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americans and their governmentm. a decade ago. the new york times admitted this. the times markedis the anniversary of 9/11 by publishinhed a piecg a piece on the rise of domestic surveillance abuses which explode after the 9/11 attacks. the patriot act, according to st the new york times, quote, govem quickly became a sort of shorthand for government abusenh and overreaching, which, quote, inflicted collateral damage on political dissent, religiousl liberty and the freedom of association, end quote. that is still true, in fact, truer than it's ever been,trage. and it is still a tragedy. what's fascinating is that stopd the new york times has stoppedi acknowledging it. in fact, remarkablity, there wae not a single mention oft page o the 9/11 anniversaryf yesterday. on the front page of yesterday's paper, the paper that purports to represent new york , the epicenter of the 9/11 attacks. now, why would the new york times ignore 9/11? ignore>> well, good question, be the new york times and the tinyd the tiny leadershi leadership class it panders to and in fact represents nowts

nowwholehearted endorses the nationwide crackdown on civil liberties 9/11 made possible. >> and why wouldn't they endorse it? they're benefiting madpossible. from it.it's it's how they keep power. so for them, in retrospect,g 9/11 was less a tragedy than it was an opportunity. oppo and ifrtunitie you don't believ watch how joe biden,commemorat the president of the united states , commemorateed thad thah anniversary yesterday. >> it's not enough to gatherrems and remember september 11th, those we lost more than two decades ago, because on this day, it is not about the past. we's about the future. havwe have an obligation, a dud a responsibility to defend , and preserve and protect prote our democracy. >>ct our it's not about the pas. it's about the future. future. th this was in a speech that was supposed to mark the anniversary of the death os of thousands of americans at the the hands of foreign adversaryik . >> ss abouo when joe biden speao about the future, you shouldli listen. the future osten. don't f what? dead, focus

don't focus on the dead. focus on what i want to do. whaa okay, but what is it thato joe biden wants to do? fight islamic terrorism, know, protect democracy. protect democracy. hat joe but what exactly is this of? democracy that joe biden speaks ? ever? why won't he define it ever? ho and how exactly is thatt de democracy imperiled? >> these are pivotal questions. and for answers, we're going to turn to the source. that would be chuck todd of nbc. chucnews. when practice is a slightly more articulate version of biden, publicist karine jean-pierre. if you wana t tomore know what the bush administration is really thinking. listen to the guy with a comb over in the anchor chair at nbc . here's his exchange with kamala harris, the sitting vice president . yesterday, not quite 20 years after 9/11, the capital came >> the under attack from domestic terrorists. i began by asking the vice president about how over twor from domestic terrorists. to shift from foreign terror to the threat from within. in. >> i think it is very dangerous.

and i think it is very harmful and it makeses u us weaker. so you look at everything frome1 the fact that there areright no 11 people right now running for of secretary of state. the keepers of the integrity ofe the voting system of their state who are election their state, who are election deniers. you've goteniers.? send >> and what's that sending? wor? what message does that send toet the world? well, you couple thath offices n with people who hold some of the highest elected offices in our country who who refused to condemn an insurrection on january six . >> so you're slack jawedjanuary watching something like this. watc did i just see that? and i'm quoting, i began by asking the vice president about how over two i asked thd tocus has ha shift from foreign terror to the threat within the threat from forei within what does that mean? tag >> what the are you talking about? you freaking lunatic ? there is no group of americans e anywhere in the united

states half as dangerous as the 9/11 hijackers to suggest. otherwise is literally insane. >> drawing a parallel between el the election justice protest of jan 6th and the fall of the twin towers. >> true lunacy, but kamala harris didn't even pause, almost like the whole question was a setup. >> she just nodded. this unspecified internal threat. she confirmed, is in fact justda like al qaeda, quote, very dangerous and very harmful. you may be wondering at this point, what is this? ? >> since we just declared a neww war on terror, but against whom ? who is the threat? well, ofn course it's you and anyone else in the way of it's the biden administration and especially the vice anyoneent just said and you saw it, anyone who questions the legitimacy of the last election. didn'tit a second, usque didn't come. was harris herself called call the twenty sixteen presidential

