hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. t i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to premature as i sit down i'llgh try. i noticed that i felt sharper. i felt like that i was able to respond to things quicker and it works for. me a healthier brand, better life. >> good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. since the day that donald trump became president, democrats in washington have toldsi you have a patriotic duty too hate vladimir putin. it's not a suggestion. it's a mandate. anything less than hatred for putin is treason n . many americans have obeyed this directive. they now dutifully hate vladimir putin. maybe you're one of them. hating putin has become the central purpose of america's foreign policy. it's the main thing that weci talk about entire cable

channels now devoted to it very soon that hatred of vladimir putin could bring the united states into a conflictf in eastern europe. before that happens, it might be worth asking yourself since it is getting pretty serious. what is this really about?bo why do i hate putin so much? has putin never called me a racist? has he threatened to get meik fired for disagreeing with him t as he shipped every middleri class job in my town to russia? did he manufacture a worldwide pandemic that wrecked my business and kept me indoors for two years? isis he teaching my children to embrace racial discrimination? is he making qunol? isis trying to out christianity? does he eat dogs these are fairy questions and the answer to all of them is no. vladimir putin didn't do any of that . so why does permanent washington hate him so . much? ifif you've been watching the news, you know that putin is having a border dispute with a nation called ukraine. now the main thing to know about ukraine for our purposes is that its leaders once sent millions of dollars to joe biden's family, notn' surprisingly, ukraine is now

one of biden's favorite countries. biden has pledged to defendid ukraine's borders even as he opens our borders to the worlden . that'sbo how it works. invading america is called equity invading ukraine is a war crime. so with every day we moveov closer to some kind of conflict with russia, a conflict that could easily spin out off control given toon the people running this have no fine motor skills. the administration assuresg this has nothing at all to do with repaying joe biden's personal debts. ukrainian oligarchs? all.rc it's completely and totally unrelated. the point here is to defend democracy, not the ukraine is a democracy. itit is not a democracy. ukraine's president hasra arrested his mainresiit political opponent. he has shutic down newspapers and television stations that have dared to criticize him. soso in american terms, you wouo call ukraine a tyranny.ey but. joe biden likes ukraine. soli putin bad war good. how will this conflict affect you will affect you quite a bit. actually , energy prices in thea united states are about to go way up and that means that everything you buy will t become much more expensiveo frm

the food you eat to the car you drive to tickets. you need to take your family vacation this summer assuming you can still afford vacation by then you're about to become measurably poorer. it's not a gas joe biden has admitted this . on the other hand , you'ree going to win an important moral victory against dastardly old vladimir putin who was much, much worse than justin trudeau. mu can feel tnow, you good about that because because come to think of it, why would you feel good about that ? it seems like a pretty terrible deal foror you and for the unitu states. hunter biden gets a million dollars a year from ukraine, but you can no a longer afford o go out to dinner. that's not a bargain. what are we missing here? what we're missing is the big picture and that's why joe biden has dispatched kamala harris to explain that picture to us . kamala harris, his old job iso to open america's border. shee did that . d her new job is to keep ukrainess borders closed. kamala harris c was in europe the other day to explain the whole thing. shee began with a history lesson letting the european peoples

know h about their recent past,w which she assumes they've forgotten since so few of them speak a english. >> she opens a traditional salutation. listen, guys,e so s because thas the way real historians and states people talk watch, don't educate. >> i mean, listen, guys, we're talking about the potential for war in europe. op i mean,e let's really take a moment to understandly the significance of what we're talking about. it'sutut seventy years and throh those seventy years, as i mentioned yesterday, there has been peace and security. we are talking about the real r possibility of war in europe. listen, guys, you may beis europeans who livete in europe, but you don't fully understand the ramifications of war in europe. that's your problem. the thing about europe, you've had peace and securityio for m more than 70 years. >> come on . harris just told the europeans that, by the way, is true . if you don't count the breakup of yugoslavia which caused hundreds of thousands of deaths

