>> you are going to be on "jesse watters prime time." what do you want to tell everyone? >> happy fourth of july! >> general washington, that doesn't sound right. tucker is up next. i'm waters, and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to tucker carlson tonight. amazingly, it was -- welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." there was a lot of gun violence. how did you miss that? probably distracted by all the "amazing" things joe biden is doing like making your travel more efficient and winning the war in ukraine. you probably weren't paying attention on june 25th with this -- bipartisan community

activist. especially when a slew of republicans like john cornyn helped write it's! emphatically yes, said joe biden. lost her many lives? in the characteristically modest words of chris murphy "what we are doing will save thousands of lives" that makes sense. now that we will have laws to allow the government to -- by force, without bothering with due process, once we do that and are doing it -- this will never happen again. that is what they promised us, and the media assured us that it was true. what they never mentioned is that it was not only ridiculous, it was provably false, because gun control does not stop bad people. on the day this 18-year-old

murdered ten people, the state of what he had this -- this was the person that told us that red flag balls would stop from committing mass murder. he wanted to murder large groups of people, a red flag, had artie been caught by his mother killing a cat. was so obviously crazy and threatening that at one point, new york state police came over and investigated, but in the end, it had no effect, these laws. anyone who is getting paid to lie to you about files -- you will learn that it is almost impossible to stop someone who is dead set on harming others. prison guards get killed regularly. there are no guns in prison, but plenty of psychopaths. in case you need still more evidence, yesterday on the

fourth of july, another mass shooting in the state of illinois. assault weapons ban, every form of gun control. the shooting happened anyways, it happened in highland park in chicago. once again, the shooter was exactly the person that they claimed red flag laws would stop. this is a 21-year-old with a long and documented history of -- on monday, he lived up to -- he dressed in women's clothes, stood on a fire escape ladder, and opened fire on the parade. here's what it looks like. [gunfire]

so awful. authorities say that seven people have died and several others, wounded. here is what it looked like from the ground. good people, terrified, bleeding, in some cases, dead. now, a normal person sees a thing like that and takes a breath. americans were just murdered for no reason, so pause a beach before criticizing their deaths. social media -- do not encourage respect. the question is "how can i use other people's misery to become

more powerful?" then, can delay -- "it's their fault!" these are the people whose first instinct is -- to prove a point about how they were right all along. sometimes, racists and ideologues do commit crimes. some are black, white, right wing. one thing nearly all mass killers have in common, with few exceptions: they are alienated young men. for the most part, they are young, they are male, they are crazy. he sat next to you on the bus, he would move immediately. he has faced tattoos and -- in public. on his youtube channel, which

was pretty -- we found it. there were videos of the presidential barricade. months ago, he was filming the highland park parade, where he shot up. police acknowledged they had encountered them several times before. years ago, police arrived after his attempts to kill himself. >> we received information from two prior instances that occurred here in highland park. this was april of 2019. an individual contacted the highland park police department a week after learning of them attempting suicide. this was a delayed report, so highland park still responded. a week later, spoke with their parents and after was being handled by a mental health professional.

the second occurred in september of 2019. a family member reported that he said he would kill everyone and he had a collection of knives. the police responded to his residence, removed 60 knives from his home. >> there you have it, back in april of 2019 when it was found out that he tried to kill himself. in september, he tried to quote "kill everyone come" so police took away his knives, and that was it. warranted further steps, was able to buy this despite being possibly mentally ill. look at robert primo. when you sell a gun to that guy, does he look like a nutcase? he might not stand out, because

a lot of young men in america look and act like this guy. some of that is true. while he may have a solitary fantasy world -- they are numbed by the endless cycle topic drugs -- and of course, they are angry. they know that their lives will be worse. and the people in their lives, mostly women, never stop lecturing them about their so-called male privilege. a lot of young men in america are going nuts. are you surprised? a shockingly large number have been prescribed psychotropic drugs. it means that quite a few men -- keep in mind, these drugs are meant to prevent crazies, and

yet, there seems to be a connection. this columnist -- a year earlier -- shot his parents and dozens of classmates. he was on prozac. killed his grandfather and ten kids. he was on prozac too this 25-year-old shop -- she was off zoloft -- he was on zoloft. in 2014, this 34-year-old -- it also includes dylann roof, who was a 21-year-old in charleston. we have heard next to nothing about the fact that he was taking ssri or less.

