here's a lake for you. lake -- i don't think that is real. go jump in it. that's all for us. dvr the show. if you can understand crypto, try to dvr the show. i'm waters. this is my world. tucker is next. >> good evening. welcome to tuck tuck tonight. i'm tulsi gabbard standing in for tucker. at this point in time, it looks like republicans will take control of the house of representatives and democrats will hold on to the senate. now, we've spent all week hearing nothing but pundits pontificating what happened in this election. if you're like me, you had enough of that. it's time to talk act what

happens next. it's time for those that actually got elected to prove to the american people that they're not just politicians, that they are there in washington to take action to protect the interests and freedom of the american people. unfortunately while in bali instead of delivering a necessary message of unity to all americans, president biden chose to attack half the country implying the only acceptable democratic outcome is a win for the democratic party. >> let me is that right with a few words about the recent elections held in the united states what we saw is the strength and resilience of american democracy and saw it in action. the american people prove again that democracy is who we are. there's a strong rejection of election deniers at every level, those seeking to lead our states and those in congress and those seeking to oversee the elections. there's a strong rejection of

voter intimidation. >> there were no candidates that were in favor of political violence or destroying democracy. joe biden's message is the wrong approach. here's the truth. as long as the democratic party and the permanent washington elite are working happened and hand with fool and facebook and as long as google can use its monopoly power to skew public opinion, literally manipulating the information that we as voters are allowed to see, then there's no democracy. a recent study by researchers at north carolina state university found that google's e-mail service, g-mail retained the majority of left wing candidate e-mails and sending the majority of right wing candidate e-mails to the spam folder. google has limited various conservative websites.

as you can see, these kinds of changes can have a major impact on voting. a peer reviewed 2015 study published in the proceedings of national academy of science, search engines like google can sway voters 20% or more. we've heard politicians saying they are committed to democracy. that's what we need right now. leaders that are serious ant working on behalf of their constituents and the american people and finding common sense solutions to the many challenges that we face. the reality is the margins of this election across the board are razor thin. no matter how things shake out with these results that have not been announced, republicans and democrats will have to find a way to work together if there's

any hope of getting anything done. unfortunately what we're already seeing is both sides hardening their position. now, we the american people cannot afford for congress to be paralyzed bipartisan gridlock the next two years. there's too much to be done. every person in congress should see themselves as an independent who is not beholden to any political party but only to their constituents, the american people. ready and willing to work with their colleagues. it won't be easy. i know. it's going to require leadership, courage, respect and humility. when i was a democrat in congress and i introduced legislation, i always sought out and found republicans and democrats that were willing to work together on actually solving problems. it's hard. but it can be done. it must be done. i'm not advocating bipartisanship just for the sake of bipartisanship. it's really about coming together as americans to work

for the best interests of the people that they serve. us. their constituents. there's many challenges that we're facing. here are a few ways where congress should make a start. first and foremost, we must secure our borders. we have to use the power of the purse to close the border and make it crystal clear that if you've come in through biden's open door, you have to go back to wherever you came from. if you want to come back in, you have to follow our laws. a few weeks ago, i was in mcallen, texas, the busiest spot of the southern border for illegal crossings where congressman myra flores and her husband, a customs and border patrol agent, they showed me where there's a huge gap in the border well. as we drove out, we saw piles and piles of building materials that were purchased for the wall stacked on the side of the road unused. things that we already paid for.