election illegitimate? your memory is not failing. yes, she did. every leade and so did every leader of democr the democratic party. o this and they will say the same to this day. and yet she is telling us , the sitting vice president , that anyone who questions d the dent thathe 20 20 election shoun elil. >> watchection shoul what is a m ?scism? listen, i think that when we let's not get caught up in in in politicizing the fact that m most people in america now thaty it is not helpful to our country when we have people who are denying elections, are t trying to obstruct the outcomele of an election where the largest number of people inh our country voted for the president of the united states andt of the when we loot where we are, i think that we, e have to admit that there are attacks from within tomi and weirst question and we need to take it seriously.

so, again, that's the sitting, vice president who they tell us over and over. and you just heard her say ite e received more votes than any vice president in history. >> and if you don't believhiest. ifthat, and there are reasons nt to believe that, if you don't believe that you're likee like mohammed atta, your beliefs area acts of terror.d, you're comparable to a mass murderer. and you need to be pursuedu need she ju enforcement t. they're saying that she just said the greatest threat toreat our country is republicanss mig might be elected to statewidebe office in 11 states.'s com that's comparable topa 9/11 is o one noticing this the biden and oftration's message course, as it always is , completely consistent across the board on 9/11, on the anniversary of 9/11, was that any american who disapprove of joe biden'scah performance is a terrorist.o id >> here'ens the dhs secretar'syh mayorkas. s secret the threat landscape haslandscap

evolved considerably overved the last 20 years. ovg an emerging threat, of course, over the last several years ofg a thh the domestic violent extremists. extremists, the individual here in the unitethd states radicalized to violence by a foreign terrorist ideology. alized tbut also an ideology of, anti-government sentiment, false narratives propagated on online platforms, even personal grievances, is noker: o one paying attention to this? o does no one see this happening?e that's the dhs secretary saying that opinions he doesn't agreeoo with expressed onlinnse, whichex most of us thought were constitutionally protected. >> in fact, we thought that was the whole reason we lived here. d on that's why this is a differ nation from, say, iran. but the fact that people havehat different political opinions, including about the last polit opinions. stections abrams has spent the last five years saying she's the rightful governor ofay gia. we think georgia. we think she's a lunatic. we also believe that viewatic. the onstitutionally protected. there's the dhs secretary saying those people are al qaeda. >> this is terrifying.

those people aust words. they're acting and they're acting at scale. it was just a few weeks agoterr. on thursday september 1st, on thursday, september 1st, two months before the midterm elections. not an incidental fact that joe biden declared his enemtical opponents enemies ofen the state. >> you remember it.of theclip. here's a clip. too much>>h of wha of what's han our country today is not normal. is no donald trump in the major. republicans represent ant extrem extremism that threatens thatthe very foundations of our republic. we're all called by duty and conscience to confront extremists who put their own abo pursuit of power above all els else. e.democrats, independents, mainstream republicans. we musd t be stronger, be more more determined and more committed to saving american democracy. and maggie, republicans are there to destroy an american democracy. n >> so the upside omagaf havingpo a president is that noo on one takes him very seriously. and so it's possible for the rest of us to see somethingr

like that, a declaration ofn war, an entire political party ,a two party system which 2-par would leave this if we were tosm follow his urging a one party state. would it's very easy to dismiss that as the ramblings of a many stat who has no idea whatasy to he's saying. and a lot of people di dismissd and yet the very next day, peop. the morning after joe bidenyet o delivered that speech at eight thirty a.m., a woman called lisa gallagher was sick . in bed at her home in suburban new jersey. >> her daughter came upstairs sicn and told her that the fbi was waiting outside. d he now, lisa gallagher is not a criminal, never has been.i she is an active trump supporter.s waiting on facebook. she the trump one on her flag. she's a patriotic american. she describes herself as a rule follower. she's never once been in trouble with the law at any on e level, and she had nothing lawn. whatsoever to do with january dh 6th. and yet outside your door with three fbi jan agents with guns, quote, we got anfb anonymous tip. you were at the capital on a january six . that's what they said. gallagher was terrified, quote, i thought they were goincapitogo take me out of here in handcuffs.

