want to know what kind of knot that is in your tie, it's the best looking not ever on tv. who does that? you or someone else? >> i tie my own ties unlike kennedy. but that's not does not have a name. i'm not going to -- i'm not going to assume the knot's identity. it is what it is. it's like a windsor, but ♪ ♪>> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy columbus day. that's the busy day we discover celebrate the discovery of the new world, and all that happened, which is the creation of the most free and honest society in the history of man. but were also in assessing what happened to that society because it's changing. here's a story of a man called

paul vaughn. he does not fit the profile of a terrorist. he's 55 years old, a former pastor who now runs a small internet service business intently tennessee. their faithful christians, he and his wife and their 11 children. celeste wednesday morning about 715, book colic seen at the household, several of the kids are standing in the front yard. suddenly their world post on around them. a team of fbi agents armed with automatic rifles swoops in with suvs and starts pounding on the front door of the family home. paul is watching this and he shocked. as he said later, when i open the door and saw guns pointed at me i asked them what they wanted. they said they wanted me and they did the agent's lead pulp on the way. inside the house his wife was in the back with his youngest child, 18 month or maybe, ran to

the front door. confused and terrified she asked what anyone would ask, who are you in way take my husband away? we don't have to guess about the exchange of visits on tape. here's what it look like >> i want to know why you were banging on my door with a gun. you not going to me anything? >> i tried ma'am. >> no you didn't. you did not try. this is not acceptable. can i have your name?

you're not going to give me your name, you know can you give me any information? i want to know... >> tucker: body armor, watch caps, automatic rifles. taking off with her husband. who are you she asked. there were no good answer. we tried they say but they didn't. when your husband is a domestic terrorist, the government doesn't owe you an answer to the most basic questions. so paul vaughn wielder know it's a terrorist. but what you do? as of the department of justice explained later in statement, paul vaughn opposes abortion. and not just in a quiet, personal way. that would be bad enough. but paul vaughn's outspoken about its views of abortion. he believes at age 55 it's a free country with a bill of rights that allows you to say what you want and even

have protest on behalf of your ideas. he believes that's the freedom on which this country was built. so a year and a half ago, in march of 2021, phone and ten volunteers from a christian pro-life group in tennessee staged a protest at an abortion clinic in mount juliet. we don't need to speculate what happened next and that's a good thing for paul vaughn. it was broadcast live on facebook, that would be 73-year-old chester gallagher. watch this. ♪ ♪ [singing] >> this is your last warning. i need everyone to step outside. go to the sidewalk. you're more than welcome to protest, just not on the sidewalk, okay?

i'm asking very nicely for you guys to leave please. [singing]. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: so you live in the united states and you watch nightly the k senior city buildings burning, people being pushed in front of subway change, people getting knocked in the face on the street for no reason, kara jackson, murders, up in every city in america. see look at that and think is that really it? that's why armed fbi agents with automatic rifles arrived at paul vaughn's home last wednesday because of that? because more than a year ago a group of christians sang hymns? yes. that's it. that's what he did wrong. will he have this evidence because of their hard work of

others. you might be tempted to believe the biden administration when it tells you to believe that paul vaughn use forced to end your fear with employees of the abortion clinic. but he didn't. he didn't use physical force. he sang hymns. but of her doing of that joe biden's department of justice tells us that paul vaughn deserves to spend 11 years in prison. 11 euros. funds quote coconspirators on that day from march of 2021 are also facing long prison sentences. this group would include 87-year-old eva atul. she's something of a celebrity and christian and pro-life circles. that's because she survived a yugoslav concentration cac camp before escaping to this country where she spent decades advocating against abortion. so that's what happens when the government doesn't denies the

essential humanity of a prison. he or she is sitting in front of an abortion clinic as a police officer towers over her. in seconds, two officers are hustling this woman into a squad car. people are afraid to go to the grocery store. where wendy's burned down in the name of single rooms civil rights and owned as a thing about it much other treated. same thing happened to 58-year-old heather i doni back in march of 2021. it took a whole team of police officers to remove her. really, you wonder why. how dangerous does she look chris bourque and then a man was arrested that day in march. here's a video he shot that day discussing it. >> when we have national revival, this is what every abortion clinic is gonna length look like. a field of rubble. not through violence but through god bringing the high places down. let's show up and for those high places, trust him, rescue, pray,

