downing zimas and early intervi want you tojoin me. >> i don't know where you find a zima. friday i'll be joined by pete hegseth and rachel duffy and at the heart center and go to briankilmeade.com for tickets and all american night. tucker carlson is next. i checked tv guide. ticker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. if you've been watching the news, one thing for certain about the accused gunman in the massacre in colorado is he was a crazed right wing anti-trans extremist. this is man radicalized by this show and the twitter account with tiktok to hate transgendered people and that's

why this man walks into a bar, a gay bar with a gun, and started murdering people. started doing that because he was tight by right wing media outlets to dystopias and fear the -- despise and fear the trans and we need to never provoke this horrifying violence ever again. that's the real lesson of this mass shooting. so that is what they've been telling you again and again and again. and we're not overstating it. >> it's a campaign driven by congress and influencers on social media and the news atd fox news. >> the incidents a few moments ago, they happened within the context conservative media personalities spear mongering against queer folks. >> respective mesosaengers from mesoangers from people and

saying we have a long history of the lgbtq community and victimized and demonized by right wing media and republicans. >> anti-lgbtq rhetoric on the fox news and regular clip against the u.s. military against gay men and women, against gay teachers, against their right to exist. >> they're advocating against their right to it. they've been calling for genocide. that would be us. that's a stout claim but no one has made it more often than nbc news.

the creepy weird teachers taking out the oral six to 9-year-old and it's hate and gets people killed and highly emotional ben colins of nbc news making that very point yesterday morning. >> am i doing something wrong here? here's some headlines that i wrote the last six months. fueled by far right machine, anti-lgbtq shut down trans rights and drag events. there's a drag event happening in colorado. >> what do we do about public officials at local levels, state level, federal level who try to inject the fear of the very word transgender into school issues. >> they end up on tucker carlson. he attacked my cohort, brandy. he went right back into the idea

that they is trying to groom your kids, trying to sexualize your children; right. who's the they first of all? second of all, all of her reporting was right. it was all right. right. tucker: it's all about me. how dare anyone criticize the disinformation report and former college librarian brandy because her reporting was right he said. since you brought it up, ben colins, was her reporting right? well, not entirely. remember when brandy told you several hundred times the accused shooter was inspired by hatred for the nonbinary community he learned on this show? remember that? actually it turns out we discovered last night that the shooter is drum roll please, part of the nonbinary community. doesn't hate them, he is one. in a court filing, his lawyers wrote anderson aldrigge is

nonbinary and uses they/them pronounce and will be addressed as mix aldrige. that's the shooter. nonbinary shooter. let that sink in. get it under control and ponder what this means it. means virtually everything that nbc news has told you about this shooting in colorado is not only wrong, it is the opposite of the truth. it is all a grotesque and filthy lie. it wasn't news reporting. it turns out to have been the most transparent sort of political propaganda and for once they have been busted flat out in public to self-propaganda to the public under the guys of news. not the first time they've done it. they won't stop doing it but they did it a lot in this case. here's another clip. another instance of ben colins trying to once again pass off political slogans as news.

>> there are five dead people in a strip mall because that's the only place they felt safe as gays or trans people in this down in colorado springs. tucker: he's emotional. there's five people in a strip mall because it's the only place they felt safe in the town of colorado springs. turns out it's the towns fault too because they're a lot of christians, everybody knows in colorado springs, so gay people feel terrified there because christians are dangerous. all these terrified gay people were huddled together for safely when the fox news add -led trans-bigot started shooting them for being trans folk. that was ben colin's "reporting". the only problem is not all the victims were gay. at least one of them was at the club with his girlfriend. oh, details. details. ben colins doesn't want details getting in the way of effective political attack and had not reality interceded but he doesn't care. there's the white house. the white house is telling you

that a nonbinary person showed up at a gay bar, you can't own a gun. >> this attack comes amid a rise in violent rhetoric and threats of the lgbtq people across the country. while we don't know yet for certain the motive of the attack, hate has no place in this country and neither did military style assault rifles. which is why we will continue to push for an assault weapons ban. tucker: when the trans community opens fire on itself, we need an assault weapons ban because you're a hater. pete buttigieg couldn't pass up a moment like this. it's not like pete buttigieg wants to talk about how things are going over at the transportation department, which he supposedly runs. short answer, not well. no, pete buttigieg wants to talk about identity. he always wants to talk about identity. and the funny ironic thing is with just a few years ago,

