considering how low the ratings will be. that's not what this is about, you pay off these politicians with shows that's how you keep them in their pocket. rob from new jersey, jesse, love the show but you take more vacations than joe biden. what gives. accurate. all right, tucker's up next. always remember, i'm waters and this is my world. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight and things to keep in mind is things are in fact changing and not always this way. memory, history is your best defense against manipulation. when you remember the way things were, you can fight to preserve them. when you no longer remember it was all this way, you're at their mercy. with that in mind, it's worth remembering that 100 years ago

memorabilia few was one of the richest best organized cities in the country. had a booming economy. it had beautiful municipal parks and a lot more than 100. had one of the most modern sanitations systems in the world, something we take for granted now. when yellow fever was real, no one took it for granted. memphis was such a big deal it was the informal capitol of the entire region, the mississippi delta. not anymore. in fact by last year, if you want to memphis, hard to believe any was true at any point because at that point and now, memphis had become a husk and a highly threatening one. in 2021, according to federal statistics, memphis, tennessee, was the most dangerous city in the united states. last year it record add total of 342 murders. how much is that? by comparison, san antonio, texas, has more than twice the population recorded fewer than half as many murders. so by any measure at all, memphis was absolutely falling

apart. but eliza fletcher decided to make a life there anyway. she moved back to memphis after college and both sides of her family lived there for more than 100 years and married a man she met in church and had two little boys. she started teaching prekindergarten at a little girls school. a video she made for her students at the beginning of the covid lockdowns. it's only 15 seconds long but you can tell immediately what sort of person eliza fletcher was. >> hey, gi girls. it's miss fletcher. i'm at home with my kids missing you guys wishing we were at st. maries but i wanted to say hi. >> hey, girls, it's mrs. fletcher. every year on their wedding anniversary her husband where he her a love note on instagram and if makes you cry. her love and decent seizure

y shrineshines through. a man grew up in the city of memphis but could not have been a more different sort of person. he devoted his life to preying on people weaker than he was. he was a predator, he was an evil man. at a young age, he was arrested for stealing, aggravated assault, weapons charges, carjacking and rape. in 2000 convicted of kidnapping a man in local downtown and throwing him in the trunk of his car. the city reported more than 100 kidnappings. he was never fully punished for what he d. nor is he in hi way reformed by his experience behind bars. abston was well known in his

apartment complex for terrifying his neighbors and nobody in the justice system seemed to have intervened. early last friday morning, eliza fletcher and cleotha abston met for the first and last time as her husband and children slept at home. abston followed her on her run in a black suv. fletcher jogged by, abston leapt out, beat her bloody, smashed her cell phone and dragged here into his vehicle. within an hour, she was dead. she'd been sexual assaulted and murdered. police arrested abston soon after based on surveillance video and he refused to say what happened to eliza fletcher so her family waited in agony but he didn't care. he never spoke. yesterday authorities finally found eliza fletcher's body and thrown like garage behind an abandoned building. what may be the scariest part,

some people didn't seem particular shocked or horrified by it. in the hours after eliza fletcher's disappearance, biden voters on social media seemed to dismiss on racial grounds. why are we paying attention to the kidnapping of an attractive white woman. that's racism. why why she was jogging at that hour in memphis? come on. the point they're making is clear, everyone knows the rules. eliza fletcher violated the rules. you can go outside in certain hours in certain parts of america and if you do violate the rules, you run the risk of being raped and murdered. that's how it works. adapt, accept, and move on. all of us feel that way. whether we articulated it or not, we know the rules. we know what we can and cannot do in modern america. nothing is spelled out, nothing can be spelled out at risk of punishment. but everyone knows what the parameters are. cities like memphis or baltimore

or detroit or montgomery or gary, indiana; or wilmington, indiana, and more little cities across the country were destroyed forever by the rioting that accompanied our last social progressive revolution more than 50 years ago and politicized criminals started breaking things, torching buildings and stealing. and anyone with a decent job left. they pulled their kids out of school, sold the house or not, didn't matter, and split for somewhere else and mostly have never come back. that is true not simply in memphis but places all other the country. so it seeps a little weird to a lot of people when someone like eliza fletcher that could live anywhere moves back to memphis voluntarily. not to a suburb but the city of memphis. that seems weird to people. but it's not weird. it's not odd at all when you think about it. eliza fletcher was from memphis and grew up there and had a right to come back. this was her country to as its

