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didn't think that could happen. well, it is happening in africa . china now calls the shots and takes the natural resources for itself nat, period. as of tonight , there is only one remaining african country that dares to recognize taiwan and it happens to be among the smallest countries in africa, swaziland. everyone in the continent obeys beijing. but wait a second. how can this be happening? isn't colonialism racist and bad? yes, its, i is. and no one's worse and more racist and the chinese going chinese social media some time how they describe the africans they've subjugated. descri. rifying t t so why is it the new york times writing stories about any of this ? you know why? because the new york times is on china's side. that's why they all but ignore the brutal chinese colonization of latin america, which is also in full swing right now. colonialism violates everything the new york times once claimed to believe in . but that's okay becauseve i nevr

really believed any of it anyway. it was always about power. we came to brazil this week to see for ourselves with theeek chinese are doing to latinn america. we're making a documentary about it for tucker carlson , originala, w brazil has the last pro-american government in latin america's, our single most important ally in the western hemisphereme. allowing brazil to become a colony of china would be awi significant blow to us and potentially a very serious military threatsi by the administration appears to be in favor of it. one person is emphatically not in favor of this is the president of brazil 5% scenario. so of course the american media hate him some of their slander . the united states is the only country lurching dangerously towards authoritarianism. it is happening all over indeed . just yesterday, for example, brazilians elected jailable scenario. usually you don't get rid of an aspiring dictator through the electoral process. brazil is going to have trouble with both. and if that theme authoritarian like women hating racist energy

is the trumper brazil president bostinaru doesn't believe in social distancing, doesn't want lockdown's much, much more extreme than president trump , brazil's far right nationalist president, jailable scenarist spoke at an event in dallas. these two men and fellow travelers like donald trump and vladimir putin represent the growing global threat to the ideals of liberalism. these are people whose research consists of three minutes and wikipedia on the way to the studio. he's a racist, of course he doesn't want lockdown's. there's your prooff cou. but it is the last clip from plagiarists fareed zakaria that explains why they're so mad at both scenario bull scenario fareed zakaria tells us represents a quote growing global threat to the ideas of liberalism liberalism meaning neo liberalism meaningng globalism and in fact that is m true . gozal is no justin trudeau.

he's not a low iq fascist who would be working as thein interim influencer ifnc he doesn't have his own army. he's not the presidenthi ofot ukraine who shuts downde television stations that dare to criticize him and his opposition parties and arms and conventional terms. bolzano is in fact liberal. he has done nothing to stopto civil liberties in brazil, but at the same time he is a nationalist. he cares about his country. he resists c china. therefore he must be stopped. george soros to survive. b he's notid with the program. so naturally we wanted to meet him. yes, we did. that was bulstrode for more than an hour and the firsth thing we learned is that the left in brazil hates him very much. they tried to kill him when he first ran for president four years with very little money in the backing of no party .rt he came out of nowhere to get fifty seven million votes but he almost didn't survive to be elected. he was stabbed by a leftist almost to deathed at a rally at which point the left funded lawyers to come in and rescue

his attempted murderer. an amazing story that hasn't gotten a ton of coverage in the united states. n he's an authoritarian, says msnbc. all right. so s yashpal sinora about the staffing in our conversation also asked him about his christianon a faith wh is on display something elseng that triggers them. we asked about our supreme court stance on abortion, his views on gun rightsnce and w asked him fundamentally whyhy do you think you're so hated? >>ir here's the first part of the conversation the parallels between politics in brazil and politics in the united states are striking to an american. coalitionposed by a of billionaires, college professors and cnn. >> tell us what the opposition wants. what will brazil look likeion if your opponent wins? >> do you think me like my election itself was almost a miracle? i had nothing going for me mir o be elected. i was just say w an isolated