buttigieg wouldn't admit he was guy. he hid that and lied about it for reasons he's never been asked to explain. why not? whatever, now he uses his sexual orientation to bash you. here's the latest -- if you're a politician or media figure setting up the lgbtq community to be hated in fear because you found it useful, don't you dare act surprise when had this kind of violence follows. don't you dare act surprised. don't you dare. fair enough, we won't dare. we're a little surprised that the trans shooter is in fact binary and attacking other people on false pretensions. guess who else hasn't apologized, ben colins or brandy. yesterday they were accusing us

of getting five people murder and now the story they were telling has turned out to be a lie and they're pretending nothing has changed at all. they're liars. cold-blooded liars. it's amazing to watch. so is the company they work for. nbc news ran this article after he owe that the shooter was himself trans. they ran this with a straight face, right wing influencers and media doubled down on lgbtq rhetoric in the wake of the colorado shooting. can you imagine writing that knowing what we know? there's no problem with it and editor at nbc added this "if the shooter is nonbinary, it doesn't change the fact the right wing media is continuing to bestow hatred of five people were killed at a gay bar. it's hatred. if you're against general mutilation of children or bringing toddlers to drag shows and you're against the lgbtq community. of course that's insane.

how are the rest of media handling this. for his part, it's denying that the shooter is nonbinary. couldn't be. >> attorneys for the accused shooter say in new court filings tonight to the suspect now identifies as nonbinary. in a footnote to a motion asserting legal privileges, the public defenders say "anderson

aldrich is nonbinary. they use they/them pronouns. >> sounds like they're trying to prepare a defense against the hate crimes. >> in this case, if the shooter claims to be nonbinary, got to be lying about it. it's not real. we're not going to call the nonbinary shooter mix or observe his pronoun request. the whole pronoun thing is gone. biology is back. he was born a man and still a man. they're using the murder of people for political reasons and not the first time they've done that and happy to use death for political advantage, look at george floyd. it's not the most recent antigay attack by the way that's turned out to be a total lie perpetuated by the media. a few days ago a guy was caught throwing a rock at a gay bar in

hells kitchen, new york, on camera the. owner said it feels like a manifestation of hate against the community and social media acts ran with that story. more hate, more hate. this is the story that didn't get quite as much coverage and police arrested the guy that did it. his name is sean koulian and he was up sate because of a friend. we're quoting from the rock thrower, i'm gay myself. i mean come on. shouldn't someone apologize? and admit they got the facts wrong and slander half the country because of the bases were wrong. >> pick another story. matt walsh has been following the stories and repeatedly attacked by name by nbc news for dangerous anti-trends murder inspiring bigotry and how is he holding up in the face of that.

matt walsh, great to see you the only thing you were called out repeatedly by name. not just -- matt walsh. matt walsh is responsible for the mass murder. now that we learned what we learned last night, how do you assess them? >> well, i mean, we're all owed apologies but i'm not going to -- i've seen these people enough knowing i'm not going to sit around and hold my breath waiting. it's really kind of amazing to watch this. especially the clip you played of cnn where they immediately just deny this person's self-identity and the point we want to get across is if you're on the left, okay, you can't do that. that is not available to you. you're not allowed to do that by your own precedent tucker, we can say that's nonsense and nonbinary s, you can't even be that.

it's not real. on the learfield img, they've made it clear the only evidence that needs to be provided is they say it and told us repeatedly is the idea that somebody would department one of the identities and self-serving way for example and a convicted male in prison and speculate he could have access to female inmates in women's prison. you can't speculate, that's an awfulling to suggest. that's them saying that which means they're stuck with this. as far as they're concerned, this person is nonbinary. now, what is he actually? probably just a crazy guy. that's what happened and it was

very suspicious and con similar use that up till -- conspicuous and all we had was speculation from the media and shoe drops telling us he's identified as nonbinary. that's not a coincidence and gave themselves a time to get preferred narrative out before the truth got out. >> that's exactly right. all of the speculation >> cowed the defendant please state his name?

