back to life. i've fallen a few times and bva i've fallen a few times and bva like get up, we just keep getting up. >> they fought for us . now you can give to fight for them. let's do this. please call or go to pva hero dog. now your monthly gift of any amount will help our paralyzed heroes. >> good evening and welcome to tucker carlson. tonight, in july of 1993, a radio station on kigali, rwanda began openly attacking one of the country's main ethnic groups, the tutsis. the radio station was called ahrar tlm, but many remember it as simply hutu radio because its audience was primarily hutu. according to hutu radio, tutsi people were responsible for virtually every bad thing that

ever happened in rwanda. tutsis had way too much money. they had way too much power. tutsis were way too privileged . they were greedy, they were bigoted. they were racists. they were dangerous. everything about tutsi ness was repulsive. for the most part, actual tutsis in rwanda ignored. all of this. hutu radio was not aimed at them. but then in july of 1994, just nine months after our tlm went on the air, a began in rwanda . more than half a million tutsis were murdered, in many cases by hutus whose rage had been stoked to violence by elm's broadcast. entire tutsi families were dragged from their homes and hacked to death with machetes. hundreds of thousands of women were. the world watched in horror as it happened, but did nothing to intervene. instead, our leaders told us at the time, the in rwanda would live forever as a lesson to the rest of us . about the capacity for evil

that lurks inside every human heart and the dangers of reducing our neighbors to the sum total of their ethnicity. their individuals, not ethnic groups. bill clinton gave an eloquent speech actually on the subject in kalgoorlie back in 1998. look up and ask yourself as you read it, if any democratic party official could today say those same words. it's hard to imagine, given what plays on a loop on that party's cable news arm, msnbc. have you watched msnbc lately? likely. you haven't like the tootsie's . you're not the target audience, but you should tune in sometime. it's remarkable, given that opposing racism is america's national religion, it may surprise you to learn that open race hate forms much of the substance of that channel's programing. and when we say race hate, we're not referring to these subtle coded variety. >> you want border security. you're giving your kids piano lessons. you like shakespeare, you believe in the sat. you must be a racist.

that's not what we're talking about. we're talking about the kind of race hate you cannot mistake for anything else. the kind of people just come out and announce, i hate this race of people and here's why i do. it's hard to believe that anything like that is happening right now on american television. but it is out in the open. >> and the most amazing and the most creepy part of all is that no one is saying anything about it. it's all but ignored it. honestly, we had no idea it was going on either until we started getting texts from people. are you watching this? can you believe this? so we tuned in apparently on the left. what you're about to see is considered completely normal, even good. and that should worry you deeply. you don't want to live in rwanda, but on msnbc, they're already there. now, you probably knew about joy reid, the race lady who's been fixated on race hate for years now. >> but msnbc has a new host, someone called tiffany cross, who hosts a show called the cross connection. >> here's a selection many of us have seen. the danger is and powerful why

people decide they want something, they annex it and they've never had a problem replacing the people who stand in their way. >> we see american white people are going crazy. they're going resorting to violence. >> this is literally what conservative white folks do when they don't get their way, they turn violent. >> the white people deputizing themselves and some position of authority to have jurisdiction over their life when they need to mind their blinking business. i don't think it's our responsibility to be tasked with destroying and dismantling the racial oppression against this. that's just saying we're more at fault than the white people who constructed this system. and the white people who continue to practice institutional racism. a majority of white people do not support policies that will unpack, unroll and reform this system of justice. this is what they want. gates is giving the white folks what they want. white replacement can strangle culture. so, yes, we should all be concerned about white

replacement. it is , after all, a very threat to our survival here. >> is there anything worse than white people? they're violent, they're heartless, they're cruel, they're deranged. they're secretive. they're dishonest. in fact, as you just heard, tiffany say, white people are a mortal danger to you and your loved ones. they threaten your life. are they poisoning the wells? they baking bread with the blood of your children? if not, according to tiffany, cross and msnbc, they're fully capable of doing those things. they've certainly done worse. this is who to radio. >> but it's not an independent radio station in african country. it's part of one of the biggest news organizations in the world, part of the biggest telecommunications company in the united states . comcast, which owns it. so you have to ask yourself, what is comcast board? think of this comcast board is mostly white people, white people who , according to the channel they own, decided