so i asked why aren't they being used? the biden administration won't allow continued construction of the wall. they also won't allow the governor of texas to use the materials that we already bought to secure their own border. unfortunately what is happening in mcallen is occurring all along the southern border. bill melugin reported this weekend in eekle pass. >> in normandy texas, early wednesday morning, a massive group of migrants crosses illegally to this tiny town. hundreds of these i'm supreme courted by the texas national guard and border patrol in a single file line stretching almost as far as the eye can see. [speaking spanish] >> the migrants are predominantly countries that title 42, apolicy that allows them to be expelled, is rarely

used. at the same time, another group of 400 crossed into eagle pass. most of them single adult men. >> over the weekend, the white house forced the resignation of the commissioner of the border protection. chris magmus. it was an effort to shift blame. the president, the vice president and secretary mayorkas. we can't let them get away with this. so the question is, is the biden administration really going to actually change its policy and make it clear to people around the world that anyone that comes in to this country illegally will be send back to where they came from. honestly, i don't have much faith this will happen. if it were, they would have already done it. there is nothing more important in this country than protecting

our god-given rights enshrined in the constitution. these very freedoms and civil liberties are under attack. they have been for quite some time. this new congress coming in must take this promise that they make when they take their oath of office seriously to support and defend the constitution of the united states and work to protect our civil liberties and end the gross overreach of government. get rid of provisions that allow for secret fisa courts and wiretapping of americans and a no fly list that has no due pro sos. the use of espionage after to go after political dissidents and more. they need to exercise theirover sight authority to stop this administration's efforts to undermine our freedom of speech and silencing political opponents by politicizing agencies like the fbi and department of justice to go after them and by getting big tech and social media to sensor

voices that they don't want to hear. twitter schedule add meeting to debrief top white house officials on vaccine misinformation. twitter sen sensed that "miss information" some of which later turned out to be true. in a particularly egregious case, officials at the white house and pfizer urged twitter to ban journalists that reported that vaccines don't stop the virus. there were internal communications at twitter in an april 2021 meeting. one twitter employee writing that the white house wanted to know about alex banrenson.

it was showed that he was the center of information. within the month, twitter banned baronson. meanwhile, the department of homeland securities domestic terror use any are banning parents. they dragged nonviolent pro life activists in front of their kids. >> i want to know why you're banging on my door with a gun. >> you're not going to tell me anything? can i have your name? you're not going to give me your name or any information? >> when my kids go out to the

car to go to school and the fbi pulls up armed, running to the door and one of them goes to the kids and holds the kid with a long gun, the side of my driveway and does not let them go in the house, that is absolutely as any wife said unacceptable. >> instead of curbing these abuses of power, congress has enabled them. in order to prevent further abuse of power, congress needs to use the power of the purse and immediately had the irs funding of 87,000 new irs agents that will be harassing everyday americans. the irs has a troubling history of targeting groups and individuals based on their politics. you probably remember lois learner targeted conservatives. congress did nothing to hold her accountable. they must take action now before it's too late. because the irv is now already one of the most heavily armed

law enforcement agencies in the country. >> it's very interesting, a lot of the special agents that work for the irs, they don't come from a law enforcement background. we get to do the same things like the other officers do. things happen, we have to respond. >> so we teach our agents to fire a firearm, to be able to shoot. we teach them defensive tactics and methods of defending themselves. so they go through that entire process so that not only can they analyze records but they also have that law enforcement component. >> we do carry weapons. we carry handcuffs. >> why in the world do irs agents need to carry weapons and handcuffs? most of their work concerns civil matters not apprehending violent criminals. last but not least, it's important that we remember that foreign policy is domestic policy. we have politicians from both political parties that are the permanent washington elite and who must be held accountable for

what they're doing with our taxpayer dollars and how they're undermining national security as they push us closer and closer to the brink of nuclear catastrophe. they have to demand accountability for the tens of billions that they sent to ukraine so far. the blank check is not just for ukraine, it's for the military industrial complex that has made trillions off of our wars in afghanistan and the middle east. now the biden administration, they want to hire 87,000 new irs agents to go over ever rereceipt and every deductible of american taxpayers with a fine tooth comb squeezing every penny that they can president the ukraine government and corrupt bureaucrats and oligarchs, the biden administration requires no receipts at all. why is this? it's because they know most of this money is going to corrupt

bureaucrats. they know this. their action expose who they are. it's not us. wheel they're shaping taxpayer dollars overseas, this administration and congress is failing to take care of our soldiers and veterans. those that are not getting the care of need for service injuries and diseases. if the new congress takes action on all of these areas, if they solve the border crisis, curb department of justice abuse of power. if they protect civil liberties and this unconditionally endless funding of the war in ukraine, they will have accomplished things for the american people.

