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with this news. they were highly upset twitter will be missing its structure. aco you once, this is just way too much free speech. the naacp agreed with that and of course, "the washington post" took a different angle. it is terrifying explained jeff bezos' personal newspaper when billionaires start buying the media outlets. msnbc and cnn did not laugh at that claim but amplified 2 to and added some here at elon musk as a hard-core white supremacist. who knew? technically elon musk as an african american but 2022 has always been a surprise. how did he make sense of all of this watching from home? here you have one news story but two diametrically opposed interpretations of the story. who is right? who are the good guys and who are the villains? we have been praying about this all day and a simple test to answer that question. we are about to show you two images, both are famous and you have seen both of them very many

times, in the 1980s, get a pen and paper and record your reaction to it. remember there are no right or wrong answers. watch. >> overnight the wall went up an overnight family members were cut off from each other, a city in a country divided. there was a scramble to get out. people jumping from buildings even as the windows. over the years there were numerous escape attempts by the checkpoints, tunnels and hot air balloons. three decades later, communism began to crumble across the soviet union appear the cracks appeared and eventually the wall came tumbling down. [cheers and applause] >> tucker: so the last picture as you know where berlin in the fall of 1989. ask yourself, what did you just

see? did you witness triumph of the spirit over forces of totalitarian control, or did you find yourself ignored by the senseless vandalism of government infrastructure? who did you sympathize with as you watch the video? was it the protesters breaking down the hated wall, or did you find yourself feeling for the prison guard in the background? a lot more trouble keeping track of people once the senseless barriers are removed. be honest, write down your answers. now we are onto the second image. beijing, china, a few months earlier. what do you see here? there is a man standing alone in front of the tank. is that man a hero risking his life for human rights, where is he a hooligan impeding the process of a government vehicle? who do you sympathize for, the man or the tank? these may seem like easy questions but that is only because these are images more than 30 years old.

everyone supports the fall of the berlin wall and freedom square. but it was a mixed bag and actually a lot of highly respected people thought the berlin wall should stay up including margaret thatcher and the president of france and a lot of others. that may sound shocking to you, but really it is not so different from what we are witnessing now. now, today, we are witnessing well respected people arguing with a straight face that twitter, one of our main avenues for solving political differences should remain censored. they are telling you again with a straight face you cannot have a democracy where everyone is allowed to participate in a conversation. no, in order to represent the public, the public must be forced to shut up. that is what they are saying. so whose side are you want? the man or the tank? keep in mind that if you chose the tank, you are by definition -- we are not judging but we thought you should know that. the good news is you have a lot of company.

here is msnbc. >> there are studies showing that this power can be used to collections. if somebody would want to use it that way. and law and policy. you want to rig the discourse and control the terms. if you own facebook or twitter or what have you, you can secretly ban one party's candidate for all of its candidates, all of its nominees, or you can secretly turn down stuff and turn up for something else. the rest of us might not find out about it until after the election. >> tucker: if a billionaire controlled twitter, he could rig the discourse peer that is a fair point. he is thinking about owning a social media company as you can "secretly ban one party's candidate." or scarier than that, "secretly turn down the reach of their stuff or reach something else and the rest of us might not find out about it until after

the election." yeah, that is a terrifying prospect pure democracy could not withstand that. what is it about cable television that completely people self-awareness quentin don't i? and i each did a study on that. and unfair and that analysis we do not meet to suggest it is only democrats who favor sponsorship for political end in public with lead or too. a report by "the new york times," for example kevin mccarthy of california told his close friend liz cheney that he hoped the social media companies would censor more conservative republicans in congress. donald trump, the sitting president silenced by those companies but the mccarthy wanted the tech all the guards to do more and forced disobedient lawmakers off the internet. "can't they take their twitter accounts away too? " those are the tape-recorded words of kevin kevin mccarthy and in private msnbc

contributor. unless conservatives get their act together right away, kevin mccarthy one of the highly liberal allies is likely to be speaker of the house in january. that would mean you would have a republican congress led by a puppet of the democratic party. so you wouldn't know any of this list it was leaked. you can start to see why the people in charge opposed transparency and fervently support censorship on both sides. why? the more you know about them, the less satisfied you are likely to become with their leadership. here is the unit general cnn's guard wanting to present cannot have too much liberty. >> if you get invited to something where there are no rules in total freedom for everybody, you actually want to go to that party? were do you decide to stay home? >> you are going to stay home. [laughter] actually, if you let people choose, you never know what they are going to do. for example cnn just meant more

