♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." as american forces were pulling out of afghanistan this summer, the chairman of the joint chiefs of the joint chiefs of staff announced a new and highly innovative intelligence partnership. the pentagon, he explained, would begin sharing classified information with the taliban. yes, the taliban. the bearded extremists and man pajamas that for 23 years we

have been told pose a major threat to us in the united states. but no longer, they are our partners now. the biden administration explained and even open to coordinating with the taliban on counterterrorism strikes against our new enemy, a shadowy group that may or may not actually exist called isis k. >> we don't know what the future of the taliban is. but i can tell you from personal experience, that this is a ruthless group from the past. whether or not they change remains to be seen. as far as our dealings with them at that airfield or in the past year or so in the war, you do what you must. in order to reduce risk to mission and force, not what you necessarily want to do. >> any thoughts of coordination with the taliban on isis k? >> it's possible. >> because when you're fighting isis k, no holds are barred. the first of his coordinated attacks against isis k arrived

three weeks ago, it was august 29th. that was days after 13 american servicemen were killed in a bombing at the kabul airport. a date you remember well. at the time even democrats were pointing out the obvious, joe biden is senile and totally incompetent. the administration at that moment desperately needed something to prove they are not senile and incompetent, they are instead decisive and strong. what better way to do that than to kill people. they bombed a white toyota in a residential complex not far from the kabul airport. the white house cited that strike as over the horizon. he strongly agreed that this wau a good thing. >> at this point, we think the procedures were correctly followed. and it was a righteous strike. >> everyone in washington agreed.

one unnamed u.s. defense official described it to jennifer griffin this way quote multiple suicide bombers struck by u.s. drones today in kabul. significant explosives in the area led to second explosions. they belong to isis k and they were en route to the airport. so it's perfect, all the bad people were dead, all those isis k operatives, and virtually every news organization in the country credited this account. the washington post assigned five reporters i to the story ty dug deep and concluded that biden's drone attack had hit an islamic state target. on television, where there's mostly no reporting at all, they just read the paper and repeat it. not a single person seemed very skeptical of this. >> our ability to demonstrate effectively that we can strike

such targets, we can strike them from outside afghan borders which is a critical part of the biden plan. once we withdraw. this over the horizon capability was demonstrated and was effective. >> you called this strike remarkable. >> this is a realization of what president biden calls the overes the horizon strategy. >> the military event today is so much more than just a single drone strike. it is a projection of power. it is a message from the united states governments that even though we are leaving, we are not done with counterterrorism operations. even though we're going to have to do this as we say over the horizon from remote locations and it's far more challenging, we can still do it. >> keep in mind, every single one of the people you just saw speaking knew nothing, literally nothing about this drone strike other than what they read on twitter. they were totally ignorant, and that did not prevent them as it never does, from trying to sound totally authoritative.

that is our news coverage. a few people started to ask the obvious questions for example, who exactly had the u.s. military killed. when asked the defense department wouldn't say.pa oh, that might have been a tip. they also showed no proof of those secondary explosions that proved the vehicle was being driven lby isis k suicide bombers. and said, they were real, we know, and the rest of us have to take his word for it. that is exactly the line.. >> two quick questions if i may. on the strike against the vehicle, the central command talked about secondary explosions. you actually have visual evidence that there were secondary explosions.

are you convinced that there were because that seems to be one of the potential contributing factors to civilian casualties. are you certain there were secondary explosions. >> yes. >> i just have a follow up on a different part of this. can you say how you're sure? >> no. >> liar. not the first time. not the 50th time. are you sure there were secondary explosions? >> yes. >> i'm not going to tell you >> how do you know for sure? i'm not going to tell you. and he never did. neither john kirby, nor anyone else in the pentagon ever corrected that story. but the new york times did, and to their rare credit. more then a week ago they ran a piece revealing with video evidence that the biden administration's drone did not actually kill anyone from isis k, whoever they are, assuming they exist. the drone killed civilian aid worker in a car full of kids. they're were no bombs in the toyota. they had bottles of water which