they wanted something, that they annexed it. white people who steal because they're white, like people could, quote, turn to violence. well, they don't get their way . white people are going crazy, endangering their communities. so you have to ask yourself, why are they putting this on the air? why are they allowing this? this is not a policy debate. these are open attacks on people, on americans. on the basis purely of their race. and that's just a selection we could go on and on and on. are they aware that this is happening? perhaps they're not. we want to be fair, but it is happening day after day after day after day and a certain point you have to ask yourself if it continues and nobody stops it, do they agree with it? maybe they do. and just in case you think that we are taking tiffany cross out of context and pulling the worst quotes from a out of context segment to make her seem crazy and racist, here's more . >> here's tiffany cross, msnbc

. look, a lot of folks in that capital insurrection, some of these folks were white women. and i know we're talking a lot about oath keepers and proud boys, but i do think that some of the white women who have adopted adopted this ideology. is america ready to face the fact that some of those folks look like people they have elevated and put on a pedestal of being untouchable? what do you say about this wing of a white women who have been radicalized and are enablers to this very dangerous domestic terrorism movement that we've seen increased quite rapidly? >> so it's not just whites, it's white women there. women are bad to women, of course, are the key to reproducing the white race, which is clearly a threat, as she says again and again to you and your family, they're dangerous. they want to hurt you. now, don't be fooled by the fact that tiffany cross can barely speak a coherent sentence. she was a communications major, apparently, according to the internet, that didn't work. but the gist of it is very,

very clear . white women are dangerous because white people are dangerous. they are by the nature of their dna, potential domestic terrorists. >> now, you can play the game. well, if any other group were spoken about this way, this would be shut down immediate. and of course, that's completely true. there was no other group in america you could talk about the way that tiffany cross enjoy reid and other anchors and msnbc talk about white people, but you even have to play that game. >> doesn't matter what the color is , it's always wrong to reduce people to the color of their skin, to their melanin content, to their dna. and it's even worse to attack them on the basis of that. and in fact, it's the basis of violence, actual violence, actual violence, but tiffany cross can't be criticized because she's pressed. >> that's the key. watch this. what we didn't see were enough voices willing to point out the deeper festering right that's plagued this nation since it was born, people who neither discovered nor built islan have been led to

believe that america is theirs and theirs alone. will this democracy survive? well, a yahoo! news poll says no, but perhaps when you build a nation on stolen land with stolen labor, it was never going to be a republic. we could keep. and so here we are celebrating the birth of a nation independence for white men . okay, once again, calling out a specific race by name. and you have to wonder about the other anchors on msnbc, msnbc, some of whom are that race. do they notice this? do they know what's happening on their channel or are you okay with this? what do you think happens if we continue to talk this way? you may not watch that channel, but some people do. >> what does this look like in a year or five years or ten years? what kind of country do you live in? a country at war with itself, race war. >> this woman, tiffany cross, whose clips you've been watching is so deranged by a

racialist worldview that she believes all people of one color are oppressed by all people of another color. >> and to prove it, she says, even nfl players, some of the richest people in our society, some of the most celebrated, the most famous, the most privileged, even they can escape the all pervasive hatred of diabolical whites. >> watch this. i got to say, mike , the optics just look bad to see all these black men crashing into each other. what a bunch of white owners, white coaches and the complete disregard black bodies and black life. >> i mean, it just represents a larger issue. so, i mean, the average salary for an nfl player is more than two million dollars a year, 60% of nfl players are african-americans in some positions like cornerback ,virtually all the first string players are black. >> so, okay, we don't have a problem with that. most people don't have

