[laughs] that is all for us tonight, tucker carlson is next and as we mentioned tucker carlson is back on twitter, so now he can bother you on television and on social media. so thank you so much i'm glad to be back no pun intended. jesse watters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. a good no-show don't get those too often it's april 25th. now why is this significant? not because it singles the sudden arrival of oligarchy as you're hearing now it's too late for that is already here. every major tech company is already controlled by

billionaires we've known this for a long time. this is nothing new. the reason today's sale of twitter is big news which turned out to be a pivot point in our history is that elon musk does not agree with the rest of the billionaires in the tech business. unlike the leaders of facebook, google, apple, amazon. elon musk leaves and free speech, he things everyone should be allowed to talk including people who disagree with him. i hope that even my worst critics remain on twitter elon musk wrote today on his new platform. because that's what free speech means. no that something american sentiment but in this atmosphere that is a revolutionary statement. of the five companies that control the flow of a truly all information the citizens of this company, twitter is by far the smallest of the group. but it doesn't matter. one platform going rogue is enough to break the monopoly. that means that you, now have real options for expressing

yourself. going forward if you disagree with even the ministrations latest director and you can say so out loud to an audience. they're up there every day for the podium biggest megaphone of the world commanding you to hate this or that group. lecturing you about who's good and who's evil. as if your child and has no right to decide for yourself these things, the basic things. but before today you didn't have a right to express your disagreement in public. if you have an opposing opinion even more dangerous than that countervailing facts that undermine the story lines the tech companies which achieve down immediately. abba and us aven to a lot of people, most of whom you never heard of, never hearing about those people was the whole point of shutting them down. but that is over. after today you be able to post your place for other people might have a reasonable chance of seeing it. in other words you will have a chance to change other people's minds. just like the white house does every day. she just became a little bit

more powerful, the people already in charge just became a little bit less powerful. it's that simple as that profound. of course you could change, it's possible that at some point elon musk will decide he doesn't really want the abuse on twitter that could happen. elon musk can do whatever he wants just as jeff bezos jeff bezos and mark zuckerberg can do whatever they want and often do. this is the cost to the rest of us living under a political system that is so dysfunctional i cannot even guarantee the core freedoms and promises its own citizens. and free speech is the first on that list why question him or depends on it. and the irony is if you like to save democracy you're forced to look outside the democratic system in order to do it. at this point you have no choice but to put your hopes in the good intentions of eccentric billionaire. there's no other option because nobody else is coming to the rescue. so in the case of elon musk we will see how this turns out. but for now elon musk's purchase

of twitter is the single biggest political development since donald trump election in 2016. it is certainly the most threatening challenge to the corrupt and incompetent leadership of this country. they may not be obvious to everyone yet. but the people in charge certainly understand it. here is the scene inside twitter headquarters in san francisco elon musk deal was announced. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: sorry, wrong tape. but the very same idea what you just saw with the collective grief of people who thought they were to be fully in charge who totally believe that they be able to rule without limits, you're watching those people learn that actually other people get to talk too. and that realization is crushing

to them, it's the one thing that they fear and that tells you everything about why those people should never be near power. people who want to monopoly on speech, and thought hate elon musk. not because he's a racist, he's not. but because they can't control him. they hate him because he persists in saying things like this. >> i make that offer? >> i think it's very important there is an inclusive arena for free speech. my strong intuitive sense having a public platform is maximally trusted and broadly inclusive is extremely important to the future of civilization. i don't care about the economics at all. >> tucker: free speech is

extremely important to civilization. re-triggered by that? it's often hard to see who's on what side, so much lying for the good guys and were the bad guys? where here is very clear simple and an airing test for the tyrants? there anyone who is bothered by the idea that other people might get to talk. that is an unfeeling test it's 100% accurate. would you allow people who disagree with you to talk? if you wouldn't you are a tyrant. and tonight the tyrants are grieving. and congress democrats made a last-ditch bid to use their power to intimidate elon musk into backing off. congressman catherine clark said that they can afford to buy twitter they can afford to pay their fair share in taxes, reach weed if ready to support job guidance billionaire tax, excavation point. so did an actual piece is that