senator josh hawley represents missouri in the u.s. senate. thanks for joining us, senator hawley. you talked about in a tweet recently about how it's time for a change in the gop, that it's time for new leadership in the republican party. having served in congress for eight years, i know how much pressure there is for members of both parties to follow leadership. go in lock step, vote party line. i think that is -- there's a lot of different issues. what kind of leadership do you issue for the new republican party that gives people the freedom to vote their conscious? >> we need good strong independent leadership that listens to voters and not just the washington lobbyists. when it comes to the gop, the washington republicanism that caring more about wall street, it time for that to come to an end t washington republicanism

that is about adventures a broad and the neoconservatism based on working people in this country, it needs to come to an end. what voters are asking us to do is clear. secure our streets. let's put 100,000 cops on the street. stop the indoctrination of our children and bring jobs back to this country. it used to been on one good wage. you can't do that anymore. that has to come to an end. republicans have to be the ones for the working class culture. that that's what we're fighting for. >> senator hawley, when we look at how many people didn't even show up to vote at all on this last election day, that alone sends a strong message that we're not hearing the pundits address, which is people don't have trust that they actually have public servant there's in washington. we're fighting for them, not nor the party but for them to address these challenges that

you're talking about. >> yeah, exactly. if you didn't look at who showed up, independents that don't like joe biden and they voted for president obama back in the day, voted for president trump. they looked at the options. i don't lie biden at all and i don't trust the republicans. the republicans weren't saying we're going to security the border. we need leadership in the republican party in washington. this is why i won't support mitch mcconnell for leader. we need new leadership and real convictions. that's what we have to be about going forward. >> thank for joining us. >> thank you. >> the major crypto currently exchange has chanced and declared bankruptcy. what is happened is complicated. later in the week, tucker will have a full investigation. here's what we know for sure.

sam bankman frank was the second largest donor to democrats, second only to george soros. that money bought bankman freed a lot of access. the washington freebie con said they were at the white house consulting on cryptocurrency regulation. at the same time, they didn't care about money. he shot this promotional video. >> the guy you see next to me is the most generous billionaire in the world and i found him. >> i'm sam. >> 29-year-old guy donated $50 mil million. next year he's planning to co nate $50 million a year. next decade, he will probably give away more than $10 billion. >> the amount of good that you can do for the future of the world is really large.

it's more than you can do to make yourself happy. >> he's funding everything you can think of. global warming. >> one of the biggest problems that we have to tackle together. >> covid-19 preparedness. >> we have to be ready for the next pandemic. >> there's a lot of speculation right now about the connections between ftx and ukraine. turns out that ftx set up a website for users to send crabs to ukraine's central bank. that led to speculation that the u.s. government might have send taxpayer money to ukraine that ended up at ftx and democrats. we're joined by miranda divine. she's a columnist from the "new york post." tell us what's going on here. >> look, what we know is this is

a -- cryptocurrency is unregulated. something that warren buffet says is an industry of cha charl charlottians. he says it's selling wortless material. basically digital currency. doesn't exist. we have this kid that lives a bizarre lifestyle, sleeps on a bean bag when he's not living in a polycule, which is like a sexual relationship with a number of people. he somehow became the youngest billionaire in the world, worth up to $20 billion at one point. he was shuffling this pretend money around is the place and on the cover of fortune and forbes. as you say, he was the second biggest donor to the democrats for the mid-terms and he also

donated $10 million to joe biden in 2020 to become president. he frequently went to the white house and was really in the bosom of the left. as you see, he was indulging in all sorts of woke causes including ukraine. why on earth the american taxpayer is funneling tens of billions of dollars over to ukraine so that they can fight russia and why on earth they would be involved the ukrainian government with this collapsed crypto currentsy exchange we need to know. i'm sure when the bankruptcy trusties come out with their information, we'll find out more. it's not enough for the minister of digital transformation of ukraine to just scoff at questions with a country at war dabbling with cryptocurrency which everybody knows is shady.