a problem with that. but if you look at that picture and say this is white supremacy, what are you really saying? you're saying that anybody involved in the sport who is white defiles the sport because whiteness is itself inherently corrupting. white people are so evil that their mere presence in a sport that is overwhelmingly african-american and from which african-american individuals are benefiting is enough to destroy the whole operation because they're whites involved. what kind of talk is that? what's genocidal talk? actually , not an overstatement. that's exactly what it is . so, again, you have to wonder, what does comcast board think of this? it's not a rhetorical question. really, now that we're talking about sports , because comcast also owns an nhl team, a hockey team, the philadelphia fliers, and maybe not surprisingly in the nhl, just published its first ever diversity report. and according to that report, we have a huge problem with hockey. and the problem is there are too many white people in hockey. now, why is that a problem? no one actually explains it doesn't need to be explained because it's just prima facia obvious.

got a lot of white people. that's inherently bad because white people are inherently bad again. do you want to live in a country where powerful people talk this way? what do you think it looks like in five years? the head of the shells, quote, social impact division said, quote, we have a lot of work to do. again, how does comcast board feel about this? will the board undergo some kind of forced diversification? what about the nba in the nfl? and really we're not following all of this, but as joe biden tiphanie cross tell us , that's probably because we're white and too stupid to understand. i think for kamala harris, she's had like the triple problem of being a woman. and so people not being willing to respect her the way they would respect the male vice president of being black, which we already know that what that carries with it is the anti black mass comes with the package and then also being vice president at a time that is really, really difficult when i talk about this all the time, madam vice,

president , and you know, there are only three black black. okay, so you went to howard, okay? and when she talks to you, it is i mean, she found so regular ,she so regular and relatable. and i just it's unfortunate that more people don't do that. >> and there's also just the dumbing down of the american electorate. we could go on and on. we could read excerpts from tiffany cross' book, which are brimming with racial hostility . we could play you a million clips from joy read , which are exactly the same, filled with open racial hostility. but you get the point. >> and if you don't believe us , just go ahead and tune in to msnbc. but it's not really about that. channel or those hosts. it's about a society that thinks that's okay. we're it's not really about diversity. it's about hating other people on the basis of their race. and it's a little bewildering to the rest of us . thought the whole point of out of america was that we're aspiring to a country where we are judged by the content of our character, not the color of our skin. and all of a sudden, racial reductionists don't simply have the floor and the platform on cable news shows, but have

apparently the unquestioning support of the biggest telecommunications company in the united states . what does that say about the country and its leadership? jason whitlock is the host of fearless. he joins us to respond tonight. jason whitlock, thanks so much for coming on . this seems and i'll just be honest, as noted, i didn't really know this was happening . i'm not all that interested in hearing people talk about race. and i'm definitely interested in watching that channel. but once you do watch it, you think, how can this be happening? and nobody says anything. tucker, it's pervasive across corporate media is pervasive in the sports world. it's one of the reasons why i left espn and fox sports to be quite frank with you, and wanted to do my own independent thing because of the way that we talk about race in the corporate media. it's very unhealthy. it's very toxic. it's it's intended. people have been bought and paid for to undermine this country. tiffany cross, joy read , any

of the other people doing this type stuff, they know exactly what they're doing. >> they're doing exactly what they're told to do. they're planting the seeds to make people believe that the american experiment is a failure and the constitution needs to be rewritten. that's right. and they're using race as their disguise. that's the entire agenda here. they're not hiding it. america is a failure in their mind. because the outcomes don't meet their demagogues traffic criteria or quotas. and so all of this is to bait all of us into a race war and distract us from an attack on america. it's constitution and primarily it's an attack on god. people get upset. oh, like christian nationalism. this country was founded on biblical principles, period. end of story.