was actually wrong for rob desantis use his power in florida to punish a company, and yet they're upset about this. all of a sudden democrats are calling for any kind of higher taxes on the big companies that fund their campaigns. but if they did not fund their campaigns. congressman coleman said this if you can buy a major social media platform you can pay your fair share in taxes, tax the rich. i have entered that from the left in a while. by the so mad? because there monopoly on speech and information the ability to control what you believe has been broken. so once again the resorting to force to get you to shut up this is an attack on elon musk and knock attacks him in a poverty is the richest man this is an attack on you and your right speak freely to express your conscious and public. before once is not working in the media are infuriated,

they're profoundly threatened by a free internet watch. >> elon musk is a new power of the social media giant and he is foaming the runways for the return of the trolls. >> this is happening in the background them on love saying that i want to buy twitter so i can open it up and turn into gab and let donald trump back. there are real consequences to allowing anyone to run these internet sites and save it over they want to. >> elon musk is the fox coming into the hun house and it is shameful that twitter which has a fiduciary obligation i would think to protect people who actually use it. the millions of people who actually use it, to the ask a single woman? a single woman with a single woman consulted? with a single person of color who does uses twitter and nieces for the job? [laughs] [laughs] >> tucker: so elon musk is a threat to the week, see the most

privileged and powerful people in our society. they're really standing up for the week no. the week you aren't allowed to stay with a really think. those of the week what you just saw are the strong demanding the silence of the week. everyone's kind of figured this out except for the people demanding it. the are so up their own bots that we just heard that there are fiduciary duty to ignore their shareholders and block the deal to increase their decline in the market. [laughs] it doesn't make any sense. and of course at the bottom of the meltdown so is the same thing, he's a racist. with a "new york times" piece telling you elon musk is a racist. shawn king the face black activists said this. at its root elon musk want to purchase twitter is not about left versus right, it's about white power, the man was raised in apartheid with a white nationalist.

the one allow white nationalist people to allow other people that's his version of free speech. [laughs] a fake blackeye attack and because of his parents? so elon musk has abundant tax point by point it's a meal a bit pathetic if you care about democracy and pinning your hopes up on one guy but again what our options at this point? so far so far elon musk is that all the right things statements this afternoon announcing his purchase of twitter said this. free speech is the bedrock of a functioning democracy and twitter is a digital town square where matters vital to the future of humanity are debated. also make twitter better than ever by enhancing the product in the future we can the algorithms open source to increased trust defeating the spambots and authenticating all humans. twitter has tremendous potential and look forward to working with the company helping users to unlock it." that's even half true house and on improvement of what we

currently have? were people are arbitrarily banned depending upon the whims of politicians in charge. where the powerful curse the week to maintain their power if you think the status quo is better than that? then you are a tyrants. douglas murray is the author of a brand-new and fantastic book is called the war on the west. very much worth reading. i have on desk here. thank you so much for coming on, as a historian seen the overview here when you make the social media platform? >> it's very important indeed because he said the other week recognizes that twitter is effectively the public square. it is become the public square in america. we may not like that but that's with become. when the public square suddenly has not just superintendents who can police it, but also people who pretend not to be policing up actually are. the van people and taking them away without people knowing that they've been banned or taken away. there's something rotten.

the platform needed to be reformed. it desperately needed to be reformed and here's the thing. the thing i can see today twitter took on this responsibility be in the public square i was totally unfit for the task. they silence and effectively banned for. people are right for "the new york post" because he was running information a great story have an election i just didn't want to get out there, meantime of the people were allowed to say things that are actually untrue. "the new york times" is probably the most famous stories 16-19 project which is the end the war in the west. total fabrication of american history nobody at twitter thought why didn't we mute "the new york times" account that she has a reasonable account for american history on its website. and as a mixed above about every founding father of america and every hero of the american republic. they didn't think that at all. no, they'd thought they'd shut down "the new york post" from running something that wasn't in favor of their particular hackery that day.