>> [inaudible] aldrich. >> anderson o aldrich, did you watch the video concerning your constitutional rights in this case? >> yes. >> do you have any questions about those rights? >> no. >> not for the first time i think watching the accused mass sheeter. that guy is impaired in some way and we find we're not allowed to talk about that and why does no one ever say this? the left is determined to politicize these things immediately and use as political

ammunition and can't have needed conversation about why this stuff happens and you point out pharmaceuticals and also one of the few details we know is this guy comes from a broken home and his mother with his father being a porn star, drug smuggler and comes from a tech a tumultuous n home and that's a conversation we should have about the effects of broken home and dissent grace of broken families and as soon as the left realizes they can't use as political advantage, we don't talk about it anymore and it goes away. and that's why this story is going away as far as media is concerned. >> fox news second amendment, second amendment, fox news.

matt walsh, let me apologize for all the attacks you've taken unfairly on this. great to see you tonight. >> appreciate it, thank you. tucker: there was a deadly mass shoshooting in virginia at a wal-mart. police identified the shortener that case. we have that story tonight. hey, trace. >> reporter: hey, tucker. witnesses told police the shooter was called the overnight lead or the night manager of that wal-mart super store and walked into the break room and didn't say anything and opened fire with a handgun. now it's still very unclear if the shooting happened only inside the break room because of the seven people who died, three were found inside the break room including the gunman who took his own life. another victim was found near the front of the store, some said that person was actually in a shopping cart and three more victims were apparently able to move for a short period of time and they were taken to norfolk general hospital. listen to the hospital.

>> dramatic video capturing aftermath of deadly shooting at a wal-mart in chesapeake, virginia. >> another person body came out. >> a store manager identified 31-year-old andre bing opened fire in the break room tuesday night striking coworkers before turning the gun on himself. the shooting left at least six people dead and at least six others taken to the hospital with injuries. >> reporter: as the report same or similar circumstance the shooter has been identified at 31-year-old andre bing who had been working at that wal-mart for a short time and no criminal record we could find, ticker. there's no motive and no witnesses reported. the shooter saying anything so investigators might imagine are going through the standard procedure checking the shooter's social media footprint to see if he's posted anything online and gave any indication he was trying to kill people. the shooting began a little after 10:00 p.m. tuesday night just about an hour before the store was set to close.

we should note there were also shoppers inside the wal-mart who texted loved ones not knowing if they would make it out alive. in all, seven people including the shooter lost their lives. >> thank you for that summary. trace gallagher hosting fox news at night every weekday at midnight eastern. ratings off the chart as people discover what we've known is trace gallagher is the best. with the biden administration has done at this southern board service connected a tragedy for the country and attack on democracy. but it's also a disaster for doings. many dogs were left behind at the border and a scramble to save them before they starve to death. we'll talk to people. border is kamala harris out and about and not at the border of course and headed overseas to find people who like her. hasn't found that yet but she's spruced amazing video and we'll show you in a moment.

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let's which can in with the border czar and nowhere near the boarder and kamala harris is spotted overseas in a fishing

village in the philippines looking at fish. >> tucker: it's like a perfect job. sometimes it takes till midlife finding what you're born to do. staring at fish in a foreign country. hello. hello. perfect for her. as our border czar inspects fish in the fill leans, animal shelters they're working at the boarder and it is a tragedy. laurie simons runs the big dog ranch and joining us tonight. thank you for calling attention to us and doing something about it. describe quickly the nature of the problem. >> thank you tucker. thank you, tucker, for helping me bring this to light. it's a huge problem. when we got down to eagle pass

at the rio grand last week and saw hundreds and hundreds of starving and abandoned dogs lefts to fend for themselves with their illegal immigrants that get on buss and leave them behind. these dogs can't survive on the their own and the national guard and friend of mine from blue line moving, who's gone done there to do a border cleanup, reached out to us and we were really shocked at just how big the problem was and how much these animals were suffering. this couldn't come at a worse time, ticker. shelters throughout the country are overflowing everywhere. owner surrenders are up 60% around the country and people are having to make the hard choice of whether weather to

feed their families or fill up their car with gas and heat their homes or give up their dog. they just can't afford to care for them. >> tucker: well, first of all, i would say anyone that abandons a dog in the border should be deported immediately and we don't want people like that living here at all. it's really a sign of low character in life. how can our viewers help? you are running an effort to save these efforts who did nothing wrong and were abandoned. how can people help? >> big dog ranch rescue is the largest no kill dog rescue in the country with our palm beach county location, we have 750 dogs there right now. we're over flowing trying to rescue so many and just opened an alabama location. you can please come adopt one of these dogs, there's so many that need homes or donate. donations keep us going, go to

our website at bdrr.org and help us save more lives. >> tucker: appreciate all your work and telling us about it. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: there's many, many thousands of people suffering severe side effects from the covid vaccine they were forced to talk. we'll talk to one woman who suffered behindness. that's next -- blindness. that's next.