he whe told the show this morning, ultimately,as terrifiey husband came home and the twoshi of them showed the fbi agents her daily calendars. agents her calendar in january of 2020 one and finally convinced the agents capitol wasnvinced th not at tl that day. imagine armed fbi agentsi agents showing up at your housew up because you supported trumpt youron facebook and demanding records of your whereabouts trump two years ago. and of course, the fbi alreadys knew that lisa gallagher was not there because they haveeresa sophisticated facial recognition software. sobo i they are planning to arrt her. the point and this is a themethn in every authoritarian regime, the point was to use governmentt the re to intimidate enemies of the regime on the basis of ann anonymous tip, quote, i have never been so frightened inr ben my life. slisa gallagher said the rest e us should feel the same way. snitches, anonymous snitches, the secret police showinsnitche your door when you're in bed. ae this is soviet and there's no other word for it.s but it's not just lisa. gallagher.

ththe same thing is happening td dozens, maybe scores of other supporters of the former president . amy kremer, for example,s is ha former tea party member and candidate for the house of representatives. she also obtain special permits for the nationale form park service, which authorized donald trump's rally on january 6th. 2020 one . to be perfectly clear , amy kremer never went tooriz the capitol on that day. she never encouraged anyone else to go either. but for the crime of organizing a lawful political event on election justice rally protected by the constitution,on amy kremer is now being justicem terrorized by merrick garland at doj. on wednesday morning, fbi agents showed up at her home, th first at the home of heri ex-husband, carrying a subpoena for her daughterturned up at he kylie received a call from his stepmother saying, quote, the fbi is here for her.alled he >> the fbi's subpoena demandsbi all communications from amys her kremer and kyle, including their social media posts.. what, from october 1st, 2020 to the present day. i demanded soc now, why would the fbi,

joe biden's fbi need amy wh kramer's daughter's instagram posts? becaus fbie this isn't about the events leading up to january 6th. obviously, it's about mining all of her personal informationm this harassment on political grounds. it's illegal p. it's unconstitutional. it shocks the conscience of who sees it. but the number of peopleho see who see it is very small because it is not covered by any media. and it's not just happening to amy kremer. this shows obtain a subpoena from karlan's doj issued in the past week.dia. and what th demands is bothand what unlawful and without precedent in american history. the subpoena claims toy be investigating, quote, any claim that the viceof the sen president and or president ofe the senate had the authority to thity reject or choose not to co presidential electors. >> now, keep in mind that any claim you make as an american citizen about electors, any claim you make about american politics, periodate., is protect explicitly under the first amendment. that's our core freedom. it's why

ameran politics is we live herep it's why we're proud to be americans. it's why so many american r the firsservicemen died proten our country. those are the freedoms that they fought to preserve. p that's why nobody prosecuted leading democrats in 20 16 when they sought to reject electors for donald trump. right. it's why none of those people, including kamalao re harris, isw in jail. but right now, according to elet the subpoena that we have obtained, merrick garland at doj is demanding all communication from the following people on this topic. and let's be clear, before we read their names, that it dem is not clear what the investigation is actually about. informio the most terrifyinge yo part. what is this? on what grounds are you demanding privateations with pee communications with people? >> they never sa? thy, but included pre in this precedent breakingcede sweep of political opponents oft the biden white house would former white house adviserbe bernie kerik was the former. former white house a police commissioner of. new york city, boris epstein, who is the current attorney for at n donald trump.

at no time in american history has it been okayo tin americ tob communicatio the personal communications of someone's lawyersomeone' because are privileged. not anymore. matt morgan, justin clark, chesbrough, mike román, rnc official, joshua thinley, trump attorney john eastman, janet ellis, joe digenova, eys.james troop, rudy giuliani,p sidney powell, victoria tanzy, and wesitchell, bruce mark could go on and on and onth and on. the doe doj is now going after former white house official steven miller, a frequent guesml on the show, with a subpoena. why? well, it could be becauseer a steven miller went on thist network and said, quote, if we win these cases,s the courts, then we can direct the alternate state of electors are certified. in other words, he didn't call for the election in correction ,much less violence or a coup. e he called for alternate he did electors to be seated if f the court ordereord them to be seated. >> in other words, he was following the constitutionally prescribed process tollowing the