your country too. an american citizen should be able to live or walk anywhere in america without being raped or murdered for it. period. that is the baseline requirement for civilization. it's called order. that's not what we have. we have a country that you can't go some places and not want there had and it's too dangerous for you to go. most people accept this by default but we should never accept this under any circumstances. to accept something is to concede it is more or less normal. once we acknowledge something as normal, once it's children being castrated in the name of trans- rights or rapist that weren't in prison because of equity. once we accept that as normal, we're stuck with it forever. it's the new status quo and will never change except to get worse. the good people who lived in memphis a century ago would never believe what's happened to the city they've built. they would weep if they saw it. that would be the experience of

every american before long. our entire country will be memphis if we don't put a stop to this insanity right now with as much force as is required. so joe biden gave the most threatening presidential speech in american history last week. he spoke in front of a blood red backdrop flanked by u.s. marines, and he delivered, if you take a step back, the blueprint for the rest of his administration. criminalized decent, effectively ban the opposition, and use the federal agencies to transform america into a one party state. it's called authoritarianism. biden said in a speech, the white house advertised as nonpolitical. >>jesse: donald trump and the maga republicans represent extremism that threatens the very foundation of our republic. >> the re-pub can party today is

dominated, and intimidated by donald trump and the maga republicans. that's a threat to the country. maga republicans do not represent the constitution. they do not believe in the rule of law, they do not recognize the will of the people. they refuse to accept the results of a free election. they promote authoritarian leaders and fan the flames of political violence. they're a threat to our personal rights to the pursuit of justice, to the rule of law, to the very soul of this country. >> tucker: it's enough to make your head spin. donald trump has been banned from speaking in public. he's been censored at the behest of the democratic party. he can no longer go on social media. our electronic town square. he's been totally erased. yet joe biden says trump and his supporters promote authoritarian

leaders and sending billions to ukraine and it is authoritarian leaders every month. the government of ukraine jailed top political rival, banned opposition parties and outlawed independent media. oh, but that's not authoritarian. what's authoritarian is disagreeing with joe biden. do that and joe biden will stand in front of the military he controls and declare you were an enemy of the state. watching the fanatical support for the white house for the ones that run ukraine, you can see the template here. as it always true when joe biden speaks, you can't hold him entirely responsible because not only did he not write the words and not aware he spoke them. the other day after giving a speech, he said i don't consider any trump supporter a threat to the country. that was on friday. our media seemed to ignore that and be very disappointed if they heard that because they listened

exactly to the words biden spoke, and they loved them. watch. >> president biden gave a really strong speech, and i loved it. i believed everything he said. >> it was an urgent wartime address. >> something else that really stuck out to me is he seemed to sort of be reclaiming patetism. >> if you look up fascism in the dictionary, you're going to find all those things so i'm not sure what the republicans are all upset about other than the fact it was named. >> obviously republicans i think are the biggest threat to knock seizure disorders. we don't -- democracy and we don't separate rightist extremism and the republican party. >> hillary clinton told the truth saying deplorable people in the republican party supporting donald trump and he was exciting racism and bigotry. >> the republicans are like, oh, he's calling me fascist. if you're not a fascist, he's not talking about you so lighten

up. >> tucker: oh, so if you're innocent you have nothing to hide. don't worry. it's amazing how soviet the whole thing is. joe biden calls for political purges and law enforcement crackdowns on the political opponents and state media cheer him on. in a speech about the threats to our republic, joe biden doesn't mention anything but domestic threats. doesn't mention china a single time, the border or fentanyl or crime. he only mentioned people that oppose him politically. once again like the obedient servants they are, our media cheer him on. you have to wonder on their views for authoritarianism, obviously they're for it. one of the journalists wrote the speech, that would be john meechum that wrote for years at news week and he had a hand in writing the speech last week and redecorated the oval office at joe biden's request and now the propaganda's chief.