member of congress known as the lower segment of national congress in brazil is a company i conducted my campaign anchored on a biblical passage. john 332 thou shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free if the media never gave me any visibility or g spae . much to the contrary, they attacked me all the time throughout the campaignme. just say on september the 6th 2018, the eve of the election i suffered an attempted assassination. the far right candidate gyroballmp scenario was being carried through a crowd. you can see him there on the shoulders of some supporters when suddenly a man with a knife stabbed them in the abdomen. >> doctors say my survival wasay a miracle m and the same is true for my election and a veryt important factorio which you maa perhaps not be aware of is the fact that brazil had a country that upon taking office as president, the incumbent president surrenders strategic positions in the cabinet political parties including the cabinet ministries, bothin n

state banks, state companies.ot i did not do that . so i got a lot of pushback with strong pushback from brazilian parliament p and we were able to withstand the needs of the twenty nineteen twenty twenty of course the pandemic hit and everything changedt and ths country was doomed to a fiasco because many governors actually gathered forces . rough the economy to defeat we were able to successfully come to the end of 2020 2020 one and came to p a positive balance of about three million new job created in brazild during the pandemic i. as and we're now in the last year of my current term in office and the left wingnd is really going desperate despitede everything you know, we're doing pretty welll. not now. the problems in brazil are the problems that are there for the whole world, such as for, example, inflation as a resultmi of mistakes and policies adopted during the pandemic suchstng as stay at home and the economy will take care of itself later like the lockdownlo policies as well as the war between ukraine and russia

,which i is partly of course affected the price of fuels which in turn of course reflects higher inflation levels. the left uses that to try toin use that to defeat me.e. say if they do come back to power, in my view they will never go back. i will go out of power again. even former president lula i mean everything he says, despite all the foolish things he says and despite attacking so many people such as christians, for example, when it comes to the issues such as abortion policy and the apparent partnership he has with manyar thieves, he wants many crimes to c no longer be crime and he wants to be able to lend money too dictatorships all around the world. ld he wants to disarm the good willing population. they also want to revitalize the mystique the landless armed pat cipollone we have to share with you. what do you think aboutut insensitive? i mean, they should have nomo less about there. nore more than 10% votes, but they do not have the opinion polls conducted by data following one of the last polls

indicated that lula is perceived as being more honest than i am. i mean this kind of opinionni poll of course, is totally mistaken. why doesn't'tlly mi the they dot these polls to attach some element of credibility tot future manipulation of votes? i thin that's a suspicion. we clearly have cpac that's actually more than a suspicion among them with regard to the latter part, we have some circumstantial evidence and if the left wing doess comer back to power, in my view they will neverl leave power anymore and this country will follow the same path venezuela, argentina, chile, c colombia, brazil will be one more wagan in that train of colombia adjuvanted. >> i need to see and the losers will be the brazilian population and also the left wing itselfanpo probably scare them. no, i mean the left wing voter will lose as a result vote inh all of south america. we colored rebee if you understand in my view the united states will become virtuallyy an isolated country

in the world. >> so many questions but back back to the stabbing. during s your campaign you werem stabbed by a leftist at a campaign event. he was never sent to prison. he went to a mental hospital. did you think you are going to die? it was marriage with acidizingi the doctors in the city whereun i underwent the surgery and also the following sco paulo, the capital , they said out of 100 people who were stabbed like i was only one person survived and thank god i survived. and also dueue torv my physical preparation also becauseou healthy lifestyle i had throughout my life. so that helped me resist. you alluded to and as a coincidence on the eve the day beforee i had taken a shot of bensedrine, a drugnz that helped to fight a moreed a serious or what would otherwiseu be a more serious infection because the knife wasas infected and the person who stabbed me was affiliated with the leftt wing party tsl. >> i forgot the following dayft after the stabbing, three renowned lawyers came to me stiffener to try to