>> welcome to fox news life. i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. a manager at a wal-mart in virginia pulled out a gun before a routine employee immediating and began firing wildly arnold the break room.

police believe some 50 people were in the store when the shooting took place and the gunman was found dead when aarrived at the scene and they're searching for the motive. eyewitness shooting in lgbtq club in colorado springs earlier this week and suspect showed no hesitation when he entered the club. the witness says the suspect wore body armor and began firing towards people at the bar and on the dance floor. authorities say five people were killed, 17 others wounded by the gunfire and the suspect is being held without bail following a court appearance earlier today. see you on fox news tonight and back to tucker carlson. >> tucker: there remains in place a complete media blackout on this story but the data are clear. many people forced to take the covid vaccine, the shot has been physically dangerous and caused heart inflammation and killed many people around the world. the vaccine doesn't appear to do

much about dis-bushes and a majority of covid death. in the face of the numbers, it's not speculation or a conspiracy theory and numbers from the united states and israel and the government that tracked it. tony fauci was asked about it and denied the vaccines were danielous in any way, which is a lie. watch this. >> so let's just talk very briefly about what we know about the vaccines because we want to make our decisions really based on facts, evidence and data. are the vaccines safe? that keeps coming up. clearly an extensive body of information indicates they're safe. >> tucker: that's not true. pfizer's own clinical trials showed they're not same more people injure bid this vaccine, the mandatory vaccine than by all vaccines in the united states over the past 30 years combined. you never hear that and never hear from people who were

injured. danielle said she suffered very serious reactions from the pfizer vaccine including blindness in one eye, nerve damage and organ damage. she joins us now. thank you for coming on. what happened to you after you took this shot. why did you take the shot? were you pushed into taking it or take it voluntarily and how did your doctors respond? >> i ticker. thank you for having me on and i hope that my story can help impact others to answer your question, i was not forced to take the pfizer vaccine. i wanted to take the vaccine because i thought it was safe and effective and i believed our nation's leaders when they told us that but unfortunately as you know, safe and effective is not for everyone. since tabooing the pfizer vaccine, i had over 200 tubes of blood drawn, 150 different medical appointments and everything from a thorough nerve

cast biopsy and anggram of my eyes that proved i had blood clots in my eyes that caused permanent vision loss so i don't have blindness, it's very blurry but i can see out of my eye. auditionally my husband and i were told by nyu feral 'tilty this impacted our fertility and we would probably have to freeze our embryos due to potential pregnancy complications down the line. >> tucker: it's heart breaking to hear this and to see that you're not allowed to say that on any other channel that impactful i'm aware of in this country. your story is not welcome in public, period. i find that very upsetting. how have doctors been with you? how many doctors have conceived this could be from the vaccine? >> so it's been a really long path in finding adequate medical care and doctors didn't know what was going on and a lot of them did not say it was the

vaccine. however the current critical care team that i did have in place does believe it was all caused from the vaccine especially as more information is coming out about the reper cautions of the vaccines and the nine pages of side effects that the pfizer documents have revealed and it's the consensus of what happened from the vaccine. it's left because i was able to find in the community and figure out a bit more. >> tucker: you have such a gentle attitude and your kindness resinates and i don't know if i would feel that way if i were you. the documents from the pfizer conceded from the very beginning and they've been available since the vaccine rolled out almost two years ago. why didn't you know about them? did you know about the side effects, potential side effects when you took the shot?

>> no, when waiting to take the shot, probably like most americans and i don't believe i had informed consent because i didn't know -- i took the shot in february so quite early on because i work with students and having a background in teaching, i wanted to get the shot as soon as i possibly could. but, yeah, thank you for that gent and will kind attitude about me and i was angry about all of the side effects started happening to me. but i try to take that anger and channel it. >> tucker: bless you for doing that. no, i'm -- you're the injured party, not me. i'm sorry to throw my anger on you. the fact that you can't say this in public in most places is so distressing and i know it takes bravery to admit you've been injured by doing something they told you to do. that takes bravery and i appreciate you doing it. danielle, god speed and thank

you. >> thank you, ticker. there were a couple of really great resources for the vaccine injured and i knew about sooner. so the front line critical covid care alliance that's run by dr. pierre cory and works with vaccine injured and realnotrare.org are wonderful websites for the vaccine injured community and can be game changers. >> tucker: thank you for telling us that. danielle, good to see you. >> yes, thank you. thank you, tucker. >> tucker: you've been told for decades there's no downside and everybody wins. in this country after the civil rights movement, you can't fire someone because of their skin color. what's the point of civil rights movement if you can do that. but they're doing that and senior government official in california was just fired and never will admit because of his skin color. does barack obama know this? he's against that. he hasn't said a word and we'll discuss it next.

