lastly, gg from coatesville pennsylvania, jesse, you are the best. we gave up jeopardy and wheel of fortune to watch your show. that is all for tonight. "tucker carlson tonight" is up next and remember, i am waters, and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." you may remember that glenn youngkin became governor of virginia last month. youngkin was elected in part because he promised to let parents decide whether or not their kids wear masks and schools. voters want to bet. true to his word, almost immediately after he was sworn in, youngkin band mask mandates and schools. no one was surprised by the spirit that is how democracy is supposed to work. voters want something, they ask for it, they look someone to do

it, and that person does it. so in virginia, our system functions perfectly come our democratic system. there are still people in the state of virginia who don't believe in democracy. they are not cue in on people, other members democratic party. they have contempt for election results and they do what they want. a lot of these people are now running the public schools in virginia. if they don't care about the law or election outcomes, they refused to lift the mask mandates for children. governor young and pushed back against the scum of course, and it wound up in court. yesterday the judge in that case made a highly revealing statement. "i'm not going to decide who's right and who's wrong on masking, this is really about the hierarchy of authority." exactly. that's really it is what it is it about.

there's not a huge amount of scientific debate over masks on children. masks don't appear to work or protect children. we do know they hurt children profoundly. at this point, the only debate left is not a a debate over science, it's about power. who is in charge of your children? is it to you the voters or is it unelected bureaucrats? are they really in charge? to be clear, this isn't about masks. those are the questions we are debating at this point. jenna davidson has artie made up her mind about these questions. davidson is an assistant principal at an elementary school. listen here she's threatens to have children arrest if they dare to show up without a mask. >> your children will be held in an end school restriction situation here at school. it is important that i point out to you as stated in the letter she will receive, that at they not allowed on campus or allowed

in county public school property starting tomorrow it will be considered trespassing. it's important that i make that statement to you. we will look forward to hearing from you via phone so you can let us know -- >> how long can -- >> tucker: have to ask, how can someone like that end up running an elementary school? to be clear, trespassing, is a virginia class one misdemeanor. if you trespass, you could get a year in prison and a $2500 fine. that is exactly what she is threatening kids with if they show up without masks at school. so in martin county, you can assault someone in a bathroom in the school will cover for you, but if you show up without a mask you face a year in jail. it's not just virginia, this is happening all over the country. according to a service that tracks mask policies, they still

require masks. hit new york for example, the aqua knock elementary school sent letters to parents recently saying that they would be considered true and if they dared to show up to school without a mask. the state of new york, the parents of students can receive fines and prison terms. this show obtained a letter from the elementary school to the parents of a very young child and hold their "for the last week your child has arrived at school but refused to wear a mask. therefore has not been permitted to attend class or participate in other school activities." your child will no longer be able to attend school and must they a mask. if your child does not return to school, they will be considered truant. oh, so the child is punished either way. what you notice is that nowhere in the letter is there any scientific justification for these rules. because of course, there isn't one. it doesn't exist. there is a consensus now that mask mandates were children do not protect children or adults.

to be clear, that's not a right-wing opinion. the "atlantic" magazine was default setting for two full years has been screaming covid hysteria just published a piece entitled, the case against masks at school. they know that masks have little benefit. today a team of scientists publish this op-ed. their conclusion, "with vaccines available, they are not necessary in school." they went on to explain that even in unvaccinated children, rates of serious disease from covid-19 are similar to that of the seasonal flu. and we do not normally take exceptional precautions and schools for the flu. for which we do not normally implement school mask mandates." you knew that. but they are finally admitting it. they reviewed the data on school masking and find that well-controlled the real world studies consistently failed to find a convincing benefit while study cited to support masking have serious flaws.