and see is happened to the rest of them. >> tucker: maybe don't share his views or he do or you don't. but be honest, do szekely dangerous? compared to what? there are a lot of dangerous people wandering around completely unimpeded in fact they're celebrated by this administration. a second dangerous person? of course is not. he's a christian. you are not if you're being completely honest going to say that he poses a threat to you in the country because he doesn't. neither is his daughter, also apprehended at the clinic. she hears violent manifesto. >> i heard it was murder before but the current connection went from knowing it here to knowing it in my heart. i praise god that he gave me the opportunity to rescue. lord willing, abortion will end. >> tucker: so imagine sitting

back at department of justice headquarters assessing that video and saying to yourself, you know what? they needed an arm fbi raid. get the body armor. that's a terror manifesto. but they didn't conclude that because the fbi to its a sure internal shame is rounding up everyone associated with paul vaughn's entirely nonviolent christian organizations. take a look at the mug shots from the fbi's investigation into this event in march of 2021. it's on your screen right now. they're telling you, bragging about it, that these people are dangerous. and of course, you know what they know, which is, and america, and 2022, whether dangerous or not pens almost entirely on who you voted for. there are people in this country who children. true fact. you are hearing now that they

are minor attracted persons. give people an television trying to minimize the gravity of child molestation. when is that? well, it's probably because their biden voters. that's the assumption anyway. but these people with their mug shots on the screen? the terrorists. biden's criminals are facing shorter jail time then these people. for setting fire to them exit pawn shop in minneapolis, a fire that one up killing a 30-year-old man, he got less time than paul vaughn is facing. and for setting fire to a health food store, it was for joe biden, so not a big deal, to your sentence. all of those crimes and countless others that are happening around the country at

a scale we have not seen in our lifetimes, all those crimes, are being treated as less serious offensive than a man who sang hymns in an abortion clinic. so what's going on here? a day before the fbi's radon fund, joe biden, harrison ochs the policy, which is, pro-lifers are now terrorists. watch. >> we believe and i certainly believe that a woman should have the freedom to make decisions about her own body. the government should not be making those decisions for her. today's extremist so-called leaders are attacking the freedom and liberty of millions of women. >> were not going to sit by and let republicans throughout the country enact policies that threaten access to basic health care. my message to folks around the country who are worried about what were seeing is first that we have your back. >> tucker: you think yourself as you watch something like

that, of course there's an election coming up in just a few weeks and a lot of the democratic base believes that abortion is the key to freedom of happiness and they're upset about the roe v. wade decision. roe v. wade is no longer the law of the land. and so biden and harris and the rest of the leaders of that party are pandering to that are on your side. which you don't think if you want something like that. the effect will be to send guys with automatic weapons to paul vaughn's house and scaring the heck out of his 11 children. people singing hymns in an abortion clinic would be facing 11 years in prison? if to ask, since the peril is a very clear, this is effectively the equivalent of o'connor's hoses on dogs. were pro-choice and everything. but 11 years was marked for a

55-year-old father of 11. what about george gascon or larry krasner, the guys who think, we put way too many people in prison with got a pull back and rehabilitate them. what about the compassion mongers at cnn or msnbc. have they said a word about this as their country become totalitarian have they even noticed? we checked. no. and then there's nancy pelosi who endorses violence against political opponents. here she is. >> there been a number of attacks on churches in pregnancy centers. they're saying your read agreement rhetoric is contributing to these attacks. >> a woman has a right to choose, to live up to her responsibility. it's up to her, her doctor, her family, her husband, her significant other, and her god.