defend the person to the fact that you will go and the person who stabbed me, idalia, on the same day september the 6th, someone tried totemb go into the house ofnt representatives using falsehi documentation which could serveh as an alibi if he had fled the crime scene. dewees before because that someone tried to use his documents to go into the house of representatives as an alibito g. no no one can possibly explain to me why the investigation is note involved with so many elements of will in the media in brazil is highly concentrated. 90% of all ad dollars go to a company called globo whichna dominates television here they're opposed toey you . how did you win? how could you win again with the entire brazilian media against you ? is the company? yes, there is the weight of the media against me

through social media has beenci doing a great job in brazil. my social media channels ares among the most interactive in the world and i believe that today we have about 40% of the population who has not yet expressed their voting a intentions and most off the voters we believe will vote for me during my election. o why is there no fox newsfo in brazil? cnn is here . in you got h over fifty million o votes in the last election.es cnn is a political player here . so it was globo but there's noan tv channel for your voters. that's little. if i could, you know, launch an appeal to you , i can only sayin that you will be the most welcome in brazil. you will be an b excellent counterpart to the other vehicles or outlets. there are very few media outlets that are really b unbiased in brazil. that's something we need and weh do have one program in the job in japan that were called the dots in the eyes, the dots in the eyes or the dots on the eyes and they're excellent. they really showcase the good things going on in this country. >> sowc you findase yourself ina place where the permanent

bureaucracy here in brasilia, the state owned companies, the media leaders in countries around brazil are all opposed to you . you stand effectivelyly alone. are you bothered by that or how do you view what brazil is an economic powerhouse in southa america, the ten countries with which we have w political geopolitical, physical borders are not that economically strong. as compared to brazil. we are what you might describe as a cherry on the cake.. brazil goes down or collapsess the wholedo of south americast will go down and be colored red . if you understand. and it will certainly of course be a country aligned with other ideologies outside of brazil and it will establish a wonderful bloc, wonderful between quotation marks and they will be able to impose their will on the world. brazil remains a democracy, but we do run a serious risk of

collapsing. it was the covid pandemic that revealed to vocero reallyls is bothon dead with our leaders refused to do during pope.g he thought for himself he didn't let tony fouchier schwab make decisions for brazil. he did what he believed was in the best interest of his own country. there'd be no national lockdownn in brazil during pope. it bra he refused to take the kh shot himself having already recovered from the virus and he raised concerns about vaccinating children. afast cut story also explains wy he did all this afters the break. from mind is a matter of life

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report card. estimated card value of your car may be worth at bompard dotcom's bulsara was one of the very few world leaders certainly the only leader of a bigf country in the west who refused to destroy his own nation's economyon in response to compete, he alsoo raised questions about the mandatory vaccination of children. why are, we doing this ? he shut up,ng they said well himself did not take the covid shots. he already recoveredid from covd and believed in natural

immunity from death. decision. we asked about all thesehe decisions during our conversation here thisser wt didn't you take the vaccine will go by the flu when the virus actually hit strongly in march. 2020 people began to seek out the vaccine, of course, against the virus and i too of course saw a medication because we. began to see cases surfacing. i started s seeing the number of cases begin to go up. now someone who contracted the virus like i did, i mean the vaccine doesn't really help. i mean, you don't takeyo a vaccine if you have alreadyu a been contaminated, the vaccine would be innocuous. you should rather take the medication. and in brazil, of course,ed i studied the issue. i called other countries including sub-saharan africa and brazilian doctors, physicians because there were people out there who either didn

not catch the virus or when they did catch the virus, the virus was not strong . send them to the hospital or to kill them. come in and in brazil we saw the emergence of two medications that began to be used more widely. i myselff took them one contaminated but the global pressure all over the world from the media outlets, from the pharmaceuticalalth companiee i mean they were all against the early treatment. they actually focused on the vaccine. i readne pfizer's contract and one of the clauses said we shall take no responsible whatsoever for any side effect arising from the vaccine. i became concerned aboutta that and congresske in brazilec decided to vote and pass a piece of legislation saying that pfizer or any other pharmaceutical company would for any responsibility side effect arising from the vaccine. we also had information including from the u.s. fda that several side effects arer likely to emerge this yearor or next year in the foreseeable future.

