may be forced to put johnny on at some point. but i'm not sure if america is ready. alan lee, texas, do i need to complement you or your new show to get this on the air? yes, you do. that's all for tonight. "tucker carlson tonight" is up next. remember, i'm waters, and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." here's a weird story. if you were anywhere near the supreme court in washington this past spring you may have seen a black box truck with new jersey plates and a bill barr on the side. here's the truck. in case you can't read the message, it says retire. it is time for a black woman supremes court justice. those were funded by a group of

progressive democrats. which really enough is run by an extremely white guy called brian fallon, which is strange if you think about it. brian fallon is so president about getting leadership roles, why is he not resigned from his job and given it to one? in any case, you've got to hand it to brian fallon. he either is remarkably pressured or someone in power was listening to him. just this morning it was announced that stephen breyer is retiring. it was announced. because breyer himself did not announce his retirement. it's not even clear he knew the announcement was going to happen. someone leaked that news with or without justice breyer's consent. he didn't wait for him to do it himself. because democrats understand they are likely to lose to congress this november. they want to control him while they still can. what are they going to do with that? we don't need to guess. joe biden is very clear about his plan.

he was very precise about the supreme court. here is biden in march of 2020 on the debate stage at cnn. >> i committed a five elected president and i have an opportunity to appoint someone to the courts, i will point the first black woman to the courts. my cabinet, my administration look like the country. and i commit that i will in fact a point, pick a woman to be vice president. >> i will appoint a black woman to the supreme court. that was biden's promise. but which black women, exactly? biden didn't tell us. he didn't mention the supreme court nominees legal qualification or judicial philosophy. he can't even tell us he was a nice person. all he said was she's going to be black and she's going to be female, because to him, that's all that matters. you must got the impression that joe biden believes all black women have the same. they are identical. that was certainly the assumption that delaware of joe biden's youth 60 years ago.

biden doesn't seem to have changed much. he wondered if anyone is sitting there in the audience that might even noticing. it is possible we've all marinated for so long in a casual racism of affirmative action that it seems normal now to reduce human beings to their race. but imagine if this was happening to you. how would you feel? you go to law school, you get a seat on some lower courts. one day you were nominated to be one of the top nine judges in the country and you are proud of that, why wouldn't you be? joe biden? audible joe biden can talk about is your skin color. patronizing? that doesn't even begin to describe what this is. this is exactly why decent americans hated segregation. it dehumanized people. biden claims that his race counting is essential so the rest of the of administration "looks like america." of all the lies that joe biden tells, this could be the easiest to check. we have the latest census numbers and we can promise you with dead certainty that joe biden's nominees look nothing like america, not even

close. is that a problem? the problem is that once you start saying things like this, once he begins to promise to represent every possible ethnic voting block equally, people are going to start to wonder about their "representation" as long as we are giving up the spoils. where's my slice? so biden will nominate a black woman, great. she will represent about 7% of the population. but where is biden's pacific islander nominee? he was probably writing an outraged letter about that right now. wise in their and american indian on the court? or genderqueer? or someone with -- an afghan refugee under consideration? you can laugh, but suddenly days are entirely fair question speared by the way, joe biden claims that trans lives matter. prove it. what kind of woman is this anyway you plan to nominate?

whatever pronouns? you can see where this is going. it always goes there. identity politics always ends with warfare. it's funny that biden people can't see that. our maybe it is the entire point of the exercise. whatever the explanation, the white house has no choice at this point to make good on joe biden's promise. the usual race mongers spend all day demanding edge. here is cnn. >> it is a history making moment. it will change the way the courts look. and i think we could not understate that. >> for this particular president, where he is today, with the need to get something that is of great importance to his supporters, people who put them into office, especially black women, this is a really important moment. >> i've never had the luxury of leaving any part of my identity at the door before walked into a courtroom, walked into a boardroom, walked onto the site on cnn. i brought with myself the