i'm a very catholic person and i believe in every woman's right to make her own decisions. >> tucker: first of all, you're not a catholic. it's ridiculous. stop attending. second, you don't believe it all on the right to choose. you plotted as nurses got fired because they didn't want to hurt their own fertility, they didn't want take the vaccine. you thought that was great. it wasn't their body and their choice. you're a liar and a fraud. you're not a christian. be quiet! but what's really stunning is that nobody, the criminal justice system is mean. they don't have a problem with this at all. the people who claim to hate mass incarceration it turns out are very much in favor of the mass incarceration of anyone who disagrees with them. judges have sentenced dozens of january 6 prison terms because they entered a public

building as police officers stood by. close up about by the way mark don't ask! shut up! they belong in jail anyway! is still being held in pretrial detention. at the same time, the fbi has made zero arrests. none. to protect pro-lifers from actual violence, not him sinking stomach singing but firebomb. no arrests have been made for a firebombing in june. in fact the fbi seized surveillance footage of the facility and never gave it back. >> this building was up and frames this morning when police and firefighters arrived in this the aftermath: broken windows, shattered glass, and graffiti, which the ceo says it gives them an indication of who is behind us. ceo jim harden says this didn't come as a complete shock. recently compas care has been

receiving threats online and in person. the graffiti on the side of the building says jane was here. harden says he thinks the abortion rights group jane's revenge is behind the attack. it's a reference to jane's collective which provided underground abortions in chicago in the 1960s. the group took responsibility for it firebombing a pro-life facility in madison, wisconsin, last month. harden says it will take months to repair the hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of damage to the facility. >> tucker: see how this works chris burke a group aligned with joe biden firebombs and the fbi does nothing. instead they send the agents with automatic rifles to the home of a 55-year-old man with 11 children because he sang hymns in an abortion clinic. this is too much actually. there are always going to be disparities in justice, disparities in law enforcement.

you have to believe they're unintentional. this is not intentional. this is intentional. it's right in her face and it's completely unacceptable. chris wray, who runs the fbi, reportedly a good guy, decent men cares about justice what does he think of this. is this all right? sending fbi agents with automatic weapons to arrest a him singer. we asked him, are you give this smirk you're on the fbi. no response. just like paul vaughn's wife. when i can answer your question. their political rates and they are exactly with steve friend the fbi whistle-blower warned about last month. the fbi didn't respond to those warnings from one of its own agents, they just suspended steve. people need to see this. it's going to far and it's getting scary. paul vaughn, who was were arrested in front of his many children join us now, and his

attorney peter green. thank you both very much. paul first you. i have to wonder, what did your children think of this? >> well, tucker, they're trying to process and work through it happened. fortunately as a christian family we do a lot of studying about his start christianity in missionaries and persecution, so there familiar with the stories. they know about people martyred throughout history, persecuted and picked on by bullied tyrants and other parts of history just like in america today. >> tucker: but you're not allowed to unleash the fbi on an entire religion, are you? >> absolutely not. i don't think that because they've been trained it makes it okay. when my kids got to the car to

go to school, and the fbi pulls up, armed, running to the door and one of them ghost kids, and holds the kids with a long gun, on the side of my driveway and does not let them go into the house, that's absolutely, as my wife says on the video, acceunacceptable. >> tucker: it's one of those shocking things i've ever seen. i have to ask you, the fbi, the department of justice, is claiming your violent extremist who is a physical threat to others. do you embrace violence? have you ever committed violence? what are they talking about? >> i have no idea. it is no evidence of that. the only place that's ever seen is in the documents they made up and used to justify in their mind and to the justice system, the ones who signed up for this need some justification in their own minds to go after peaceful

people who disagreed with them politically. >> tucker: peter thank you so much for working on this case and defending paul vaughn. do you think that this is actually can go to trial? >> well, tucker, when you've got a federal promise prosecutor after that. paul wasn't even arrested by the local police for trespassing. but those who did, who were arrested, we are leaning on the tradition of dr. martin luther king. he himself was inspired by mahatma gandhi. this is the great tradition of american civil disobedience and it's not the sort of thing that you turn into a 10-year felony. paul and i believe we have a strong defense and we hope to beat these charges at trial. >> tucker: and i hope you do so with a country that rises up on your side that he wasn't even arrested for trespassing on the scene, and a year later they send the fbi to his house with