once again, we've been telling you this for a year and a half. and now it's completely confirmed, there doesn't seem to be a debate about it. they don't benefit children, they actively harm children. long-term use of masks on children can inflict profound cognitive damage. again, you could've guessed this. one therapist in palm beach, florida, says her clinic has seen a three end at 64% increase in referrals of babies and toddlers. everything about this is shocking. but what is most shocking of all is that we are virtually alone in doing it. in other countries in the civilized world, kids are not required for masks in school. this is not a mystery. it is not a secret. there is no logic or data to support their position. when you don't have evidence or legitimate justification, you

move very quickly to indoctrination. here's an assistant superintendent for wake county public schools called paul cole. he explains on video his plan to reprogram children so that they obey him without question. >> you're trying to practice when they are going into prickly classrooms and from there trying to help them get into normalized situation where masks potentially in a kindergarten classroom and so forth. that is what we are trying to do. >> tucker: so there's no reason to have a country in which our children are "educated by people like that." you are required by law to hand over your kids to people like that, people who are psychological damage to have nothing to do with education and are in fact sinister. why are they doing that? of course because long-term this is how you maintain power. if you've got nothing to convince people with, you manipulate them. you weaken the young people, you degrade their mental health.

that is how you maintain control. take a look at this picture from oxford middle school in the state of connecticut. you can see students in a band playing instruments with masks over their faces. but even more ridiculous, and the instruments have masks. it is easy to laugh at this, but it's also horrifying. i think about the brainwashing required to do this with a straight face. other than the lunacy extending to adults, in florida, a free state most of the time, anyone who wants to check out a book from the library must have a mask on. so comply or you are not allowed to read. some people have medical exemptions where they don't have to wear a mask. they have copd for example. if you have a medical exemption, you don't get to read as many books. you have to make do with a much smaller selection of reading material. watch. [indistinct] >> do we have any idea when they

are going to start honoring these exemptions? >> we don't know anything about that. we just follow what they tell us. i do apologize. [indistinct] >> thank you. >> tucker: let's put kids on zoom class and prevent adults from reading books unless they obey. pretty hard to justify any of this in terms a logical person would understand, so they're not even bothering the people enforcing these rules or arguing on their behalf, they are just laughing at you and making you do it. here's an example from los angeles be the mayor of that city, the second biggest city in this country, eric garcetti explains that he wasn't wearing a mask when he took an indoor photograph with magic johnson, someone has technically immunocompromised, but listen to his explanation. >> when people ask for a photograph, this is the upper

sent chance of infection -- i -- to me it is crystal clear that nobody has been endangered by that. >> tucker: i held my breath, i did not inhale. he does a blush when he says that, he just says it and expects you to believe it. that's a total adequate explanation. "i didn't breathe, so therefore it's mine." gavin newsom did the same. he took a mask was photograph of magic johnson. for the record, that is fine. these are the people who are telling you that's a crime. so when they are caught doing it, what is their excuse? the governor of california says he has a mask in his hands, so he was safe. >> i was very judicious yesterday. magic was kind enough, generous enough to ask me for a photograph. in my left hand is the mask and i took the photo. the rest of the time i wore it as we all should.

not when i had a glass of water or anything. and i encourage everybody else to do so. and that's it. >> tucker: i'm not actually encouraging everybody else to do this, more like required everyone else to do this. that and a whole lot of other things that have scientific justification. as long as you have a mask in your left hand and you make the rules, you don't have to obey the rules. that is how it works. again, these expeditions are getting more transparent, more absurd. that should make you a little worried, because when people stop explaining things or trying to justify them or win over their position, what did they have left? for us. that's it. they just have force. ian smith knows a lot about force from the service and covid restrictions. he has run to list gym for a long time but he's had them on the show a number of times to explain his battles with the state of new jersey and every time we've had him on with the outcome of that guy is smart. we are glad he does.

now he's running for congress and the state of new jersey. and we are honored to have them on tonight. ian smith, great to see you. congratulations. i don't even know what you are running on, but having talked to you many times i'm very glad you are running. tell us why you are doing it. >> i feel it is the duty of ordinary citizens to step up and fulfill these positions because if we continue to watch the same politicians who were just talking about, we are going to get the same results. if we want to restore sanity and common sense and good policy to our government, ordinary citizens need to step up. and i believe if i have a duty to do so and i look around my community and i see a lot that i can fix with common sense, america first policies. i'm going to be championing that all the way into november. >> tucker: you are the first person i heard in this country, that was almost two years ago, when you said this is a disease that tends to hurt people who

are already unhealthy, some so maybe people should make an extra effort to take care of their health and they shut you down for saying that. that suggests to me a deep commitment to the obvious common sense -- give me another example of how you were going to apply those qualities to governing if elected? >> one of the first things that i would move to do is to bring forth legislation that is going to apply the same standards that as individuals and americans we hold ourselves to, which is fiscal responsibility to our government. the out-of-control spending that we are seen as not only alarming, but it's downright scary. the national debt just past $30 trillion and the people at the home right now are showing no signs of stopping that. the more that we spend, the deeper that hole gets. all the while our dollar seems to lose value with every passing day. i think americans are owed thought and we should demand that from our politicians.