in the 1990s or the soviet occupation of half of the landmass which amounted to the enslavement of hundreds of wmillions. but apart from that , mrs. lincoln, it's all been peace and security in europe until now. the soviets were fine. vladimir putin isnt bad. what do we do about that ? kamala harris, explain that to watch. and the allied relationship ish such that we have agreed that the deterrence effect of sanctions is still a meaningful one , especially because remember also o we still sincerely hope that there is a diplomatic path out of out of this moment and within the context of the fact that window is still open, although open, although it is absolutely narrowing. but within the context oft a diplomatic path still being open, the deterrence effect wect believe has merit. got that .ke take a breath and let it sink in . here it is again.. a quote we b have agreed that the deterrence effect of these sanctions is still a meaningful

one , especially because remember also we still sincerely hope that there is a diplomatic path out of this moment within the context then of the fact that the windowdi is still open and stil open, although it is absolutely narrowing. but within the contextststing, n the diplomatic path still being open, the deterrence effect we believe has merit. well, of course it has merit.er the only question is t what the hell are you talkingng about? and the answer is kamala harris has no real idea what she's talking about. she can even point to the direction of what she's talking about s. her mouth opensta and pre-digested chunks of language come tumbling out in nolk m particular order. it's soothing to listen to until you try to understander what it means. as kamala harris w told us just last month, quote, it is time for us to do what we havee been doing and that time is everyda day to which we respond. that's right. mr. vice president. personon today is the first day of the rest off your life. learn it, love it, live it. and while you're at, it, eat, pray, love. you can just imagine vladimir putin's reaction to all of this when an aide drops

a translated transcript ofip harris's remarks on his desk.tar the slavic mind is a hall of mirrors. it's his traps at every intersection. clearly kamala harris must bela setting some sort of trap for hm the russians here. her words don't make sense, but she can't possibly be dim and childish. americasi is a superpower. it would never put a senile man and an imbecile in charge ofn the country on the other hand , maybe so.be and by the way, it's not just our country. a few weeks ago the russianee foreign minister sergei lavrov met with his britishs counterpart liz truss. lavrov asked frost if her country recognized russian sovereignty over rostov and verona's, both of which are actually parts of russia.of so it was a trick question. but a liz truss, who used to wok in sales, had no idea. n soo she applied to great britain, would never recognize these regions as russianhe despite the fact they already are russian. so truss has no idea what she's

talking about either. but here's the thingas. wasn't embarrassed about that . none of them are embarrassed about that . johnhiab bolton knows a lot. on the other hand , he spentow decades weakening americade with terrible foreign policy ideas and getting a lot of decent people killed for no good reason at all. foso you think at this point if justice were real, john bolton would be living in isolation and shame somewhere, spending his days in atonement? that's what you would do. butthis that's not what he's dog now here's john bolton, msnbc demanding w yet another war , this one with the nuclear armedj power watch. dodo you think that us forces should actually go in to defendd ukraine? well, i think it's probably too? late for that now. but i would say this the red line between being a treaty ally of the united states l not being one is significant. but the issue as innit b all iss like this is would a russian invasion and takeover of ukraine adversely affect american national security and out of its nato allies? the answer that's absolutely yes. we did not act appropriately early. i think we should have had more american forces in ukraine

not to fight the russians but to train with the ukrainians and to show those russian generals looking acrosse the border and seeing american flags. i wonder what that means. took that off the table saying there would be no american forces involved and he got nothing for it. so the only problem, joe biden's ukraine policy says john bolton is that is too weak. your kidsidic aren't fighting te right now. hunkered down in february, shooting at putin aer. let's try a winter war inle russia. no one's done it before, but we have high hopes. alexander vindman is in fact demanding it unlike the british foreign secretary alexander vindman knows quite a bit about ukraine. in fact,eign he was born there. alexander vindman believes you have a moral obligationwa to defend his homeland and if youhe don't, you're a murderer. watch him once again on msnbc. >> i think these folks, these right wing pundits and the gop that support him really frankly have blood on their hands qu they're encouraging and enticing this kind of