are different from bombs in that they don't explode, even secondarily. finally this afternoon the biden administration was forced to stop lying. here is the head of the u.s. central command. >> we thoroughly reviewed the findings of the investigation and the supporting analysis by t interagency partners and i am now convinced that as many as two civilians, including up to seven children were tragically killed in that strike. moreover, we now assess that it is unlikely that the vehicle and those who died were associated with isis k or a direct threat to u.s. forces. >> okay. after consulting with our interagency partners, all of whom get that new york times deliverednc at home, we are admitting that we lied to you for weeks about what we actually did. it wasn'tu isis k, there were no suicide bombers there were no secondary explosions, it was kids and water bottles. most tellingly, general mckenzie declined to any consequences for this either for

the killing of children, or for the lying about it for weeks? now why is that? we think we know. back on september 1st, mark milley explained the drone strike wasn't out of the ordinary, it followed the very same procedures that every other drone strike over the last 20 years in afghanistan. >> we had very good intelligence that isis k was preparing a specific type vehicle and a specific type location. we monitored that through various means, and all of the engagement was being met, we went through the same level of rigor we have done for years and we took a strike. >> we had very goodor intelligence. this same kind of intelligence that leden us to believe german educated saudi's would never fly planes into buildings. were a field in pennsylvania. the intelligence that told us the berlin wall was about to fall. the same intelligence that told

us kabul was safe. the government would stand, that intelligence. so the drone strike of august 29th that killed a car fullen of children underwent the same level of rigor that we have done for years. that's not very reassuring. you will not find more revealing statement about our pentagon leaders. it explains why no one has been punished for this disaster. if you fire mark milley for killing a bunch of kids unintentionally and lying about it, may be the accountability chain will start. maybe they will fire whoever it left hundreds of american civilians behind in afghanistan. in light about that. sobe you can't start firing people because they're terrible at their jobs. you can't fire anyone. joe kent was a green beret in the army special forces, his wife also served in the military and was killed in an actual isis attack. joke kant is joining

to represent the state of washington in congress. he joins us tonight. thank you so much for coming on. so no one is being punished for this once again. what does that tell you? >> it tells us pretty much everything we need to know. i think from the onset here, it's evident that the dod, the military had no plan to withdraw, and they have really been throwing a tantrum ever since. that's evident in the way that the withdrawala went great and that we had this narrative that the taliban is one of two things. they can be our new counterterrorism partner with that will become to transfer more wealth, or that the taliban cannot be trusted as the strike is proven and now we need to go back in. this over the horizon capability that joe biden talks about and i think there is some validity to, it's not a boon for the military industrial complex. when they were looking at the strike criteria for this strike it was win-win for them. if it went well, it proved that the taliban could be partners, if it went bad, then oh well we have to go back and. sthey're is no accountability ad there is no actual onus on them

to perform. guys like mckenzie continue to talk about this stuff like it's another day at the office. he did that after this 13 soldiers were killed. he said these things happen. the bad strike that killed more women and children, that's another thing that happens. zero and countability and it needs to end. >> it's the lying i think that'g the most corrosive. if you're drone strikes the wrong target and innocents are killed, and you admit it, and more in their death, and apologize, hold the people who made the mistake accountable. i think everybody understands, in this country and around thell world, but if you lie, if you pretend the vaccines work really well when they don't, if you pretend there's a secondary explosion when there wasn't, then no one believes you at all. do they not see this? >> they are too far in their own worlds with their individual desire to continue the war or to pursue whatever course of action they want either find that new counterterrorism partner or find any justification to go back inh

the lies compound upon lies in they're all from mckenzie to milley so if we have the accountability, then we're going to start looking at when the lies startedth and the lies go back decades in afghanistan, they go back to the beginning of the war on terror, the iraq war, and et cetera. they don't want to start pulling away at that. >> i suspect you're absolutely right.g joe kent, thank you. >> thank you very much. >> if you care about the country you mourn most of all the decline of american credibility. douglas murray sees that from abroad, but he's a keen observer of the united states. i wish he was an advisor. he joins us tonight with a reaction to all this. thank you very much for coming. what you make of this? >> i think all of this is a reminder of why the politicization of the american military and the politicization of the american intelligence committee has been so