this is a biblical experiment. the united states of america. and it has been a success. the atheist, the marxists, the people hostile to god want to end this biblical experiment. and they're using race to tear it down. that's the nuclear weapon. race, race, race, race, race. we haven't treated race. right. we've got to write a new constitution. this whole thing's been a failure. it's a smokescreen. it's an attack on god. those of us that are believers regarding of our surface level differences of skin tone, if you're a believer, you got to wake up and look at what they're doing, they're attacking god . you think they're attacking you? they're not. they're attacking god and they're attacking a country that was founded on biblical principles. >> is this country perfect? no way. but it's better than anything else. it's the only biblical experiment that's ever been tried with a nation.

the results are better than anybody else has ever gotten. what the steps we've taken in this country to correct our racial problems are steps other countries haven't come close to. this is , say, tanneke, what they're doing and they've been paid to do it. >> i agree with that completely, and i and i also worry that once you unleash these forces, but you can't control them, this could go in very ugly directions. and i think it's reckless, really reckless decision. well, i appreciate your coming on . and for that very clear explanation of what's true, i want to bring you now an update that we think is important. the story we told you about last night, the cdc advisory committee on immunization practices was on the verge of adding the covid vaccine to the childhood immunization schedule. that vote is scheduled for tomorrow. now, as we said, if that vote passes, children will be forced to take the shot, the shot. they do not need no scientific basis for acquiring it. and the shot that could hurt them.

they have to take that shot in order to be educated in the united states . a public school. well, in response to our segment, the cdc complained on twitter they claim that states and not the cdc established vaccine requirements for schoolchildren. but like so much else that we have heard from cdc and it pains us to say this, but it's true. like so much else they have told us over the last two years, they're lying and they know they're lying. more than a dozen states follow the cdc's immunization schedule to get vaccination requirements, not suggestion's requirements for children. to be educated. for example, the virginia department of health states that vaccines must be administered in accordance with the cdc schedule. the state of massachusetts says, quote, no student shall attend a preschool, elementary school or secondary school program without a certificate certificate of immunization documenting the child has been successfully immunized in accordance with a schedule that was, quote, developed in accordance with the recommendations of the cdc advisory panel. tennessee says its immunization requirement, quote, follow the current schedule from

the cdc, new jersey, vermont, ohio, say virtually the same thing could go on. the point is the cdc sets the standard and then it becomes required across the country. and of course, they know that. of course, they know that if they know anything, they know. so we call the cdc and asked a simple question. do you deny that once the covid vaccine is added to the child's immunization schedule, many schools and states will require it? based on your recommendation? and of course, they know that's true. we caught them lying. so they didn't even bother to respond to us because apparently not american citizens and don't deserve our response does not enhance your faith at all. we are something weird while on amazon the other day. couldn't find certain books. really? are they banning books? well, yes, they are actually . amazon, the world's biggest bookseller, has colluded with the biden administration to censor books whose ideas they believe you shouldn't be exposed to.

>> oh, that shouldn't be allowed in a democracy. but they're doing it. and we have the details next. hunter biden is the most protected person in the country . money laundering, illegal foreign lobbying. you have the laptop infamous big guy email. the son of vice president is doing deals funded by a chinese government. there are so many pieces of evidence the media has ignored because they wanted joe biden elected president . ladies and gentlemen of the jury, i am here to defend joe biden, who were attempting to influence policy. objection, your honor. let's look at photographs. this is what i think of these photographs. you really have no way of knowing what was said between him and these people. committed by barack hirano where he's going to try my case