opportunismec from putin. and it's not whether it's not just kind of plain rhetoric like you can say something without consequences butou too often happens in here in the united states. this has real consequences r and people are going to dieea because of this . >> they're goingil to die.uc so your job is to take up arms in defense of alexander vindman home country or else you're evil. you have of blood on your hands and that's effectively our policy. , you'veexander vindman got a compelling argument we'rea in what's is going to costil us to defend the country you were born it well, in fact, joe biden addressednt that question today. defending freedom will have j cost for us here at home. bidenoeon said we need to be hoe about it really. biden went on to outlinest what he called the pain off our sanctions. watch reimplement for blocking sanctions on two large russian financial institutions, vehbi and our military backed implementing comprehensive sanctions on russia'sta soverein

debt. that means we've cut off russia's government from western finance. it can no longer raise w money from the west and cannot trade in its new debt on our markets or european markets starting tomorrow and continuing in the days ahead. we'll also impose sanctions on russian elites and their family members. they sharelead in the corrupt ge of the kremlin policies and should share the pain as well because of russia's actions, we work w with germanya to ensure nord stream two willen not, as i promised, will not move forward. so let's put aside the question of why you would ever want toio shut down any energy pipelineip anywhere ever. especially now crude oil is near nearing $100 a barrel. it's the highest price since 2014. that's not a small thing because you need energy to live. it's not negotiable. so how does having less energy help the united states?

joe biden didn't even hint at an answer to that . he didn't answer any questions. he ran away the second he hadn' finished reading the script back in real life, every person knows nothing will tank our economy faster than cutting off supply n of fossil fuels becausg despite what you may have heard from noted energy experts like sandy quintez, a country ofro three hundred and forty million peoplem can't run on windmills and solar panels. and even if we had enough of those which we don't we don'tin have the transmission lines to your housewer too and we won't for a long time. so that's all a lie. butbu don't worry, says kamala harris. the administration has ways of, fixing the spike in energy prices. they've got it under control because it turns out kamala harris is secretly in charge ofm global energy markets. no, just kidding.l harris has no idea what a barrel of oil cost. she doesn't know how natural gas is measured. what she knows about his diversity and that's pretty much it though shehe does i sent that everything is about to get a lot more expensive for you. and so to warn yououlo, she

mentioned it today. the president has already said americans will be facing some f economic fallout or some hardships. can you explain to americans what exactly will they face if this happened? sure. as the presidentat talked about in his speech, we are aware that again, when america stands for principles and all ofpl the things that we hold dear, it requires sometimes for for us to put ourselves out there in a way that maybe we will incur some cost m and then this situation that may relate to energy costs for example. so what are the principles for defending? we're defending a regime that has a rest, their mainth rival and shut downat opposition mediair. wh what principles atat stake heree apart from rewarding the biden family's patriarch? but at least she's honest enough to say what's happeninghe in eastern europe quote may relate to energy costs. that's a euphemismitur for good luck filling your truck l this august.

does that bother kamala harris?s maybe it does. in the short term, voters aren't going to like ita in november. their party will be punished, but they're doing it anyway. they're shutting downmber domesy energy pipelines here. they're picking a fight with europe's biggest gas supplier. so maybe there's something bigger at work here. maybe they're thinking long termhi. maybe they're not against rising oil and gas pricesth may be there for them. maybe expensive energy would bep good for the many renewable deals their friends and donors are invested in . wes th don'tor know the answer. we do know that all of us are about to suffer. so we hope that hating vladimir putin was worth it. tulsi w gabbard is one of the fb people in the democratic party who sawar f this coming and was excoriated for it. she's a former congresswoman from hawaii. she joins us tonight. congressman, thanks so much j fr coming on . thinkseust trying to i think it's a fair question ise an american what's in thisst for me and my neighbors and the rest of us ? and allin i'm getting is a thate can feel morally satisfied because we hate putin. >> is there something that i'm missing? no, t i don't think you're n