devastating for this country. speaking for myself, if this had happened 15 or 20 years ago, i might have thought, well people get things wrong. now, we are not in that position because the politicized nation, this politicization of the american military and the american intelligence agencies has meant they are completely transparent to you, me, all of the american public. their reputation for competency is shot, their reputation for trustworthiness is shot. the reputation of being believable is completely shot. general milley, we've seen this with the afghan army, he kept saying not just in july, but for years claims about the afghan army that we're totally wrong. he said in july they could stans on their own. totally wrong. we discovered just a few days he was conspiring with his chinese counterpart. he behaved as if americari was a military junta when generals can just speak to other countries and say you don't need to listen

to the president, i'm going around the president. so when general milley says something now, we don't believe him like we might have believed the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff even ten years ago. >> that really is the cost of all of this. the secondnd you politicize an agency that's supposed to represent the entire country, that's really supposed to be helping to run the world, thenun you reduce your own power. it's a self-destructive move, isn't it? >> yes. it's unbelievably self-destructive. it's not just general milley. it's general after general. it's agency after agency. another example, just off the top of my head. look at general michael hayden. very respective former head of the cia. very respected former head of the nsa, in recent weeks, he's on twitter tweeting out a picture of the taliban in afghanistan and tweeting out underneath it a photograph of

trump supporters with trump flags on their cars. it's their taliban and our taliban. what are we meant to think when we seeir former directors of the nsa and cia saying that supporters of president trump are exactly analogous with the taliban in afghanistan. all these people have made total fools of themselves in recent years. the american people are right to be saying what have we been paying for? what is this expertise we've been expecting? where is the competency. and then went something like this happens, we don't just think well, bad things happen in war, no, we think what have people been paying for all these decades? what have all these american service personnel been paying for with their lives when? we have incompetency of this kind at every level at the top. the people serving in the americanan armed forces are not incompetent. the people at the top seem to be, many good people are in the

intelligenceop agency, but the heads of them seem to be rotten. this is a terrible state of affairs and it has to be rectified. it has to be turned around. it can't just be covered over any longer. >> the scary part is that once they reveal who they really are, they can't really walk it back, they burned their ships at this point, don't you think? >> it may be the case, but america has to demand better from this. all of the agencies, the cia, nsa, all these agencies that have had these pristine reputation for years as competent,at if they can't do basic things, if they can't hold an air force airport in kabul. if they can't carry out a military strike effectively. if they can't stop insulting k half of the american public, they aren't set for purpose andt they need to be replaced. i think everybody has to have this on their mind. the american military and intelligence agency used to be respected in this country and

they should be respected.ta they can't be respected when they're untrustworthy. >> something else, transparent administration. history just tried to shut down our reporting at the southern border. we wanted to see what was going on there. so they issued an order preventing our drone from capturing images on the ground. in del rio, texas. fox news did not back down and as we promised, we have an update for you. thatan is straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪

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quote "it is elemental to border security to new who is coming into the country. today, more than 9 million people are in the united states outside the local immigration system. we must also be able to respond onto entrances between our poins of entry working with canada and mexico as much as possible" end quote. that was 20 years ago. 20 years after 9/11 our border with mexico is completely open. in this year, more then a million people will come across. hundreds of thousands every single month. theho illustration of the happening in del rio, texas. in del rio, thousands of migrants that up in encampment the size of texas. >> we are just on the texas side of the rio grande river at about

the point where thousands and thousands of patients are crossing over into the city of del rio. there are over 10,000 now that are just being allowed to pour over the border. the vast majority of them seem to be of the ones they talk to. that are being allowed to just crossover are going to be living here for weeks is thousands more comfort we're going to show you the underside of this bridge. the border patrol is totally overwhelmed and can't possibly process these people. >> who are these people? we don't know it all. all we know is the overwhelming majority of them are from haiti, they flew to latin america and

then walked. tickets many of them bought on their cell phones. they're not rich, but they're obviously not destitute either. they're not refugees, they don't have valid asylum claims. no one is persecuting them. if that were the case they would've fled to honduras guatemala. but they didn't. instead they are coming here. why are they coming here? unlike mexico, honduras and guatemala, they are offering them free healthcare and welfare and benefits in all the good things that come with living in country, all of the things you pay for. the biden administration's pretty intent you not know this, that you get back to your netflix in forget that america is changing right out from underneath you. all of this is being done in your name. you're not invited to comment on it. so during our broadcast last night, we learned the federal aviation administration, the faa had issued order banning drones above the encampment in del rio. why didca they do that?

