think bad like bad, nevada." i can't promise i'm going to get it right next to him. i have nevada stuck in my throat. tucker is up next. always a member, i am jesse watters, and this is "my world." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ spewing good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." usually when there is a scandal or a crisis in this country, the people who are responsible for it respond to it by adverting their gaze. just ignore it. on principle that if you don't see something, it can't bother you. what a white buick crisis? that usually works. but if it doesn't work, if people start to complain about what they've done, our leaders move to the next stage and deny it is even happening. racist curricula in your kids

school? come on, no such thing. but are the doj. mandatory covid vaccines don't how she work? please, you are just imagining it. you must be in anti-vaxxer. and so on. they do this with everything, because it almost always works. you may be the injured party and whatever disaster they've managed to cook up, but by the time "the washington post" gets done explaining it, you are a criminal for noticing it happened. it is very effective. unfortunately for them, it doesn't work with inflation. inflation is just too obvious to deny. everyone knows when the prices go up, because everybody go shopping. so when you get inflation, you are stuck with it. leaders know this, obviously, so their first move when we got inflation was to reassure thus there was nothing to worry about because actually, inflation is a good thing. we have been longing for inflation.

and thank god we finally got it. america needs higher, longer-lasting inflation. [laughs] when that didn't work, because it was never going to, no one in the world actually wants inflation. when that failed, they tried a new tactic. yes, inflation is not ideal, they admit it. but it is like fog in the morning, it is inconvenient, but it burns off. the word they use to describe that is "transitory." >> are economists have conveyed that they feel that the impacts of our proposals will be transitory. >> all of the economists that the president has been relying on suggest that there's a transitory nature to the inflation problem. >> we call these things transitory effects. >> this inflation we are experiencing is transitory. it is not going to be here long. >> we've had several months of high inflation that most

economists, including me, believed will be transitory. >> we don't expect that that upward pressure would -- that the effects would be persistent. we expect to be transitory. >> tucker: it wasn't just maxine waters and joe biden and joe biden's flock, none of whom can do math, obviously, you just saw the head of the federal reserve and the former head of the federal reserve tell you this is going to be transitory. that was the best they could do. but behind the reassure and happy talk, they were in fact starting to panic. because this was not at all what they had expected or predicted in public. in fact, in september, 17 winners, and aware that suggest the winner understands economics, signed a public letter urging joe biden to spend $2 trillion more because inflation was no longer a concern. there was no why way we would get inflation.

the build back better package will transform the u.s. economy to be more efficient without presenting an inflationary threat. so trillions of new government spending, we are going to make this country more efficient, but we would never get inflation. it was hard to see how that could be true. so these chileans were on top of trillions that joe biden had already spent. a bill he had already signed. that's many trillions. and it turns out when you spend that much, you get inflation. when you print more dollars, each dollar's worth less. you don't need to be an economist to understand that. they wanted even more spending, and the insured us it would not cause inflation, but of course it did. it was always going to. that was obvious to everyone, so now got a little more honest. they wrote a piece offering tips on how to deal with inflation, because now inflation was back.

bloomberg told us readers to eat lentils instead of meat and to kill their dogs because pets are expensive. as bloomberg put it, "nobody said this would be fun and go. and they are right about that. it hasn't been fun. it's been a disaster for virtually everyone. officially according to the numbers out today, the inflation rate is 8.3%, but that is a fake number. a rigged measure. and every life scenario, the numbers are much higher. for example, this year, the price of breakfast cereal which you eat in the morning has gone up by 10%. they cost of chicken nuggets is up 18%. take the lentils, pal. , snacks, clothing for your kids up 9%. fertilizer prices, fertilizer being the basis of all agricultural products is up 61% over the last year. corn, for example, is that .589

a bushel. it is now at $8.15. want to visit your family? want to take a vacation? want to take a work trip? the average is up now more than 33%. gas prices, and you know this well, are up 50%. the average price of a used van was in may of last year, about 23,000. it is now 34,000. that is a 47% increase. in a real product you might have to buy it. it is not a .3 according to the cpi, the price is up from 22,000 to 20,000. want to buy a house? you are in trouble. median home prices up 16%. and the higher value zip codes are up a lot more than that, hundreds and a lot of places. here's the bad news if you want to buy one, it is at a 13 year high. so this really is worst-case