missing anything. the reality iso, that these sanctions don't work whether they were put in before or nowiy or later, these sanctions don't work. what we do know is that they will increase suffering and hardship for the american people and this is a whole problem with the biden administration. they are so focused on how do we punish putin that they don't care and are not focused on what is actually in the best interests of the american people. p so when biden stands there and looks directly into the camerade and says, you know, defending freedom will cost d us what really should be saying is looking directly into the american people's eyes and sayingtly this will cost you because these sanctions are not going to costs him or kamala harris or the power elite in this country, even the power elite in russia. itit is the people who will suffer, the american people, the russian people, people here at home working hard every single day facing those drastically increasing prices at the gas pump, facing increasing costs at the supermarket, impacting our

supply chain. the hardships that people areims dealing with every p day now with biden, sanctions plans are only going to see that continuing to get worse and it doesn't end there.ha tucker , this is the problem is you think russia's not going to respond. you think putin's not going to respond. he will respondnd and it's likey he'll retaliate using cyber attacks on our financial systems, our communication systems, on our basic infrastructure. biden will then be forced to respond. putin will then be forced response. we endndwi up in this endless tit for tat that leads us where to to this looming threat and likelihood of this thing going nuclear. and again, this is the reality that we all need to understand is true is that whether it ised intentional or unintentionalnt when you have two great nuclear armed countries at this point of escalation and then if there is a nuclear attack, the power elite, these people are going to go hide in their bunkers, they'll have their shelter, they'll have their food and water and everythingng they need you and i and the

american people, we will be a left out to deal with the consequences, to suffer and deal with that destruction and deathonuf that will come asa result. and yet we're doing this for principle. the people in charge who don't care at all about oururinin foug documents who violate their spirit and letter every day are telling us that in central american principles u as to do yous have any idea what that principle might be that therein lies the hypocrisy . wh thatucker is there saying wee doing this in a defense of freedom, in the defense ofr, democracyy. t but these are the very same people who are working to undermineng our own freedoms and our own democracy right here at home haveee a harddo ti seeing how they actually say these things with a straight face to the american people when they clearly don't care about these principles right here at home . i don't care about defending c them. they don't care about t the well-being of the american people t. i think that's all very clear. and i appreciate your saying as clearly as you did. tulsi gabbard joining us . thank you very much. it's interesting when people

tell you who you're required to be mad at, you've got a right to think for yourself. be mad at the people who are making your life worse, who are preventing you from sayingyo what you think is true . who are you calling you a racist for no justification only to hurt you who are destroying your children's education, who are allowing. your country to become pollutedc and overrun and filled with drugs and the homelessom maybe should be mad at them. well, to canada now we go. speaking of democracy, justin trudeau's supporters have just voted to extend martial law in canada. some of his supporters arear comparing the trucker hornes to slogans honk the horn. you're not said the mayor of new orleans is just caught without a mask after reimposek a massive mandate across the city. one hundred and fifteen stories like this we brought to but we can't get enough. we'll be right back . it's dark with a click. my opinions are popping up. the dark side of social media is hiding in plain sight

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>> t but last night his allies extended martial law. a memberma of this party argued that a permanent state of emergency is absolutelyer necessary to fight the rise of fascism in canada, which suddenly is a huge problem t. apparently she explained that honk honk the honking by truckers actually code for a salute. watch how many guns each deceased. how much vitriol do we have to see of honk honk, which is ano acronym for hitler? do we need to see by these protestersr. on social media? well, i mean the commentn on that we vaxx candace owens to do it instead he's ourto friend and candace owens we're happy to have her join us tonight. candace owens, thanks so much. ha i'm to stop right there and just hand it to you. what can i say i've ever been stuck in traffic? it's very clear that when people honk their horns they're trying to do is salute adolfho hitler. that's exactly what's goingad on . i mean this ishi so pointedly ridiculous. let me give you a foreign policy update in terms of