one reason, for the last seven months, fox news alone among big media outlets has been operating a drone in that area. in the past few days, those drones were capturing images of the total collapse, and the biden administration hated that. pete buttegieg, who somehow oversees the faa as transportation secretary, grounded our drone. the biden administration said it security concerns, what were the security concerns. the order didn't explain what the special security reason was. they never explained anything because it wasn't real, it was a lie. just like those secondary explosions and the drone strike. it was nothing more than a pretext to shut us down. we reported how the faa has become politicized and this is the most recent example of this. most media organizations didn't see a a problem with any of thi. they didn't care that they were shutting down media access on

the border since there were no reporters at the border since last year. some people did resist. alex jones who you're required to hate announcing he is suing y the faa over this. he announced it this afternoon. good for him. fox news also decided to fight this and we did. this afternoon, pete buttigieg and his faa granted us an exemption. what happened over the past 24 hours was we pressed the attack on press freedom, nothing will ever read anything about it in the new york times or the washington post, but we think there should be an accounting o this. who did this and why? at least one senator, robert marshall of kansas announced he's investigating the faa and wants to know who within the dhs requested this shutdown of the airspace so we couldn't show you what's happening. marshall also wants to know the extent of thee white house involvement in this and will be following this carefully because we think it's worth knowing who

is trying to invalidate the first amendment. in the meantime we go to one of the least intimidated reporters out there. who joins us live. bill melugin, good to see you. >> tucker, good to see you. we have some major breaking news we'd like to report to you. the situation at the international bridge behind us has gotten so bad that cdp has just announced that effective immediately they are temporarily closing down the del rio port of entry here and all traffic trying to cross the bridge is now going to have to get rerouted 57 miles away toid eage pass, texas, to the east. why is it happening? this situation is deteriorating. take a look at this video we shot from the texas dps helicopter today. once the faa grounded our drone, texas state troopers brought us up in their helicopter to take a look at the situation. what you're looking at upwards of 11,000 migrants underneath that bridge after they crossed

illegally intots the united stas from mexico. border patrol down there completely overwhelmed. they've started building tents and some of them started building structuresbu with plans and sticks. it has significantly expanded in the last 24 hours and we got to see exactly where they're coming from. take a look at the second piece of the video. you can see steady stream of hundreds of migrants just crossing from mexico, walking across the dam, and then walking illegally into the united states. the third piece of video you see, they go on oh, sure, there's a dirt path right there and they walk right up that path and that leads them right there to the international bridge where they are all congregating and there are reports of more migrants on the way as we speak. the situation is so bad that the chief of border patrol, for all of the u.s. flew out here this afternoon and is down here right now. we will send it back to you. >> thank you, bill. the nicki minaj story continues tonight.

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>> just days from now, the biden administration is planning to start rolling out its plan to give boostert shots of the covid vaccine to every american. today an fda panel flatly rejected that plan. the vote was not even close. the final vote was 16-2. pull up the conversation online and ask yourself, if this was taking anyplace anywhere else, but the fda would twitter have banned it immediately they quoted safety data on booster shots, they're too dangerous to

give them to everybody. but they did.hi only the elderly should consider the boosters. the biden administration has known for weeks that fda staff, actual scientists, not politicians,we thought booster shots were premature and unnecessary. by the way, why are wewe pushing for boosters if the vaccines are so effective? not allowed to ask that either. it turns out there was nearly a mutiny within the fda, but the biden administration pressed ahead because they have a wapolitical objective, not a scientific one, not a public health objective, but a political one. it turns out they will only stop pushing their politics and these mandates if they are forced to stop and today for once they worst force to stop. raise a glass in celebration of that. a couple of days ago nicki minaj asked a question about the covid vaccine and quickly, media organizations united to silence her. twitter suspended her account

and then denied it as they always do pray for months that media has vilified anyone who asked even basic questions about the vaccines or challenges the administration's mandate. don lemond called for shaming anyone who doesn't take the vaccine. >> i think we have to stop coddling people when it comes to this and the vaccine thing. oh, you can't shame them, you can't call them stupid, yes, they are. the people who aided and abetted trump are stupid because they believed his big lie. the people who are not getting vaccines, who are believing the lies onn the internet instead of science, it's time to startar shaming them. or leave them behind. because they are keeping the majority of americans behind. >> so america is getting medical advice from him, really? it would be interesting to see his medical records. may be he will put them on twitter.