>> what is so the concern as mentioned by many doctors wass that people who are infected by the virus were already immune and did not havet to take w the vaccine. that was my case.ot that's why i did not take the vaccine. but i did purchase vaccines for all brazilians. an i did not demand that people be vaccinated. i respectedatecte individual fr. each one was free to vaccinate or not. and i b believe that about 20% o the brazilian population decided not to take the vaccine . as i m said before, maybe i was the only head of state in thef world who did not accept restrictive measures or was against restrictive measures and perhaps one of the few heads of state w in the worldak who did not take a vaccine because i had already contracted the virus. the left was so worried about taking me out off office that they wanted me to take the vaccine. and i said , well, let me die. just let me die. then and choose my policy. in south america. o

we are the one country that best addressed the issue involving the need of vaccines and we very properly and adequately equipped our hospitals with equipment and medications. and i believe we have pretty much turned the page there. and based on the studies that we have available outside of brazil, many deaths could have been avoided had there noth been so mucher pressure on the part of the mainstream media against early treatment there. early last year i sent the team to israel, a team of brazilian experts to israel to look into the nasal spray solution they had developed on an experimental basis. i was highly criticized and we weren't able to make progress in that negotiation. last month n a large brazilian company published a news article indicating that nasal sprays are currently a verydi successful solution against covid today. >> soucuc you are technically o allowed of course, to take an experimental vaccine which was

the case in the past but not the nasal spray. i think you'ree the only worlddm leader to admit not taking the vaccine, that's for sure. whyit would pfizer or any pharma company have liability protection against the side effects of their own drugs? why would your congress allow them to c have people? >> a fifth of the population was appalledof t. they were desperate and afraid of the virus, especially the elderly t population that also had some kind of h disease or comorbidity as a result of which congress decided to pass a law to that effect. that means that we regret it really because todaye in hindsight, you know, we see in studies, you know, conducteda outside of brazil that perhaps two thirds of deaths couldld have been avoided in brazil and abortion i mean sub-saharan africa in sub-saharan africa they take ivermectin to fight river blindness as well as hydroxy chloroquine to fight malaria. rithey because the number ofr deaths was veryof low and the hs was pretty one of the lowest

in the world. you are the natural conclusion was that those medications could somehow also help fight the virus and the effects thereof. wend regret the pressure that took place and perhaps due to the economic power of pharmaceutical companies, i mean they went on and invested in vaccines and today you see, you know, people have t taken the third the fourth dosee of the vaccine and they still contract the virus and die is and we have a lot of say stranded vaccines in brazil. but in brazil a considerable portion of the population does i not want to take the boosterta that i understand that to be there right. i support individual freedom. as i said before, we are sorry about that . we regret all the death, but i believe many deaths could have been avoided. early treatmently, much is said about the lack of scientific evidence about those two medications for coming

true . i don't think about them but t they are useful for other. things. i mean very often drugs or medications discovereddu by chance during world war two,i for example, due to a lack of medication, soldiers were given coconut water med in vain and ty survived. i africa as i said before, very often medications are discovered out of accident or you sheer chance including medications against or to treat impotence, for example, for. so john , what do you think that covid virus came from? what i? thought well allegedly from a laboratory on the othery side of the world, but no deep investigation or no in-depth investigation has been conducted. it would seemtiga has covid hast to be of interest for many people in the world. many fn heads of state ended up imposing their will and they felt the taste of dictatorship in brazil, state governance felt the taste of acting

dictators by mandating that people should stay at homeo and shutting down shops and notl allowing people to go toe school if they had not beenha vaccinated. so they felt that powerer in their hands they could do everything during covid and more importantly when it came to the public weal itself. i mean many things could be purchased by governors or t mayors, although many of them or the vast majority are honestt . they were nevertheless able tore buy just about anything without much of a sense of responsibility. so that taste of not being accountable for your actions during covid is something that flourished among many a top officials in brazilmo, the left in brazil just like the left in the united states is intent on disarmingik the civilian populationt makesnt them more obedient but it doesn't make the country safer and or approve that by loosening his country's gun lawsgun, thereby lowering brazis murder rate by quite a bit. that's straight ahead.e