than a quarter of $8 billion on streaming service that in the end affected 10,000 viewers. right, because people had a choice and that is not what they chose. so if you are part of a company that made a decision like that, you would be very much in favor of squelching the competition with censorship because if you didn't have a monopoly, you would wither and die. people would start asking questions like "why is equity so important can? "why do you care what tv personalities look like? shouldn't we care what they do and what they believe come about their characters? over on "the view" son he is hoping that you will never be allowed to ask that question. >> on twitter it is predominantly straight white nano. so when elon musk said "wow, this is about free speech, it seems to me it is about free speech of straight, white men." >> elon musk lives in a world in

which the only kind of free speech is weitzman feeling free -- white men feeling free to say whatever the hell they want. >> tucker: now, we could rebut those points because obviously racist and nobody says anything about it for some reason, but that is not really the big point. the big point and i will restate it because it is the whole point is this: anyone who is angry by the prospect of american citizens expressing their opinions is a stalinist and should be feared. we no longer need to guess who those people are. they have conveniently self identified. it is a clarifying moment, but is also a little scary because at this point, there is no going back. once the kidnapper shows you his face, he can't release you. god knows what happens next. the biden administration has jumped into this signaling to use the weight of the federal government to crush you on musk because we want you to speak freely. the day that he announces by

twitter at the opened a probe because of the electric car company with wealth to make him to buy twitter. at the same time the biden administration sallys media allowing to defame elon musk and destroy him as a man because that's what they do. he's a racist! [laughter] they are about to do that to us again here at "the new york times" editorial board with censorship in a newspaper. on twitter, the times complaint elon musk body shame people and he could also quote pooh-pooh, sound health regulations and shout down critics. that cannot be allowed. thou shall not body shame tony fauci. tony fauci is a very tall man. by the way, the vaccines worked flawlessly. not very subtle. cnbc with a character assassination. that channel granted immunity to a source identified too close to the biggest telecom valley mega-donors. what did the source come over to cnbc to say? musk is great businessman but i

would not trust him with my daughter. oh, so now he's a rapist now. got it. no evidence whatsoever but you should be afraid for your daughters because elon musk once free speech. "nbc nightly news" between health segment strongly agrees with that. watch them tell you free speech and dangerous women lay more than abortion clinics, tiktok. >> some critics are concerned free speech will collide with growing safety problems on twitter, especially for women and minorities. >> do you trust elon musk to make twitter better for women? >> no, i don't trust you unless to make twitter better for women at all. >> tucker: oh, dispatch for women! [laughter] the rich and titled ladies but elon musk, they don't have a voice. the one thing they say they love, there is no diversity in

twitter. 99% of the nations, twitter employees, 99%, 98.7% to be precise. now, how much is that? for perspective, kim jong un got a much smaller level to support workers at the central steel plant recently. so 99% of anything is a bad sign. it is a terrifying level of conformity. it suggests bring depth. but bring depth is what they are demanding. and that tells you everything is elon musk himself wrote today "the extreme antibody reaction from those who fear free speech says it all." and it certainly does. jason whitlock host of "fearless" and we are happy to have you on the show. thank you for coming on tonight. you watch this and are writing about it. what is your reaction? >> at first, i want to salute you. hats off, one of your best monologue and that is saying a lot. i hope i can meet your standard.

tucker, want to analogize this to the movie, "don't look up" leonardo dicaprio last movie and about climate change come about a meteor coming to hit a comment to hit the earth and destroy everything. it was full on climate change. we are looking at political climate change and the left is losing its mind. they ignore the warning from the tea party. they ignore the warnings from the maca movement. they ignored the warning delivered in a big, powerful way. and now, they have to deal with the ramifications of that. people like elon musk, hats off to him, man with the money is fed up with their censorship and their tactics. and the whole climate around media, the local media, cnn plus collapsed. rachel maddow running away from her tv show, netflix collapsing