it's not hard to see what inspired meechum to write that speech. earlier this year he went on television to compare the president of ukraine zelensky to winston churchhill and the men who stormed the beaches of normandy. those are the only chunks of language he's capable of using now that you're prepared, here it is, "it may sound sentimental but has the virtue of being true". right. at the same time zelensky and churchhill was criminalizing in his country and shut down three television stations and the media have been the tools of war against ukraine so they're blocked in order to protect national security. oh. so the tv stations are sort of like donald trump or fox news, we need to silence nem to preserve the commodity seizure disorders. democracy was only one side gets to speak. so it really is democracy

circa 1972 bulgaria and the party decides. hard to believe any of this is hatching but it is. on thursday joe biden and the speech writer made it explicit. where's the pushback to this? no president's ever given a speech like this. where are the pias defenders of the norm and says it flanked by active duty marines and nobody says a word? where is mark mille? isn't he a great defender of democracy and where are the cheyneys and everyone else upholding the sacred system of government. where are they? nodding along? too embarrassed to speak? now is the time to speak. they're always welcome to speak on this show. always invited here. in the meantime we turn to jackson hinkley's the dive on jackson hinkley on youtube. thanks for coming on. so there's something really -- look, i understand people are

partisan on tv and a lot of pressure to take your side's side, for biden to get up there and say the single biggest threat to our country is anyone who opposes me in the coming midterm elections and the media to nod along makes you think weave crossed a line. >> anyone in the media today would be saying they liked what joe biden said in the speech because it was a dictator inspire speech. seems like practices and actions that the biden administration is employing in the united states right now that were reflected in the speech are very closely aligned with what the dictator zelensky is doing in ukraine. joe biden is plunging us into a fascist state, and he's taking quos from what zelensky is doing in ukraine to manufacture the dis-ddistopian state and realitn

america. zelensky and joe biden are controlled by the same people and individuals and they'll do whatever they want. you know, to put it quite simply, the natzi thugs in ukraine to silence freedom loving ukrainians and joe biden in the united states and can't remember what he had for breakfast or who his wife is and handlers and cronies are prepping the cia, fbi, antifa and irs and ministry of truth to attack freedom loving americans. >> >> tucker: maybe someone in the opposition party that's he's calling effectively illegal should pause before funding this insanity in ukraine, which is tanking our economy and making a mockery of democracy. before signing off on it and

before putting ukrainian flag lapel pins on and why did anyone do that? >> you'd think they do that but so many of the individuals in washington dc and knee yocon servetives and rhinos and entire democratic party behold to the military industrial complex and that is extremely out of line with what average americans need right now. we don't have clean drinking water in jackson, mississippi, yet we're sending $7 billion over to ukraine, a country that i'm sure most of the congress people couldn't even point to on a map? it's insane much the white house this week, tucker, came out and said anyone who doesn't hold an opinion reflected by the majority of the american public is extreme and therefore an extremist. what does that make joe biden? only 38% of ameri americans if u believe the polls in what they tell us, 38% of americans agree with joe biden and by the white house's own definition.

that makes him an extremist. >> tucker: yeah, so much for minority ri rights and i thought you were allowed to disagree. jack hinkle, thank you. >> thank you. >> tucker: what we've been seeing is absolutely con luisively true that the fbi hid damaging intelligence on hunter and joe biden's business dealings, including information first unveiled on this show a couple years ago now. we know it for certain, that's straight ahead. ♪