guns. thank you so much for coming out tonight. so kanye west, noun known as ea, showed up at paris fashion week with a t-shirt that said went lives matter and completely blow up the internet. but he was not alone. he was sitting right next to his friend and our friend candace owens. she joins a straight-ahead to discuss the response to that. plus the surgeon general of florida, also one of the good guys, was just suspended from twitter for posting a scientific study that pfizer didn't like. hard to believe but true. he joins us as well. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> tucker: joseph ngata boas physician, credentials equal to any doctor in the united states. he is now the surgeon general of the state of florida. so on twitter he recently discussed the state of health in florida and found that 84% increase in the relative incidence of cardiac related death among males 18 to 38 years old within 20 days following the mrna vaccination.

in death! so you think that would be leading "the new york times," but no, everyone's trying to make this fax go away. twitter remove the tweet and suspended doctor looked oppo's account. not even in this country, 2022 hunter biden, people that was crazy and twitter later reverse the decision. but the fact they did in the first place tells you ever everything. this is the author of transcend, thanks so much doctor for joining us. the response to this is shocking, you would think people would want to know because unless i'm misreading that summary this was a big deal finding is it not? >> tucker, it's an enormous deal. i talked to people and there's been so much confusion as you know over the past few years that people have trouble sometimes even identifying when

something is so clearly across the line. so i ask people sometimes were still hemming and hunting about this, if this vaccine had been known to years ago that it was going to increase cardiac deaths in young men by 84% with they have approved it? the obvious answer is no. you'd never give someone something that could increase the risk of cardiac death by 84%. but people say, coven is pretty bad, et cetera. but we don't give medications that kill them. this been so much confusion but, yes, that was our finding and it was a surprise but that's what the numbers show. >> tucker: is shocking. considering 200 million americans took this drug at

gunpoint, they were forced to, this has massive implications good ways your state the only one telling us this? >> i think frankly it's because we are the only one asking the question. again, it's a reflection of how many things have been backwards drawing the pandemic. of course he looked more closely at cardiac adverse events when you already know that the vaccine is increasing the incidence of illness in young men by 20 or 30 times it's of course you should look for that. but as you said, they're hoping this will somehow go away. it isn't going away. it's real. it's important. it's incredibly important. you and every time we thought dominic talk i have the same thought, you'll be part of our public lichen life in public

conversation. dr. joseph ladapo, thank you so much. we told you, and you need to know because you saw, last week, ye, otherwise known as kanye west, showed up with the shirt that said "white lives matter." next to them as his friend candace owens so we thought it would be interesting to hear her take on the response to that. candace owens joins us next. ♪ ♪ - [narrator] if your business

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and i lost 30 pounds with golo. before golo, my blood pressure was really high, but after golo, i was able to cut my medication in half. with golo, i've not only lost weight, i'm happier, i'm healthier, and i have a new lease on life. >> tucker: kanye west, now ye, wasn't the only one wearing a "white lives matter" shirt. candace owens was sitting right next to him. so we asked west what that whole thing was like in his we told us. >> the more i lean into god and work for god, the more wins god is god of the stone are team.

on's team. and for me to just go out and stayed an obvious and empathetic statement in the middle of the most liberal century, that was like tiananmen square. with candace owens. and we both wore the shirt at the same time. you know, we've got some soldiers out here. people say they're willing to die for her but we live for it. we living for the battle read what's the battle for? life itself. our children. >> tucker: like tiananmen square. staying there in front of the tank which is international media. candace owens is the host of the podcast can this and thanks so much for coming on. what did you do that? you did it together. and what you think of the