with subscribers. we are in the middle of the climate change that america needs and the left is losing its mind. don't look up here they are all scared. >> tucker: so, this -- i love this analysis. we are not overstating it. this really is the beginning of actual change. >> listen, the media will be here come november. these midterm elections. they are all running around like oh, my god, we have lost control of public discourse with twitter. this comment that is coming for us in the midterm elections could be even worse now that we don't control public discourse through twitter. now that we don't have our hit man to assassinate the character of anybody that challenges our authority. i'm just very hopeful that elon musk stays the course. i'm prayerful that elon musk is protected. because what he has done, again,

with its climate change from a changing of the climate of twitter is incredibly threatening to this democratic authoritarian style of government, this move of marxism and trying to mimic the behavior of china. he has disrupted everything. i don't know in my career in 30 years in journalism 35 may be, i don't think i've seen anything this disruptive as what he has pulled up here. and i just delight in the fear that it has caused and the panic that is caused among the left. that he's over the target. this is incredible. this is an incredible time to live and to witness this. they have ignored all of the warnings here are the warning signs that this was coming, that people were eventually going to rise up and say you cannot feed these lives forever. you can't intimidate me and send out your antifa thugs and black lie matter thugs and get away with it forever.

the storm is coming. i just am happy to be a witness to it. >> tucker: amazing. you are rooting for the takeover and the rest of us know. jason whitlock it is so great to see you. thank you. so, here is one potential vulnerability for a long bus. tesla and spacex have close relationships with the federal government. tesla is dependent on where batteries come from. now, he has promised twitter to uncensored social media platform. that is a huge threat to the government for the u.s. and china. what does that mean. glenn greenwald has been following the story and knows a lot of the players in it. he's been fighting for free speech for a long time. we spoke to him a couple of hours ago on tucker carlson tomorrow at 7:00. tomorrow morning. watch. ♪ ♪ >> what do you make of

elon musk? do you think he is sincere? >> you know, elon musk as somebody who is grown up in an incredible privilege. so, he was part of an extremely wealthy family from south africa. his father was a very rich entrepreneur. he came to the united states and took that wealth and made it into, you know a different universe. you know, there are some kids born into wealth and they just kind of live on their father's accomplishments. he, obviously is not somebody that did that. he created companies extremely successful. but he also had a relationship with the pentagon and with the security state and with tesla and spacex. and so, he's never exhibited kind of a dissident and polity before. >> tucker: and the chinese government, too. >> he has a good relationship with the chinese government because that is an important market for his companies. so if you say to me, do i say

elon musk as a rebel that will lead a revolution against the order? i will be skeptical, given this moment, we haven't seen that. we have seen kind of trolling behavior, you know, some kind of personality -- he's not bill gates where report himself as constantly closed. he has been a billionaire. it is more like tweaking. it is never been boutique. but all of a sudden, he's waving the banner of free speech and sating it's gotten so repressed up on the internet. i don't know whether he's authentic or not, but here is what i know. he is only one of that billionaire class who is saying that in doing something about it the same time. not just complaining but doing something about it and either one of two cothings is going to happen. either he is sincere he is going to do it which is one of the most positive development and

decades to restore free speech, to one of the most important public squares digitally that we have. it will be an extraordinary reversal of this tyranny. that is one possibility. the other possibility is that he either isn't sincere or he is sincere and will try but will fail because of the backlash in the force against him which will be extremely significant. which will be the status quo. the status whoa, millionaires ruled the internet. so if he fails, nothing would be lost. so for me i only see the upside. if he takes over twitter with all of his fanfare and thread about bringing back free speech and fails to do so, he will look like a fraud and a failure. so, i'm not so worried that he won't, that he doesn't her for that intention that he is pretending to. what i question is whether he will be able to because you can be the richest person on the

planet, but if you are trying to take away a weapon from the most powerful institution on the planet, which is what he is trying to do, he is trying to remove and take out of the hands the pentagon, u.s. government, democratic party, wall street, all of these, nato, all of these institutions of power extremely powerful. one of the most powerful weapon to censor the internet, and therefore propagandize future, he has threatened to take that away. for ideas to be challenged. you think they are just going to let him waltz in and take that from him don't make them without one of the most vicious fights? they will try to destroy him. >> tucker: he's taking away their most powerful weapon that they will try to destroy him. you can stream the entire conversation, 7:00 a.m. on fox. and bad news on msnbc, she could be facing a big lawsuit from