entirety of being a black woman, lived experience of what that is like in a country like this. and he gets incumbent upon our country to recognize that if we do not bring all of america and the holistic views of people, including black women, then we are doing a disservice to any objective evaluation of laws in this country. >> tucker: l, this is so great. that lady especially. here you have the most privileged people in the united states of america telling you at high volume with total certainty that they are victims. that could describe most in programming actually, but today was especially terrible. that oppressed woman you just saw is called laura coates. she went to an expensive private school and minnesota and headed off to princeton on law school. now she's on tv. all because of how victimized she has been. it is almost enough to make you like america. someone that's completely marginalized is now so powerful. it sounds like a success story,

but now, in fact, still more evident that america is an evil and racist place. to speak of what would it be like for some of the on the supreme court >> i would be overjoyed and thrilled. >> tucker: [laughs] he's got to hate himself at some level. saying stuff like that. what would it be like to see someone on the supreme court who looks like you prayed that god, finally, some justice in this country at long last. maybe someone will send her to princeton for free just to make it official. she has been liberated. but wait a second, color counters. what about clarence thomas? he vaguely looks like laura coates. does he count? no, he doesn't count. he's not a race monger. he believes in the constitution of the united states. therefore he is not really black. see how that works, he doesn't count. so who are the potential nominees?

cnn has declared they are eligible for this job. let's see. there is jerilyn ifill, not even a judge, some kind of a political activist. her primary credential, and she listed this in her online biography herself, is that she was one of "glamour" magazine's women of the year in 2020. laugh if you well, but why is that not a qualification? "glamour" magazine's women of the year in 2020? send her fourth to the supreme court. then you look at her twitter page. the twitter page is full racist attacks against white people. "truth and reconciliation efforts have little chance in many places, because whites view truth telling as an act of violence. really? they do? all life? oh, yes, they are all the same. same skin color, same belief. that is the common attitude on the left. not ever share an attitude a supreme court justice. meanwhile, cnn is also

recommended, may be a perfectly nice person, we don't know. but she first became a judge in august of 2021. that was less than six months ago. candace jackson has even less experience. she reached the bench for the first time in july of last year. the other nominees on list have more traditional experience. we will give you three guesses to how they got there? mimi wright became an associate justice on the minnesota supreme court back in 2012. now, the sad thing of what i'm about to tell you is to be right may be the best judge of arkham of the smartest person ever, but as always, the media minimized her, dehumanized her and has coverage. the media has celebrated her nomination not because of her legal ability, because of the way she looks. her skin color. and that is a big part of why governor mark dayton appointed her in the first place. here is how the "star tribune" covered it. "the historic choice, first black supreme court justice --

how she might do in the same cream court." nobody wins and identify politics. the people it's designed to help our dehumanized. and in some cases, the rest of us get really service because the best people aren't being chosen. that is just true. ability is the only criterion that matters. skin color is irrelevant. noting that unlike other -- brown jackson has authentically suffered in her life but she's not joking. she went to harvard with joy reid. >> i happen to know jackson. we were in college. i think she's wonderful. >> tucker: imagine what that was like. he went to college with joy reid? i was in fallujah with joy reid. who suffered more? here's how abcs news covered.

they said "the first black woman confirmed to appellate court in a decade number 1 of 5 court judges currently serving bread but who's counting? how would you feel if you were her? what about her achievements? irrelevant. the media focused on her race. and maybe there was a reason for that because her actual record as a judge is pretty awful. she's been overturned unanimously by the d.c. appellate court many times in just the last few years. so you have to wonder at this point, since we are going by skin color and gender, why joe biden is ignoring the obvious choice. why doesn't bite and strike a real blow for equity and just nominate bridget floyd, george floyd sister. she's not a judge or a lawyer or whatever, but in this case, who cares? that's not the point anymore. nebraska senator once said,

defending one of richard nixon's lower nominees. there's a lot of mediocre judges and people and lawyers for their entitled to a little representations, aren't they? sure they are. bridget floyd could be a justice for the rest of us, or at least a slice of the rest of us. matt walsh is the host of the matt wells show, and he joins us tonight. thank you so much for coming on. it's hard to believe that a series country that still leads the world could go about the process in such a nonserious and childish way. not a result of that person's effort. >> i'm glad you brought it up, because i was looking forward to having our first trans-nonbinary indigenous furry supreme court justice. but we do see the absurdity of identity politics and how incoherent it is, how it is time