>> why did they go after ian smith at his gym in new jersey? it's because he could explain why you were doing what you are doing and therefore you convinced others. i bet they are going to oppose you and overly vigorous way. ian smith, thank you. >> and i hope that they do. thank you very much, tucker. >> tucker: crime is out of control, thousands of people have died in the last years. joe biden is against crime. giving a speech on it, there's a lot he didn't talk about. we are going to speak to the sheriff of los angeles county about what the president should have said. that's next. ♪ ♪

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if you've got any parenting questions, consult joe biden. that was mean. we will admit it. it generally try to wake fun of the way people look because it's low. by the way, we would struggle with fig newtons a lot every day. that is exactly why we don't use this show to harangue other people about their personal health decisions because we've got some level of self-awareness. these people do not -- health child-rearing advice from joe biden? that's a joke. homicides are up to record levels in dozens of american cities. the theft is so rampant that stores are closing by the dozen. so joe biden decided it's finally time to acknowledge is this happening with a speech. he visited new york today, city that seen a 40% jump in major crimes in the past year during his presidency. according to biden, the problem isn't soros backed -- the

problem is that people are exercising their constitutional right. >> do you want to crack down on the use of firearms to commit violence, that includes taking on and shutting down rogue gun dealers. it's about doing background checks as well as outright selling -- making sure the people who are not allowed to have a gun don't get the gun in the first place. and again, for any -- this doesn't violate anybody second amendment right. there's no violation of a second amendment right. we talk like there's no amendment that is absolute. >> tucker: right. so the problem is -- keep in mind, in new york city biden endorsed politicians have stopped enforcing a lot of the gun laws. stop and frisk, remember that? people with illegal guns are getting away.

by the way, joe biden's own son violated federal laws. he broke out on laws as a felony. no moment is absolute. but according to joe biden, the real key here is hiring more social workers. >> will we need mental health workers. we need more people when you are called on the scene, it's not just someone standing there with a weapon. it is someone who also knows how to talk to people. talk them down. we can't expect you do to every single solitary thing that needs to be done to keep the community safe. it is time to fund community policing and protect and serve the community. >> we are going to stop playing from -- the bottom line is, the laws are not being enforced. we have good laws, we just don't use them. he would know a lot about that. the sheriff of los angeles county, the biggest, or one of the biggest counties.

he sheriff, thank you so much for coming on. as the problem that there's none enough social workers? >> i could tell you this, we have an abundance of social workers. what we have as a district attorney who refuses to enforce the laws that are already on the books. we've got laws about bad guys using guns to do bad things. >> tucker: i am in cities across the country, you are caught with an illegal gun. and nobody does anything to you about it. i want to does the president not notice or care what is going on here exactly? >> i don't know if the word is going up to the federal level, but i appreciate that he is now funding law enforcement and he's pushing against the defunding. that is great. however they need to deliver that memo to my board of

supervisors who is still actively defunding the sheriff's department and trying to say oh, no, we are not. yet i am losing deputies by the hundreds and now come april 1st i'm going to be missing 1600 personnel that i should already have and they are pretending like they are not being defunded. >> tucker: speaking of democracy, we hear a lot about democracy, are there a lot of voters who want fewer police in l.a.? >> i have not found them. i've been everywhere through l.a. county. i've been to 85 town halls. i've spoken to tens of thousands of county residents. i've been on the trains. they are all begging, we need to see my deputies on the streets. where are they? and my supervisors say, well, you are going to have to do with less. in fact now i've learned that we had to graze the overtime that each deputy has to work from 96 hours a month to 120 hours a month. that ceiling has been raised and