>> thanks, miranda. there's so many questions here. i'm looking forward to seeing tucker's piece on this. certainly a lot of eyebrows raised. thanks so much. >> thanks, tulsi. >> there's a new congress that will be taking over in january. one thing remains the same. ukraine's zelensky still wants more of your money. the biden administration will help them get it. that's next.

>> tulsi: the american people are struggling financially right now. early thing is costing more, which is directly connected to the war in ukraine. our nation's leaders are not interested in peace. secretary of defense lloyd austin is now on his way to meet with leaders with 50 other countries to announce not a peace declaration but a new round of funding for ukraine. basically a blank check. the money is not coming out of pair pocket. it's coming out of the pockets of the american people. president zelensky is expected to speak before the g-20 to lobby for more military up theeding. he's not interested in peace. he's wants more money for war. biden has encouraged this

attitude by handing over our foreign policy to zelensky. he gets to make the decisions. here you go. a blank check. we'll do whatever you want for however long you want. no accountability for any of this. they want to squeeze every penny out of the american taxpayer. they don't care how the middle military industrial complex is spending our money. doug is here. what do you think? >> tulsi, you hit the nail on the head. i think secretary austin is making a last ditch effort to might back against ukraine fatigue. the truth is, europeans are tired of pouring money into this, tired of sending equipment to a black hole. he will have a tough time making any inroads. one of the big reasons is that

general milley, our chairman of the chiefs decided to leak his personal advice to the president in "the new york times." he said the ukrainians have probably accomplished all that they reasonably can and now is the time that they really need to start negotiating. he says that ukraine has no power no, electricity, no energy, no fuel. increasingly not enough food apartment not enough water. that i have taken horrendous casualties, over 100,000 dead and hundreds of thousands of wounded. they're in bad shape. the second message is start me ga -- negotiating because the russians are starting a winter offensive. on one hand, let's send money to this losing proposition. people are tired of it.

on the other hand, the joint chairman chiefs says the game is almost up. let's negotiate. >> yeah, it's outrageous, doug, to see how just a few days ago we learned that the biden administration basically told zelensky, hey, just make it look like you're open to negotiations because if you say publicly you're not willing to negotiate, which we know he's not, people will be less likely to keep shovelling money in his direction. it's interesting when we hear the truth. thanks, colonel doug. great to talk to you. >> sure. thank you. >> tulsi: one thing we've heard a lot about in this election ballot curing. you ever heard of it? what is it? how can it affect the outcome of an election? we'll talk about that next.

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limbaugh made and inciteful prediction where our society would end up. here it is. >> i wear these ribbons. care more of you and anything. i want you sitting at home and you people in the audience look down at your lapel right now. do this. put the camera back on me. do this. when you look down, what do you see? you don't see anything because you're not wearing any ribbons. it means your a bigot, you're a racist and it means you're a sexist. it means you're a home phobe and probably a white guy. i'm not. i'm wearing these ribbons. i care more than you. >> tulsi: one of the reasons why i left the democratic party is because as you can see, i wasn't wearing the ribbons. i was condemned for not wearing

all the ribbons. the reality is, even if you have 1 enough of 20 ribbons, if you don't have the last one, you're done. you're cancelled. there's no end to this insanity. you continually have to prove yourself. you have to be an advocate and a champion for their case, whatever the cause of the day may be. they're trying to divide us. racializing everything, stoking anti-white racism and actively working to undermine our god-given freedoms that are enshrined in our constitution. rush limbaugh's prediction from 30 years ago is pointing to exactly where we are today. joe kent is running for congress in washington's third congressional district. the race has been called for his opponent, marie perez. turns out there were a lot of