for a black woman to be a supreme court justice. is there a waiting list? who determines that's exactly? joe biden and determined that ahead of time which as you point out, it only means because he said ahead of time, i'm going to appoint a black woman to the supreme court. he could've just done it. he didn't have to say it. he could've just said she was the most qualified for the job and maybe she would be, there's no way for us to know what his motivation was. but when you announce it ahead of time, you are doing is declaring that this person did not really earn the position based on their merits. so it depraves the very people you're supposedly trying to help. the greater point as the people you are excluded here. what we really mean is that we don't want a white male. when we talk about for diversity, and has called all the time for not life, which is how cnn can put up the diverse potential nominees and they are all black liberal women.

they all think exactly the same thing. because what they really mean is not white. and by the way, i'm no legal scholar myself. but isn't it illegal to rule out candidates based on race, especially in government? >> tucker: the entire u.s. government as a whole religion of the left is based on equity. which is the most aggressive and hostile form actually. i just can't help but wonder if their argument is that people don't get representation when someone who looks like them is in power, here you have clarence thomas and the court for decades, but he's hated, not love? >> right, that is what they mean when they say diversity. i would like to join with some people on twitter who have said hey, if you're looking for a black woman, why not my friend candace owens? let's put her up the nominee as well. when they say they are representing a certain race, it's very specific to what they think at what they believe.

this idea of representation -- the supreme court is not -- these are not elected representatives. what they are supposed to represent and stand for and interpret as the constitution, not represent people racially in the united states. >> tucker: the minute you reveal it as purely political, that is when things fall apart. matt wells, thank you. >> thank you. >> tucker: as we told you, our season finale for documentary series -- i'm about to show you the first 3.5 minutes of it. it is about the fight for civilization. here it is commercial free. i'll tell you to watch it all after this concludes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

>> the influence of the shooting in europe is more powerful than in the united states. this is his main hunting area. >> hungry as a serious and modern country that cares about its own citizens. >> george soros is a name here and hungry. it's because they have no desire to destroy themselves. ♪ ♪ >> open borders. >> george soros is the man that stands for all that. he represents everything that is not good for this country. >> the united states -- >> because he's hungarian, they identify them as their enemy. >> there's a reason they hate hungry. human dignity in the mind of the hungarians as belonging to the same place. >> are you religious? >> now. >> do you believe in god?

>> no. ♪ ♪ >> george soros' ability billionaire currency trader who has spent decades reaching a kind of war, political, demographic war on the west. through his network of nongovernmental organizations he has spent billions trying to eliminate national borders two outs leaders. and install ideologically aligned puppets and the positions of power. his efforts have been remarkably effective. the united states, he is installed radical prosecutors who refuse to enforce the law. in europe, he tried to topple democratically elected governments in georgia, romania, and ukraine. the increased europe in the united states to accept millions of foreign migrants. despite his best efforts, one unlikely country is fighting back. that country is hungry come at the very place george soros was

born. here is how they are doing it. >> just landed in budapest, the capital of hungry. it is about the size of indiana. the population of michigan, like the midwest, is pretty flat here. this is an outpost of western civilization in the middle of europe. to speak of the first thing you notice when you get to budapest, the capital of hungry, it's different. ads paid for by the government encouraging them to have big family as per the architecture is old and well-preserved, it's beautiful. there is graffiti on the streets, but it is mostly conservative. the people who run their country have tremendous pride. >> like a lot of buildings, there are bullet holes. ♪ ♪

>> tucker: they have pretty architecture that doesn't degrade people that uplifts the human spirit. this is the first 3.5 minutes of the documentary and you can stream the entire thing on tuckercarlson capsoff.com. one of the saddest most shocking stories in a long time, a a 31-year-old and father has been denied a transplant. he hasn't been vaccinated, so he's been denied. the family will join us next.