>> tucker: one of the points he made which you said that i love is that so many of the experts and historians from our view of the past and hence our expectation of the future are basically illiterate who don't even read, they have no grounding in actual history the most media core bubbles up occasionally and the stories are pretty good. should we be encouraging that? >> that's why i'm really keen to. the people i criticize the book d'angelo, do not really public figures because they refuse to debate in public. whenever debate their ideas because her ideas would fall apart. my belief is the more we can actually have the debate out the better it's like to be. see for instance the people i critique of the book of attack everyone american history who tried to tear american history apart any american presidents. this cocoon able to do that largely unopposed. they get wafted up that american universities. they get wafted up in the

pulitzer prize is a much more. these people have had such a run and easy run for such a long time and want to help arm the american public to know how to fight back and get these people on the back foot which is where they should be. >> tucker: douglas things are much appreciated. >> thank you. >> tucker: elon musk has been off a lot here famously smart we probably understand that but what is it like to run a digital media property that's maybe out of step with the hurt? dave portnoy has on that a long time for school sports asking him [laughs] you don't want political site you don't to be controlled they've gone after your personal life, they really vex you try to destroy you for real what you think elon musk is in for? >> while he is one big advantage over me is now in control of twitter he is the ultimate say. elon said something wrong true to me. if you run this correctly 10% on each side or to hate you.

i must think about this elon musk buying twitter. even come on the show you know tucker people thing a political all the complaining is from one side. some from the other. you just want even playing field. a sublease of summing about you with the ability to respond, what i find happens is people that i can name julia haack comes people like this just throw shots that you when you respond twitter if an army of bots and people who say harassment, harassment, harassment and they get you banned. they throw all the arrows and if you respond once or defend yourself you get banned again in trouble, i think that is essentially whisper this on on for elon musk because he got muted he said hey, let's open the playing field exchange some ideas. i will again want to sing so much of our unthinkingly clear mom no. but if you have an idea or a thought that criticizes the other side that allows response. but the good news is he's the

ultimate guy's ultimate gang starts a million times. i wish i could be him if you like me don't like what's going on i'm scared by open letter run. he sesame very key piece he played earlier. is not about economics. how much of that is true i'm not sure, because everything he turns into his gold. the major thing is whatever you look, wise one side all complaining and the other side isn't western mark that tells everything. need to make an even playing field that's when anybody wants the ability to speak back and debate points. >> tucker: but what you said is the definition of fairness, it's how we conduct sports and business at its best. why is that such a threat when it takes place in the media? >> i'm think that there is an illusion. but there is no fairness going on. there's an account the business insider, they do tweet that said how great it was that jeff bezos

is paying them bind "the washington post." now they do tweet that said this is the end of civilization because elon musk is buying twitter. it just depends what you're looking for but the key thing is there is no fairness, anyone is paying attention there's nothing fair. there's the illusion of fairness with me were trying to be fair but anyone who's paid an ounce of attention was that each platform specifically lean certain ways. and the craziest thing is, instagram or the facebook or zuckerberg, if you like that sensor 10x with twitter does. i'll do it and they all certain ways. there's nothing wrong with fairness but you're an idiot if you think these are neutral platforms anymore so insert newspapers in certain ways or even news or cnn. we think those are looking at every subject on the middle wall, your head is in the sand the same with twitter. >> tucker: all you can ask for his clarity and giving other people the opportunity to

respond answer is promising. >> if you listen to anything that he set out don't know why anyone owing to the side would have a problem with it. the leasing he wants it dead down the middle and have 10% of both sides to be like this is wrong, that's how he knows it's good. ever heard anyone political but elon musk. simple as it is and as stupid as it is, he's not gonna bring back trauma. that's a lot of audible people are free not about. >> tucker: i think you're absolutely right. dave portnoy thank you so much for that. >> thank you. >> tucker: so there is but an invasion of sovereign countries has been invaded by millions of foreigners, oats our country is not ukraine. the department of homeland security says that nearly 20,000 migrants have come each day into our country, 20,001c administration trays and title 42 a life report on what's happening on a border. who shocked by it will talk to them next. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ spew on the joe biden administration is proposing; title 42 as a federally regulation allows the government to keep illegal aliens out of the country for public health there is a pandemic while they

plan to do that next month they just obtain a temporary restraining order preventing the administration from doing that. >> tucker: this is a very, very big development because we could see a way of coming over the border currently over. migration is continuing tonight they've been following that story for probably a year now percentage joins us tonight for the border a bill. >> i took a good evening to you that's right that ruling from a federal judge came down tonight was essentially divided administration can take any action on title 42 until there is a hearing next month on may 13th in the meantime is been a very somber day out here in eagle pass take a video of this from earlier this morning as the body of a missing texas national guard soldier was pulled from the rio grande after he had gone missing for three days this is the body of army specialist bishop who jumped at the rio grande to save two