response? why can't you do that? >> i just want to say it's one of the only weeks i miss doing a show, the only reason i would miss doing a show tucker is because i knew there was a cultural moment that would be so significant as this was. i did because kanye called me and he said that he needed me to be there at the show, he needed me to to be a part of the show. when he told me what he had in mind, wearing these t-shirts, he told me the day of, i instantly understood who is trying to do and what the artistic expression was. it offered a stunning commentary on the hypocrisy of the society society we live in. previous routable black lives matter was n not an exclusionary phrase. we were told that it's just what they're saying, they're not trying to leave white people out. it's a moment black americans needed to have their moment. asians are doing better than white americans in this country and they're more likely to get

credit cards is just one example and yet despite all of that it was okay that asian lives matter. we put on a t-shirt to actually do something that was so inclusive, actually, white americans are allowed to be part of this too. because all labs matter. but no lapse of matter. black lies have suffered because of black lives matter. businesses are moving out of inner-city communities. assuming that black americans were stupid and emotional and with gluten riot their own communities to fulfill a false narrative about policing, white supremacists were behind that. we got to say all of that with one t-shirt. >> tucker: if you are triggered by a shirt like that, no one who is ever mad about it ever asked why? if it said malaysian lives matter or anybody, a normal person would say, of course, all lives matter. but why does it make them so m

mad? >> because there's actually in this country there's a hatred toward white people and it's undeniable. the worst thing you could be in this country far from what they're telling you, a black child in the womb is an dangerous and then a white straight male is dangerous, you need to make yourself problem the ties, that your suffering, that your trans, that you're, that your the product of abuse. you cannot use the term white lives matter because they say it inspires hatred. in fact, banning "white lives matter" is what causes hatred. after wearing the shirt getting back here, i went to a farmers' market, and i had white people coming up with tears in their eyes, saying, thank you so

much. thanks for allowing us to have our voices back. they've been sidelined, told they're not allowed to be american because it's a a vicious narrative around because somehow black americans are suffering from policing and white lives don't matter. but connie was correct. >> tucker: i don't know why people put up with it. i can't imagine any group that should put up with this. but there's enormous and forced tolerance of it. i agree with that should stop now. candace owens think you. so they're always telling you that shark attacks are rare, not dangerous. but not that rare. checks are pretty dangerous as it turns out. very few people have survived shark attack to tell about it. our next gas was attacked by a great white and lived to tell the tale's h. he will speak to us next. ♪ ♪alre many people find themselves in different kinds of storms in life.

and we need an anchor to hang onto in these storms. the anchor that we need is jesus christ. he said, "i'll never leave you, or forsake you, and if we put our faith and trust in him, we know that he will take us through the storms of this life all the way to heaven one day where we'll spend eternity with him. god sent jesus christ to this earth to save us from our sins. he took our sins to a cross where he shed his blood and died and was buried, and on the third day, god raised him to life. would you like to invite him to come into your life and be the anchor of your soul? you can do that by praying this prayer with me right now. just say, "god, i'm a sinner, i'm sorry, forgive me. i want to turn from my sins. i believe that jesus christ is your son. i want to trust him as my savior, and follow him as my lord. if you prayed that prayer, call that number right now that's on the screen. god bless you.

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earlier this month a coworker suggested he had to a beach in famous humboldt county. he pedaled past the waves and noticed something was strange. a great white shark, the thing all surfers fear, showed up and knocked him off the board. amazingly he survived and easier to tell us about it. had you worried about this? there are a lot of sharks off california. were you worried mark >> was one of my biggest fears for long time. nonetheless, i served despite that. i have served up and down the coast but furthermore most part i serve here in humble county. it was definitely on my mind and has been on my mind. i've lived in a town called fortuna and the surfing options we have locally are pretty

remote and not a lot of traffic or people in the water, so surfing there quite a bit. it's definitely on your mind. i'd say upwards of 70% of the time i do surf there by myself. so it was on my mind and it being the month of october i had some second thoughts about it. that day, it was on my mind more than usual, probably just because it was the beginning of october. >> tucker: it's can and eat when your worst fears come true because then at least you get it on the way. this great white shark latches on to you how did you get them off? >> i just pedaled out. i had been in the water for 10 minutes. between sets of waves you have time to think about anything it

was on my mind in that moment. there were a lot of seals in the water, so i actually thought it was a seal. i came to while i was unde underwater. most of the pressure was around my knee. it was more localized so i thought it might've been a seal. and i pretty much just give it one hard kick and it pretty quickly released and i got to my board and pedaled in, kind of not knowing that i had many lacerations. i even checked my knee to see if it had broken my wet suit and felt a little tear. initially i felt somewhat inconvenienced or agitated that is seal might've given me an infection so when i made it to the beach, that's when i realize how serious it was.