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♪ ♪ >> tucker: so how corrupt are the national news media? we have the most correct institution in the country.

but here is one that popped out. a number of years, kate smith was a reporter for cbs news covering something called abortion access. it means promoting abortion. she has been doing that since 2018. a position as a reporter at cbs news to attack pro-life activists and promote abortion. in 2019, for example, kate smith for example with the president of planned parenthood and smith come again a reporter began groveling. watch this. >> congratulations on the new job. >> thank you so much. >> why did you first get involved with planned parenthood? >> tell me about your time at the chair. >> 2020 candidates that you like right now? >> this isn't some silly bill that was introduced. this is state law now. what is your reaction when you hear abortion being compared to the holocaust? >> a lot of people view planned

parenthood as abortion care even though there are many services provided. >> tucker: [laughter] abortion care. she literally batted her eyes and said, "i love you, i love you." she was in real reporter. she was a publicist with the abortion industry, obviously. and now she's probably getting paid to promote abortion. kate smith is its new news content director. so she has been for years at cbs news. and now she got to dig. are they ashamed? of course not. joy reid has defamed a lot of people during her time at msnbc and targeted somebody who will fight back. jack brewer a former nfl player and threatening to sue joy reid over a tweet she said about an event featuring the governor of florida bronte santos. a picture of young african american boys at that event was "tantamount child abuse and the boys and that

photo our students men touring and they know exactly what they were doing but we thought we would ask, jack brewer and we are happy to have him join us. thank you so much for coming on peers who child abuse. that is a very heavy charge. >> it really is, first, tucker i am a man of god. and those children you see are children of god. that is the principal at the jack brewer foundation, hero kids. so i don't believe joy reid understood who she was dealing with and the anointing on our lives. god called us right now to base the crt. these same kids in the majority in that picture are fatherless kids. kids that come to our center each and every day to learn, read in math proficiency. when they go to public schools and the teachers tell them if they make 50 or 60 it is okay because of black kids. we fight against that. we teach our kids in america everybody can win.

everybody can achieve the goals they set forth. so we are patriots. and i think people like joy reid are not used to seeing african young american boys who are fatherless that left this country and understand really what their potential is. that is what we teach. that is what we show. so i don't hate joy reid. i dislike her comments, but i pray for her. she should be on our side. if she really cares that america is the most fatherless nation in the country, the world, the entire world, on the planet, america is fatherless kids. she should bite on my site here. my work and serve these children everyday. they eat food on mike house and when they need new shoes, i buy them.

>> tucker: i've got to ask and thank you because of all the things you can be mad about in this world and there's a lot to be mad about right now. she is mad because little kids without dads are getting help from somebody? why do you think that made her so angry? >> because she's not used to say -- it doesn't fit her perspective. and it's taken of this country, the heart and soul the most voiceless kids are young father african american boys who are locked up too much in our prisons. who are overlooked and no one speaks for them. a group of black boys right now that will tell you right now. we sit on god's principles. we put the word of god and prayed over our kids each and every day. we know the great men they are going to become. she is not used to hearing that. that is not what the left wants to hear. we are not oppressed. we are not victims, right?

we love everybody. we love our god but we love our neighbor as ourselves. i think she needs to do deep soul-searching. everybody on the left right now that is pushing this victimization upon young black kids that really at the end of the day are the heartbeat of our nation. we need to uplift our poor black voiceless kids. this nation is going to change, tucker i'm telling you it is and i will stand on that all day. >> tucker: amen. it seems like a positive thing. she is a cynical person. and i hope you get an apology because you deserve one. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for coming, tucker god bless you, man. >> tucker: news with hunter biden came into the show. we have it for you right after the break. ♪ ♪