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arnst is the director of elections for a decade. people find ballot boxes floating in san francisco basoarnst cleaned up the whole election process that no one denies and this week san francisco's election commission fired john arndt. why? well, because he had the wrong skin color ask they admit it. as election commission president chris dradoni contribution said it wasn't about your performance but after 20 years wanted to take action on the city's racial equity plan. that's illegal. you're not allowed to fire people in the united states because of skin color and have an entire civil rights division at the justice department that exists to prevent things like this from happening and have an entire civil rights movement designed to make sure the people were never fired because of skin color and no one is say ago word.

barack obama, self-appointed super man, naacp. not a word. no one's paid them to complain yet. bob woodson experienced firsthand the civil rights movement and joins us now. thank you so much for coming on, mr. woodson. if you wind up in a place -- >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: of course, you just have seen both ends of it. if you wind up in a country where it's okay to fire you because of the way you look, it seems like maybe the last 60 years were for nothing. >> it really does, tucker. it's degrading and what progressives are doing if they have hijacked the rich legacy of the civil rights movement and using it as a bludgeon of the nation and it was the same values that enabled black america to survive slavery and discrimination and in one sense, we are worse off now than the

last 50 years than the first 100 years after doing jim crow because the crisis facing america is one of the values. it is not race. >> tucker: of course the civil rights movement was driven by and led by faithful christians, christian mini ministers and tht whole component and of course slavery was abolished by christian ministers and i never hear that. it's been like completely flipped on its head.

ten men just left bible study. which group do you want to confirm. even atheists don't name their children judah. people instinctively know these values are important and we were talking about violence and disorganization that exists in our centers, ticker. it doesn't -- tucker. it doesn't exists all over and if you go to religious enclaves in the country, you will see that there is order, there's respect for family.

the value components and healing agents that have the capacity to transform and redeem these communities. what we're up against is the race grievance industry and they've hijacked our family values and we're pushing back to de-racialize race and civil rights leaders are complicit in their silence. i saw a white woman with a black lives matter t-shirt on beating a black woman pushing a baby because she was at a trump rally and the civil rites leaders were silent about that. >> tucker: i know. >> bob wood. thank you.

justification for being killed by doctors, physician assisted euthanasia and for medically assisted death and they spread. doctors signed off about killing a guy and beginning in march of next year. it's not a gnats move or anything. he d. it's shocking. dr. marc siegel joining us tonight to discuss. after the second world war, there was a lot of thought put into how can we prevent the medical establishment with all this power from going completely off the rails as it did in

europe in the '30s and killing weak people and seemed to have forgotten all the lessons and seeing it again. what is this? >> medical assistance in diagnose and euphemism started off in 2016 and it's 31,000 total so far, ten though last year alone. thousands of physicians are participating and by the way, a pursuit didn't have a homeless problem and a severe back problem and they're labeling him severely disabled and i'm wondering if it wasn't such long waiting lines in canada, maybe have his back taken care of instead of somebody putting him on the list and him looking to end his climate adding the mentally ill and more tragic and the to dunned me page is a total stranger on the news broadcast and raise $60,000 to reinstitute

him at home and not to help us back and decided against suicide but my question is, tucker, actually physician assisted suicide and my question is how many thousands out there don't have that and don't have the go fund me page and news coverage are waiting for this and how tragic in the mentally ill considering that both the back problem and mental health is tradeable with the right kind of physician with someone with the right attitude and here's how i define being a physician. prolonging life and relieving suffering and they'd agree with me and that might have saved 31,000 people rather than having them go to their death and even higher authority, tucker, rabbi barrel bell spoke to fox digital and he's up in creator going to end live. happy thanksgiving. >> thanks, ticker.

tucker: have the best thanksgiving and we'll be back tomorrow night. have the best evening and food with the ones you love. >> sean: hello, everyone. welcome to the special edition hannity. i'm tammy bruce in for sean. the white house is reminding americans to be thankful for joe biden's and we the people should be thanks them for. gas prices and roughly double under biden to the record levels

of unfunded spending that caused