>> tucker: amazing. there's nothing cooler than surviving shark attack from a great white. so congratulations on being alive. jared trainor, thank you. >> no problem. i don't feel very lucky, but... >> tucker: it's pretty cool. raw egg nationalist as may be someone you haven't heard of yet. very smart, online come out right synonymously. he's the leader of a movement that's looking outside the mainstream for ways to get healthy. we spoke to him for a new tucker carlson originals documentary the end of men. here's the conversation. >> tucker: if the bro scientist have a leader, it's the raw egg nationalist. >> the enemy is so eight globalism. it's to destroy nations in local communities and they do it by isolating communities sickening

through food and medicine. the dreadful chemicals were exposed to. globalists want you to be fat, sick, depressed, the better to control you and milk you for what they can before they kill you. the best response to this is a strong politics of nationalism. the nation's only as strong as the individuals who make it up. eggs are a superfood packed with protein, fats, vitamins, cholesterol. the absolute opposite of what the globalists want you to eat. by making the individuals wrong, you make the nation strong. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: were honored to have raw egg nationalist on the show now, he joins us anonymously. thanks much for coming on.

your position as articulated in the tape we just played is, it's better to be strong and healthy then we cannot healthy. what that so threatening to the people in charge? >> i think it's threatening for a number of different reasons. one of them at least is because illness is big business. illness is huge business in the developed world, especially in the u.s. whether were talking about food, the awful processed food that most people eat, laced with high fructose corn soup syrup and canola oil, or the medical failure to address people's real circumstances, harmful chemicals everywhere. their essential to modern manufacturing, you can't make

plastic without making products that affect men and women's endocrine systems. >> tucker: i'm sorry to interrupt you. the second thing is what? >> m>> men are a revolutionary e plans is simple. history tells us that again and again. today is columbus day, right? >> tucker: yes. >> so there's that too, definitely. >> tucker: that does seem to be what triggers them, the idea that if men are not passive and medicated and sitting inside all day then may be there will be a challenge to the hegemony of people wrecking everything. >> exactly. i think the real power of this documentary, tucker, is that you're forcing them to face facts that they don't want to face. you're pointing to hard facts, real trends, substantiated by

proper research by real scientists. they can just sweep this away, sweep it under the rug. >> tucker: no they can't. raw egg nationalist, you're one of the stars of this documentary, thanks for coming on tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> tucker: the end of medicine documentary is now on fox nation. you can't celebrate columbus day -- it's indigenous peoples' day -- but it is matter. only one representative, and it's elizabeth warren. she's next.

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>> tucker: happy columbus day, the day we celebrate the arrival of civilization in the americas. but not everyone is happy. elizabeth warren tweeted this, on indigenous peoples' day we celebrate the contributions, resilience, and rich cultures of tribal communities. today and every day the federal government must recommit itself to native peoples. shouldn't native peoples be able to speak for themselves? why should another shrewish liberal white lady speak for them? but elizabeth warren is not your average shrew is liberal white lady, she since herself and

indigenous person. elizabeth's warren is as indigenous as they come. not just to cambridge. and in 2012 she gave us proof. >> my aunt be his walk by that picture at least a thousand times, we are remarked that her father, mike pepa, had high cheekbones like all of the indians do. >> tucker: yeah, the vote got high cheap cheekbones, those indians. sean hannity right now. >> hannity: i can't top that. i can't top that. you can't make it up tucker thank you. welcome to speefive. russian forces not lunching deadly attacks against population zones, civilian populations, as