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♪ ♪ >> tucker: some hospitals in this country are punishing patients who refuse to take joe biden's mandates on injections by denying them life-saving medical treatment. it's happening a lot of places. one of those patients was a 31-year-old boston resident who needs a transplant immediately appeared he was about to receive one and then bring them women's lid boston, one of the most famous hospitals in the world, said he can't have one because he hasn't gotten the shot. there's no medical justification for this role at all. he poses no threat to anyone.

incidentally, hard inflammation is a known side effect of the cove a child. could be deadly for someone who has heart problems peer at the point poses no threat, but they have told him, do this or you will die. heather dawson is here along with his mother and father david. first, to the mom come if you don't mind, tell us where the sleazy you, where this leaves your son. i'm so sorry about this. >> where this leaves me? it leaves me just hopeful right now. he just got of open heart surgery yesterday, he had to have a valve put in place. now he is in need of a transplant. so if i find myself --

you know, you are sad. we are devastated by the news. we are devastated. >> tucker: i can't imagine that. >> he can't -- >> tucker: he can't get the transplant. david, tell us, did you expect that bring them women's was going to treat your son? >> absolutely. they have an insanely great reputation. but he got led down a path where they had to stop doing procedures where they said he was qualified nonetheless for the heart transplant. but he had to get the vaccine in order to get that transplant. he's deteriorated so much so quickly. that they had to resort to open heart surgery and doing the l

that mechanical pump. so now my boy has -- she's in recovery. he went through seven hours of surgery. >> tucker: that's horrifying. heather, you and d.j. have two children is my understanding? >> that's correct. >> tucker: what is this like for you? and what would you say to the hospital if you could speak to them. >> it's terrible. i mean... it sucks because his nurses are amazing. they have been amazing to him. his doctors have been amazing to him. but that does just -- having not dangled over her head at the very last minute after he had been through all the testing, after he received his letter saying that he was accepted onto the transplant list. it is just so disheartening that

they would hang out over his head right the last moment. >> tucker: where all the decent people in this country who assigned money to bring them women's or sustain its worldwide reputation as a great hospital that cares about patients. has anyone come to your aid? this is such a moral atrocity. has anyone taken your side on this? >> not really. besides the fund-raising we have done for ourselves. we are both self-employed small business owners. and aside from that, they haven't gotten any help. >> tucker: i'm so sad to hear this. we are definitely rooting for you. thank you for telling your story tonight, all three of you. >> thank you. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: that is a heartbreaking story. there's been a lot of that recently appeared a lot of depressing news. we wanted some highlights and

good things that are happening for a change and after the break we are going to. ♪ ♪

>> tucker: at there's been an awful lot of depressing news lately with the lunatics trying -- all the stuff going on. so as promised last night, because we all need it, we promised to highlight some of the good things that are happening in the best country of the world, which is ours. today we want to focus on a very unexpected revival of our intellectual life.

art is dying. of course, visual arts, architecture, music, literature, all of it has been destroyed by wokeness. of course, the leaders are getting a whole lot. the ball is so low that mouth breathing cliche mongers like them are considered intellectual. here's the good news. it's not happening in public, i hope it's happening on the edges. a lot of other people under all this pressure are getting a lot smarter. they see what's going on, they have been forced to think about what is happening to the country and come to their own conclusions. if we weren't under so much stress, they probably wouldn't have thought about it. the people in charge would very much like to ban freethinkers from the internet. but it turns out a lot of these people are able to make their ideas heard and to communicate with one another. that tells you that even in the era of big tech, total

censorship is really hard to pull off. may be impossible. people inevitably learn what is true and some of them have the ability to explain it. and god bless those people. one of them is the student in illinois called addison george brett george brett watcher explained to her school board why masking children is child abuse. >> i'm here to say thank you. thank you school board and superintendent bridges for not using your power to push back on the state of illinois about the mask mandate. we get to wear masks all day every day now. isn't that great? thank you for forcing me to wear masks so i would no longer have to brush my teeth or wash my face. thank you for teaching me that even the most minute risk is not worth taking. life is best when you take the path of least resistance with no chance of failure and definitely no chance of catching a cold. thank you for pushing your irrational fears and deck ascites on to me. because i didn't already have enough to worry about.

