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walks into a bar, a bar with ah gun and started murdering people. he did that because he wast by r taught by right wing media outlets to despise and fear the non binary fea community. and that's why this show and lives of ticktock must a be hauled to courtto n and bankrupted for what we'veev done so that we can neveokre ths provoke this horrify kind of hoa violence ever again. >> that's the real lessossn of this mass shooting. so that is what they've been telling you. again, and again and againan on various news channels for the past three days. and we're not overstating that . by the way, here's a selection of it. >>'s campaign being driven by members of congress i and conservative influencersn on social media, as well as thed right's most favorite tv network, fox news. y happ those incidents at draeng evente i mentioned a few moments ago, they happened within the context, conservative media personalities, fear mongering agains mongerint folks and respected messengers from tv networks saying that these people are wrong and they're trying to damage your children. th w we e havehave a long histof

the lgbtq community being victimized, demonized by especially right wing media and republicans. you have anti lgbtq rhetoric spewed on the most watched hours on fox news at a regularan agai against the u.s. military, against gay men and women, against teachers, against e their right to existxist. >> so fox news, in its most watched hours, is attacking even the u.s. military and of course, gay men and women and teachers to their advocating, quote, against their righing t to exist. in other words, they've beene us calling for. that would . ius now, that's a stout claim, but no one has made it more often. nbc news in particular, it's two self-described dissin information reporters, ben collins and brandi z drosnin. these two are outraged that anyone would dare criticize the mutilation of children or drag shows for fifth graders or

creepy teachers.eird >> explain the mechanics of oral to nine rules. pointing out that any of that9-r is happening is hate-o and itigl gets people killed. >> here's a highly emotionalemo. ben collins of nbc news makingg that very point. >> yesterday morning, amlines i doing something wrong hereth? >> here are some headlines that i wrote the last six months, gh by spinnerets, far right machine anti lgbtq threats shut down trans rights and drag e events. happe remember, there was a dragning event happening in colorad o. what do what do we do about public officials at local level, state level, federal level? who try to inject the fear of the very word transgender into school issues they get clicks for and they end up on tucker carlson, end up on highest rated show on cable news. and last night, by the way, tucker, attacked my colleague brainteaser drosnin, who was kabalan. >> almost all of these stories about me is that brandi, of course. but brandi and he went right back into this idea that

they is trying to groom your kids, trying to sexualize your children right now. all who's the they o first of all, and second of all, all of your reporting was right. >> all of it was right. >> well, it's all about me. tucker: of course, says ben collins. >> but more to the point,e th how dare anyone criticize the august disinformation reporter and former college libraria n brandi drosnin?s righ because as ben collins pointed out, her reporting was right. c well, since you brought it up, ben collins was her reporting right? nowell, not entirely.u >> do you? everyone brandies that drosnin told you several hundred times that the accused shooter, anderson aldrich, was inspiredy? by hatred for the non binary community that he learned on this show. >> you remember thatt turn? as well, actually , it turns out we discovered last night thatr s anderson aldrich is drum roll, please, part of the non binary. community. >> he doesn'int hate them. a c he is one in a court filing, aldrich's lawyers wrote this quote, anderson aldrich is nonviolent.

they use they then pronouns. and for the purposes of all former filings will be addressed as mics. pron, mics, aldrich. aldrige that's the shooter, the non binary shooter. oterlet that sink in first. >> chuckling under control and ponder what this means. sh whaerytt ithing means is that virtually everything that nbc news has told you about thisooef shooting in colorado is not only wrong, it is thetr opposite . >>uth. of the truth.a it is all a grotesqueting and filthy lie. it wasn't news turns reporting. it turns out to have beenanda a the most transparent sort ofndct political propagandahey . f and for oncela, they have been busted flat out in public trying to sell political propaganda to an unsuspecting public under the guise of news. the first time they'vedoin done it. aney won't stop doing it, but they did it a lot in this case.s here's another clip, another instance of be pn collins trying to once again pass off political slogans as news. >> theres as news. are five deae

in a strip mall because it was the only place he felt safe asr or trans peopletr in this town in colorado, springs. >> he's emotional telling you. that there are five dead peopleb in a strip mall because that was the only place they feltec a safe is or trandos people inhe this town of colorado springs. ch inst turns out it's the towns fault, too, because there arrie a lot of christians. everybody knows in colorado becu springs. >> so gay people feel terrified there becaussechriste christiane dangerous and all these terrified gay people areogethe huddled together for safety. when this fox news addledd shoo anti-trans bigot walketid to start shooting them for being trans folk, that was benso collins is , quote, reporting.e well, the only problem is not all of the victims were . one of them, at least one of them was at the club with hisbe girlfriend. an >> oh, details.ing in details. t ben collins doesn't let details get in the way of an effective political attack. and it would have been an effective political attack had nout t reality interceded. but he doesn't care.house is now, there's a white house.