what's amusing is not so long ago people like him were very skeptical of the vaccine. here is that awful woman on msnbc if leaning when she was telling people not to take the shot just a year ago. >> when donald trump was out there controlling the cdc and controlling the fda and manipulating them and making them put out falsehoods, anyone rational was hesitant, but the reality is now, what i really fear is masses, more masses of people dying. 666,000 people have died and disproportionately they look like you and me, michael. what scares me is that people are creating a cultural imperative to set themselves up for death. >> they're really worried about death. 100,000 americans drop dead for drug ods in a single year and nobody mentions it. jasonsi whitlock is the host of fearless he just wrote written a place for the blaze about how the alphabet mafia conspires to silence free speakers in this case nicki minaj. jason, thank you for coming on.

the alphabet mafia. >> yeah, that is the blm, black lives matter, and the lgbtq, they are in control of public discourse in this country, the democratic party has used the two movements to smooth anybody who asked a question about anything the government wants to do. they'reke either smeared as racist, or they're smeared as homophobic. we just thought joy reid do this to you, ben shapiro and laura ingraham yesterday. the way she framed it up was mind blowing to me. she says that oh, laura ingraham and conservatives, they object to the profanity in hip-hop music, they object to a guy that came out making music for little kids has now pivoted to making music videos with him going to to the give lap dances devil.

anybody that objects to that is somehow seen as a racist, and out-of-control trump supporter and they are the evil people we have to stop. i'm like are you kidding me? joy reid? what type of person, rational human being would go on television and defend what he is doing and the way he went out and purposely captured young fans and now has pivoted to music that promotes sexual promiscuity, promotes satanic values and joy reid is defending this and calling you and ben shapiro and laura ingraham, the bad people. she is absolutely nuts and completely crazy. she is controlled by the alphabet mafia. she doesn't have the freedom to say what she actually thinks. we saw it in her blog posts in early 2000s, she doesn't believe

any of the step she saying now. she's doing it to cash a check. >> i think that last is the most important one. these people are not free to say what they really think. and that, you can feel it when listen to someone talk. you can feel if the person is lookingon at the guardrails like oh, i can't say that. and all of them are that way. they're all afraid. thatal the vibe i get when i listen to them. >> what nicki minaj said was perfectly appropriate. shee said to people, you should pray about this. you should feel comfortable about your decision to take the vaccine and not bullied. she did not argue against the vaccine, she asked people to be contemplative about it, be assured about the decision they want to make, and not feel bullied. yet it was rained down on her like she is calling for death and asking people to be completely irresponsible. what they've done to the truth is why tucker, and i don't even want to apologize, that's why call them satanic because any

time you are this hostile to the truth, it can only be the devil's work. >> i'm an episcopalian, but i agree with you.ny i don't know if i would've a year ago, but i'm starting to see your point. great to see you. thank you very much for coming on. and just to restate by the way, whether orh not you get the vaccine is your decision and your decision alone. not getting the vaccine does not imperil people that have had the vaccine. if the vaccine works they face no risk from you not getting vaccinated. that's just logic. please. so actress rose mcgowan told us about efforts by jeff bezosos and others to cover up the harvey weinstein. that is coming up. ♪ ♪

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>> we had a pretty great conversation with rose mcgowan. she told us some of the most powerful people in the country, jeff bezos and others did their best to silence her and protect harvey weinstein. that conversation went on for so long we broke it up for two episodes. here's a clip of the second part. >> his lawyer, and now antonio stefan, but others might not, one of the good guys, he went to the prime minister, the former prime minister of israel. who should i hire to stop rose mcgowan when i say this goes up to the highest levels of power, it goes levels ofhighest power. they terrorized me.