post-election. he's doing what he's supposed to do. he was following the rules. d undeunder joe biden, that apparently is a crime.. by the way, every one of theseee people has to hire lawyers too defend him or herself and a lot of them at this point, after th two years of harassment by joe biden can't afford it. in addition, we should say we on we've obtained the subpoena.oena this subpoena goes on to demandh the communications from dozens of other republicans and people who have spoken to them,publican including state representative jake hoffman and arizona republican national committee member kathleen bourdon. in michigan, former us representative lou barletta in the state of pennsylvania, and republican state party including the republ secretary james graffin floyddos in nevada. among dozens and dozens of others. so what is this about?? you can't possibly be aboutjanu thnuary 6th, the fake insurrection, the insurrection in history with no guns, the insurrection which the onlyp person shot to death was a trump supporter. now, the point of this is to suppress political dissent.

to hobble an entire political party and to keep any of thesel part people from evera participating in american politics again. ti in aand by the way, the costo each one of these individuals or to any person and whose house the fbi shows up is enormous. fbi showe isk anybody who's the fbi showed up with guns at enormous. their home what that's like by accusing these people of insane rection for asking them s questions about electors, by comparing them to confederate soldiers. o merrick garland.co doj plans to disenfranchize plat them, if not jail them. really? so prohibit people fromai participating in american politics in the name of democracy. too ironic to be real.it's oh, it's real.just h just happened in new mexico. a state judge in new mexico newm just removed an elected countye removed an commissioner from office, e overturning the will of the voters. why? se because he had dared to exercise his constitutional rights violated by participating in the election. >> justice protest on januaryip justic 6th.

>> so this is a full blownth. political purge. g poin that's not a talking point. it is not, in any sense a conspiracy theory. theory. that's it's completely real. and it began shortly after january 6th. january 6th when repu republicans, as usual, just as they were after the death ofw jorge floyd, were so blown back , so intimidated by the aggression of the rhetoric from the other side that they let bde happen. and because they let it happen, th as with the blm riotey lets, it- effects are accelerating now. so if you're you support accused of supporting joe biden's political opponents ,youoe bid could be visited by armed agents from joe biden's fbi. pod as you reported last year in i our dimmock documentary, which was mocked, turned out to be pression. it has happened to people living as far away p as remote homer, alaska. >> it really felt likeas f iar s a violation of our space stuff to have people barge infelt uninvited. lik we're glad to leave with a sit s down and had a cup of teae a with them. well, okay, what dcup o you nee? you don't have to tear my door down. you don't have to terrorize me with guns and handcuffs and all of that. >> i turn around.th.

all t me with my handst me behind my back and put me incha. a chair. initially, they would no t present a search warrant. and then we ask, what is thisart about? >> are you doing insides an my house with guns and handcuffs?d handcuffs? >> it never occurred to me it never occurred to meg he they would actually think we had anythingh anyt to do insid with anything insidee th the capitol because we never made it inside the capitol. >> so why is this happening? cae no one pushedcause no one back against it. why do the lunatics get to defund the police? something that no normal personh supported. the overwhelming majority of americans never supported, butfh they did it anyway. >> how do they get to do that? because it was no opposition,s o no one push back .ey george floyd died.called they started screaming ,e calling everyone a racist and everyone just obeyed their most ludicrous demands. january six , exactly the same thing.ei it was an insurrection was a racist insurrection. no, it wasn't. what are you talking about?ludiu no one said that. no one pushed back at all.s got completely out of control.t at this point, it's not just a threat to the republican party. on one level, a lot of conservatives say, well, who cares?