what we've got goingng on inn this country to our north. we've got essentially somebodyot declared himself to e be a dictator for all intents and purposes. don't worry. he saido it's only short term. i'm short short term like twote weeks to slow the spread of the honking of the hiltler supporters right to our south. we have an invasion happening, you know, people walking over our border unchecked. it's been going on . and yet meanwhile,ed the mainstream media narrative keeps insisting that we need to pay attention to russia. right.ht and if you try to focus and say no, we've got some real problems in the west, you have people in canada i spokeit with one of these organizers today. you know, they're getting arrested. not only are they getting arrested completely nonviolent protest, zero bail being offered to them right now they're not allowing some of these people the main leaders out of prison and they're really trumped up charges that really mean absolutelyle nothing except you've messed c with the state and now you're going to face the consequences ,something that you might see, by the way, underer the reign of somebody like, i don't know, adolfth hitler, josef stalin, af these things that they keep calling us is exactlyh what they're guilty of. god forbid you ask people g in our mainstream media to cover what's going on in canada. they're having their bank accounts ct shut down, not just

the organizers, by the way. people that gave themt ju pizza brought them food. welcome a cup of coffee. you have restaurants nearby in ottawa who are having police knock on their doors and they're being served papers . they're being told, hey, your bank accounts, you're not going to be shut downacco pendig further notice. that young mananot that i was speaking with today told me that they can't feed s their families. and buy't go out anything. everything is completely frozen until a their dictator justinze trudeau decides that he's going to do something about this . and this is notti going to end, by the way, exactly what they want you to focus on is russia, though, right? russia is just coming back , the soviet union coming back . communism coming back and they're trying to tell us to ignore what's happening here in the west t. i mean, it's absolutely mind boggling what's taking place. people need to staples this and keep talking about what's happening at home because i believe the threat that's happeninghat domestically is wy more significant. so you've gotot non violent protesters being held withoutr: bail. i'm not much the dock connector, but i feel like there's a familiar template fors that .

yeah, there a absolutely is.la and just again, imaginete they'n shutting down their bank accounts. do you understand a threat that we are facing when they can reach as. them? they can say guess what , s sucker? more access to your cash because you questionbe the state. ca by the way, once upon a time what we told the small fringe protest. right. i everything that they have thi tried has as indicated to me that they're running out of things to do right. they tried to smear these people off the back. they absurdly said they'rere waving confederate flags like why are canadians waving confederate flags, which is completely irrelevant to history doesn't even make sense. they tried operation januarytt six as i like toit call it, didn't work. people are waking up and understanding the tyranny and i thinknk more and more theo states are the state is going we don't have control ofdo the narrative any more . n no one's believing us anymore. so they're doing their usual theatrics, trying to drop hitler's name to pretend that these people are anything tore than hard working individuals that are absolutely sick of the tyranny, which isyta what's happening in americares as well. we are being disillusionedre with our government. we want to pursuitis the truth.

you're going to seeil that they're going to increase their iron grip because s they realize they're losing control. not i'm not sure what that has ukraine, buteastern i appreciate your candace owens the biggest problem is the focus on russia. look over there. great to see tonight . thanksks a lot. ha thank you . so latoya cantrell is the new mayor of new orleans, one of our greatest cities, which means a lot of help. ayorshe's not helping. she is reinstated the city's indoor mascot mandate that's in effect through mardi gras. that would be march 1st next week. so according to latoyas, cantrell ,the mandate is necessary because these are just not . stal times it does give us some sense ofs a normal g bringing back some normalcy. but at the same time it's very important for everyone to recognize and realize that we are not under normal times. >> yeah, so we're your obedience mask. wh well,er if you happen to attend the mayor's mardi gras ball