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bookstore. u it's the biggest bookstore incai the world. they have everything. there's nothing. you can't find an amazonn amaz , including used books. so if you were to go intoa amazon to read books by a man who is in the news and whose ideas are directly bearing on world events, you look for a guy called alexander dujon. dujon is one of russia's mostndr famous authors and political philosophers. >> he doesn't work for the government. his work for vladimir putin is just a philosopher. so if you're interested inn, like, what are they thinking over there, you would search doujinshi author page. on amazon, but you would not find any results really kind of a big author to be left offally? amazon. >> so we reach out to amazon ot ask, why can't we find any books by this guy? and then we realized because he's been banned from amazon. >> so there's no list of all asd books and authors who've been banned from their platform f platthey wouldn't give it to us . so w.e went back and forth, back and forth and finally, amazon provided a six word response and we're quoting amazon complie wits with all l applicable laws, applicable lawsawstates the, in the unitedf there arire no laws against

publishing books because we have the first amendment . the government can never under any circumstances censor any book period or anything thato sa you have to say, period, because that's the core of our bill of rights. then we learned that amazonignoi and the justice departmentng wee ignoring our bill of rights. amazon apparently based this des decision on a treasury appa designation concerning, quote, disinformation and that designation applies not only to dujon, but also to his family, though not to his daughter. was murdered recently by the ukrainian government. we're not allowed to say that. what did she deo wrong?governme wellnt, i she said the wrong thing, but that's cool because they're fighting for freedom. >> but that's not point. the point is , in our country, which is very different from ukraine, we're had to read whatever we want. but we can't now because the biden administration is demanding that the biggest bookseller in the worln th d censorwith books that they disagree with . and amazon complies without asking any questions. now, this is as clear ar alatio violation as the firstn st amendment as you could concoct in

a law school class so that we reach out to the treasury department. happen did this really happen? yeah, it did. they essentially confirmed it, quote, we don't comment on possible enforcement mattersw ,but the treasury department continues to vigorously enforce russia related sanctionse contid oh, really?s." there is n o legal basis for ever censoring any book. mai >> if you're the u.s.allo government that is not allowed. that's the main thing that's not allowed in this country. wes d. donperiod. we don't care who wrote the book. you're allowed to read it. yon u can read any book you wana you're an american. and if you cease to be able to read any book you want, it doesn't matter if you're an american because you're just jus a surf. on refus well, amazon has refused to a provide us with a list ofit the other books they are banning, but they clearly are banning a lot of different books. and why can't we know what those books are? we're going to continue to lookh into thiat ts and are there any legal challenges to the book thnning, which is one click from book burning?e we hope there are legal challenges. we'll let you know about those as well. >>anningk

so the most recent shows a "new york times" poll shows that a grand total oalf five percent of americans thinkt abortion is the most important's issue by that's for and against pro-life and pro-choice. so it's not the most important issue in a country that econo is actually crumbling before our eyes and whose economy is in deep, deep peril i in the middle of a recession. but democrats talk only about abortion and in fact, they're tying the economy to abortion. you're now arguing explicitly because this woman couldn't get darker than it already is . .n whitwhen jason whitlock callt demonic. >> at first we kind of laugh. we're not laughing anymore. a this is they're saying now that abortion is a solution to the economic disaster that y aboud and they're not being coy about it. t they're saying it this summer.rr secrett allen, the treasury i secretary, said abortion is good. good, beobfirmative good because it keeps more womenoffie chained to their jobs, and office buildings and thatstp improves gdp. stop reproducing, get backro. to work. citibank needs you, h.r.s you. department have an abortion. okay, that's not just hoping

everything. so then on morning joe , also on msnbc, stacey abrams, shut up. abram she's the current governor of georgia in her mind, but still running for r governor again. and thank heaven losing offeredh another benefit of abortioean. h she explained to the straight face that if you kill a your children, it's going to be a lot easier to afford gas t at the pump. gas at the but while abortion is an issue, it nowhere reaches the level off interest of voters in terms of r the cost of gas, food, bread,ldu milk, things like that. >> what can a governor what could you do as governor tobout alleviate the concerns of georgia voters about those livability daily, hourly,e clea. issues that they're confronted with . >> but let's be clear, havinving children is why you're worried about your price for gas. it's whye t your concerned about>> tucker: how much food cost. >> oh, it's your fault for having children go back to city rank. what stacey abrams, who is notb, marrie nd, has no children, livs