they can work 30 days consecutively without a break because we don't have enough deputies. >> tucker: you can't do any job that many hours a week, that many days in a row and be your best, right? who could do that? >> that is a huge threat. you're a bit of wind up with deputies that are going to pretty much crashed on their way home just by sheer exhaustion. they're going to fall asleep -- we can't let that happen. >> yeah, i wouldn't want to host a talk show 30 days in a row. i appreciate you coming on tonight. thank you. >> you've got it, tucker. our documentary -- the episode about the breakdown, the total breakdown of breakdown of "law & order" in l.a. county and the george soros backed d.a. howe has caused all of this. that'll be one of the featured interviewers. he's turning out to be a hero. canadian truckers are still in the capital city of ottawa were announced originally as a tool a

by the way. it's heading to washington, d.c. but first, judge jeanine pirro and lawrence jones here are four final straight ahead. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> tucker: time now for the final exam where we mercilessly pin the professors once against each other. c has been playing the closest attention to the news. the contestants this week, judge jeanine, and lawrence jones. we could not be more honor. thank you to you both. >> thank you for helping us us. >> be nice. >> you be nice! >> tucker: i'm always nice. i am the impartial judge/talk show host. >> i'm the judge! >> tucker: you know the rules. hands-on buzzers. i asked the questions. the first person to buzz gets

the answer. you can answer once i acknowledge you by saying your name, every correct answer gets zero-point come every wrong answer their tracks. final exam, best-of-five wins. >> what we would not? >> tucker: you win the agile agent, the admiration of millions. and a t-shirt! >> okay, okay. headed! >> tucker: okay pret question one, this is a multiple choice. actress bette midler, she still around, recently attacked the people of west virginia, all of them peered she called them "a literate and strung out" where the state's governor jim justice was infuriated by the spirit he fired back and told her to do what? was it i, drop dead. b, because his dogs but. c, jump in a lake. >> b.

>> tucker: okay, where you write? let's roll the tape. >> i told every bad joke in the world about it. from that standpoint, baby dog, all those out there, kiss her heinie. >> i knew that! >> i did know that. i hid it. after before you finish? >> tucker: look, i'm staying out of this. but our panel of judges who are overseen by another panel of judges looking on to keep them on his sides, i'm not part of it. on to question two, if you listen you know that npr has become a list of genetically absurd recently. we played some of the segments on our show. which one of the following two reports was an actual topic covered by national public radio in the last week. a, the race of the yellow skinned imo g.

b, the history of wheelchair softball in nepal. someone's got to head it. clearly -- >> the history of wheelchair softball. to speak i'm going to go. i'm going to do a. >> tucker: a. roll the tape please. >> laura johnson from austin, texas, that she used to think the yellow emoji, but then she started reading a book. >> her fabulous books that you want to talk about race, she made me realize that our culture tends to default to whiteness. and that's yellow emoji is white. >> tucker: clearly loyal. >> i let you go, judge. >> i didn't know the answer. you guessed! >> and i got it right. >> tucker: you know it, judge,

because your spirit is so clean it is unsullied by npr but i can't even imagine what's on there. >> everything with npr is about race. >> tucker: such a good point. all right come on to question three. this is another multiple choice and the judges say it's worth two points. at its weekend rally, donald trump called on joe biden to take a cognitive test. as you might remember, former president trump was talking about his own cognitive test told us he was told to memorize a list of five ports. the first three words, he will call, person, woman, who can. what were the final two? a, desk and chair. b, camera and tv. c, dog. >> okay, judge. >> desk and chair. >> tucker: k is the judge's

joints. >> 15, 20 minutes later, remember the first question, the tenth question? give us that again. if you do that again, you go person, woman, man, camera, tv. they said nobody gets it in order. >> i'm really losing. can i leave now? >> tucker: this is not a cognitive test. i got a drug too. >> but he's winning. >> tucker: you know what? the people have pulled it out on question four. this is not multiple-choice. there's only one that's allowed. here it is. role the teleprompter so i know what it is. i massive brawl broke out at the pennsylvania buffet. police say it was because people were fighting over the stake. in which establishment of this might occur?