scenario. interest rates get high so people can't afford to buy houses come about home values don't go down because all the houses are being snatched up by big investors converting them into rental units. these are very distressing trends, and everybody feels them. that explains why a recent poll found that inflation is at the ball very top of america's list of concerns. ukraine, the single most important issue in the world, is not even in the top ten concerns. you look at a pool like that, and many more like it, and you reach the obvious conclusion. if you live in washington, you are responsible and inflation. and you think it is bad. it's been pretty easy for joe biden to say this, because you can blame food inflation just like you blame the election on vladimir putin. that is what he's doing. >> i'm doing everything within my power by executive orders to

bring down prices. >> let me start with the putin price hike, high gas prices and energy prices. >> 70% increase in inflation was the consequence of putin's price hike because an impact on gas and empty prices. in doing everything i come to bring down the price to address putin's price hike. >> not only did he single-handedly packed the dnc and embarrass the democratic party which is the gravest bill anyone can commit, but he rocked our economy. how did he do that? from the other side of the world? that's all they have at this point. and you can see given way democrats are encouraging the war and ukraine, whether they want that to last forever. if it ever ended, who would they blame for the effects of their deranged policies. they have to pick a new person. probably you. but vladimir putin, for all his

faults, did not cause inflation in the united states. the people who run our economy in the u.s. government caused inflation in the united states. and they did at the old fashion way by printing a ton of money very quickly and that currency is printing a ton of money very quickly, always does. the way this is measured as the data set that the federal reserve uses to measure money supply. our money supply is not just going up, our money supply is going up faster than it ever has in american history. it stands at more than $22 trillion. for reference, on february 3rd 2020, it was at 15.3 trillion. if you don't have a calculator handy, a 43% jump in our nation's money supply in just over two years. so what is the result? the result is predictable and obvious. inflation is going much faster then say, europe, where they didn't spend so much on stimulus. none of this is his fault, this

predates putin's invasion of ukraine. you don't need to be a right winger to acknowledge that, even cnn is acknowledging it. >> biden is going to the putin price hike. >> they like to call it about the putin price hike, but they were soaring even before the war began. inflation was an issue before we even started talking about ukraine. >> there we heard that white house line that is due to president putin's price hike. one thing that is still out there is whether or not this is working. especially when it comes to a recent cnn poll that showed that less than one-third of americans really feel that this party's economic vision aligns with their own. i truly prepares to take on the midterm election. >> tucker: so everyone understands what is going on here. sorry it is not his fault.

>> biden because that is, and not just biden. his whole economic team. and by the way, the legacy economic team. biden is shutting down domestic energy production for the administration just canceled sales of the federal oil leases. why are they doing this, why are they making it worse? everything depends upon the price of energy, everything you buy was truck they are or brought by ship, or playing, or rail. you need energy to bring you the products that you buy. and it's the price of energy up, so are those products. so when you hike the price of energy, which they have done on purpose, your increasing inflation. period. you don't need to be an economist to understand that. first, they have to do it. america's sovereign debt levels are way, way too high.

we basically nationalized the debts, we transferred it to taxpayers from the meltdown. so we have way too much dad. and the only way out of that is to devalue the u.s. dollar, otherwise the u.s. government won't be able to afford the interest payments on the money that it owes. no one says it out loud, but it's absolutely true. we have to have inflation otherwise the u.s. government will default. you have to pay the price for their bad policies. so the who mismanage the american economy need inflation. the rest of us could've seen this coming ten years ago, but somehow we didn't. the second reason is that rising energy prices justify their transition to the green new deal. nobody in america whatever choose to transition to green energy, which is to put trillions of u.s. tax dollars into the pet investment projects of democratic donors. no one would ever do that voluntarily. that they are hoping that the price of fossil fuels will go so high that you have no choice.

you can't afford to fill your truck? is he were going to need a previous now. we are definitely going to need to control the thermostat in your home for that seems too sinister to be real, but it is real. it is sinister, but it is also real. here's joe biden's commerce secretary. shouldn't that be disqualified? yes, it should. here she is still employed, amazingly, telling you that climate change is x essential and therefore more important than your concerns like putting clothes on your kids. watch this. >> americans are struggling and seeing their paychecks drink, a 24% increase over fy21 levels doesn't really help families put food on the table. can you talk about how this massive allocation of funds helped to combat inflation or deal with supply chain issues you say are so important? >> yes, we believe climate change is an existential threat.

