clock and will be back in a couple of hours with greg gutfeld. she is carrying that guy as she has been for years. so we will see you back here in just a couple of hours. stand well back from the receiving apparatus, full strength tucker is coming up and i will see you tomorrow night right back here on fox news prime time. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," hope you had a terrific fourth of july. despite what you may read day in and day out, this is still a great country. where else are you going to go that's better? nowhere. america is still full of happy, decent, independent minded people. the attitudes of our leaders may have changed dramatically in recent years, but the virtues of our population have not changed here that the good news.

the bad news is the people in charge are working hard to make americans hate our own country. you made the mistake of going online this weekend, you saw them pouring out their misery on social media instead of enjoying hot dogs and fireworks with the kids they don't have, they were on twitter talking about slavery and white supremacy and what a terrible place the united states is. it's easy to ignore people like this. you just turn off your screen and go live your life. unfortunately, it is much harder to shield your children from them. that's the problem. case in point, last week, the largest teachers union in the country announced that its new and first priority is making anti-american indoctrination mandatory in every classroom in the country. all k-12 schools must teach children that white supremacy, anti-blackness, racism, patriarchy, capitalism, he will

is him, and anthropocentrism are embedded in every aspect of american society. so if you are a straight white american even if you're very small child you are guilty. it's your fault you were a bad person. that's what teachers will be telling your children this fall. the teachers union ended this statement with this line which is so hilariously revealing it as belonging to a museum somewhere and we hope it makes it. "as the agent african proverb says, no thyself read the african proverb. except it's not an african proverb, no thyself is greek as any literate person knows in the temple of apollo at delphi. but the teachers union did not know this. so not only are these people crazed ideologues, they are stupid. your children are being taught by some of the most ignorant people in the country. how does that happen? god knows but you'd better not

complain about it or else joe biden's guard will denounce you on television as a racist >> the former vice president tonight also joining the rest of the g.o.p. pushing falls right wing talking points about the teaching of critical race theory. >> they want critical race theory to just be a foghorn, no more dog whistles. this is about the woke left making of the white man pay for things. >> they have been the bread-and-butter of the modern republican party for decades and now they have a new bogeyman to latch on to become race theory. >> tucker: it's of bogeyman. it's not real, you imagined it, you are crazy. despite the fact the teachers union just spelled out in a document calling for more critical race theory, but if you notice that, if you object in any way to the current obsession with race, then you yourself are

obsessed with race and you must be stopped because you are dangerous. that's what they are saying, not just a few of them, all of them are saying that and has always saying in unison. so what does the average person do about this? what does it take to fight back against it? you should be fighting back against it because everything is at stake. you can't have a multiracial democracy if people retreat into their tribes as this curriculum teaches them to do good so what do you do? daniel concannon learned that the hard way until a few weeks ago, was an administrator at northwest elementary school in manchester, new hampshire. like so many school employees the most worst of participate in flaws inherent to white people. as an american and normal person, he objected to this. on the other hand, had very little power to do anything about it, was making 30 grand a year and needed a job.

in the end, his conscience would not allow him to participate in something this poisonous. look up his resignation letter. he ends it this way, the manchester school district nothing but a failure in their ongoing quest for civilization degradation. a review with the only verbal response with fitting in attempt to antiwhite indoctrination. it wasn't so long would have been considered heroes. he is a man of conscience who was willing to sacrifice his own job to do the right thing. but he's not considered a hero anymore. in fact, he's effectively disappeared. you may not have heard his name until tonight. there aren't a lot of them out there and that's the point where the few that arise are muted so no one will follow them. corporate media has no interest in amplifying their stories of the story of this guy. this man is the father and

decided to tell the few obvious truths. >> you're going to deliberately teach kids this white kid right here has a better than you because he is white? tell the wake of the black people are all down and depressed? only got 5 minutes now, work my way through college, they're going to tell me somebody looks like one of those white folks? are you serious? i do that stuff -- i am in the community. i am out there since i was eight years old talking the black folks and none of them are blind, it's nonsense. not one black person ever going to keep any of them from getting there. >> tucker: must be one of those all right cue in on people cnn is always warning you about. you heard the applause in the