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i'm ashley strohmeyer. now back to tucker carlson tonight . for decades joe biden freely admitted that the roe v. wade decision was bad w law and inherently extreme quote i don't like the supreme court decision on abortion. i think it went too far . i don't think that a woman has a the sole right to say h what should happen to her body, which makes sense because you can't create a baby withoutt a man. ot so why is it not a man's issue to shut up? they screamed, but joe bidenbi has changed his view. nowie he will say precisely what they tell him to say today. he attacked the overturning of roe v. wade. >> what we r have the strongest economy in the world. our inflation rates arees lower than other nations in then world . the one thingnge that has beenn destabilizing is the outrage, his behavior, the supreme court

of the united states on overruling not only roe v. wade but essentially challenging the right ton privacy. we've beenr a leaderin in the world in terms of personal rights and privacy rights and it is a mistake in my view for the supreme court to do what it did earlier in the world in terms of personal t rights unless you criticizel joe biden on the internet, in which case the fbi mayas wind up at your house, butee free speech is noch longer a personal right nor self-defense. soger a perso here in brazil its a mostly pro-life country, vill mostly a christianti country. but the left here would very much like to change that . babies are the problem..we spoke we spoke to t botho ainaro about this . we also talkedd about his gun policy and how provably allowing civilians to protect themselves has reduced violent crimeehe here it is. what are your opponents views of christianity on ischia? stiathe left wing? t i mean, the vast majority of them are atheists, but they do

not respect anything aboutes the they criticize priests and pastors and lula himself. he wille if elected, he willac place priestse and pastors and the military in their rightful place orei in the right place in society. > uh dominicana for instancee when the u.s. supreme court.s recently changed understanding and ruling on abortion, the left wing in brazil did not likeke that . we did like the new stance taken by the us supreme court because we defend life from itsf very conception but not so among the left wing people and look forward become more like lula and the left wing. they often sayay that abortion s a matter of public health and it is the woman that should decide. you know, we believe that the life that has been given to a woman does not belong to them and that is a stance espoused by our religion that our womanre who was a for the federal supreme court chief justice beroza, who favors abortion,

he himself stated that is notta the right time to discuss that issue yet of who voted for the commitment and in case he goes back to power because there are two more positions to be appointed to the supreme court, he will certainly if elected, he will appoint chief, justices that will support the abortion policy in colombia ,for example, abortion has been confirmed by the supreme court the other day in brazil. >>in the supreme court has interfered a great deal not only in the legislative but also in the judiciary. ofudic course the party scheduld for the week that lula, the left wing believes that once they do come back to power it would i be irrelevant to count on thoseh who are elected to congress can leave because they will actually wield power over parliament this and they will be able to legislate through the supreme court b

homophobia just as they have t legislated on issues such a as homophobia and nepotism, which is of course the policy of employing members of p your own family who publicly appointed member of congress. py we lowered the tax called ipps the tax on industrialized goods and the supreme court said that was not correct t. they changed very often. the supreme court in brazil, they make decisions that should otherwise be only decided by the executives such as , for example, federal taxes. >> the left in brazil, lula seemed to be trying to introduce identity politics, american style race, resentment based politics in brazil.ti >> do you notice this and is it working the more formidable it is, the way to divide and conquer? you know, even before lulaide tk office in 2003, the left wing would already preach that . i mean, w the division of people along identity lines such as blacks and whitesit and employers and employees and people from the northeastes