mitch mcconnell, he convinced no one cares. that's not what it's about. cares? is abouit's a threat to the ama system. this kind of behaviot tor system. politicize federal law enforcement is a threat to democracy. tical federal law forcement is s live under. it's a threat to everything we t have that's valuable. we cannot allow this, but no entioned one's even mentioning it. gallai >> lisa gallagher, as we told you a moment, go is one ofan the many trump supporters who woke up to an fbi raid earlier this month. >>bid an and we are grateful tht she's willing to join us to tell us about it. thank yoank you so much.t for coming on . com so i just want to be clear thate you have not committed a crime of any kind. cri i don't think i've ever been accused of a crime. januweren't even at capital on january six . i don't think you're even in6th. washington. tell us how you feltw you whenn joe biden's fbi showed upr home with guns at your home the morning after his speech th i was terrified. terrified and i'll be honest. with you, when my daughter woke me uphere telling me there were3 arme three armed fbi officers at my door, i thought she was joking and i immediately tried to throw clothes on . i called my husband.y husban i was crying. were

my knees were shaking. and even though i knew i'd done. ev nothing wrong, after seeinge joe biden's speech the night beforech the, i thought, oh, my. this is political. and i was frightened. i truly thought they can take me out of here in handcuffs. and i thought, i'm in my bedroom. i thought of my not coming com e . outside. so i went outside and i said, gentlemen, you're scaring me. ea and they proceeded to tell mep that they were given an anonymous tip that i was at the capitol on january 6th. >> even though, of course, as we said, they knew you weren't because they had facial recognition software. >> and there's no evidence that it's almost two years. do youno know who this anonymouw tip, the snitch who turned you into federal law enforcement for supporting trump on facebook might be . >> no, i know nothing. look at vited them into my home so i could look at my phone cal and my calendar.endar. and i have subsequently called the fbi office in newark to just documenter know for sure that it really was fbi agents

fb and it was and they said it was an anonymous tip, but they won't tell me anything else. >> yeah, because there's not enough law enforcement concern els right now. with one hundred and seven thousand americans dying last year, lisa geller, i know it takes bravery to come on and d to you.n anhappene i think only when people don wht that will it end. and so i'm grateful that you did this for us tonight. >> thank you so much. thank you, tucker. so glenn greenwald has since gre 9-11 been yelling at the top of his voice about the disappearance of civil the liberties in this country. he was mocked by many,disappearr including us . we don't mock him anymore. man we think he was right.g he's posted a twitter thread that's worth reading us. on the subject. he's an independent journalist we don't mocm very often. he joins us tonight.g glenn, thanks so much for. we reached the point where even coming on . >> i think we've reachedpeople o the point where even people who didn't take this seriouslyol like me are genuinely,y ar genuinely concerned, as you should be . you know, it's amazingly

ironic. i became a journalist in 2005 and response to the civil liberties abuses justified in the name of the wa be.r on terrs where at least there was an actual attack on the united anual attack11. i thought the threat was i thou exaggerated in order to escalate the civil libertiese abuses. but at least there was a realthe attack. what is the most overlookeat wda part of the bidens a administration is that before attack. before january six , there was ann attempt to import that wart th on terror, that first waron tero and terror onto domestic soil. adam schiff, one of the most so. authoritarian members of congress, in addition to being one of the most pathological liars, had legislation pending that would do nothing but take that first war on terror s and make it domestichipp h t. and you can look at a wall terro street journal article on november 15th, twr o months before january six , right when biden was declared the winner,a. they said a top priority where they said that a top priority of the bidenbi administration is toden ad reintroduce the war on reintroduce the war on terror, m but this time on domestic soil.i so they justify it now in the wake of one six, even though before one this was what they were intending to do as a

do t way of criminalizingppositio their opposition and solidifying authoritarian powers on american soil,n do you feel like you're going crazy as the opposition partys gutted is being gutted by the doj that nobody is saying anything about this? >> how can this happen? and no one notices one of one n? >> the most bizarre things is thatt skepticism towards the u.s. security state, the cia, the fbi, the nsa were long standing principles of left wing politics in the united states . it was a staple ofleft u how the american left understood it. if you look at polling data orit just the political framework now where you see reverence for and belief in and a pause for the cia, the doj, the fbi and the nsa is note on the american right, but on the american left. and it's the american right that has is on become skeptical of ite n precisely because it's being ushered into punish criminal ske dissent.ic and that's why they call the january six anal of d insurrection, even while biden mocks people and says, oh, you can't overthrow the u.s.