children are not going to be able to have a life if they don't do with climate change. >> tucker: forget about the close on her back, forget about your children. climate changes existential, we can use it to justify anything. any power grab, any failure, any disaster that we caused and should have stopped before it got completely out of control and tempt the whole economy. climate change, climate change. pressing the u.s. economy to the brink actually has uses for the biden administration. they will use your economic suffering as a pretext for assuming control over every aspect of your life. that is the theater's and they are doing this to our economy. as samantha power -- there is no grounding whatsoever. even balancing a checkbook, she became famous for informing us that is bad. she cares more than new. she put it just the other day

"never let a crisis go away." now if democrats in congress recognize this is an opportunity, it is an opportunity for them. not somebody to get more power, but to make certain the pre-existing obsessions become law and of course, always to lecture you. here's congressman don my congressman kaylee porter explaining that because inflation is so high, we need to borrow portion. >> the fact that things like inflation can happen and can become more expensive to feed your kids and to fuel your car is exactly why people need to be able to be in charge of have many emails they are going to have to feed. i think the fact that we are seeing this jump in expenses, that we are seeing people having to pay more in the grocery store, pay more at the pump, pay more for housing, is the reason that people are saying, i need to be able to make my own decisions about when and if to start a family. >> tucker: she said that live on tv and on the other side of

the camera was a host and she said out loud, she said yeah, i mean, it said you can afford to have children in this country, but the upside is now you could end their lives early so you don't have to feed that. so really, there is kind of a silver lining. we are upset about the economy said the american people. have an abortion. that is their answer? what country is this? what are you even talking about? that's dark. >> you can be certain this is the one thing you can count on. they left will never propose a solution to problems -- that in the end disempowers the democratic party. every solution makes them more powerful. how long before joe biden decides to set retail prices? will cain's ghost of fox and friends weekend, also a lawyer at a friend feared we are happy to have them on tonight.

is this a winning message? >> i don't think so. and i'm laughing, but i'm laughing, tucker, through astonishment at how obvious and -- this is not just some random cable news host. this is an elected member of congress that said you know, kids can be expensive. so there is a good rationale for murdering them. and play that rationale out. they don't get cheaper. i have a 14-year-old, he has a lot of expenses that are involved, and arriving at being a team coming of college kids. it gets more expensive. is that rational hold true? is it into two, three, four -- when does that congresswoman's rational and, i'm curious. about when a child is too expensive to stop murdering. >> tucker: which he is saying

is shut up and work for amazon. let go of your desire to reproduce. as in having children in the main source of joy for most people? is not the most important thing in life? >> i would think so. building a family, living in a community, contributing to that community, being part of something greater than yourself. being a part of something, not being an individual, a radical, selfish human being with their nose plugged into their phone all day. you asked me how the cycle work. by the way, the democrats are really good at this, tucker. the left create a pseudo-reality, tell us it's not true, as he pointed out. convince us of the pseudo-reality until reality rudely interrupts in the form of inflation, fuel prices. this reality cannot be denied. >> tucker: kill your dog and don't have a family. no, maybe i want a family. i don't want to work for amazon.

will cain, they cue so much. great to see you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: $30 million harm reduction program this year, and the grant program i suggested would fund smoking kits and the white house told us at the time the absolute do not include crack pipes, period. >> clarifying around some of the reports that crack pipes are not part of these safe smoking kits that are funded by these administrations, but can you clarify for us, where they never a part of the kits, or were they removed in response to the pushback. >> it was inaccurate reporting and we wanted to put out information to make that clear. >> tucker: jen psaki told you that kids just have lip balm, and the flap checkers at usa today for the record that will say anything. reported they were definitely no crack pipes inside. should up, conspiracy monger.

stopping opioid overdose? no, it is not up crack pipe. but of course, they did no reporting on it. it's not really u.s. organization. they decided to report the story. they are reporter -- they actually do the reporting, what did you find. >> just to first address -- oh come on now, the pipes are not in the kit. having the media push this narrative, they printed the press release. what we decided was to actually go out and do the real work. we went to five different cities and we found diaz, a crack pipe is within a crack smoking kits, that is the whole point. >> we have the worst drug epidemic in american history. 107,000 dead. you have any clue why the

white house would promote drug addiction? >> yes, this program is the $30 million program. it gives us money to these harm reduction organizations and on this grant program was listed these smoking kits. supposedly it's supposed to reduce harm or users. i've continued to reach out, okay, well, clearly these are in the smoking kits. this been documented proof of this going back for years. i would say okay, well, how are you going to insure these pipes are not in the kit? they have no answer for this. they've clearly been making this up as they go along, because there's been backlash. >> tucker: it is deranged. so you did what reporters are supposed to do, which is check the press release to see if it was accurate and call around. why didn't "the new york times" do that? >> we decided to go out in the street and what i found was horrifying. i don't think any reporter would want to see that.