illegal immigrants who later turned out to be drug smugglers according to the texas rangers we never seen again until this morning once but it was pulled from the river is now the first texas guardsmen to die in a mission related incident part of operation lone star then take a look at this dramatic video we saw earlier today at eagle pass first time we seen mexican authorities trying to physically stop illegal immigrants from going into the rio grande reaching out to grab them try to tackle them they were unsuccessful though see some of them actually running right past the mexican authorities summing into the river ultimately they were unsuccessful because all those illegal immigrants ended up walking across the rio grande crossing a texas reliever process by border patrol than yesterday exact same thing. take a look. we saw more of these illegal immigrants running down the mexican riverbank are pessimistic and police were trying to chase the michelman to the water some of them with little kids they immediately start struggling in the river into u.s. port patrols had been

called out to rescue these people will come of the agents were getting frustrated cap yelling give us the kids, give us the kids. and the people in the water refuse to do so eventually the woman did when the men of the water never handle the kid over and you see one of the guys swims away the rescue boat very frustrating so that kind of situation sucks up the resources press secretary was asked about texas national guard soldier earlier today and whether or not white house shares any responsibility in his death she said no we don't because he was a texas employee working on behalf of texas on a texas mission. will send it back to you. >> tucker: thank you. this been going on for close to your and a half now. 2 million foreign nationals full-blown invasion it's amazing if you think about how the people commenting on this they've actually bothered to go see what's happening.

congressman of arizona actually went to the border just got back was shocked by what they saw. so much. i think of her going. what did you see? >> this particular instance we saw multiple groups being stopped when both of the first night you could see a group of 46 with one border patrol agent covering them and go down another mile and a half to another gap in the fence is another 50-60 with one border patrol agent. it is cleaned up two groups over a hundred and the reality is just on people even a process to sing one border patrol agent with 50 people having a standby and wait three hours for more people to come. we saw a facility that holds little over 800 people with more than 3,000 people in it. next when he went out same thing

again this is in the yuma sector in san diego process 800 ukrainians a day and 500 more. over 1,000 and yuma. this is just overwhelming what you see the sun even getting into little degradation. that's not getting into the fennel that we've seen that's been seized in the other drugs. it is absolutely the worst of ever seen. >> tucker: good for you for doing at i think of for mentioning the effect physical landscape on the land. some countries being trampled. the frauds and hope they go out of business. congressman thanks so much for doing that ever telling us about that. >> you bet, thanks. >> tucker: america's most fertile farmland in the world. we also some of the cheapest food prices in the world.

that could be changing all of a sudden prices are skyrocketing grocery store is not full, it means that our country food supply is not secure we talk to one farmer who is right in the middle of this you should hear what she experiences every day will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ this is iowa. we just haven't been properly introduced. say hello to the place where rolling hills meets low bills. where our fields, inside and out, are always growing. and where the fun is just getting started. this is iowa. so, when are you coming to see us? ♪♪

>> tucker: we want to tell you again that over the last several weeks more than adults are food processors some of the marksmen. so in bringing the story last week an hour before air other plant was hit by a plane to take look at what is this is it new is it not? chris gallagher has dug deep into this to break the story night. >> it's not to point fingers at anyone because we found no evidence of these incidents on either intentional or connected,

but there is a fascinating common denominator which is that all of these dangerous episodes happened at plants or facilities that process or store food. and of course with inflation its food court shortages in the war in ukraine the timing here cannot be worse. we should note that over the past several years major incidents that food plants have happen on a fairly regular basis but it is the recent and dramatic increase in frequency that really caught our eye. in 2017 be found documented cases of eight food plants throughout the country that had destructive mishaps in 2018, there were six and a 2019 it was back up to eight. skip 2,020 because of covid but in 2,021 there were 11 incidents, a combination of fires, explosions, but already in the first four months of 2,022 there've been 17 major incidents were talking fires, chemical leaks, explosions, and in the span of just one week

during the safest point in aviation history. we also had two planes that crashed into food plants, one in georgia, one in idaho, the faa are investigating those because they investigate every plane crash but interesting that despite the bad timing and a huge uptick in destruction of food plants so far there is not appear to be a public and widescale investigation by either of the fda or the department of agriculture. we'll keep you posted tucker. >> tucker: amazing story, think with that. so again, were not saying anyone is responsible we don't really know but we do know it's happening with turning out to be a very disastrous year for food production in the united states. he is the ongoing tragedy ethanol which is take strong prices to a point where it's not even worth it to form for crops that you might eat. so what is the overall effect of