last friday night, it was actually a pretty normal time for latoya cantrell. she wasassct in the good times . as you can see here she is dancing carefree. her face naked the whole time.a so the people in power don't follow their own rules. a lot of them don'tfoll pay taxs to the government. they run buten nobody cares.t we is just admitted they're not releasing any data uncovered hospitalizationsu t, booster shs because that might be misinterpreted by you. okay, o brit hume is fox news senior political analyst. we're happy to have him joinnal us tonight. so we've done so many of these stories. brit, do you think people care? should they care?ar yeah,e i think these thesey politicians issue in the public with no mask on . that's a problem. people see that it's obvious hypocrisy. there's been tons of it. people are attuned to it. i have to put that down as an almost incomparable political blunder yet these people keep doing it. yeah, well,rabl again and again

and it's just like you're always reading on politicians, p politicians who don't pay their taxes. i think you're right. i pay minmi afterwards, e, whatever , whoever. but a lot of them don't owe me. >> a lot of them don't know it's this episode has revealede a lot to a lot of people about how these politicians behave, how arrogant they are entitled h . they are entitled, they feel. ow and then e of course you turn to the matter the cdc that youu just mentioned. yes, that's a wonderful example . there's other things about hypocrisy, right? the cdc thing is about. two other things about it's about incompetence because the one thing you know i about agencies like the cdc is they gather a lot of data. yes.ey and do a poor job of getting it organized, checked, collated and issued in a way that's meaningful. yes.s.s on top of that , though, we o found out in this episode that they were concerned about data particularly related to 18 to 49 year olds. i think that was the age groupo and the effect that vaccine on them and the18 data made itad look as if the vaccines really weren't effectivek.

right. because obviously for people who are at least or at least p likelyeo not the very least likely but among the least likely to be affected by it anyway. yes. so what they did was they withheld the data in the hope that it wouldn't then getting it out there. they're worried about discouraging people from getting shots. now remember fauci, it's a begining on masks as you said, didn't really report any protection. you shouldn't get them right. then he laterrote say, well, you should get him. and he became an ardent advocate of massld. the whole idea of the first go round was he didn't want people to go m buy all the masks.he so the health care workers who needed them so desperatelyy wouldn't have them. and then of course he kept moving the goalposts later on on how what level of w vaccination in the country would give us herd immunity. and he kept doing that , changing it right. the reason for that wase he wanted to continue the pressure on people to get vaccinatedrewa. na now this is the use of information not to inform people but to manipulate. and thatan has been the fact throughout all this . and it's just one further thingt

. theseesns politicians and these other leaders, health care officials, the rest of them, o they don't trust the public atth all. they don't think the public canc be trusted with the informationp to make the right decisions. that's where we are and we've seen that throughoutut this whoe pandemic. trust is reciprocal. and if you behave that way, people will not trust you, right? yeah, exactly right. and that's where we are. i mean, loss of trust in these public health officials is just extraordinary. ar we see it in the polling. you seeee it everywhere and that's that's the fruits oft this business of being willing to mislead to o tell the so-called noble lies that are supposed to have someo better purpose and maybe they do. but look h p. look at where it's brought these health officials. it's absurd. i mean, i've never tested t politicians, but the core american institutions like the cdc or the fbi, you need toe trust them and we always have. yes, i always have don'te. anymore. brthank you . well, lieutenant governor of texas dan patrick has been thinking a lotov about how to stop public universities in his state from encouraging racial discrimination.

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this is an attempt to tieaspt bicycle infractions to instances of racist policing. so across the city of seattle and king county as a whole, it's a 30 dollarou ticket if not wearingf a helmet while riding your bike. but after the first couple of yearst pretty much wasn't enforced. and yet the king county board to look intoided the ticket distribution as part of their commitment to what they defineett as equityd because they were inspired by the blm movement. so this report saysas black bicyclists are ticketed nearly four times more than white bicyclists for not wearing a helmet. but the data represents under n three hundred total tickets to black cyclists given out over 13 years and some of the people who were ticketed were homelessme o, most likelyid writing stolen bikes, which likely caught the attention of the copin at the moment that thy gave out this ticket. nevertheless, it was enough for the whole king county board of health by a vote of 11 to two to repeal the law because they say the research that i just cited shows that quoteha racist and discriminatory enforcement came as a result of