and it's not only know uptown. >> no, it's... do you know? >> i have no clue. >> tucker: go for it, jeanine. >> the whole thing should be invalidated. >> are you saying it's right? >> there you go. what do you think it is? >> applicants applebee's, but i'm going to say applebee's say applebee's. >> tucker: was at applebee's? will the tape please. >> at a golden corral outside of philly. [indistinct] >> all i want to do is eat. >> tucker: i actually think you are negative three. i'm not a math guy. negative three. they are confirming that. by the way, you could win and the other direction. to come in with the fewest

points on history to be its own kind. this is the final question. this is a multiple-choice -- it's also worth two points. here it is. people have talked for quite some time now that justin trudeau, the prime minister of granada to our north, is actually the son of a famous dictator. frankly that appears to be true. is that famous dictator qaddafi of libya come of it castro of cuba, or chairman mao of china? lawrence jones. >> let's go with a. by the way. i think that's a better guess. i'm not sure it's correct, but we will find out. roll the tape. >> that is margaret trude trude. >> i think that the chemistry between both wasery, very good. i remember reading, she said

that she was the man she ever met and she spent the whole time with him. >> i thought she absolutely repeated. >> what a charmer. you know why he's in power. >> tucker: did he bear the love child of fidel castro and does he now run canada? the answer is, for sure. >> what -- i have zero? >> it doesn't matter! >> tucker: you may be at zero, but the judge is a little lower than that. >> i'm negative one. you won! >> tucker: lawrence, your prize is a pro trucker anti-trudeau/anti-castro t-shirts. >> i endorse it. >> conniving t-shirt too. >> tucker: you know what, yes you can. >> what? [laughter] >> thank you! spew on great to you both.

we will be back.

usable musical >> tucker: you may have heard of airbnb, an online service that connects property owners with people who want to rent a short. people traveling on vacation or business. they have a very straightforward mission. or it did. around the time that donald trump took office, airbnb decided to become an aggressive agent of authoritarian social change. the first step, of course, was to address "bias and discrimination and its own operations." to do that, it followed the guidance of, believe it or not, al sharpton's actual action network. three years later they accelerated. they began banning conservatives from spending the night and its properties. they didn't say this out loud, they referred people as white nationalist because that is the descriptor they always read. then after january 6, they emptied up more. airbnb announced that domestic

terrorist and violent hate group members are also banned. seve got to ask, some of these terms are ever to find, who are these white nationalist terror leaders that airbnb is banning from spending the night? let's put a face on this bid when it was longtime conservatives who for the record is not white. it's kind of hard to be white nationalist if you are not white, but that is what they are saying she is. she learned this when she tried to rent an airbnb for a family trip and we were denied. the explanation they received "airbnb's community policies prohibit people who are members of or actively associated with known hate groups." there airbnb decided to send this notice to michelle malkin's husband. "because we can see that she often travels with you via bookings made through your account, per our policies we will need to remove your account from airbnb as well." they are punishing the family. i'm wondering if the kids are next. why wouldn't they be next? so now you're thinking, what

exactly did michelle malkin do wrong? what if your family do wrong? they didn't actually do anything wrong. they didn't hurt anyone, they didn't break any law, they didn't commute will not commit any act of terrorism. instead, they said she was banned because she wants book at a conference hosted by a group of the utterly fraudulent fairly corrupt somebody that they don't like. they didn't cite anything she said. it was people she was in the same room with. it was guilt by association. but the big point is this. the amoral lawyers at the law center get to decide where your family stays when you can spend the night, whether you have housing or not. that is the chinese standard. are you comfortable with that? this is the kind of country want to live in? the media have no problem with it. nobody in congress has said a word. michelle mike green as fighting this on her own bread would you agree with her or not is irrelevant. you ought to be fervently hoping she wins. truckers, i think the outcome

are continuing their protest on behalf of freedom in ottawa, canada, tonight. that is the capital of canada. they are demonstrating against covid restrictions, vaccine mandates, among other things. prime minister justin third old remains in hiding. he fled in the face of turkestan. we are not exactly sure where he is. the question for us, however, could there be an american version of this trucker convoy for freedom? apparently truckers in the united states are planning a convoy to washington, d.c. a facebook group gained more than 130,000 members in recent dates. that is effective community organizing. so of course, facebook had to shut it down immediately because it is a threat to the powers that be. they banned them from facebook. the coorganizer -- thank you so much for coming on. so you are trying to organize