>>tucker: a few weeks before the last presidential election in 2020 a man called tony bobulinski held a press conference and in the press conference he provided evidence that joe biden was directly involved in benefiting from his son's overseas influencing pedaling operation. he spoke to bobulinski for an hour on this show. he demonstrate that had joe biden stood to gain 10% of the proceeds from an emergency company. the new york post is reporting that fbi spoke to bobulinski for several hours in october after his press conference and agent called tim tim thibault was invd

in this investigation. miranda, thank you for coming onto the show tonight. explain if you would the story that you wrote. >> thanks, tucker. we found that tony bobulinski was interviewed for 5-point a r .--5.5 hours by the fbi and gave them chapter verse on joe biden's involvement and son hunter and brother jim biden's pedaling scheme around the world and tens of millions of dollars came into biden family coffers including from china. joe biden was involved and tony bobulinski told the fbi he had met with the former vice president twice. now we also know that tony

bobulinski handed over the contents of three of his phones and the -- he met with four fbi agents and he was told that timothy thibault made famous by chuck grassley and ran interference in all the hunter biden interference before the election and timothy thibault assigned as a point man and tony bobulinski, his lawyer called thibault and said what's happening next and thibault assured him he'd keep him up to date with the next stage in the investigation. there was an investigation going on in tony bobulinski's amazing bombshell whistle blower allegations and told he would probably have to come back for a follow-up interview and he never heard from them again and seems that bobulinski's phones and

phones andtestimony went into te black hole that hunter biden's laptop went into when the fbi took possession in 2019. the fact is bobulinski has nothing to do with the laptop other than he could corroborate a lot of material on the laptop because he was cc'd into a lot of e-mails we reported on from the laptop. he's a credible witness and there's no way you could smear him as an agent of the kremlin and former naval officer, much decorated, and had a security clearance, top secret for the nsa and department of energy. this is a star witness befores grand jury being convened in delaware to investigate various allegations about hunter bide and never been someoned or appeared at the -- subpoenaed or appeared at the grand jury. they've forgotten about him. >>tucker: how can that be?

it's so obvious they're suppressing the investigation. >> they've investigated what tony bobulinski, a very sires man was telling them about one of the candidates for president in the 2020 election. they had a duty to investigate whether or not joe biden was compromised by china because of the millions of dollars his family took in. >>tucker: he is a serious man and not a political actor. he's a business guy and patriot. miranda divine, thank you for your reporting tonight. >> thanks, tucker. >>tucker: it was a week ago that the state of california, gavin newsom proported governor said everybody will be required to have an electric vehicle and no more gas engines coming really soon and california has something called renewables and this is the future.

they were saying be ready for rotating power outages and blackouts expected tonight in the biggest state and the governor of california, gavin newsom released video telling residents to do their part to protect the energy grid. >> these triple digit temperatures throughout much of our state are leading not surprisingly to record demand on the energy grid. everyone has to do their part to help step up for just a few more days and today and tomorrow afternoon, after 4:00 p.m. in particular, 4:00 p.m., please turn your thermostat up to 78 or higher and avoid to the extent possible using any really large appliances. >>tucker: oh, you run the state into the ground and make it look like the richest state is now the most dysfunctional. you did that, gavin newsom.

you and the one party political machine in your state. it's the residents fault. do your part. don't use your appliances. this is insane. you can hear the countless glass ceilings shattering into dust when jean-pierre became publicist. we have the tape to show how impressive she is. we'll be right back. ♪

>>tucker: among the many things we're all required to believe, it's hard to keep track, one of the main ones is the ukrainian government is running a vibrant democracy that's a model for our country. nothing the ukrainian government does is bad and there's

absolutely no natzis working for the ukrainian government. the problem is dumb people believe this and that led to embarrassing moments as john stuart found out the hard way recently. >> hey, tucker. turns out the journey from fascism to heroism takes a few months. before the russian invasion of ukraine, several media outlets including the u.s. government's own voice of america were happy to lash out at ukraine's baa tat indian for embracing -- battalion for embracing natziism and now it's at the happiest place on earth. during the defense department annual war games at disney world in orlando, liberal comedian john stewart awarded a member of the ukraine aza force the "heart of the team award" for his inspiration, shining example and his humor. we're told the award was happily

accepted with a sleeve over his left arm with a photograph recently of a natzi tattoo and people were chanting ehor and ukrainian president volodimir zelensky rank the opening bell at the new york stock exchange and he was pitching his country looking for money and in other words asking investors to support the nation's projects, google, and microsoft have already invested. tucker. >>tucker: of course they have. trace gallagher, thank you for that . >> you bet. >>tucker: jon stewart giving awards at disney world. the world's gone crazy. jeanjean-pierre is the new glass ceiling breaking publicist and we're easily amused and pay close attention to the briefings and today was one of the best.