this. stephanie nash is a fourth-generation farmer and irish family creamery we join aside to tell us what she and other farmers are facing thank you so much for coming on tonight. you're not a farmer but this does seem like the toughest environment for producing food in our lifetime you think that it is? >> yes, i think the support of everyday americans in education across our country is a problem. we are facing higher farm inputs, were facing opinions from the public, were facing regulations, were facing drought, california just passed a law that we can truly water right now. in california has the largest agriculture county in the united states. i think we are distracted from the problem and that is relying on the ranchers around this country to feed everyday americans. >> tucker: that's exactly it and it's on anyway to minimize the tragedy of what's going on in ukraine it's horrible and ukrainians are suffering

everyone should feel for them but how can you ignore your own countries food, water and energy supply? that's the basis of everything or missing something? >> and you think you're missing anything at all. i think this a administration has been a very clear that the green new deal and climate change and billions of dollars going to washington, d.c., as her agenda and they could care less about the american people, our food supply and a food security of always said no farm, no fuel in the future. by definition, biological fact is why they're knowing it. are you worried? >> as a dairy farmer i am. we sent 74,000 dairy farms go out since 2003. i'm worried for my be farmers in all four major packers are to putting on the price. i'm worried about pretty much all agriculture was our future looking like and how are americans can rally around our agriculture community? we must support our local agriculture we cannot let

regulations kill off our food supply. >> tucker: will that's right were private equity deals. the ethanol deal is really shafi a lot of farmers. that's others topic, i appreciate your first-hand account with that. thank you. so it's hard to remember a mayor more intentionally destructive and reckless than lori lightfoot of chicago once merck great american and decline. one reporter in that city has pointed out and challenge her taken on a policies on crime and then raged her eye can we talk to that reporter who joins us straight ahead. ♪ ♪ so many people are overweight now, and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it.

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♪ ♪ >> tucker: the city of chicago was getting better. it was a great city in the past several years it's really been in decline to meet people in chicago and the main cause of that decline yc people running away is because violent crime. and there's a reason for lori lightfoot, she did that. she's refused to take any responsibly for doing each one of and answer questions about

it. one journalist is not very many left with not deterred so he asked a couple of simple questions of lori lightfoot. >> across the street we had a police officer on duty victim of a hit-and-run we have michigan avenue the magnificent mile is now referred to as the miles feared. the water tower place has thrown the keys back to the lender they said they don't want to be in chicago anymore. we are chicagoans are asking how can you possibly even consider running for reelection as mayor of the city of chicago and after all the harm that you've caused? >> i disagree with you fundamentally and i'm think i need to address our dignified any of your comments one second next question. >> tucker: not one second further. right, kelly confronted lightfoot on the grease and

carjackings and chicago and she the same response that she attacked him watch. >> the data speaks for itself. and on all the measures that you just talked about, homicides, shootings, car theft. >> 170% increase in violent carjackings. >> carjackings in our city there were the rudest people have ever seen. you really are. >> i am? >> yes you are sir. >> i would think that carjackers should be the rudest. >> you are router you're wrong. [laughs] >> tucker: at one point she said she was gonna speak to any white journalist because she is open racist. deterred the radio host in chicago one of the few journalists left in their kelly thinks much for coming up. you weren't intimidated. >> it's great to be with you tucker thank you. i think mayor lightfoot is hoping to change some of those

answers tonight now. >> tucker: your response was the most telling of all. there were the worst people of ever met i think the are router than i am. but i got the feeling that she just likes you more than the carjackers. >> i think it would be right about that tucker. the last two years mayor lori lightfoot could just say crime is down economy's fine just close shut down the church i don't go to school and every thing to be fine. in chicago media just accepted this and i started going to the press conferences and asking actual questions and all hell broke loose. >> tucker: i don't understand chicago as a home of the city news service one of the most robust markets and ecosystems for over a hundred years where to go? >> that's chicago was born and raised in a little of my heart. i take this personally tucker and i have to say when i was

growing up i believe that chicago was the best city in the world and that the mayor was the most important job in the world so someone told me that i was a kid i be taken on the mayor of chicago i would've thought, something i have gone horribly wrong. some of the typical career path for an irish catholic from the south side. i think this personally i hear politicians on the national level saying that we need to worry about the city of kyiv i was told we need to take care of her own house before we worry about tf or moscow or anywhere else. just last week tucker okay my petard about the weekend or typical 40 plus shootings read dozen plus fatalities. last weekend for women's bodies were pulled out of the chicago river. okay? if for women's bodies were pulled out of the key of river i guarantee you that would be worldwide news okay?