background, the overwhelming majority of americans have found this pretty clearly think this is insane. i think people should judge you by what they do, not on the basis of their skin color. in fact, it's more than that, it is civilization ending poison. but it's everywhere, how widespread is it? we can't really be sure until we finally get cameras in the classroom as we put them on the chest of his we get them to oversee the people teaching your children forming their minds and let's hope we get both of those very soon but until we do, we can't know exactly how widespread this is but there were indications. we know these ideas has made it all the way to expensive private schools in central ohio. columbus academy among them, one of the most prestigious schools in the state of ohio. in the past year but has a long

history of academic excellence has become race obsessed. school administrators are working with the help unwed teenage mother's, that might make the country better if you want to talk about race, you could improve someone's life, but they're not. instead, they've adopted the same familiar racist curriculum. a semibetter than other people based on the color of their skin. they've been teaching that and a lot of parents went along with it, they didn't know what was happening where they were too afraid to speak up but two mothers decided they weren't going to have it, so they objected. in january, the decided we are going to fight this. we love this school and we are going to do something about it so they founded a group called the pro-columbus academy coalition. they wanted to make the school better. their mission was to stop the bigotry and return columbus academy to its academic mission, teaching children to read, teaching them history, showing them how to do math, but the people who run columbus academy

didn't want to hear it, didn't want to have the conversation and didn't want to listen, they want them to go away but they wouldn't. when you make of mother matt about her children, it's hard to make her shut up so last month, instead of punishing them, the school decided to punish their children. kept their $3 out of school, expelled them for what mothers did so challenge the regime and we will hurt your children get the soviets did it, columbus academy did it. the school's headmistress sent a letter to every parent in the school explaining why she was punishing the children for the sins of the parent. but she didn't write it alone. that letter was signed by the head of the board so when you think know better, someone with a job, he signed it. according to him, by daring to complain about racism in columbus academy curriculum, which is real, these two mothers

had caused "fear and pain of physical safety from students, faculty, and staff. in other words, if you dare to question us, we won't disagree with you, we will attack you, we will hurt your children, and we will accuse you of assault. it's a physical crime. you are making us afraid. but they were not intimidated and they join us now. thank you very much for coming on tonight. i will go to you first. first of all, thank you for your bravery, sorry about what happened to your daughters, we use a at the school decided to punish her children for what you did? >> yes, i would say we were very surprised the school decided to retaliate against our children. unfortunately, just asking questions has resulted in our children being punished. >> tucker: you would think that would be the one thing at a school would never do would be

to hurt kids. you send your kids as we all do offer eight hours a day in the hope that these are people looking over them and says no, i don't like your mom so i'm hurting you. what do you tell your daughters about this? >> what we've realized is it seems that our school leadership has favored a tribalistic approach and we believe in the power of an individual, so when we had to explain to her children, my daughter actually asked me to they have a good reason to support that, do they know who i am? i had to share her report card with her and she wondered if they had to read teachers comments and how she had advocate of the cares program at our school and so we had to explain that you choose to do the right thing and that's what moral courage is trying to stand on the shoulders of truth even if you aren't sure what the

outcome is going to be. >> i don't think i've seen a story that has upset me more than this in a long time. it's one thing to accuse you of assault and being violent because they don't like your ideas, okay, but to hurt your kids, what do the other parent say, what about this guy, he is a parent and an adult, he went to the school, how could he allow this to happen? seriously. >> i think the problem at our school in particular and our board are breaching their fiduciary duty to the entire community by failing to speak to us. this all started because we just wanted to come forward and have an open dialogue of communication and we just wanted to ask questions like what is a curriculum, are you teaching the 1619 project, why did you double the diversity department but no learning specialist for a children three to 12 years old and the school? >> tucker: and i stop you there? they have three diversity

administrators but no learning specialist for your kids? >> they have more than that in the diversity department but specifically doubled this year while our kids three to 12 had no learning specialist in our school this year, correct. so it's a choice of where they going to allocate their finances and we believe the way they do it is in a discriminatory manner because they neglect our latino population, they neglect our kids that learn differently, other minority groups in our school and feel like their voices are not heard or represented, kids that have religion and our school can be a problem at times for kids that observed catholicism, that has been an issue so it's the tribal visitation and hits to separate so that we all start to tear each other down which unfortunately is what has happened. >> they realized early on, our