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>> tucker: so matt walsh has a new children's book on amazon. and tony the walrus tells a story of a story about johnny who identifies as a as a wall of risk. it sold well on amazon and

amazon employees are enraged by this. algorithms didn't block the sale of the book and censor it. watch. >> it is a bit of a problematic book. not a bit. it is not a bit of a problem. it is one of a problem. >> it is bad faith and reduce amazon system. and they are intentionally and when i say they, matt walsh and his publishing company and other people like him are taken advantage of amazon and how amazon algorithms work to promote their particular brand of hate and harm on the community. >> the final thing that we are going to show is that a 30-second clip. >> brace yourself. >> of matt walsh and i say come

i want you to brace yourselves. >> tucker: okay, so just how this works, anyone who uses the term and these are academic terms, by the way, problematic, hate, right, is probably an enemy of free expression, a proponent of censorship. and therefore may proponent of civilization. those people that matt walsh is up against, host "the matt walsh show" and he joins us tonight. this book is deemed problematic by amazon. i know, it is bad faith. [laughter] what do you make of this? >> i'm an abuser of amazon's system of them apparently as. look and i listen to describing my book as "johnny the walrus" in one clip, one of the guys breaks down in tears. and i'm thinking to myself, first of all i am a humble children's author and frankly, i

think their behavior to me is marginalizing me and validating my spirits as a children's author, but also the book, it is about true self acceptance, okay come a boy who identifies as a walrus. his mother goes along with that but at the end you should ask help yourself for who you truly are and who you biologically or appear the thing is a message of self acceptance. when i was a kid that was the most common message and books that we read. it is just now on the left, with a force on kids is actually rejecting who you really are in favor of a delusion. so that is -- >> tucker: it it's a little weird if you rent the biggest book company you would not want to hire book burners. how did jeff bezos end up with employees like this? >> wealth because this is what the left is all about and we saw this with elon musk. that is why i thought it was interesting when they accused me of gaming the system, manipulate the system and write a book and

put on amazon. the fact -- listen, this only proves the system is set up to make sure people like me fail. the conservatives fail. elon musk, this is designed for people like him but to keep us out. and every once in a while, we get these moments where they come out and admit it. it think it is interesting. >> tucker: but amazon is also as noted the biggest bookseller in the world. so the repository of the left collective knowledge and history. so if you have sensors running it, shouldn't you be worried that they might disappear this information? >> i would be worried about that. i would also point out just what they choose to center and choose not to. one of the other best-selling children's book on amazon is a book by american academy of pediatrics. it is a book on the top sellers list and promotes chemical castration and sterilization for

kids ages 9-12. that is the kind of book they are okay with but not "johnny the walrus" a boy who identifies as a walrus. they want your 9-year-old to read a book to sterilize and castrate. >> tucker: to sterilize your children. don't worry, just relax. great to see you tonight and congrats on the book, which is great. >> thank you. snow and speaking of history, all of our history resides in wikipedia. people believe it is true and for a time and is run by people with political agendas who proceeds any obligation they might feel pure it's a wikipedia case in point deleted the entry on hunter biden's investment firm and his partners. that is the firm that funded research on pathogens in ukraine with a contractor that happened despite, it did happen. that is true. the fact that they flip out and call you names for saying it just tells you how true it is. by the way, raised a bunch of money in china.

china visuals intern funded the money. joe biden knew about this. they obtained a photo of joe biden golfing with his son and members of the board. we aired it and they hated that. but now, president biden insists "there is nothing to see here." watch. >> mr. president how many times have you spoken to your son about over seas' business dealings? >> i have never spoken to my sons business dealers. >> there is what i know, trump deserves to be investigated. >> tucker: i have never spoken to my son about his overseas business dealings. that is a lie. a columnist at "the new york post" has written a great book and joins us tonight. brandon, thank you for joining us. what do you make of this? >> look, david nelson who is "new york post" washington correspondent asked joe biden himself as he was walking by why hunter biden's business partner eric schwerin had gone to the

white house 19 times to visit his office? and joe biden just brushed past and didn't answer the question even though he heard it. this is unsustainable for the white house. if joe biden was not involved and knew nothing about hunter's business dealings, why was he meetings how many of his partners? why did he invite eric schwerin to come at least two dozen times now, we have found, to the white house, to his office, to meet with him, his wife, and various assistants? no, you know, eric schwerin wasn't just anybody. he was the president of rosemont seneca, the company wiped out by wikipedia. he had signature privileges for joe biden on his bank accounts. there was one but kill your bank account that eric schwerin asked about and joe biden smugly in and out of that was called the

wilmington trust social account. what was that account? now, we know in delaware, the u.s. attorney in the grand jury has been looking into hunter biden business dealings. they have been asking the guy the big guy and we know from tony bubble and ski joe biden. and remember tony is another business partner who joe biden met. >> tucker: amazing. a little weird. they made this money from ukraine and sending billions from ukraine. it is weird. miranda devine i appreciate you coming on, great to see you. >> think is much. >> tucker: triple vaccinated and boosted space for kamala harris and california's ex-girlfriend made a stunning announcement about her health. of course we cover all stunning announcements about kamala harris, if that is her real name, straight ahead.