in today's briefing, jean-pierre mistook a russian gas pipeline for her favorite department store. watch this. >> what we see russia is doing and we've been very clear about this is they're using energy, they're weaponnizing energy, and it's choosing to -- one thing that's out there and shut down the pipeline of nordstrom 1. >>tucker: nordstrom 1 next to dillards 2 and sears 3 and whole kind of aging mall community of eastern european national gas pipeline. karine jean-pierre. was that better or worse than friday's performance. on friday in case you were busy celebrating labor day, you saw her brag that joe biden, greatest president of all time, has created no fewer than, get a pen, 10 billion new jobs. watch this. >> we have created nearly

10 billion jobs since president joe biden took office, which is the fastest job growth in history. where is the success? here it is. >>tucker: he created 10 billion new jobs. she's not a math genius and we're not judging or anything. she didn't have time to do the numbers. 10 billion is 10 billion. if we did the math, just quick back of the envelope stuff and that means joe biden according to had to his publicist, jean-pierre, has created 30 jobs per person in this country, that's every american, man, woman, child, two spirit, a-gender, pan sexual, whatever. every person that lives in the country got 30 new jobs per person thanks to joe biden. we're going to be busy but we're also grateful. living in this country, transgender activists flat out targeting kids in america.

indock reiindoctrinating kids wt bizarre sex fantasy with kids. be honest. stay away from our kids but they're not. in some cases castrating them chemically and physically and we did a documentary on it into the people doing this to our children. it's immoral, should be illegal and we fervently hope it will be. it's called transgression, the cult of confusion. we think it's one of the best we've done. both available this thursday on fox nation. the democratic party only exists by leveraging race and race hate among groups of americans. not dividing but uniting. that's the whole scheme. a brand new film is exposing what's going on. show you a clip and talk to the man behind it, next. ♪

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there. the great place about california is there's zero diversity in politics and one party runs and has run it into the ground. larry elder decided he was going to run and could do a better job but the media in california decided larry elder is going to challenges democratic party must be a white supremacist despite the fact he doesn't look like your classic white supremacist. that's what they always do. the media follows the direction of the democratic party and divides people along racial lines for political benefit even when in the case of larry elder, it makes no sense at all and they do it anyway and it still kind of works. larry elder has had a lot of time to think about this and made a movie on it. it's called uncle tom 2 and looks into why leftists have adopted the strategy and dividing us along class lines was the old template and dividing us along racial lines more destructive approach for sure. here's a clip. >> as image bearers of god, we understand right from wrong.

what happens is these ideologies come along and they desire to have different outcomes. >> hawkeyes who did marks hate in he hated god. this is a war against god. >> today if you asked the average person, do you know what socialism is. do you know what communism is? they do not know. >>tucker: larry, thanks for coming on. what extent was this your experience running for governor in california? >> it was. also experienced by the people like hermann kane treated like a

white supremacist despite the fact they're black. it was to refute the shorthand narrative that the black experience in america was blacks emancipated, wandered along aimlessly in in the face of severe obstacles and along came the civil rights movement in martin luther king. blacks have voting ri ri rightsd other rights, they're battled and mired in a country. after slavery the majority of black people could not read or write. in a relatively short period of time, they could. and in 1940, 80 some percent of blacks lived below the level of poverty and 20 years later that number had fallen to 47%. a 40 point drop in 20 years and greatest 20 year period of economic expansion for blacks in american history. why? reliance on family. many instances a black kid was more likely to be born to a mother and father married to each other than a white kid. reliance on american values. look at speeches by frederick

douglas, replete with references to american values and judiah christian prin principles and bf in entrepreneur ship and a book called up from sheriff reigns leading, a man born a slave talks about working hard and learning a skill of value to the community and if you do that, nothing at all can stop you. there's a movement called black lives matter where the cofounders are a self-described trained markist and atheist tht hated private property and black lives matter website, they attack the nuclear in-tact family and the very thing that made blacks go forward despite horrendous obstructing cerumen obstacles andlynching and all t, they're all under attack by movements like black lives matter. >>tucker: when you put it that way -- >> i have no idea what that was, tucker. >>tucker: it makes sense. i think it was true. larry -- >> i think it's systemic racism.