only for herself, has contempt wh havet those.dare to children. we can just import those. don't have your own and if you e had children, maybe you're the one to blamee for gas prices. you can' at afford. you get a politician says stuffu like that and you've got something to talk about. way, she's welcome on the showr day of the week.s, i >> but supporters, including the one who was moderating the gubernatorial debate i t gun th georgia this week, decided not to ask about this. watch this. watch this bag ochuckf jello. chuck williams with a local news station. as stacey abrams ion, ask s, he didn't really ask. actually , this is like a succot. this is throne's this whiffing disguised as a question. and this is real. sniff we did notin there's not a deep fake. this is an actual question from chuck williams, which cannot really be his realro watch. hi >> this is abrams. public opinion polls in our state show support for the right to abortion, medicaid expansion and banning assault weapons. you are on the sidshe of public opinion in each of these

issues, yet you were behind in almost every poll. >> why so?>> tucke since your does shock you thats a prophet gets no respect in n s his hometown, stacey abrams, beautiful, brilliant. >> well, hemingway is beautiful and brilliant as well. but she doesn't expect to be up to. she's the editor in chie f of the federalist. >> she joins us .tching i'm sorry these are serious topics, but watching c chucke williams, if that's his realow whme, ask a question like that is you needed levity. why isn't anyone asking stacey abrams what she's tellingll people who are upset about gas prices to go ahead and kill their kids? ing peopd anthat seems like a rl question. >> yeah, it does seethm itat's is worth remembering thatat stacey abrams was put forth as the rising star ofh as the democrat party. and here you have this moderator claiming that she's on the side of public opinion. party but quite clearly, even georgia voters are rejecting this, even though they were told that she d is you know, she's the greatemoc hope for the democrat party. a she has a track record of

saying very bizarre thingsup, abousht children. u know, she said it even wentt on from that msnbc segment that inflation is the reason why people need to have abortions, that they are suggesting that s killing unbornolutio children ia solution to abortion rather b than offering ideas aboue t what could be done differently through the democratic party agenda. she previouse prev denied scienc shality about when children are conceived. u to she also claimed that ultrasound technology, which enable s you to hear your unborn child's heartbeat, it's one of the first things you get to dois when you're pregnant. it manufacit's very cool. she said that it was a manufactured sound and that was a patriarchal plot tosues control women. i mean, she has really weird issues on this and i think borgia voters are rejecting them. >> i mean, youhere can be therel a lot of i'm not one of them, but there aroe a million decent people who are, quote, pro-choice. but you've got t to think beingd pro-choice is very different from having some politicians say stop complaining, have an a

abortion like it's your fault for having children. abor is so anti human. that's s ao evil. i can't even believe it. ey? >> pro-choice people are for that, are they ?ents the i do think she kind of represents the end of the democrat party right now. they have puid rightt a lot into idea that abortion is the numbero one thing that they want to offer people as theirant to closing argument. it offer is not the wisest thin. given that american opinion is actually pretty mixed wisd on on this. but something like 75% of americans seek at leastricans some protection for unborn children and their mothers. and you've seen it i n states across the country. democrat candidates are refusing to say that they would support any protection for unborn children no matter how you no matter no matter ifdm we're talking about the third trimester or if we're talkingd r about protecting children fromg being killed for being the wrong or for having minores defects, democrats are saying that they will not support any protections. ationw and that's not just abrams.idt that's pretty much nationwide for a lot of democra democt candidates. nd >> yeah, it's so foolish

and said ask anyone over 50 , you know, what matters in wha your life, your stupid job. >> one governor of georgiait who cares? >> it's your children, right? it's we're stripping meaning from people's lives and this is really not good, i would say. amen. mollie hemingway, thank you. >> so they've been tellinge us for years the people who lecturo lecte you about whas right and wrong, thatof the hallmark of a dictatorship is a government that goes after journalists. so then they went afte r james o'keefe, the fbi shot upes his apartment with guns and we kind of ignored that because just james o'keefe, then the bureau raided a former abc producer who is now missing for realfo. >> that story straight ahead. by now, you are all familiar with the campaign issue in lawsuits where marines who lived at the base were exposed to dangerous, life threatening chemicals in the water. but what about their sons and daughters? what about their spouses? one huge topic that is being overlooked is that they were all potentially exposed to the tainted water from