government with your weapons, you need an f 15 . and yet they turn around can't w and say nine hundred people on january six is an insurrection. that's what they need to do to o criminalize dissent on our soil. >> right. and you call that early.y 6th ar there' insurrs a reason they're usingon that word. and to the rest of us , it was just annoying. diately it was but you saw immediately therelea ars this was a legal precedent they were trying to set ine doin order to do what they're doing right now.i ap i appreciate, glenn greenwald,pc your persistence and youria presence on this topic. thante o k thanks very much, tucker. last w so last week, we decided toat go deep and take a look at a man called john fetterman, fedder who the lieutenant governor of thanialvania running now for senate an. fou and we found him to be literally unhinged. that's not an exaggeration. put up a new so we want to speak to the man who's running against him, dr. oz. he will join us after the break. nning againsit started in ninety two. an avid young angler with a passion for fishing opened his

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so you probably spent yesterday the twenty first anniversary of yest 9/11, thinking about aller the americans, the three about 3,000 american thousand americans who were murdered by foreign terrorists that day and thinking things like, gee, irdered breigf they s when they were killed, those kids would be graduating college. now, that's really sad. and that's what we do on anniversaries of should we think about the people who were. killed that day. but that's not wha

tthat's what john fetterman did. john fetterman, who's running for senate from pennsylvania, spent the daory at a rallyalledo calling for more abortions. now, for most of the event, heak struggled to speak because he can barely speak. but one of his rar in onee lucidreferred to him moments, he referred to himself as john fedder woman. >> here itasn is .>> my name i my name is john, frontwoman. d you know what i would do if i was that fifty ? first of allo if i, first rid ot the filibuster, joe . of right, next. codify roe . abortion is the ballot now in november, so this guy's never had a job before. so if i get the senate, >> tucker: h i'm going to trash our system further rid of the filibuster. all right.r had a jo well, there is an option in pennsylvania. mehmet oz is running againstdr.i john fetterman. fe >> dr. oz joins us tonight. doctor , thanks so much for

coming on .re attents one of those races that i'm not sure people areiothe de eperpaying attention to. hockin bug t the deeper look into this guy, the more shocking itice. is that he's running for public office. >> how is this happening? do youw thinkis thi? examples m >> well, let me just give you a few examples and i'll give you my diagnosis. diagnosihe puts himself above os and the law, he does it continuously. >> it's what he's done throughout his career. for example, he's back massive middle class tax cuts. but these tax hikes don't affect him because he's not paid his taxes.t sixty seven times. thinpaidk about that. you want middle class tax m hikes, but you're not paying your own.id sixty seven times he said,your i'm sorry. >> let me just stop you there. i didn't know that. so this is a guy who is b supported by his parents until he was forty nine yearhis old. he w these are rich kid.and he forty nine years old. he's taking money from his . parents and he hasn't paid taxes. how does that work? how was that allowed? it's stunninstg to me. he had a non profit and he alsor has some propertieofs owned, but pr he's got tax liens. >> he ignores them.

he sai.d they felaxl through lie the cracks. but it gets worse than this.e hs the hypocrisy runs deep. he cares about criminals over the innocent. it seems, you know, one third of all prisoners in i pennsylvania, he says, should be released. he's argued to release pennsylvania rel convicted murderers serving life sentences right over the objectionsea of the families and others on the parole board. meanwhile, the philadelphia murder rate is the highest it's ever been. debates that we've been talkingt about are important because he's got to be able tois defend his radical leftr positions. but he's been dodging them since july. and the washington pos tht just put out an op ed piece saying, i think what everyone should be arguing is for democracy toee survive. you've got to have debates. dem you've got to answer questions.c racyo and so he's got to agree. they argue for multiple debatesy ,starting immediately to prove t his ability to serve. and here's why. things happening tohe the diagnosis. i think liberals are trying to t bury the truthruth.. nnsylvania. they have poured money into about pennsylvania manufacturing a candidate. and if you're worried aboutmy we that, go to dr. oz. that comment helped me out because what they're trying tos