and boston was the worst. the broad student harm reduction center, the city's health department -- i go there and there's at least a dozen drug addicts walking around, it was horrifying. i go and come i get the pipe, they put me in a system for free. walk in, walk out, get the crack pipe. i walk outside and i see a man shoot out 10 yards away from a police car. i called the police, is this something you're aware of? no answer. >> tucker: degrading the american population, killing people. it's so dark. i appreciate -- i deeply appreciate you going to do the reporting on that. >> think you purchase really quick come out the crack pipe we got here -- this is the crack pipe. here we've got the meth pipe. it is unbelievable. it's so easy to get. it's right there. >> tucker: thank you. new video on tonight she was a massive of illegal aliens.

they are coming from as far as away as venezuela and cuba for the u.s. government has been buying baby formula for them as they arrive. you can't find it because you are not coming illegally. more on that in the minute. and the cryptocurrency market is in some terminal tonight. we will talk to an expert who will help us make sense of what exactly we are seen. that is straight ahead. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> tucker: like the broader stock markets, cryptocurrency del norte at a high speed. just today, more than $200 billion in value was raised from the crypto market overall. bitcoin with the lowest price in a year. so why is this happening, exactly, and should you be worried if you hold cryptocurrency? the host of the podcast joins us tonight to answer those questions. thank you so much for coming on. people are watching us, some people feel worried, what do you make of it? >> think you so much for having me. we are seeing a sell-off across the board. it feels like no one is safe and i know that can be really scary for people, but at the same time we shouldn't be surprised because there's been so much excess added to the system. he mentioned it earlier in the newscast, the federal government has been printing trillions of dollars in the last few years. they were printed before, but it was accelerated as a result of

the pandemic and not many had to float somewhere. it went into stocks, it wanted to crypto, and it caused inflation. now the government is trying to take inflation seriously. they have to try to reduce the balance sheet, they have to try to raise interest rates to make it more expensive to borrow in a record debt levels, so people are selling assets, selling stocks, some of the stocks going further than bitcoin, celie bitcoin and crypto. i want to make an important distinction here, because bitcoin is not crypto. bitcoin is digital property, whereas bitcoin is largely an unregulated securities markets, and it is similar in some ways to the 90s where you saw things chewed up in value and crashed on never to be heard of again. i urge people caution because we saw some of those stories in the last week whereas bitcoin is a very young but quickly growing technology network that has the power to disrupt and revolutionize our financial system. it was really designed to decouple money from power, which is called so many problems that exist in society. it is growing very, very

quickly. we might see some more short-term pain, but in the long run come i think it's going to be a winner. >> i think that is a really nice explanation the way you describe bitcoin, but the idea was that it would be decoupled from fluctuation in the equities market, but it seems correlated, do you expect that the change over time? >> i do expect that to change. ed gluck, right now bitcoin has largely existed in an environment for the government is printing money. it has been the beneficiary of that, so it does come down, but you know it? previously it is come down even further. this is a very young, very volatile early technology network that is going very quickly. a lot of people don't understand it yet. but again, very different from the larger crypto market. it is a digital property that has the potential to be in the hands of 8 billion people across the world and give them access to a more inclusive financial system. it is important to remember, with all this monday printed, we

have created a system of debt that has crushed deceivers, and it's benefited the people at the top. it is privatize gains, and now we have a country that is polarized and frustrated, because people feel left behind. so nicely put. i'm glad you came on tonight. thank you very much. good to see you brits because think of her having me. >> tucker: bill hemmer join us for the final exam. we have a game show, and we are proud of it. that is straight ahead. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> tucker: time now for the final exam. we are not too broad to do a game show, in fact we are delighted to appear this is the game where news geniuses face off against one another to see who has been paying attention at work. fox business anchored dagen mcdowell and the great bill hemmer from ohio. >> we are not too proud either.