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the story for us tonight. r hahey, trace.us >> hey, tucker. >> the missing journalist is 52 year old james gordon, c who covered national security and terrorism for abc news in april. of this year, the fbi conducted a heavily armed raid on hison h sixth floor apartment in arlington, virginia. the fbi called it a quote caught authorized lawsearch w enforcement, meaning the search warrant was approved by aar federal judge. and during the raid, the fbi anon seized mr. meeks laptop. anonymous sources told rolling " stone magazineroll a laptopconti included classified information. james gordon meeksne a sourc attorney believes only a source inside the government would know that and says the leakf th is highly inappropriate. but on top, th of that, the bidn administration prohibits seizing documents from journalist wis without authorization from us deputy attorney general lisa monaco, leaving many to ask why would the deputy a.g. give that kind of approval? well, it's notable that james meek was the award documen winning producer of a hulu documentary called thirty to

12 unredacted. the 30 to 12 refers tod, the special forces unit that f was ambushed in niger in 2017 ab for us soldiers lost their lives and the pentagon kept givin andg the families ofa the fallen soldiers different versions of what happened. ed t i also covered that story and talked to one of the widows at the time, michelle black watch. >> he always knew his odds. before he went in because i think he knew he was probablyu coming home. but i think he knew that if hef took a risk, some of his friends might. >> so the pentagon finally blamed the special forces for embarking on a rogue mission. o another abc journalist who also worked on the hulu documentary a also inexplicably leftfe the network a few months before james disappeared. so as for meek being m raidedee by the fbi, having his documents seized, never being charged and disappearing, her cs asked abc news why they or jorrespondents like jonathan karl are not covering this.g on

abc news responded sayingd for only make resign very abruptlyus and hasn't worked for us in months. >> very odd, tucker.>> tucke yeahr:, that's a really weirdexn story. maybe there's a normalat i explanation for it.trace hard tgao see what it might be o trace gallagher, host of fox news at night right here, midnight eastern. always grateful to have you>> t on the show. thank you.ha y thank you.. so there's zero scientific basis for mutilating children,, but some guy dressed likework a woman in a military uniform, he did not earn who works for joe biden says it doesn't matter. votersvoters just shut up and d the experts say. watcofsay.h. >> it's very important to note that the fact that the appropriateness, the rangetn of medical treatments, evaluations and treatments of people who are transgender and transgender youth is thoroughly grounded in medical research. ons that and we do not need state laws and actions that dictate principles of transgender medical care by us pediatric

experts. >> just absolute cartoon world.r and the costoo is destroying the lives of children. almost nobody saying a word o about it, certainly not in journalism. one of the few who is, as mattay walsh, a daily wire after's repe reporting on the mutilation of children, has been occurring at vanderbilt university medicaldrn center. vanderbilt. reluctantly, hallstatt haltedlt so-called gender affirming surgeries for minors, itsd th mutilation. this friday, matt walsh is hosting the rally to end mutl child mutilation. >> he's the host of the mattu ve wall show, and we're happy to have him join us tonight. matt , thanks so muchnk you sfor coming on . >> so this is still going on in the state of tennessee. do you believe? >> i think so.s th well, you know, the thing is ,rt vanderbilt is the was the hub for it. but there are other places to pld go to, now, you coul are plastic surgeons, for example, to do doubleteenag mastectomies on on teenage girls. soe githere are many there are h different so-called medical institutions that do these a rer sorts of procedures. but we've also heard dellacqua did report today that insiderstd