in brazil, these are the southern brazil. they have gained followersra asa result of that approach and thec major divisionary split today is between employers and employees that lots oflo followers and they say that , hey, you're not doing wellel today because of your employer and that divide approach or policy, the workers probably have always gained at least one fourth of the brazil population. they have always been supporteds by at least one fourth of the brazilian population. my father in law is knownh he as paul lonigan bleckmann and i am blue eyed whiteno man racismn there in brazil. yes, but not as it is often described. most of our main football players are, you know, people of african descent. no worries. you liberalized gun laws here .i you've made it easier for civilians to own firearms. th >> why didn't you do that ? you know, once again this year, not only because i was unable to actually change the brazilian law but by means of a presidential decree

and also through ministerial orders, we interpreted the existing legislation as best as possible and there has been a substantial increase in the number of peoplee who owg legally owned firearmss in brazil and the consequences you see in the brazilian media is the drop orp a drop in the number of people who are killedm by firearms in brazil. we believes we understand that once people get armed, you know, the crooks, the thieves will think twice before they break into other people's property. well,le if of course the number had gone up, i would be blamed. buted just the opposite is goinf on today. and if reelected, if everything goes well, we will have a substantial support in congresson and we will be abr to pass laws on firearms very much along the same lines as in the u.s.. >> chinese companies have been clearcutting. huge swaths of the amazon rainforestezo for many years.ce but since pulcinella became president, hollywood has awakened to this and blames him for it. amazing. ac

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subscriptions you no longer want and getting lower rates on your bills. download truebill and start . ving today well in recent years the left's moral voices that would be ofal course madonna, jennifer lopez, leonardo dicaprio, people their wayn' find unaided to el segundo have discovered the amazon rainforest where turns out fires sometimes break out into the amazon rainforest is being destroyed not by clearcutting committed by china. no criticizingai racist but because of both scenario orls something anyway, the earth is in the balance. we have spoken out about that is the amazon being destroyed at the rate that we read that it is? >> no, no. we know that is not true . two thirds of the brazilian territoryo- are currentlyd

preserved and remain pristine just as they were back in 1900ju when this country wasth discovered by the portuguese settlers. i felt the criminal actsen that do happen and we will not, deny that ultimately given too much visibility because there is a huge interest in making our sovereignty over the amazonianur region a relative fact or perceived in a relative like school of school children.h i met with president putin and think that because on two occasions when this issue was discussed with other countries,, he stated that the amazon region belongs to the brazilian people, not to anyone else in the amazon region is as vasta of eastern europe as huge. it's wonderful. it's just not possible to take care of every square meter in the region. the issue is that there is the issue. there is illegal deforestation . there are fire outbreaks. yes, but not at the rate it is announced out there that california itself always you know,ts catches fire and its

not given that much visibility . >> french guiana likewise. i mean, you can't possibly setsi a rainforest on fire, but there is illegal deforestation. yes, we are working to tackle that . and how can we solve the issue? dependst on the brazilian parliament. it depends on land regularization and we needto the legislation to be passed tot that effect in the future.ur any heat focused directly via satellite will point to the ultimate owner of that where you seem to have a focus of fire or a fire outbreak beginning with the you will be able to know whether it belongs toin the federal administration orr to a private owner or to the riverside people. sometimes the riverside population set fields of fire for agricultural s or cropping purposes and that technology will certainly help us prevent any kind of deforestation. i mean, the amazon region is as vast as eastern europe, but it is notot easy to take care of

the yanomami indigenous reserve itself as big as twice the territory of the state of rio de janeiro, which is a big state but also with technology . able we will certainly be able to preserve the amazonian regionre and we do not dependna on international interest in preserving the amazonian region. it is our own interests and we of course want these efforts ton be somehow reciprocated by means of carbon credits. you are opposed by most actorsl in brazil and celebritiesan, models, tv presenters. we learned recently that markar ruffalo also doesn't likek you you don't seemse bothered at all by this. why a we broke up? >> well, if i do bother or become concerned about all of the criticism, i would not be able to work. could you ? of course no one likes tod be criticized, but these arere people who do not understand