ballots that were rejected. 7,000 votes were tossed out. additionally, there's thousands of votes that have not been counted in this race. essential to a functioning democracy is ensuring that every vote that is cast is counted. the ap's decision to declare the victor when a significant number of the votes cast have yet to be counted, this is the thing that erode's people faith in the process. what is happening in washington state is no helping strengthen that faith. this issue is so important. if democrats and republicans are serious about protecting our democracy, as so many say they are, they need to come together long before the 2024 election and fix what is broken in this system. there's no room for partisanship here. joe kent knows this better than many others. he's dedicated over 20 years of his life in service to this country in uniform offering to continue to serve now.

joe, it's good to see you. tell us what is happening there in your district. >> great too be with you, tulsi. the race is very close. we're down by 3,200 votes. there's close to 4,000 or 5,000 that remained to be counted. there's about 9,000 votes out there that need to be cured. people need to go to vote.wa.gov. if your vote has been contested, you need to go fix your signature or get ahold of medium and we can have your ballot cured. i want concede this race because we're still very much in the fight. i also continue won seed until every legal vote has been counted. >> tulsi: joe, you mentioned signatures are being examined.

do they have signature experts? it takes a long time for someone to become an expert in reading signatur signatures. who is doing this? >> no. they have volunteers that make their best effort. this is why it happens so frequently. i had my ballot contested during the primary. i had to go back and fix my own ballot. the county auditors will make every effort to contact people that have had their balloted contested. they will send out a mailer or call. these are not experts like you pointed out. it's so easy to obtain a ballot to vote. if people are not diligent and check the status of their ballot, theirs might not be counted. >> tulsi: you have thousands of people whose ballots have been contested at this point in time. how much time are they given to go out and verify and make sure that their vote is counted?

>> every minute really counts. if people can get it done this week, that helps out a lot. technically the election is not certified until the 28th. this is not something to wait on. you need to check the status of your ballot. >> tulsi: thanks, joe. you shined the light on something that people have not heard before. appreciate your time. >> thanks for having me. i appreciate it. >> tulsi: joe biden is on his first overseas trip since the mid-term elections. it's going as you'd expect. gaffes galore. the tucker carlson medical expert talks about what has been happening. people ready to support you when you need it most? christian health care ministries is an organization with over 40 years of trusted care who understands the importance of family. a group that sees you for who you are regardless of your health history. offering values-based affordable health care

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her voice. she spoke to tucker carlson about her decision for an episode of "tucker carlson today." here's part of it. >> i've been a life-long liberal. >> levi is a very progressive company. when i took this stance in defense of children, which should have been a progressive value, i thought, you know, my speech was not -- >> this is less than two years ago. >> yeah. it started -- the short version is as soon as the lookdowns happened, i was like no, this is not good. it's not good for children, it's not good for business owners. it's not good for so many people. people can't whistle-blower ship, can't get married. i kept my advocacy to schools. i knew that other stuff was

controversial. i thought we could agree on kids. i was very local on social media. i started to lead rallies and started to write op-eds. i was spoken to starting in september of 2020 repeatedly for over a year. you should really stop. please stop. >> on what grounds? >> would you consider not saying these things. it was when you speak -- at the time i started, i was the chief marketing officer. a prominent role. i got promoted to the president president. so a more prominent role. when you speak, you speak on by half of the company. i said i don't. i'm just a mom. >> jesse: i have this big job but i'm not saying it as the levi's brand president. i'm saying as a public school mom in san francisco. but it was a very unpopular view as reasonable as it sounds now.