that except the research doesn't actually shownt that a disproportionately targeted anybody. disoesn't say why the numbers are what they are. it also doesn't say that whites aren't wearing helmets but f getting a pass foror it. they make up the majority ofe the tickets obamagate shows is that black bicyclists in seattle just happen to not wear helmets as much as the white bicyclists. that's all t that shows whites were ticketed, by the way, 10 times more often than asian riders. so if this was intended to be some sort of racist law, it wasn't very good at it to your point. go p, ahead and oppose this law for legitimate reasons, wantinga to focus on personal responsibility. i think that is o a legitimate argument. but the logic here is absurd.t so apply it in this way. the majority off gang membersf in the state of washington are black and latino so that means arrests associated with gang violence will disproportionatelyhaso impact blacks and latinos. soti should we get rid of enforcement? should we stop going afteror

the drive by shooters because of that ? no, of courseceea not. it is absurd, but new york city does that some students do a study on why all the self-hatred in the pacific northwest is a bottomless well. as it would be interesting to know what that's about. lgbqt claration rants. great to see you tonight . thank you . thanks, tucker . so the purpose of granting tenure to university professors was to encourage free speechss and independent thought. has it workedcour? no, it hasn't. dissent is crushed. so dampierre patrick is the lieutenant governor of the great state of texas about's thought this problem a lot and believes he has a solution. lieutenant governor of texas l l joins he has us tonight. thank you for coming on . appreciate it. u so tenure, do you think it's fulfilled its purposee,? so a about a week ago the faculy council at the university of texas, they said that they're goingsi to teach critical race theory and then they followed

up with something that really got my attention, that got my attention. but thenthin they said the facuy council takes the positionnd on this resolution that the council authority shall never, ever have any intrusion fromr, anyone outside, including the legislature or the board of regents. yo in otheru words, you can't tell us anything about how we perform our job, what we teach the students or what we sayea. and i thought just who are these people to think that somehow academic freedom which we support giveses them the ability to be unaccountable to anyone, including the taxpayers, including their board of regents. they want to be able to say anything to anyone. and tucker, we've talked about critical race theory a lot, but people still sometimes don't understand the difference and we want race to be talked about as republicans myself as a lieutenant governor. i want slavery to be examined. i want racism american to be , riined through the years whether it's in theca business sector orex the private sector

in sports. critical race theory doesn't teach that . itce teaches that because you're white you're a racist and because you're a person of color, you're a victim and they want to teach critical race theory that we are a nation that's racist and everything is based on racism. and that's what critical race theory is and that's what wed cannot allow our professors to teach young men and women who come to university.om ween banned it in texas and k through 12 this it's a racial attack. it's attacking people based on the color skin. why don't why don't you just fire anybody who pushes racial attacks in a publicly fundedde university and they can do something useful like drive deliveryd van . so there's something called? tenure and once you get tenureon it comes every six years no matter what you do, no matterow how bad you are, no b matter what you doo, they can't fire you. i mean there are some cause butr it's ite never happens. sons once they get tenure they can say and do anything g in the classroomom they want. remember, these are people making a lot of money, most ofon them on averageey only teach two

or three classes a week orse a semester. they don't work really hard, but it's almost impossible to fire them. so what i proposed is this we're going to end tenure. no more tenure for the new hires and for all the tenuredl professors. nowthnu that are reviewed every six years they'll be reviewed every yearr. and onef of the reasons forus cause that you could be fired is if you teach critical race theory, we have to stop this attack on white america and black america and brown america. this isricaca the most divisiveg we have seen in my lifetime. and tucker, i'm old enough tome be around when. i remember as a kid colored fountains and white fountains. those were terrible times in our society and we must we must teach a new generation of young people about that . but we don't walk in to a classroom and we don't wantk a professor to say, oh , by the way, you're white, you're a a racist. that's the way you were born. it's normal.re that'ste a who you are. and you you're of color, you're a victim. whatever you get , you depend on that guy. that's not america and that's not what we stand ford yo.