i realize now how easy i had it when i only had to worry about my classes, my grades, s.a.t., and getting into college. >> tucker: is so great. obviously covid has been a tragedy for everybody. it's destroyed an entire generation of young people. do you know any young people? then you know it. but there's also young people come here to sell one of them, who became braver, smarter, and more focused, and much more impressive. and god bless them. we are glad they exist. in latin company virginia, one parent is brave, not afraid to tell the truth. he gave a voice to frustrated parents everywhere when he called out his school board last year. >> you are a bunch of cowards hiding behind our children having an excuse for keeping quilt don't mock schools closed. you think you are martyrs because of the decisions you are making, but the statistics do not lie that the vast majority of the population is not at risk from this virus but the garbage workers who pick up my freaking

trash risk their lives every day! more than anyone in the school system! figure it out! or get off the podium! because you know it? there are people like me and a line of other people out there who will gladly take your seat and figured out. it's not a high bar. raise the freaking bar. >> tucker: raised the bar. have they? you should decide for yourself. he is still moving towards making this a better country and he joins us tonight. thank you so much for coming on. thank you for what you said to the school board a year ago. where are you now in your attempt to make the schools better? >> we are still fighting for our children and parents continue to fight for their children every day. it's funny, i had the opportunity to be in the room with of in our younger people

and parents -- allowing parents to choose what is best for their children. and it's funny, our county right now is to to find those orders. parents just want to have a voice, they just want to be third pair that is why i'm excited to announce a new show that i money for the tenth congressional district of virginia and we are going to let parents take and have their voice back. people can go to brandon for virginia.com and contribute. the tenth district is the backyard of washington, d.c. you have joe biden and nancy pelosi who, you know, they're going to do everything they can to keep that control and we are not going to let it happen. again, it is brandonforvirginia.com . >> tucker: what it seems like we are looking at democracy. your citizen, your voter, your taxpayer, and you're a parent. are raising your voice in public. you are not rewarded for it, you

are not celebrated for it, you are attacked and somehow you don't have a right to speak. i just find it so thrilling that it actually seems to have worked. you are the one of the people who helped change the state. >> first i want to give you -- i want to thank you and your team. if it weren't for you guys highlighted in this, this parents movement would not have a rocket ship to has. it is people like you and citizens all throughout our country, when they speak up, they now know that they have a voice. and that voice matters. i'm so happy to be jumping in this race, so happy to represent so many people who just may not have the same opportunity or be in a position to speak up. we just want to raise the bar. we want what is better for your country, for our kids, for our economy. this is the best country in the world. and again, i'm so excited. let's go brandon. we are going to bring some change and raise the bar in washington. >> that's so awesome. thank you.

good luck. >> thank you so much. >> tucker: we have exclusive footage that we will show you in a moment. the biden administration has been relocating. speaking of a attack on democracy. we will show you, next.

♪ ♪ >> tucker: we've obtained exclusive footage from the police department in westchester county, new york. footage shows about 100 apparently illegal immigrants getting off a charter flight in the middle of the night in westchester. someone on the tape describes how "dhs wants this on the low down." in other words, secrets. they are hiding it from you, they're doing this without your consent. speaking of an attack on democracy. in the footage, the police expressed their frustration with what is happening. >> you trying to figure this out? >> yes. >> we've been having -- you are on a secure facility here and we

don't really know anything. that is where we are having problems. were hanging out here on the tarmac. i don't know anybody. >> 100%. very easily people could just go their way. >> tucker: just to be completely clear, what you just saw as a legal pair that is a crime. that is why they are keeping it a secret. the u.s. government is not allowed to about the breaking of federal law. sorry. that is exactly what they are doing. the government contractor explains that they arrive at smaller airports to keep them hidden from the public.