do is , is hide what's really going on to manufacture somebody that seems appealing, but way outside the boundaries of the values of pennsylvania and is cognitively impaired. >> i mean, i'm not being mean, but it's not i'm not mockingr hg the guy for having a stroke. but we're al stroke,l going to o live under him if he makes it to the senate. we know what happens when youe n elect someone who is cognitively impaired. we're living under it now. thisth guy in i understand this he wants to boot the debate until after all, early voting has basically been conducted. >> is that is that his plan? he has not agreed to a debate. time the agreement means you have, a date at time, a location, t at a moderator. that's not what's happening here. he's not agreed to a debato a ee and here's what i've been challenging him on . i'm saying, listen, either you're healthy enough to debatoo because your team keeps saying you're healthy and you want to hide these radical ideas. o you've been thrown out there on twitter, which you can't do right. or you're lying aboutidea your health. either way, we need to know the truth. but there's ors no way for votes in pennsylvania to understand what this man stands for

because he's not been able toes defend these positions. by the way, i can keep going. hepositions.s wantsan open boro legalize all drugs. meanwhile, d. we've gotke the biggest open air drug market ever in philadelphia.n swaths of the city consumed by zombies and needles hanging out of their bodies. the highest fentanyl death rates ever in philadelphia and pennsylvania is number three in the country. preventable deaths.3 people are crying to mine wherever i go and speaking of going, i can't paint a lot. i've been to two hundred places around pennsylvania over the summer. john fetterman, to my knowledge, maybe half a doze n, spoken for a total of5 twenty five minutes or so. he h and he just hasn't answeredasn' from the media, voters or questions from the media, from's the voters or from me. so it's not just a debate. he's got to get out and starto d defending himself and he's not doing it. >> he's hiding. it's - another decadent, rich kh pushing crime and drugserh ki and refusing to defend his positions. this is not democracy. and i appreciate i your calling it out. de dr. ozmo, thank you very much fz joining us tonight. thanks, dugher. joining >> she may have heard thisas tht story with everything going on in the world this

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they and the conclusion they came toi was there's no evidence itevidee ihappened at all. so what is this?? and does it feel like we'vee seen this before? thiseveral dozen times. >> jason whitlock is the host of fearless. he joins us ton explain what is going on . >> jason , thanks so muc h for on. i feel on . i feel like i've seen this lik movie quite a bit. i feel like ite realli havey mi people hate each other. k and i'm wondering why i keepee seeing the same movie. >> yes, >> do you have any idea? yeah, i have a strong idea. and tucker, this story never made sense from day one . it was obvious this young woman's godmother, with her ownr racist past over social media, c isconcocted, exaggerated this.pn and for the media to jump on it, it's the reason why they do this, why they jump on these fake racial incidents is because they don't want to cover the real racism, the anti black racism that they supply beca endlessly. e real >> there's nothing if you understand the history of black americans, r in this country, i

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not where it counts. just say just how dishonest is the "new york times". >> it' s really philosophicalth question. it's hard to answer directly. let's see e how drunk was the gy you saw passed out in the men'sn room at a packers game? how angry is hillary clinton atd her husband? owill the answer in all casess is very, extremely so thoroughlyextrem and so totallyt it's hard to put into words. so instead of describing the "n dishonesty of the new york times with conventional adjectives, we'll give you a specific example, because we.

think it tells you more .r told so last week, the paper told us that the best selling booky o in the united states was a title called i'm glad my mom. died by a child actress called jennette mccurdy. but that was not true.that book selling book i that boon k was not the best sei selling book in america. in fact, the best selling book t in america last week was the great reset and the war for the world, written by alex b jones. joney s sold more than fifty six thousand copies of his book last week. mckirdy. whatever her merits, we have no idea. sold thirty four thousand six hundred and eighty six copies of her book, so alex jones sold a lot more books. alex jones had the biggest jos sold a lot bookt yo in the country, but the new york times lied about thatew yo because "new york times" doesn't want you to know that the new york times wants you to believe that alex jones is morem ordiscredited in the new york times, the paper that started the iraq war by lying about weapons of mass destruction, about got a million people killed. but dow jones is worth ira he's. mental patient. no one listens to him. t so he lied about his book.

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