within vanderbilt expressing their own concern off age record that they've put a pause on the on these procedures, but they're planning to start itil up againt or they will if they cany on get away with it, which is why,e you know, we can't rely on these institutions to police themselves. there have to be law s. d to and i think most americans, o when they hear about this, a they're shocked to find ouretn' that there aren't already laws banning doctors from doing know, cosmetic double mastectomies on teenage girls or, you know,d sterilizing and castrating kids. >> kids. it's crazy that there are stat. already laws, but there aren't in most states . and so that'that's callings whae calling for in tennessee. although i will say, look,n thes the fact that vanderbilt was even willing tpro put a pause on these procedures, this is an example of pressure from the right causing a left wing institution to cave, at leastsif temporarilicy. and that is significant in its own right. but of course, we're not goingce to just rely on them to c continue on their own. >> no, i mean, i that f a county can't even ban the mutilation

of its own children, you know, like in a country like that,n? continue even. and by the way, you're the one who uncovered the videotape that showed vanderbilt was doing this for the money. right. in one hand, that's not a big revelation.g revelation, becausf course they're making a lot of money from it. because, of course, they'ref th making a lot of money from it. but in one of their videos, we had a doctor explaining how she convinced vanderbilt toge nder tget into a gender transitn game to begin with . and she said her own words, that it's a big moneymaker. by the way, why is it a big moneymaker? well, she also explains that not only are these complicated procedures, i mean, to make a to make a fake for a man is complicated or for a woman is complicated. but also, you're making a patienor becar life. they have to keep coming back for follow ups and aey mak patient for life, and they makae a lot of money off of that. >> thank you for calling. tha matts really, appreciate matt walsh. >> thanks. thank you. so if you're distressed by the people who run the biggest corporationsoration in in this a you probably haven't heard from bob . you're not awaheard from they.

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the white house to announce he was donating food tous a foodhes bank, to a bunch of food banks, millions of pounds of it. and during that announcement, heoo praised the then sitting president of the united states and that caused a boycotnating foot led by sandz of his company, goya foods. but that boycott didn't exactly have the effect that sandybut cortezit believed it would haves we spoke to bob gannaway about what happened to his brand on ad brand new episode of tucker carlson today. here'sew episo part of it. >> the way i grew up with the work ethic and faith in god , i see that deteriorating. and i can' silent stay silent at that. it's and if but it's not anything against anyone, against our consumers. in fact, you know, when our first what i said, we were blessed with president trump. we're offering a couple of million pounds of food turnedmae into four and a half million pounds of food. i was madess a commissioneionern

the white house commission, hispanic prosperity. but i was there to offer wto ofd to a country that had none.sat r the food banks were empty. and i sas t there and i said, yu know, president trump was a builder. and i said s, no, that we were blessed. and the holy spirit put those l. words on my list. its. e're and it gave me a platform all of a sudden for saying we blessed it, put me on all these programs. i off a bunch of elites, elite people who are not really i mean, aoc. she's technically latin. i don't think you speak spanish or anything. latina, and she's god bless her. she's a young kid. she doesn't know better. but the reaction we got was from julian castro. nda, lynn manuel miranda, aoc was boycott, boycott. and of course, you're allowe dycot to boycott the company, but youe

can't promote it. like when president trump wa re on the resolution desk or ivanka held a can of black. so you're allowed to boycott. you're not allowed to support. but it was the greatest thing because we didn't net. we never lost our core business. you know, we sell to the massess . we sell rice and beans. rice has protein, fiber,ants antioxidants, fiber, nutrients. you combine with rice, yourientn get complete. protein is very healthy.. and it's the main staple of our consumers. and it's e not the elites that are. i mean, if we lost three dollars on these elites, but we kept our core and tucker around, i go anywhereyoi li and people sayke, i like what yu said and i started buying your products. peoplei don' came up to me. i don't even know how to buy what to do with your price. but i bought them anyway. ha-ha so-h i said i gave it. t give away, tryd that it. you'll like it. we were doing so good that you,e

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