[indistinct] >> tucker: oh, such as change in the population of your country but keeping it secret from you and then attacking you as some sort of big it if you notice it. is that the game? a different contractor offered his explanation. [indistinct]

>> tucker: the outcome of the government is between the american people. that is true. the biden administration is changing this country without your consent. it's a crime and it's immoral. former westchester county executive running for governor of new york. he first obtained this body cam footage through a requested we are happy to have him join us now. thank you so much for coming on. that is evidence of a crime as far as i can tell. >> our government is completely out of control right now. they have lied to us, they fly to the american people. i saw what bill did last night on the southern border where men are just getting into cabs and being put into communities pair that is what they are doing here. they are waving them in and putting on planes, sending them to airports closed out tonight like westchester and putting them on buses. i saw with my own eyes after

they denied it, by the way, that they were put onto a bus to a costco and then released into cars into the community. they keep saying it's just unaccompanied kids, completely they lied. that these kids were not going to go into her own area. they are putting into schools and the surrounding suburbs. it is a complete breakdown of our system. it is a betrayal, as a gentleman says come up a trail to the american people. of course, what i'm asking these questions, when i broke this in august, what did you that the response was? >> tucker: you are a racist, you are mean. answer the question after that and they'd fly continuously. >> tucker: bless you for saying that out loud. you are not a racist, most americans are not. it's the least racist country in the history of the world. at what point do they say, you are not going to control me with that slur anymore.

answer the question. >> that's it, we kept pressing them. this is all they do, right? where is the governor? she is complicit in this halls also. she's turning a whole blind eye to all of this. it's happening right in our communities in her state. she is more occupied about masking kids in schools and coddling criminals than she is about this for the public has a right to know, it's a public health issue. i can't go into restaurants without showing a vaccination card or masking indoors. and she is refusing to do anything about this as people are coming in, adults, we have no idea what their backgrounds are, where they are going, where they are being planted. this is a public safety issue. but more than anything it is our own government not telling us answers to our questions and we are putting the bill on all of us. >> tucker: that is exactly right. you have a nonelected governor right now.

>> you can go to my twitter account or any of my social media. were going to put up some more video and it's just totally outrageous what is happening in this country in new york on people -- i'm glad normal people are standing up right now and saying, enough is enough. take back our country. all we want, normal people, is for the law to be enforced and for people to listen to us. >> tucker: it's so nice to hear a republican who can explain himself, which you certainly come. thank you for coming on the show. >> thanks, tucker, tucker. >> tucker: san jose, california, has working to disarm the population, but are not straightforward enough to do it. they are doing it in a passive-aggressive way. ordering them to have firearm liability insurance and have an annual fee. the national association for gun rights filed a lawsuit against san jose. we have the ceo for the center for american liberty and one of the prominent civil rights

lawyers per think is much for coming on. so you can think of all kinds of people who pose a potential threat to the public, including people with infectious diseases other than corona. none of them are required to buy insurance. only gun owners. >>] this is a crazy law, tucker. and a few minutes after they finalized it last night we filed our federal civil rights lawsuit. this violates the first moment, the second amendment, and it also violates several provisions of california law. what the government is trying to do here in san jose, and this is a test case, i can promise you this is going to happen all over california and all over the country, effectively tax legal ownership of guns there are two forms per number one, there's going to be a fee that the city is going to impose on gun owners and their going to take your gun if you don't pay it. number two, they are requiring you to get insurance. they don't know what it's going to cost or if such insurance

available. as a condition of exercising a constitutional right. unfortunately what's going to happen here come i feel pretty confident that we are going to prevail in court and the people who are going to pay the bill for this are the taxpayers pay in the legal fees for this type of lawsuit. tucker, when you see politicians pass laws like this, you have to wonder, what if we required competition to buy insurance for the stupid laws that they pass and make them liable if they don't do that. >> tucker: they are not liable for anything pretty kind of knew they weren't just going to show up at your house one day and try to get your guns because that wouldn't work. so they are just going to pack you to death. thank you very much. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: much more after the break.

>> tucker: ladies and gentlemen, joe biden. >> i'm always talking about corvettes. i want to make anybody upset.

but i will point out, i went to dearborn driving that, you know, i was up there. i don't know, man. i think the press that i was crazy. i enjoyed it so much. >> tucker: we go to sean hannity to interpret. >> i felt like i was watching joe on saturday night live. thank you. you can't make it up. anyway, welcome all to "hannity." break into night and just a moment we are going to bring you the very latest from the commonwealth of virginia where young kids are now being segregated, harassed, and in some cases blocked from attending school by vindictive local democrats who are using children as a political weapon. we will tell you all about it. also tonight, big news from the u.s. supreme court. liberal justice stephen bye