remember if you remember in 2020 how it was not considered. anyone advocating for open schools was called a racist. the teachers unions weren't budging. public health wasn't budging. my friends clearly believed that in-person schooling was better. they weren't too afraid. but somehow they stood by this idea -- because public schools were closed for 18 months. outdoor playground were closed for ten months. it's madness. i didn't care that i was warned. i was like this is just wrong. the hypocrisy -- this is also on the heels of everybody making declarations about equality and we're going to fight for equality, after the summer of 2020. i'm like you're all lying. you'll all a bunch of liars. if you cared about equality, you

would fight to get the schools open. >> yeah. >> 60% of these kids are on free or reduced lunch that means they're low income children. if you cared about equality, this is what you would take a stand on. >> tulsi: you can watch that episode right now on fox nation. jennifer sey's new book is camming out tomorrow november 15 called "levi's unbuttoned." joe biden's big trip to asia has not gone to according to plan. on sunday, joe biden was in cambodia. he appeared to think he was really in columbia. >> i want to thank the prime minister of columbia's leadership and for hosting all of us. >> today in indonesia, joe biden struggled to read his own notes. >> i'm having a hard time

reading this. reuters. >> tulsi: this makes me sad to see. but more importantly, it's really sad because he's the president of the united states. he's making hugely consequential decisions that are impacting every one of us here at home and the world. dr. marc siegel is joining us now to share his insight on what we're seeing here. thanks, dr. siegel. >> tulsi, before i start on this, i want to point out that a year ago on world kindness day, you tweeted something brilliant which is that kindness comes from respect and love and we're all children of god together. i echo that sent men today in a column. it's very important that we remember that when coming out after a ferocious pandemic. as a decorated member of the military, you probably agree with me that we have to show the

rest of the world strength. imagine vladimir putin sitting there next to one of his big rush hound damages watching this where the president of the united states mixes up cambodia and/or columbia and he meeting with chairman xi and he can't figure out the name of a reuter's reporter that he reads off of a teleprompter. what are the cognitive issues here? he had a yearly physical a year ago. we didn't get a cognitive test or an mri. we heard his gate was stiffer. we know he has an irregular heart beat. that can lead to those problems. now i want to ask dr. kevin o'connor, other doctors that have examined here, where is the yearly physical now. we're presenting this face to the rest of the world, to our

enemies. he's meeting for three hours with chairman xi. what is discussed? how many confusion is there in our emilys prey on weakness as you know, tulsi. so i feel kindness for the president tonight. i respect him greatly. i want answers and i want that physical. i'm not his doctor. i have never examined him. we need some transparency here with the kindness, tulsi. >> tulsi: yes, dr. siegel. a really powerful message. instructive for us as individuals and looking at the consequences here. thanks for sharing your thoughts and expertise. good to see you. >> thanks for having me. good night. >> we're monitoring incoming results right now out of the arizona governor's race. that race could be decided this very hour. that and more coming to you straight ahead. cityserve, startd rescuing women, children and the elderly. and as winter approaches, they need our help

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>> tulsi: i'm so honored to be here for tucker and to congratulate him on the great success that he's seen over the years and to say thank you to all of you who are choosing to spend your time here with us. i'm sure that tucker's supporters and detractors cannot deny that tucker is carrying out what he promised to do. >> what is the show go to be about? you can judge for yourself. people in power tend to lie. not because they want to but because they can't help themselves. that's human nature. the more power people have, the bigger the temptation is to use it. the press is supposed to be the watch dog. it worked fine for a couple centuries. but then they decided they had more in common with certain politicians. >> that's about it for us

tonight. tune in each night here at 8:00. to is though that the sworn enemy of group think. tune in to in to my podcast. we're having a great show with chloe cole a 18-year-old girl who has struggled with detransitioning. thanks so much. i hope you have a wonderful evening. here's sean hannity. >> sean: did you have fun, enjoying filling in for tucker? >> tulsi: i sure did. >> sean: we have the greatest audience in automatic of tv. great job. thanks nor being with us. welcome to "hannity." mike pence will join us for an exclusive interview. his book has been getting a lot of buzz. first, we're now six full days removed from the election and more than a dozen key races are