>> tucker: this is a pretty tough game but obviously you know the rules because you play along at home, but hands-on buzzers, i have the questions, the first person to ball is in good stance of the question paid you must wait until i finish asking before you can answer. you can answer once iconology. every correct answer is worth a point, every incorrect answer is subjects a point. does that make sense? >> i think. sorry, that's a lot. >> tucker: it's a lot come at the complex game, but you will learn by plane. the first is a multiple choice. keep in mind, you have to wait until i give you all three possible answers before you gas. here we go. first up, a shopper at a goodwill store in texas was left flabbergasted after some that she bought for $35 turned out to be 2,000 years old and highly valuable. what was it. a, a bottle of red wine. b, a roman bust. or c, biblical scroll. >> we did this story together.

>> tucker: you did the story, bill hemmer. >> it was the roman bust. >> tucker: the roman bust. okay, i do know the answer. roll the tape. >> an antique dealer from austin, texas, made the find of a lifetime when a sculpture she purchased at a goodwill store for $35 turned out to be a 2000-year-old roman bust. she purchased the marble bust in 2018 and after doing a little research, she diverted the bust was actually 2,000 you'll depiction of the roman commander niro. >> tucker: it looks like he both knew the answer. bill hemmer got there first. >> we both shop at goodwill. [laughter] >> tucker: it's not just for costume parties, it's pretty cool actually. question number two, this is not multiple choice for this a single answer. a cranky broadway actress called patty lupone flew into a blind rage while she was performing because while she was not

wearing anything on her face, and remember, the audience did something to offend her. what did that theater go or do? bill. >> i think that the theatergoers took off their mask in the audience. >> tucker: i think you are right. i ad-libbed in the question in a way that suggested the answer. >> i could be more specific. she was screaming at him at the top of her lungs for having his mask below his nose. that is what she was yelling. >> that's pretty good. >> tucker: you are right. roll the tape, please. >> put your mask over the nose. that is the role. if you don't want to follow the rule, get out. >> by the way, can i say something? >> do you do not respect the people that are sitting around

you! >> i went to the show. it is called "company." don't go to it. you have to be vaccinated and they have mask police who walk up and down the aisles while the actors are performing screaming at you to put your mask over your nose. and everybody is wearing a cloth mask, which don't even work. >> tucker: the people on stage are spewing deadly corona germs on the audience. >> correct. >> tucker: are judges -- i'm going to name the judge so i can deflect responsibilities out. they warded it to you on the basis of the precision of your answer. i can't take responsibility for that. it is 1-1. this is multiple-choice. a new poll asks americans a very important question. who is this country's single worst governor? with a stunning 54% disapproval rating, democratic governor takes the title. is it a, keith brown of oregon.

b, gretchen whitmer of michigan. c, j.b. pritzker of illinois. >> i'm not sure if yours is working. i think it is oregon. i think it is i. >> tucker: that is my personal vote, but we will roll the tape to find out what the public thinks. >> today i am announcing that effective friday august 27th, masks will be required in all public outdoor settings. regardless of vaccination status. >> you were right. >> tucker: you are right. >> do i need to be more specific? >> i think alex has awarded that to you. there's no favoritism, and i don't know what goes on in the control room. speak i'm blaming the button. >> tucker: you have a chance for redemption. it's a 2.0 and other multiple-choice worth two points. the european parliament met this week for something called "the

conference on the future of europe." and what could only be described as very strange, the conference began with people filling the aisles and engaging in an act, what was that act? was it a, primal screaming. b, socially distanced hugs. c come in turbid. >> primal screaming. >> tucker: that was my guts. >> i guess, i have no idea. >> tucker: she knows the frustration pivots consult the tape for the answer. here we go. ♪ ♪ [speaking non-english language]

>> you are half right. that is in fact interpretive dance. okay final question, multiple-choice. here it is. workers added nespresso factory in switzerland got the shock of their lives when they found what in a delivery of coffee beans? was it a, a bag of tarantulas. b, an elderly man suffered from. c, half a ton of cocaine. >> i know this. >> go ahead. >> it is c, tucker. >> tucker: that is the cocaine? >> that is correct. >> tucker: i don't know the answer, but i'm guessing it's the elderly man suffered thumb. roll the tape, please. >> after a few hours of pretended not to know while shoving it to every hole of their body, they decided to call the police. turns out it was 80% pure

cocaine making it the only thing and that is nespresso factory strong enough to keep a human awake. >> tucker: that's funny. >> amazing. >> tucker: i'm not going to say who i was rooting for, but bill hemmer has taken today's trophy. the prize is not a trophy, it's a baseball hat with the name of the show pete if you want to get yelled at in whole foods, go ahead and wear it. >> we are on together tomorrow morning. >> i will wear it with pride. >> tucker: so great. thank you very much. that is that for a final exam. tune in next time to see if you can beat the experts. we will be right back. ♪ ♪