people to express the constitutionally prevented pinions to challenge the government's views on something not by force but through words. and facebook is preventing you from doing that? on what grounds? >> they made an excuse it was based on a violation of policies around their qanon standards or something to that. the thing was about it that it was -- there was none of that. none of us are associated with any of that. they wiped out two of the administrators facebook profiles altogether. i mean, they can't even make a profile. they are completely banned. even though there was nothing on their personal pages. if it comes anywhere close to that. we have been advocating for or not will not being very centered. it is not a right issue, it is

not a left issue, it's a human issue. this is something we are standing up to the mandate as a constitutional violation. they violate our constitutional right and we understand that truckers are not under this mandate, but health care workers are, teachers are, law enforcement, military. those are our heroes. along with what i believe truck drivers are heroes during the pandemic. we felt it necessary to stand up. and so did canada. it's not just our constitutional rights, its rights as as a human being. this is a major violation of our human right. or some would call our god-given right. >> tucker: that's exactly right. that primarily applies to the right to believe whatever you want. but i know that you are allowed to believe it. you can believe whatever you

want. to so belief is to totalitarian. >> it absolutely is. the funny thing about it, people want to say that if you are anti-vax, you are evil human being. i have no idea why. i don't get it. i can't even understand it. and what many of our opinions are now is the anti-vax crowd, anybody that doesn't want to be mandated to be vaccinated will say that. if you want a vaccination, get it. if you don't, don't. people who aren't or don't want to get vaccinated should almost be under a protected class category. some of the civil right stuff. the work for a disability. at that have allowed or have stopped employers from being able to fire you because you got heavy and wait or because you're a female, we can't hire you. some of those things, protected

classes, at this point. especially with the way things are going. i think it should be looked at that the unvaccinated are classified as a protected class. >> tucker: i think they have no protection by definition. we are certainly supporting your constitutional right to peacefully assembl and petition your government for change. make you so much. staff at cnn are having to adjust to a life without jeff's ocher. the question is, who will replace jeff zucker? next. ♪ ♪

>> tucker: i told you last

night, you saw it, john zucker got canned. tonight, who takes over as president of cnn? we don't know. seems pretty out of it is the leading, and indents will be chosen for their physical appearance rather than the confidence. we are also human and we want to help a fellow news channel in distress but so in the spirit of cross network cooperation, here's a suggestion. why not replace jeff zucker with jeff to ben. they both called jeff. it's not a small thing, sure, jeff, consume tight. here's your large pizza, jeff. so trey dean one jeff for another would ease the transition. he wouldn't want a penelope in the job, too many syllables. jeff knows the cnn landscape yet he knows how cnn works. in fact, he's trying to illustrate on his famous soon --a lot rubbed off on him overe

years. running a left-wing tv network isn't like exposing yourself online. it is a lot more embarrassing than that. it's also a ton of work. you have to get up early every morning. you can lie in bed. if got to make it to the office and crank it out. jeff toobin is up to it. he reportedly has a keen business mind. you can imagine the weight of new sponsorships, the luber term news hour. content sharing deal between headline news and only fans for the possibilities are endless. so don't dismiss jeff toobin, ladies and gentlemen, as the new president of cnn. they've already endorsed him. if. fewer lawsuits. he's not going to harass anyone. only himself. that's it for us tonight. of course, we will be back tomorrow and every night at 8:00 p.m., the show that's the sworn enemy of line -- [laughs] i'm sorry. it was just sitting there.

it's impossible. it's impossible to stop ourselves today. >> sean: i literally have tears in my eyes. he ruined my show. >> tucker: i'm sorry! it's so obvious, i mean, come on. >> sean: i was going to suggest humpty dumpty. mine -- i can't touch that, no pun intended. beat dearon tucker, thank you. welcome to "hannity." we will try to get ourselves together. we will confront a major problem in the u.s., and that is the left in this country, they have an alarming war on freedom. freedom of thought, freedom itself. forget the constitution, natural born rights, or rights that come from god not from government. but little tyrants on the left using every tool at their disposal to control what you are allowed to say, what you are allowed to hear, and just who is allowed to express an opinion. they want to tell you what to