, fascination with you if in the summer of 1947. that's when a man found something very weird on his ranch in coron