the journal of political psychology wanted a list of dozens more mass killings all committed by young men on prescription drugs. is there a connection? we don't know definitively. we do know there are a whole lot more of these drugs being taken by kids them never before, rather than entire population who is not taking this medication. between 1991 and 2018, total ssri prescription in the united states rose by more than 3000%. 2000%! 3000% of anything is a massive change. you don't see changes like that, but this change, the point of it was to make america stronger, more sane, happier. yes, you will become numb, will no longer experience deep joy, might become part robot, but at

least -- that was the promise. 3000%. did it work? over the same period, the suicide rate in the united states jumped by 35%. millions of people got an antisuicide drugs and we want up with more suicides. is it possible that it's making the problem worse? mass shootings dramatically -- here's a chart that shows it. now they always show the same thing. correlation is not causation. what is going on exactly? >> we know that ssris are dangerous. there's a risk of anxiety, agitation. not a big deal. that's not causation. then what is it?

young people who have been prescribed ssris have -- increased rate of suicide. we are not stopping, we are accelerating it. d's -- rose by -- it's not working, so let's do a whole lot more of it. this seems like a massive and extremely obvious problem. people aren't taking drugs that appear to be causing the behaviors -- in 2020, the pharmaceutical industry spent more than $4.5 billion on national -- in this country. now how much is that -- put that in context. pfizer spent more on advertising in 2020 van it did on research and development.

pfizer's revenue doubled last year by more than $81 billion. their ad campaign paid off. they helped convince the entire population to take pfizer product. there are side effects indemnified in lawsuits against the united states -- that's the business model. couldn't think it could be -- media story. they are paid to be fan boys of pfizer. here's a different example from cnbc, ostensibly a news organization. "pfizer is uniquely advanced to -- can enhance mrna." it's on their twitter account! a news organization! they are admitting that it is a paid post for pfizer, but pretty

much all of the news coverage that you see in the united states is a paid post for pfizer >> anderson cooper 360: proxy by pfizer. acc "nightline," property by pfizer. speak of the human factor, brought to you by pfizer. cvs health lodge, sponsored by pfizer. >> "good morning america"'s property by pfizer. >> cnn tonight, brought to you by pfizer. >> it's all brought to you by pfizer. his channels don't prescribe drugs! doctors do! so, why would this drug company be advertising on television? we aren't sure the answer, but don't hold your breath waiting for cnn or "good morning america." probably not going to happen since they sponsor those channels.

they will keep telling you that's all about dylan's! does anyone really believe that? no one thinks that. if you thought that guns caused violence, you would demand far harsher -- gun possession than where most of the shootings are taking place. no one is doing that because that's where democratic voters live, so no chance they will crack down on them. instead, politicians using these tragedies, which they always wanted to do to disarm their political opponents. the governor of illinois -- >> it's devastating not a celebration of america was ripped apart by our uniquely american plague. a day dedicated to freedom has come to starkly represent the one freedom that we as a nation used to uphold: the freedom of our fellow citizens to live without fear of gun violence.

it's the fourth of july, a day for reflection on our freedoms. our founders carried muskets, not assault weapons. i don't think a single one of them would have said that you have a constitutional right to an assault weapon with a high-capacity magazine. >> does even one person watching this believe for a second that they have had an authentic human emotion in the last 20 years other than gluttony, greed, and a lust for power? the first thing every authoritarian regime does is this. it's what they all do. in new york, the state's unelected governor -- used to have that vaccinated, probably doesn't do that anymore. there is a law requiring that gun -- provide their social media accounts to the

government. applicants must prove -- the essential character, temperament, and judgment to be trusted with a weapon. the idea is it's not like the government -- it's a holder of your rights. it should not be doled out based on your obedience. your rights were given to you by god -- can we use that word -- once you can't get rid of that like joe biden does, they will start telling us "i've got your rights, and if you do what i tell you to do, i will give them to you." also -- can't carry a firearm in any -- including public transit, times square, and schools where mass shootings have been known to occur. so, law-abiding citizens can't defend themselves.

so, telling us that this would save lives! just admitted on camera. >> do you have the numbers to show that it's the concealed carry -- that are these crimes? >> i don't have a data point. all i know is it's the responsibility of the people and the state. >> i don't need numbers! , acting purely on a motion! i care >> wow. there is no evidence it will work. >> imagine, your honor, a crowded subway. you inadvertently bang into somebody. the person you banged into happens to be carrying a concealed weapon. imagine you are in a bar and

somebody starts fight. imagine you are in times square visiting with your family, on the way to a show, and you are surrounded by people with concealed weapons. does that make you feel more or less safe? >> where is your vaccine necklace? her reasoning is that as soon as we tell people on the subway they can't have guns -- because bad people follow the rules? is that what you are saying? great to see you tonight. it seems like once again, we are talking about everything except what's really obvious. there is a problem with young men. they are in trouble. >> there is a problem with american culture.