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>> tucker: kamala harris doesn't have a lot of fixed beliefs. okay, none, will mow one pier that went think melissa kamala harris believes as the vaccine works and if you don't take it you are a criminal. >> here is the thing getting vaccinated is the single best defense against covid-19 and its variance. it is still the best defense. i do believe that after getting vaccinated is the very essence, the very essence of what the bible tells us when it says "love thy neighbor." right? >> tucker: religious observers like a sacrament, like trance -- and she's never had a look job about maidstone. this is a set up today's story which you can guess kamala harris says which disease? covid and you know what that means. it means the vaccines work perfectly because when you get

the vaccine it works perfect. i'm recording her, "i'm grateful to be vaccinated and booster" harrison wrote because it is not a ransom script. [laughter] that is what they all say. barack obama got rona and he said i'm grateful to be vaccinated and boosted. she was more grateful for ever the vaccines can provide now that she had covid. elizabeth warren also, "i'm grateful for the protection and i'm vaccinated and boosted." cory booker put signature twist on it. he said he would be doing much worse without the booster. they also have the same to get the shot and then they get rona and celebrate getting the shot. what's going on here? jimmy be with host fox news radio and also spotify i heart, we are happy to have them. what do you make of this? i wanted to talk about cory booker it's not enough to say i'm not vaccinated.

you have to be anti-i'm vaccinated, tucker. cory booker speech right there. come all on some level you have to feel for her because she spent that time kissing her husband with a mask on for no reason. have you seen that insanity, tucker carlson? come on, man! although i like the fact she encourages people to kiss with masks on because we know there is one border she doesn't want people crossing, you know what i'm saying? [laughter] this is the thing, okay performative stupidity like this is why kamala harris is pulling behind isis. she is getting on tv and pushing the vaccine by telling everybody it didn't work, tucker! this is like me saying my wife and i are expecting a baby. thank god we were a condom or she would be a lot more pregnant than she is right now. come on, man! they did this again and again. if you want people to take a

vaccine don't tell them it doesn't end good appear there is a reason the cruise line does not show scenes from titanic dug the commercials. come on! >> tucker: you have to wonder. i guess they've already cashed their stocks. [laughter] but if you -- how dumb do they think people are? do they think people believe it and is this original telling the population that you don't believe what force you to pretend to? what is this? >> that is what i would contribute it to appear they have become so entrenched in the fact this has meant that cause. we are not living, tucker, something the death of shane. like people will suffer any indignity if it means advancing their cause. even if they have to get on twitter and i've got covid, but i'm vaccinated. like again, you are telling us it didn't work. as far as all those tweets come i thought they were hilarious. lobbing on the narrative. she is doing that because she

wants to run again somewhere in the back of her mind. she will never stop learning. they will be chanting and she will be running when she's 105. as far as elizabeth warren, she is dope. the only advice i would give there, tucker to a good guy never buy a used car off elizabeth one. turned out to be a white suburban, tucker, come on. [laughter] >> tucker: really quick ten seconds if you were to do a national poll and people could vote anonymously who is a threat to you and your family, covid or kamala harris? what do you think the results would be? >> obviously, it would be kamala harris. this is the first time she would do good in the polls. i think she would win it. come on, man! >> tucker: that was not a set up. great to see you. thank you. >> appreciate it, things, tucker. >> tucker: more news after the break.

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>> tucker: there are so much

going on in the world but some of it is good. take our image into are ones you love. tucker carlson today and glenn greenwald on fox nation 7:00 a.m. thanks, have a great night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome >> tucker: tonight. coming up a new report on joe biden's deep involvement in his son's illicit business deals with china. we will bring your shocking new release video from a criminal investigation into alec baldwin on the set that left that one woman said and mark levin is here tonight. he is going to explain why he is back on twitter and how the big tech world experiencing an earthquake and america's left absolutely melting down