really intensively because they knew i was writing a book. the irony, i never intended on putting his name in the book. his name is not about them. it's using a story of what happened to me to educate people further and see the true lie behind the image of hollywood and the democratic power structure, but i was never going to put his name in my book. it'sis an ugly disgusting name. i love words, i love words and i love language. i don't know about you but when i was writing a book, sometimes it feels like i had the dictionary sitting on my head in it's a lot to write a book. and boring. not boring what you're writing, but you sit still. >> you're living inside your head. >> i had never written a book. i never really done a homework assignment. my mom when i was 15 she said you never finish anything. >> oh, god, if that is true.

instead i have a contract, if i don't get sued, people will be following me with walkie-talkies of every minute of every day, so i didn't know if i would complete things or not. but i did it while they were flying drones around my windows every day. this was three years before 2017. i was trailed, almost driven off the road. they put trackers in my car, i thought i was manifesting everything in my life, it turns out my whole house was bugged. it would be like so i was exhausted when the news broke. my literary agent, jan miller, weinstein was doing movie with trayvon martin, actually with jay-z, who also knows, and that got killed because of weinstein. that never came out because of that. the literary agency, jan miller is like this dragon lady, she was bragging to me about how close she was to bill and

hillary, and she's throwing $5,000 a platete dinner. now what's happening at that time, any time i was making a public appearance, i knew people were shadowing me. my boyfriend was like i can't take it. i can't take it. i'm being driven nuts. this was three years again before the news was breaking, but they knew i was writing a book. this story is exhausting. four days after knocking out weinstein in the new york times, roy price the head of amazon ceo, by tweeting at jeff bezos. why not? first, you won a dirty oscar. an actor, ben affleck's brothers who's been accused very credibly and i think did something with weinstein, i think that's what

happened. elected predator, doesn't care. i had already known from just, he washa under investigation foa year before the weinstein news broke by his own company. so you telling me he doesn't know who his employee is? he was under investigation for a year for sexually harassing the head producer of the "man in the high castle" on amazon. not that it matters, but by sticking his tongue or something in her ear, and whispering to you like w it in the [bleep] in stuff like that every day. she filed sexual harassment, but i read about in the trade, but it didn't make wider news. one, you won a dirty oscar.tr roy price, also followed me one day on twitter. i said well, i've been writing a script.

children of god. if you've ever written anything, you know how hard it is to get anybody toit read it. so we start talking on twitter, and i'm like i write a script he says ian would love to read it. i sent it to him. two days later i thought this is amazing. the head of a studio in two days read it.is what? then he does a huge deal with woody allen. roy price the head of amazon studios. i am at lunch with roy price one day at the beverly hills hotel and i just found out that weinstein was going to go bankrupt and if he truly gone bankrupt i would have left it there, it may be. but he didn't because roy price and amazon studios came and saved them. it turns out they bought my script to see at his behest, to see if i'd written anything about him.

>> wow. with no intention of using it. just sitting on it. >> sorry. i get emotional because i work so hard. >> when she realized the with the democratic party from the clintons on down was rave in defense of harvey weinstein, she started reaching all kinds of other conclusions about the world. which you can watch in our full interview on fox nation. it is there right now. we are back in a moment. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> tucker: we said the last couple weeks till new vaccine mandates are wrong, they are wrong, totally unacceptable it's a free country but we told you, why is no one talking about treatments for covid? which is real and killing an awful lot of people in this

country. if you get it is there an effective therapeutic for covid and why is nobody talking about that? we're not sure of the answer and will look deeply into the question next week because it's important. we will see you then. in the meantime, have the best weekend with the ones you love. watch rose mccowan on fox nation. sean hannity is next. ♪ ♪plusim >> american held hostage, behind enemy lines. >> sean: welcome to "hannity" day 34 w americans held hostage abandoned by joe biden behind enemy lines of the taliban and that's right terrorists so-called commander in chiefef has ignored the hundreds of americans and thousands of allies, thousands of americans with green cards or legitimately have a right to be here. he abandoned them in afghanistan. these people aren'