board of trustees is protecting our head of school and so my question then became his is protecting our children? >> tucker: exactly. i just have to ask, has melissa who really seems like a joke and this head of the board, has either one called you to say i'm sorry we had to punish her kids or where your kids going to school next year, how are they feeling, has anyone reached out to you directly about your children? >> no, we actually asked for an appeal and they said we are not entitled to any documents or an appeal in the school actually hired two very large law firms to represent them. >> one of which -- one of the attorneys from the large law firms is a board member that made the determination to expel our children. >> and strangely, the head of the board is my neighbor and i actually just walked past the other day when i was on a walk and i smiled, but he would not even look at me.

>> tucker: i hope he is ashamed of himself. hurting people's kids because you don't like their politics is shameful when i really hope they are ashamed. they appreciate your coming on tonight. truly an outrage, thank you for your bravery. >> thank you so much, we really appreciate you. >> tucker: so was one of the only journalists in the country who has taken a close look at what companies and schools are actually teaching during these sessions and has discovered again and again that it's racist. not reverse racism, it's racist, teaching that some people are better than others based on the way they were born and that is immoral. today, reported that raytheon, one of the biggest defense contractors in the world is teaching its employees to judge one another based on the color of their skin. in internal, they are top of the oppression hierarchy and those white men must step aside for minorities though they have

individually done nothing wrong. hard to believe this can happen. a journalist and a filmmaker enjoins us now. so i guess they haven't apologized all the people of color that their weapons have killed over the years but instead, they are attacking their own employees based on their skin color. am i missing the adjuster is that about right? >> that's exactly right. they launch this political indoctrination program teaching employees to judge each other on the basis of race asking employees to identify one another on the basis of race during conversations, provide specific rules on how to speak to black employees and even said that employees should reject the principle of equality in favor equality of outcomes which is a synonym for socialism and it is one of the largest corporations in the world, manufactured key defense armaments and yet it has been captured by this woke ideology that seems to be this dominant force not only in

education and in government but also in business. i'm exposing it and all americans should be deeply concerned about what i found. >> tucker: always happy to talk to you. we tried to book the little girl who in 1972 with napalm by defense contractors to get her take on this, are they happy that they are woken have they sent her any money. for a defense contractor, not stepping aside and giving their jobs to people of color, and my getting warmer here? >> that's right. it's absolutely hypocritical. you look across at a range of companies that have been exposed to the stuff. the best way to think about this is has a protection racket similar to the mob, the mafia where you pay a small fee in this case signal virtue, hire the right consultants, find the right pledges to decolonize your bookshelf or interrogate your unconscious bias and then these companies hope they will be left alone, that the social media

mob, the politicians in office, the biden administration will keep that taxpayer money flowing because they are signaling the right beliefs but it is absurd. there was a joke last year that raytheon would put the rainbow flag on a drone strike and now that joke has become a reality. i've shown the documents in its to the point of absurd and if it wasn't so serious, everyone should be laughing. >> tucker: but you can feel good when you're village gets vaporized. there really the worst people in the world. i can say that with some confidence. great to see you tonight, thank you. >> thank you. quick news alert for you, the associated press has called the new york city democratic mayoral primary which is effectively the same as the mayor's race given it's a one-party state in new york and it looks like brooklyn borough president eric adams is very likely to be the next mayor of new york. we are absolutely certain we

will be deeply disappointed by eric adams at least as he has all kinds of problems and we don't agree with him on anything, but the point of eric adams is worth remembering. he won because he was alone in acknowledging that violent crime is a huge problem for everyone in new york and he vowed to do something about it. that is a winning message because it is rooted in the physical reality and we wish him absolutely the best in fighting crime in new york. across the country, crime is hitting record levels so the question is how can you protect yourself? will you be allowed to protect yourself? the latest episode of our new long form documentary series meditates on that question at some length. talk to people who have seen anarchy in the united states, something terrible happens, police disappear and you have to protect yourself and your family. what happens then? we have a clip for you up next.