we are looking at a cultural will i think there are number of americans, and -- who believe that we are the smartest people in the history of the planet when we are the dumbest, and we think we have outsmarted god's natural order, that the development of children, we can put it on the back burner, so that if there is a problem with your kids, pfizer has a pill to correct it. if you are woman, the most important right you have is the right to kill a baby growing in your womb. that is an indication of a mind-set for development and cultivation and nurturing of children is not a priority in america, and is by these people are being created, because as a society and culture, we put them on the back burner, told them they don't matter.

we are telling young boys, particularly if they are heterosexual with christian views -- they are responsible for everything that's gone wrong on the planet, then we normalize the way they present themselves. rapping about killing and murdering people. you've normalized all those things. we cannot look at robert primo and go "this looks abnormal, because everybody is doing this. he is just mimicking what he is seeing that people are celebrating, so you can't say that it's not a proper look for a young person. why isn't it? every rapper that i know, they have demonic, satanic, violent music, just like the stuff robert primo was producing >> if

we do not return to biblical -- the great's in human history is going down in a massive ball of flames. >> thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> we saw last week in brazil, and -- remarkable parallels. between the politics in the media censorship in brazil, and what we have here. >> pretty remarkable period. formative here in america. joins us to unpack. we will be back.

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brazil does not have a significant media to challenge the established narrative. he said. >> why is there no fox news or cnn -- cnn is here. there is no tv channel for your voters? >> i could only say that you would be the most welcome in brazil, and extra counterparts to the others. there are very few unbiased media outlets in brazil. were once called the dots in the eyes, or the dots on the eyes. they are excellent, showcasing the good things in this country. >> while admitting that not speaking portuguese could be a

hurdle -- but the question of free speech, which is -- do you have free speech or don't you? with free speech -- of you that's held by very few people and not be punished for saying it. does brazil have free speech? earlier this year, perhaps the most popular podcast or in the country, a guy known as monarch -- said that even an extremist party should be recognized by law, but you should be allowed to have any political party that you want. the attorney general of brazil opened an investigation. greenwald saw this happen -- lived here for 17 years. thank you for coming on. i was struck.

there is so much about brazil that is amazing. the question of free speech and media freedom, how does that impact things now? >> one of the benefits of living in your country for a while is you see the good things in your country as well as the flaws. there is a more pluralistic media in brazil them places, even -- other outlets, some places, as you just said, have not -- in brazil, the country has been notoriously dominated by four or five families who have controlled media. they've had a lock on mainstream discourse for so long. the question of free speech as well, when monarch, the podcast host that you just referenced said "i think the government

should not have the power to ban a certain political parties," to me, that is totally controversial -- when i defended him, i was treated like a leper, people saying that this freedom of speech is a backed up ideology -- we don't want this here. what's ironic is that they are a fascist with censorship. free discourse. [laughter] it's even more ironic, given that there is a lot of people who do not believe in free speech. there are also american billionaires who control big tech, seemed to be comfortable -- >> i don't think our audience knows. you did more than complain about the censorship of this podcast. the question is -- no matter what you think of him, he realized pretty exclusively on -- specifically to get his

message out. doesn't that make him -- to censorship by american companies? >> he has been repeatedly censored by big tech platforms. facebook and google are essentially dictating to brazilians but they can or can't get -- their own democratically elected president. you should have to think that that's a pretty serious problem. it's a similar dynamic to what happened in the u.s., where the entire establishment is essentially against trump -- liberals in the states have long held this with such contempt. corporate media, all united against trump. suddenly, they were viewed with such a favor by the american left, american liberalism. resilient leftists wanted to talk about -- worst enemy of the

brazilian left, the major media company that has become completely hospitable, because -- ran on a platform of antiestablishment bike -- and that's not what the government is, but the antiestablishment turned against him and speak of the parallels brazil, we recommend that everyone spend a week here. glenn greenwald, thank you. >> good to be with you. >> joe biden and the puppet masters were always telling us that we need more women of color in positions of power! with a woman in power merged the democratic party with amazing talents, and they were embarrassed of her? what does that tell you about how they really feel?