anything about brazil. i'm nott going to i think these people have never been to the amazon region and i would actually invite them to come to the amazon region and overfly the region and they will see an outstanding if they will be able to overfly it. you will see no fire outbreaks. firei will not see the devastat. i mean, they talk about the amazon region because it'sn trendy. it's a fad. i in europe about that if someone says that the amazon region r will not be devastated, they are politically doomed toat fiasco's. so it's politically good for them. you know, the criticism yields power, the yields mediaow visibility yields votes and that's what celebrities feelnd t. they're not at all familiar with the amazon region. they arereio not at all t knowledgeable about the region and the difficulty of investinge in they just criticize it because it's a fad. >> sose you don't have bothered by mark ruffalo dislike of you . have you enjoyed being president ofnjoyoyof brazil? who fast i must admit i first

launched myself as a candidate. of course i intend to become the president but i was all too aware of the challenges or difficulties and the experiences we have undergone ev i have undergone it. i could never ever had imagined what would look like to the little guy. but i am comforted by the fact that the other candidate, the workers party candidate dad, if he had won brazil would certainly be what venezuela is todayue. so that's a source of comfort to me and that encourages me tog say to the population that godd is the one who has placed me where i am today. mr president, thank you forou having us .. you're welcome . a message to the americans god , the homeland, family and freedom. >> thank you so much. the main reason we came to brazil was to report on what china is doing. something is being ignored on purpose in the united states. china is working hard to turn the developing world into a new colony, a colony of china

that's particularly true in brazil, the country with the richest natural resources in the region. brazil, a military beachhead for china. it's of concern we ask bulsara about that what he's doing to stop it next to plan. he change minds is a matter of

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one zero zero coventry direct me to finding insurance to these three movies and tv want you to make friends this summer all your friends close friends three do one free will . you should try to call a dummy in and out on fox station sonny barger died yesterday in his home state of california.he he was eighty three years old . bargerer became famous more than fifty years ago as the founder of the hell's angels motorcycle club. remember that at m the time a group of working class men on harley davidson seemed like one of the biggest problems we s

had in american society. it was a different country. butev sonny barger never changed that his death, his wife released his final letter wasen written to his friends f and family and it contains this advice quote keep your head up high, stay loyal, remain free and always value honor the words of an outlaw. maybe they were, but they're w wiser and truer than anything we've heard fromm our own leaders in a longou time . as we told you , we're working on a documentary on china's attempts to colonize the third a world in particular to turn brazil into a colony. we'll be airing on tucker carlson originals soon. t we just took a helicoptero around rio de janeiro to take a closer look at chinese energy and infrastructure projects here . china is usinghe economicnd and political influence to transform this country into controlling our country can learn a lot from what's happeninggou in brazil.

how long before because they hold our debt, china decides they need our natural resources, our mineral wealthurr our water, our trees. don't laugh. it's happening around the worldo and that's the point. rl the whole scenarioo. w the president of brazil emphasized when we talked to him, given your natural y resources, are you worried about the level of chinese investment in brazil america? i would very much like the americans to also take part in more investments in brazil. o we of course have trade flows with china and they have of course, at first shown interest in ensuring their food security . as we told you , that documentary on china's attempts to turn brazil intoco a colony comes out laterlo this summer. we are you're also working on another documentary for tucker carlson reginald's it's called transgressive the cult of confusionkes about the left'o attempt to castrate

and sterilize children and calli liberation. e and as we promised you , it's coming out next month. that's it for us tonight. ofor course we'll be back every evening, 8:00 p.m.il a show that's the sworn but cheerful enemy of line pomposity. smuggestat and groupthink. the best night with the ones you lovely and welcome hannity. now tonight , democrats, the media mob, they are focuseda on one thing and one thing only and that is the one right that took place on january 6th. 2020 one not the five hundred and seventy four riots in the summer of 2020. it's literally all they have. they're clinging to itro and abortion like manna from heaven. the only political issues they think they have p, they hae taken every word of this week's double hearsay witness as complete gospel truth. they have raced to