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>> tucker: police department's across the country have been demoralized in some cases.

if there is a disaster of come time, a hurricane that floods your city, a race that burns your downtown, it's up to you to defend yourself, your family, and your property. the top and a number to of times in recent years and so for our documentary series, we took a close look and what did happen when things fell apart. >> has one of the strongest personal defense laws in the nation, completely disregarded. they took away thousands of. >> evacuated from the government told him to.

i got kind of scared, wanted to come back and get my gun collection. >> the neighborhood was devastated by hurricanes. >> we met up just about right here. >> asked me if i had knee guns on board, got about 17. both drove m-16s and yelling and screaming. i was in shock. >> a lot of people think it can't happen and it did happen. >> tucker: so things fall apart, your life is in mortar ml danger and they prevent you from protecting yourself, that has happened repeatedly in ways that will shock you. that's a documentary worth watching, especially now. as of today.

some of our elected leaders are supposed to be running the country spend the fourth of july weekend reminding you thathe country isn't worth anything, it's an awful place not worth defending, not worth keeping. misery congressman corey bush for example, someone who could never have a job in the real wod because she's not smart enough complaints for taxpayer-funded gig is really a form of slavery. "this land of stolen land and black people still aren't free. have lifetime benefits from her job wrecking the country that she hates. maxine waters meanwhile, member of congress in california living in a very expensive house had a tweet from her mansion, "the declaration of independence says all men are equal, to who? white men. only white men. in other words, don't celebrate the country, hate the country. where is this going exactly and

why would the people who run the country want you dislike it? thanks for coming on. so the people who run the country are telling us two things. one, the country is not worth having and it's terrible and despite being the most powerful people in the country, they are oppressed. how should we interpret this? >> first, we did not steal this land. we won this land on the battlefield and the rest we purchased from the europeans so i don't know what congresswoman bush wants us to do. are we supposed to give the dakotas back to crazy horses family? are we supposed to give california back to mexico? as tempting as that sounds, it's not a good idea. then she says blacks aren't free in this country. blacks are free except for the democrat party and many have said that themselves and then there is maxine waters, notice

how she always goes after the founding and just skips over the civil war and goes right to desegregation, why do you think she conveniently omits the fact that she is a member of a party that fought to the death to keep her ancestors in chains? they never talk about that, do they? and there's a reason for that and i think this is the reason. the democratic party goes after the founding because if america is founded on slavery and inequality, the system itself is bad and it needs to be corrected by who? by the democrats. they need to remind everybody of that to control us for guilt by association. we are supposed to feel white guilt. blacks are supposed to feel fear and it's all psychological.

black americans do not need to fear that they are going to be put back in chains despite what joe biden has told them. there's a guy here in manhattan the other day arrested and let out of jail 45 times. does that sound like someone who was being oppressed? we also don't need to feel guilty about something that happened in the past that we can't control. we are being made to feel guilty about some stranger's great-great-grandfather, something that he did. i had nothing to do with that. i don't have anything to do with what my cousin does, let alone some strangers great grandfather, so we can't take the bait. >> tucker: i think they are basically trying to justify their own crimes if the country's, then why wouldn't we just open the borders in hand our industrial base to china, right? it's not worth it so the country obviously has a lot of problems right now with its leadership,

but you have save the world, tell us how you did that. >> i saved myself first. >> tucker: first man in the lifeboat. >> that's where everyone needs to start. liberals have the savior complex but i have to go out out and fix everyone else's problems and they need to fix their own first so if we all just save ourselves, then we will save the world because as you know, it is my world but in all seriousness, i did study liberals in their natural habitat in san francisco. i watched them behave in the wild on the upper eastside and then martha's vineyard so my stories are mostly about my observations, their insecurities, anxieties, their fear of failure and i talked about how they use these insecurities to justify their need to control everything. how that manifests itself and we

tell these stories and a lot of them are very self-deprecating, people say i have the most fungible phase in television so if you love me or you hate me, you will enjoy reading this book, a lot of the juicy about fox and even myself that i've never shared with anyone except. >> tucker: i'm getting a copy right after this we're just getting my highlighter. the great jesse watters, congratulations, thanks for coming on. so we did something forbidden over the weekend. we took a look at the governments own coronavirus data, looked at it carefully and noticed something very odd. people are dying of the coronavirus on average older than average life expectancy in a lot of places. what does that tell you exactly? we have those numbers for you after the break.