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>> you have to wonder why -- this show of all places to announce the next rising star in the democratic party come but it is. it's tr romantic. never heard of her? she is a state senator in the country's smallest state. this is a woman with demonstrated talent. she announced on social media trips this week -- ivy league degree. it's from brown, should be impressed. she is an amazing performer. here's the latest campaign ad. you ever have those moments where you see something and think "it's the future?"

that's what it looks like! we saw her head to the stands and thought "that's the democratic party in 2020" she responded this way on twitter to people not liking. -- unhinged internet accounts on monday, and nevertheless wrote "i am excited for this later today, teaching sex ed was a highlight of my time teaching." you have to wonder: since she just summarize everything that the democratic party is for, why isn't her own party embracing her? why isn't she -- a state senator in rhode island? why isn't she secretary of state? really question it because the racist constitution -- why not make [cheers and applause] your standard-bearer in 2024? if not, they are pushing joe biden, like 100 years old.

pete buttigieg. again, talking about systemic racism. [cheers and applause] -- overseas biotin's nuclear waste program. a spent fuel rod. he also has puppy fetish. he's all over social media. right up there with tr romantic why not make rachel levine head of dod? be honest about who you are. people appreciate it. you may have noticed a lot of parents are homeschooled homeschooling theirchildren, bes like this one.

kids under 18, including -- -- our west coast correspondent, he broke this on our show. >> this story is so much creepier than i think people realize. >> this is a private workshop next month, and it is billed as an exclusive education class. it offers what i think most people might consider mildly inappropriate content for kids. among the topics, gender and sexual identity, anatomy for pleasure. what is this? safer practices for all kinds of activity.

now, when i asked the director about the material, she downplayed a lot of it, these discussion about the acts would not be the main focus of this course, but how does she define it with these kids? she told me in part" it can be something that people do with themselves or others" it is okay if your definition is different from someone else's. the workshop is being held at wink-wink boutique, and all ages -- in downtown birmingham. she runs it, where she's also -- waters and sex toys, on the way to learn about these inappropriate topics. >> you talked to my 9-year-old about it in a public park, i would punch you in the face and call the cops.

i have to pay your salary otherwise? how does this work? >> very clearly working towards this -- and they say you are in the wrong. >> thank you for your report as always speak of this -- >> this economy is heading towards a recession. they are launching a new racial attack. because the skin color of the economist who predicted it!

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>> eight white economists are calling the recession, how dare they! how was the skin color relevant to a prediction of recession? by including their skin color in the headline -- which of course is the point. they also distracted you from the fact that the president is destroying this economy. now that it's racist, you can ignore it, like everything else

that humiliates joe biden. ukraine is now demanding more money than its entire prewar budget -- will grant that request because security -- their top priority. showing that our southern border -- congressman andy biggs, who represents arizona -- >> after this -- they are going to wait hours. there's lots going on here. >> so, why is this happening?

"her. probably a lot of reasons read the other nations declared that the u.s.-mexico border is the deadliest in the world. multiple texas counties declared today that what is happening is an invasion. andy biggs represents arizona and josh congress -- thank you so much for coming on. members of congress from texas called this an invasion. do you think that's fair? >> it is accurate. arizona's attorney general -- what you are seeing from the videos, tucker, that's a regular routine. people from georgia, all kinds of latin american countries, african nations, china, india. that happens every morning. that was about 4:00-4:30 in the

morning that day. it's not stoppable, because we basically said come in and they said " -- that is an invasion. >> so this will completely change america. in a democracy, citizens get to decide the kind of country they wanted. the biden administration, this will never be the same country. why is this not a crime that's being prosecuted? >> i think it should be. they have deliberately, president biden and kamala harris, they have deliberately stopped enforcement under title eight which is the immigration -- and administration act. also, title 42 which they are hedging on. they are not allowing ice to remove people, and -- this

amnesty program to a lot of people. to me, that's a violation of the law and is dangerous. we can talk about terrorists, crime, the danger to people coming in illegally. speak about the guy inviting horns are a threat -- congressman, i appreciate it. we need more trade we will have more when we come back.

>> this is her tv show where we see the future, we want to let you know about it and raise up that next generation in this case of democratic leadership. right now, you can see her on the screen, the state senator. we see a brighter future for he is a leader in that party. if they mean what they say abou diversity, they will elevate he

to the position she deserves. she is invited on the show, about a conversation about her performance. i hope she's watching. with that in mind, with our prayers for her to appear on ou show, we turn to judge jeanine sitting in for sean tonight for it. >> i'm speechless. >> so are we. >> mean, i am speechless with, is a point i very rarely get. but anyway. >> welcome to this special edition. tonight, and made crushing, record high as prices, joe bide is searching for a scapegoat, first he blamed opec, and then vladimir putin, then he called it greedy oil companies and now