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out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, taken from the homeless funds. and they'd get a refund on their $100 million license fee, taken from homeless funds, too. these guys didn't write a plan for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. the choice for attorney general is clear. democrat rob bonta has a passion for justice and standing up for our rights. bonta is laser focused on protecting the right to vote and defending obamacare. but what's republican eric early's passion? early wants to bring trump-style investigations

on election fraud to california, and early says he'll end obamacare and guard against the growing socialist communist threat. eric early. too extreme, too conservative for california. ♪ ♪ >> this amazing thing happening in china with the chinese government using covid as a pretext and the crackdown even

by their standards blocking the entire city of shanghai, ripping children from their parents arms, sending people to concentration camps. it's horrifying. what is even more horrifying as our public health authorities have responded. with bruce. we could learn something from the chinese. so watching that, he began to ask yourself, what could stop something like that from happening here if the people in our country are for it? willie tang is asking that question. she's not running for congress. here is her campaign at. >> i was born to working-class parents, suffered, and the communist dictatorship. i wanted freedom. america was my promised land. people are losing their lives to make a living and to make their own life choices. are you worried yet? i am. i fear that the country i love

is becoming like the country i left. >> tucker: it's she is a republican candidate for congress in the state of new hampshire and we are honored to have her join us now. thank you so much for coming on. so what that is a wonderful ad that you cut. it sounds like your childhood in a repressive country really informs how you view america right now. what did it teach you? >> i came to america for freedom and prosperity and leaving my american dream. i'm just worried that the american dream will not be there for my children. i've been here for 34 years, i have -- it is probably the worst situation today. and i see the rise of terrorism and canceling people's rights and a silent scene. that is what we are doing to our school children, it kind of reminds me of what i see in

china. i don't want another revolution happening in my new country. >> tucker: no, that is right. and you fled the chinese government, and now you see are leaders making excuses to the chinese government, praising the chinese government, does that make you uncomfortable? >> not just uncomfortable, i am terrified. i have seen that the government is almost like a tactic. and our country is so divided by the traditional tactics. and you separate people into oppressor versus oppressed. i am warning people, we don't want that. what is happening here to destroy this new country i love. >> tucker: are voters in new hampshire responding to that message? >> yes. we have lots of people here,

that is why i came here, because i love the model, live free or die. we also have a lot of people like me who love freedom and the liberty coming here through the free state project. so i wanted people to know what i'm doing here so more people like me will come here. >> tucker: it's, not just people from boston. lily ten, you don't need to respond to that, but i feel it strongly. anyway, great to see you, they could so much, god luck. >> thank you for having me. >> tucker: new moms have been struggling to feed their children. people are hoarding it, and that is the problem. at the same time, the administration apparently has been buying baby formula for illegal aliens coming to our country illegally. do they want an insurrection question mike why are they doing this? the details, next.

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>> tucker: you had seen footage, one of the only reporters have been covered in the disaster on the border. the pictures show more than 100 illegal aliens crossing into this country. their only two border patrol agents on the scene, clearly they are outmatched. they are not coming from mexico, they are coming from far away places like venezuela and cuba. which is an island. why are they coming? because joe biden left the screen door open. the biden administration will give them food supply that you can't buy. those would include... baby formula. if what a congressman called cad/cam exit is saying that they are getting pallets of baby formula from the biden administration. "they are sending pallets, pellets of baby for much of the border." meanwhile in our own district, we cannot find baby formula. we reached out to customs and border protection to see how much baby formula they are purchasing, they would not tell us. it is all their duty to respond of the public come but they did

not deny that they had bought it. how much longer is this going to take? we'll be back tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. we will see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity" for the very latest on our an economy that is now completely imploding thanks to our president. we also have an update on jen psaki's crack pipe. remember those -- they swore up and down that they had no crack pipes in them. yes, we've got the evidence to prove it was a total lie. and a shocking report about baby formula but the biden administration -- they are stockpiling it for illegal immigrants in the middle of what is a massive nationwide s