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>> tucker: you see so much time, sometimes good to look at the numbers. so we looked into coronavirus deaths, who is dying and at what age? we discovered something amazing. the median age of death for covid is often older than life expectancy. for real.

take a look at ohio, the median age of people dying from covid in the state of ohio is 80. what is the median life expectancy, it is 73 so people who die from covid seven years older that which they died. the life expectancy in the u.k., 81. again, two years older. every death is sad but keep in mind, we just stopped western civilization because of this virus. in a report from july of last year, the cdc atomized all deaths from february to may 2020. found the median age of death from covid was 78. at that point and for all 12

months of 2020, life expectancy in the u.s. was younger than that. it was 77. you think they hyped covid a little bit? they did. the median age of people dying is older than life expectancy, they hyped it. but it didn't slow joe biden down. today, he said the administration wants to go door-to-door to make people take the vaccine. >> you need to go community by community, neighborhood by neighborhood and door-to-door knocking on doors to get help to remaining people protected from the virus. >> tucker: stay out of my house for real. brit hume is a fox news senior political analyst who has covered every bit of this covert story and he joins us tonight bring thank you so much for coming on. i mean no disrespect to the people who died from this virus or loved ones but these are government numbers and again they showed in a lot of places, the median age of death is older

than life expectancy so what does that tell you about the way we have treated this pandemic? >> the first thing it tells us that something we believe we have known all along from the very beginning, that this was a disease that disproportionately affects the elderly. that was set at the beginning and lots of things have changed and what has become to be our basic knowledge about this disease, but not that. we knew this from the start, that the elderly were uniquely vulnerable. the most likely to get very sick and most likely to die and even though it appears from these numbers that a lot of people who were going to die were probably close to the age where they were going to die anyway, obviously you want people to live as long as they can in every death is regrettable but what we did in this case was we didn't do a particularly good job of protecting some of the state of new york being a conspicuous example readily people were taken out of hospitals and sent to nursing homes while infected with a disease where they spread to others and the death toll from that was very high.

so we had a high death toll, disproportionately among the elderly and what we did to deal with that is instead of quarantine the elderly can make the most efforts possible to protect them, we quarantine the healthy as well, shut down the economy in the schools with incalculable damage to children, their education, their mental health and all the rest of it and of course, the toll from that on terms of mental health issues in field education and all the rest of it we won't know for some years, we know it is serious so this was about as badly handled as any public policy issue i can remember. >> tucker: because this disease come in the median is 80, your 15-year-old needs to have joe biden's health authorities show up at your house with a needle. i honestly think it's the greatest gamble of my lifetime by far, i thought the iraq war was but is much bigger than that.

the idea that you would force people to take medicines they don't want or need, is there a precedent for that in our lifetimes? >> it seems to me what they are doing is they are trying to make it as easy as possible for people to get the vaccine and for people who are hesitant to perhaps encourage them that they have nothing to fear. however, vaccines do have side effects. this after all is not yet an fda approved medicine. this is under a temporary emergency use authorization, perhaps it will in the future be authorized by the fda, fully approved but it's not yet. and the people are hesitant to take it particularly if they are not in the vulnerable category, is not an unreasonable thing and it should be respected so that's what i would have to say about that. >> tucker: not letting kids

get if they are not vaccinated. the 2020 election was about eight months ago and it was so intense, we never really paused to ask who exactly voted and who did they vote for and what can we learn from them? now we know there has been an analysis, totally fascinating and worth reading, one thing we learned is that in november, donald trump set a record that no modern republicans come close to hitting and it's exactly the one you wouldn't think if you watch television he would ever hit. we will tell you what it is after the break.