and chicago and a one page story if on the mayor of chicago i would want to know why were women's bodies pulled out of the river how are they dead in the river? who are these people? i would get my car and i would drive all way out there and knock on the door once it was sister or your girlfriends your daughter's body doing the chicago river? is ernie going to help? this is a problem looking to help you? the mayor, the city of chicago doesn't seem to care at all tucker. >> tucker: she doesn't care and it's obvious the words as she utters and thank you for what you doing. i think your persistence in your journalism highlights the evils that's overtaken. i appreciate you coming on tonight. thank you. >> we'll be on the city council meeting on wednesday if there's any question you like and asked the mayor tucker. [laughs] >> tucker: like what the hell would be a great place to start i think. [laughs] thank you. >> i'll do it.

>> tucker: we went to chicago which is really a great city to cover what was happening there episodes called chicago in crisis you could find on fox nation if you like. a few weeks ago the satire website babylon be made fun of rachel levine that's joe biden's transcend or fake admiral was really biological man. so for telling that joke even owed no humors allowed twitter band babylon be since elon musk reached out and said he might need a bye twitter suites offer random episode they do speak to the ceo about he started running the humor site and wound up as a champion for free speech and were glad we did it was great conversation. ♪ ♪ what you think it's important that comedy exist? >> i think for the reason that you gave speaking truth right? and that's one of the things

that we get fat checked all the time and her jokes are rated false and the funny thing is our jokes are some of the few jokes out there right now that still contain a hint of truth to them. it's so rooted in reality. >> tucker: that's why they're funny. >> if there is a grain of every truth in every joke because it's true. there's a reason why those are sayings and the reason is because your joke has to be tethered to the real ruled as be funny or it won't land. i think doing that at the were making jokes that are based in reality rather than a narrative. were not promoting a narrative or time to truthful or jokes and hold people in power accountable. and it's exactly opposite of what they're saying. the china punch down take shots at the marginalized and the oppressed. but i think were punching up and punching bag of anything else. >> tucker: if you're pressing the already oppressed how come the oppressed have the power to kick you off the internet if they're so oppressed, the one have that power right? >> that's what i say. if you have the will to power who makes a joke about you

[laughs] this way of determining who has the power. [laughs] who can you criticize her joke about? those are the people who hold the power in this case will be got kicked twitter recently and i'm sure we'll get into this with some length but were making fun of someone white male high-ranking government official was the target of the joke kind of. that was a subject to the joke anyway. in the target of the joke was the idea that "usa today" had named a male person woman of the year and were joke about this this is not punching down is a white male high-ranking government official who is the subject of this joke and it's an idea that's been pushing people from the top down the truth in our joke is that men are actually men and women are women and you can switch back and forth between them and that's why the joke actually works because it's rooted in reality. >> tucker: i always think that if you have citibank disney, and facebook and twitter in the u.s.

state department and the white house on your side with your some oppressed group or ukraine or whatever your cause might be right or wrong we are not the underdog. his effort to say? if everyone has power on your side then you are not the underdog. >> were possibly getting to the every step of the way. going so far right misinformation site jeffries makes information and satire. so dealing with all these obstacles even telling jokes so stephanie a fight i think were punching up and punching bag. >> tucker: interest and conversation you can watch the entire thing streaming tomorrow morning on carlson today 7:00 a.m. more news after the break. ♪ ♪

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said that they were fleeing to canada if trump was elected they will give the next day and there still here? sorghum c of joy reid stays on twitter or she uses it to attack gay people as she has so often done in the past i will let you know in the meantime we wish you the best possible night with the ones you love will be back tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. see then. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hannity: democrats are in most disarray is ever another batch of really bad polls for the imploding joe biden it will down with fox nation our friend piers morgan and ask about him walking off good morning britain last year will get more reaction to his recent interview with the 45th president donald trump a lot of drama and peers life lately is a small sample take a look. >> the most explosive interview of the yea