>>tucker: great to see you tonight. gone cats on the movie -- congrats on the movie. >> thank you, appreciate it. >>tucker: so charles haywood had a long and very successful business career and kind of retired and started reading a lot and writing reviews of the books for amazon and thinking more deeply and turned his hobby reviewing books into an entire political philosophy, which we found really interesting. it's called foundationallism, and it's focused on moving politics to a future past. huh. it was interesting so we spoke to charles haywood at great length about it for an hour because we wanted to learn more and thought you would want to as well. here's part of the conversation. >> foundationallism is what i like to call the politics of future past, which is the subhead of the website. by that i mean that foundationallism isn't meant to be an ideology. i'm not coming out -- i'm not karl marx and haven't i did hadd

new laws of history and it's a set of principles that allow a return to human flourishing and not nostalgic and one of the thins people on the right fall into is nostalgia. it was so good in 2005 or 1995 and only if we could go back to that. it's a basic principle of human life, you can't go back yet people fall into this all the time, we need to go back and we need to just wind the clock back and partially or wholly to some earlier time. what i think we should do is we should adopt principles that have been proven through time, you know, wisdom of the past, implemented in a future state. the basic principle of foundationallism is that autonomic individualism or emancipation of people from unchosen bonds is bad. people shouldn't be allowed to choose whatever it is that they want to in their life. there should be a very high role

in society for sigma that is you shouldn't do that. we look down on you because you choose a career over family. society should in fact coerce to some degree people to choose the right roth roles and by the same token, a man who fails in his responsibilities to provide for his family and defend his family, that person should be socially shamed. we have been told our whole lives that stigma is somehow bad and all stigma the whole of society should be to remove stigma. >>tucker: john meechum speaking fully. tucker carlson tomorrow on fox nation. one of the biggest actresses in hollywood having personal thoughts about this show lite at night. it made us uncomfortable but

we're duty bound to tell you more, and we will. ♪

>> when you work in television, you lose control of a lot of things. are you responsible if major hollywood starlet's dream about you?

we can only speculate. >> just so you get the dichotomy, jennifer lawrence sees you in her head at night, the nightmares when she sleeps. she is likely not watching you now, but her parents are fans. as jeffrey notes in the october issue -- the 2016 election has caused tension among her kentucky family quoting "i just worked so hard in the last five years to forgive my dad and family and try to understand that it's different, the information they are getting, their life is different. i'm sorry, i'm just unleashing, but i cannot f with people who are political anymore." as for her "tucker carlson tonight" -- had "trump derangement syndrome," and several media outlets say that she blamed trump for a series of 2017 hurricanes.

she says she was taken "grossly out of context." grossly? after she said trump would be the "end of the world -- a jar of mayonnaise," she went on to say in a 2016 interview with a british television station that the " -- it's hard not to feel mother nature's rage and wrath, and it makes one ask: rage or wrath at home -- it would likely have to do with then trump and the deplorable's. >> but it is a good one. >> amazing. [laughter] >> so she has nightmares about us, nightmares. we are flattered. [laughter] in either case, appreciate your hard-hitting reporting on that subject.

can't help it if they dream about you. we are out of time. tomorrow night, we will take a very close look at the senate race unfolding in pennsylvania. john federman is clearly not well. we will show you the tape. plus, investigation, fentanyl come through the country from china. that's tomorrow night, 8:00 p.m. in the meantime, sean hannity. >> what do you think about "the hunger games": new ants jennifer lawrence? >> i like the idea. she's dreaming about me, man! >> that would be most catv for sure. welcome to "hannity." tonight, only 63 days away from the midterm elections. there are dozens of very critical, close races. the stakes could not be higher. straight ahead, we will lay out what is at