these are the least impressive, most poisonous people in our society and they're the ones that guaranteed jobs. i don't think so.on i knowes i know one gets a guaranteed job in america. no one gets a guaranteed job including poison peddlers are pushing race discrimination and they should be fired. i appreciate you comingpuimin. godspeed in this effort. thank you . thank you . dr.k 75%. so politicians in front of me continue to hyperventilate, push hysteria about russia and ukraine to restate is not a democracy. an victor davis hanson son watching all of it and joins us in a moment to help us make sense of the do you take aspirin? clean aspirin could be hurting a your stomach. me vasaloredi three twenty five a liquid filled aspirin capsules is clinically shownre in a seves day study because people are ulcers that immediate release aspirin vasalore is designed to help protect releasing aspirin

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well, it's a day after declaring himself king of canada, justin trudeau announced that he's going to sanction russiang in the name of protecting democracy in ukraine, which is not a democracy. biden also announced sanctions to save democracy. what is going on here? can anybody speak in an honest declarative sentence? well, one man we know can. is victor davis hanson is a senior fellow at the hoover institution, always grateful to have joined us .

professor, thanks so much for coming on . if you would make some sense of thank you . yeah, i think when we look at twenty years of putin's rule, we known that we have the desire to restore the borders of the soviet union. but it's w very hard for himt because he's got one hundred million fewer people and he'sitd lost about twenty five or 30% of his territory, some of it very richr. so why did he and two thousand eight go in to georgia in 2014 ? did g they go into western ukraine and crimea and why now he may go in excuse me eastern ukraine may go into western ukraine now. so i think it's better since that's a constant to look at us uspi in the westis and particularly the united states when the united states pumps oil and the west is not dependent on oil and the price is moderate worldwide, putin doesn't have a lot of cash w and we are not desperate forores we're not doingpe what we're a doing now begging him to pump oil. but when you start to restrictic it as wet did in 2014, as we

didn't have in 2008 and we went down by almost three8 million barrels in one year, then we're vulnerable and that that raises and putin gets you know, he gets an appetite. second thing is whenpp nato remember, tucker , it's got a billion people it's got an economy, a gdp eight times larger than russia when it meets its defenseti commitments and most people payay the twopl percente and turkey and germanye ,which are the two largest countries in nato like the united states better thanha they do russia and they pulln r more akin to russia now than they do us then putin seems to stay where he isis. and finally and most importantly, when the united and thes confident united states talk softly butas it has capability rather than loudly with a twin, putin is deterred. so if you're barack obamag, and you call you say that russians can't do anything and they're incompetent but at the same time you invite theme into the middle east or you begi

them to behave during your reelection effort or your joe and you call him a killer or you call him a bully, but then you beg him to say, oh , put six entities off your tacky list for us or you skedaddle for up from afghanistan, then you've got problems and that's where that's where we are. so we know what putin is. wewe know what he does. h but we are very erratic and wend don't follow a proven protocol w that would convince putin, his advisors and a cost benefit analysis stay within your borders because we don'tsi have a lot of oil petrodollars. they're pretty confident the world price, a stable nato seems to have it together. the united states is very careful, sober, judicious, but it's got enormous confidencefi and power. and yet we did we violated all o of those and no more so than the last year. it just seems like it's going to be difficult to talk back from this ledge of principle that the bush

administration is constructed. i'm not sure the principle is do you know in twenty five seconds we have left. i think the principle is a word that i'm a realist. so i think the principle is just simply pump three more million barrels of oil very quickly, get on more on the market, get federal leasing, stop demonizing him and start showing strength. get germany and turkey back as real members of nato and don't call him a killer unless you can back it up and we're not going to back it up. so that's what that's what'sas caused twenty years. he's only done this three years. . that's an entirely and fair principle worth defending victor davis hanson for saying great, thank you . thank you . thank you . we'll be right back .

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