>> tucker: if you arrived in this country at any point in the last five years, the only thing you would no, the big take away is donald trump hates hispanics and they hate him back. and because of donald trump, nobody with a hispanic last name is ever going to vote republican again. that's what the brain trust told us, stuart stevens and all the other warmonger who are the intellectuals, that was the one thing. we are done, only white people

will vote republican from now on. now we have the data. what actually happened? turns out fewer white people voted republican in the 2020 presidential race my donald trump lost a bunch of suburbanites but gained a lot of hispanic voters, not just a few. in fact, in the last cycle, got more hispanic votes than any republican in history. more than john mccain, more than sensible mitt romney, more than george w. bush who is always speaking in spanish. donald trump never spoke in spanish, he tweeted a picture of a taco bowl that was supposed to be deeply offensive. apparently it wasn't. in november, 2018. republican candidates for the house received 25% of the so-called hispanic vote but took nearly 40% so it turns out the guilty white liberals who are exploiting what hispanics really think turn out to have no real idea so what is the answer? why does donald trump increase that vote so dramatically?

is an assistant editor and joins us, thank you so much for coming on. this is the opposite -- literally the opposite of what they told us was going to happen. way more dramatic even than i realized it was. what is this? what accounts for it? >> intersectionality hit a snag last year when predominantly latino communities prevented blm agitators from wrecking their neighborhood, no white guilt here. it's not hard to understand why latino support for trump and the g.o.p. has swung to reagan and george w. bush levels. latinos are less welcome unless apt to attend drag queen story hour, less sold on the idea of diversity they can the country a better place to live. less likely to support defunding the police for their communities bear the brunt of immigration policy failures in the g.o.p.'s

largest constituency and the people they are most eager to leave behind but the problem is, the g.o.p. wants to use their support to justify amnesty, expanding cheap labor resources and boot licking. to lead a team of legislators and coming up with solutions to secure the border. either hates the g.o.p. base, thinks they're stupid, or both, but he was a hard truth. republicans and democrats are okay with this agreement. republicans are happy with 40% because they think it proves they are not racist and democrats are happy with republicans winning 40% as long as they reliably get 60% and we are not going to break the cycle until we find and elect better leaders. >> tucker: that is so true. pedro gonzales, very insightful. white liberals make it seem like they speak for all these different groups, none of them they never met before, but they don't at all and it's so nice to be reminded of that, thank you.

great to see you. so you've heard we've got to get to the bottom of what happened on january 6. liz cheney is all over it joining the commission. okay, let's get to the bottom of what happened. no one is more for that. why is a government hiding thousands of hours of surveillance footage from that day, how many cops were in the crowd as they broken? let's find out, shall we? we have some questions. we will bring it to you next.

>> tucker: working overtime to make america better, nancy pelosi has announced a committee to investigate the fake insurrection for elderly people showed up with signs of the capital and there are seven democrats only one republican and that republican is liz cheney of wyoming. >> i am saying this in a seniority order. congresswoman liz cheney of the

armed services committee has patriotically agreed to serve on the committee. we are very honored and proud that she has agreed to serve on the committee. >> tucker: she is excited because liz cheney sounds a lot like nancy pelosi when she talks about january 6th. according to liz cheney, the insurrection was far worse than pearl harbor or 9/11. >> if you look at our history and what we did after pearl harbor, but we did after the kennedy assassination, 9/11, we have to have this kind of a fact-finding commission with subpoena power and out to be focused just on january 6th and the events that led up to the attack. >> tucker: the sad thing is liz cheney is not cori bush, she is actually quite smart and wanted to find out what happened, she could tell us tonight. my did she hold a press conference right now and tell us the basics? why can't we see the 14,000 hours of surveillance footage that the capitol police still

have? how many people in the crowd have been in contact with the fbi and local police beforehand? how many local government agents were snitches? we could get those answers tonight. liz cheney could tell us and maybe she will. please tell us the truth about january 6th. we join you in demanding answers. why don't you provide them? that's it for us tonight. our documentary on foxnation.com. we will see you tomorrow. here is shauna. >> sean: welcome to hannity. hope all of you had a wonderful july 4th weekend in one of the millions that actually celebrated independence day, hopefully had a cookout come a lot of fireworks, a few drinks, wine, beer, whatever your drink of choices. unfortunately on the left, the mob, the media use the holiday is yet another excuse, the latest excuse to trash this country and the men and women who dedicated their lives to creating a more perfect union. going to show you the worst of

the worst straight ahead.