up a here's the white house telling you that because it's nonbinary person. shut uan't ownp, bar, you can'n a gun. >> this attack also comes amidst a rise in violent rhetoric and threats r against the lgbtq y. plus, people across the country . what we don't know yet for certain, the motive of this attack. hate has no place in this country and neither do militarye style assault rifles. whwhich is why we will continue to push for an assault weaponsns ban. of course, com imut makes sense. yoopu follow the reasoning. so in the transcom, he opens fire on itself. we need an assault weapons ban because. why? because you're a hater.t pass up a moment lik but a judge, of course, couldn't pass up a moment likee this. it's not like people to justt, h wants to talk about how things are going over arunst the transportation department she supposedly runs. short answer, not wellt well, nt a judge wants to talk about identity. he always wants to talk about i identity. and the funny, ironic thins g is to tell jusgut a few yearsed ago, but a judge wouldn't even

admit that he was . he hid that and then lied about it for reasons he has never been asked to explain. >> why not? >> but whatever . now he is happy to use his use sexual orientation as a cudgel to bash you repeatedly in the face into submission. quote, here's the latest. ifpo you'rlitie a politician, oy media figure who sets up the lgbtq community to be hated and feared, not because any of u us were ever harmed you, butrpre because you find it useful thatw don't you dare act surprisedt yo when this kind of violence follows. don't you dare act act surprise. don't you dare. all right. fair enough. we won't air. but honestly, we're a little surprised to learn that the anti and shooter is himself trans. were you surprised by that? but a judge, now that you're admitting you're after lying about it, since we're talking about identity, what do you have to say about that? well, nothing, weirdly. people the judger hasn't said anything, nor does he apologizei for attackinngg other people on false pretenses. guesguess s who hasn't apologiz? yen collins or brandi z drosnin? sty they wyesterday, they were v

us of getting five people murdered. now thate and now a story they were a telling us turned out to be a lie, the opposite of whad tg a they said it was. they'r they're pretending that nothing has changed at all. e they are liars. cold-blooded liars. amazing to watch. >> and so it's the company they work for. nbc news just ran this articles after we know that the shooter was himself trans. they ran this headline with as a straight face, quote, right wing influencers and media double dowmedia don on antie lgbtq rhetoric in the wake ofloo the colorado shootin sg. you mentioned writing thatem w knowing what we know, they hadi no problem with it. then an editor at nbc calledte benjamin added this quote, ifgh the shooter is non binary, it doesn't change the fact the right wing media is continuing to stoke hatred towards lgbtq people after a five people were killed at a bar right. so it's hatred. so if you're againsten o mutilation of children or s to dragtoddler shows, you're against the lgbtq community. of course, that's insane.

there's nothing anti-gay about that. most gay people aren't in favor of mutilation or bringing toddlers to drag shows. >> there's nothing wrong with those opinions. they're the right opinions. and all decent people understand that what is indecent, what is wrong is lying about a mass shooting, which nbc did. so how are the rest oft the media handling this? well, cnn, for its part, it's just denying that the shooter is really nonbinary. couldn't be it couldn't it just couldn't be true. so they decided to continue miz gendering mix. >> aldrich, watch this. attorneys for the accusedsa shooter, anderson lee aldrich,ou say in new courtrt filings tonight that the suspect now identifies as non binary. in a footnote to a motionl priv assertinilg legal privileges, the public defenders say, quote, anderson aldrich is not binary. >> they use they/them pronouns . are you guys lawyers?aldric

i mean, you know, i don't know if i don't know what to say about that. >> i mean, that's what he's nowe saying. it sounds like they're trying to prepare a defense against a hate crimes charge prono. >> oh, so in this case, if the shooter claims to be non or he's got to be lying about it, it's not real. so we'reno notnb going to call a non binary shooter mix ore pr observe his pronoun request. in fact, the pronoun thing was b is gone. >> biology is backora ma. he was born a man. he's still a man. >> it's unbelievable. so what they're doing, of course, is using an actual peagedy, the murder of five people foopr t political reasons. and of course, it's noo tusliti the first time they have done that. they're happcay to use death for political advantage. that's what george floyd did with officer brian sixpack. and it's not the mos antt recent anti-gay attack, by the way. those turned out to be a total lie perpetuated by the media. just a few days ago, a guy was i caught throwing a rock at a

bar in hell's kitchen, new york , on camera. so o media dutifully this interviewed the owner who said, quote, it feels like yetion of h anotheatr manifestation of hatew against our community. a lot of big social mediita accounts ran with that story.str ge more hate, more hate. so then this is a story that didn't get quite as much coverage. the police arrested the guy who did it. his name is sean kulen, and he was upset because of a dispute involving a friend. he didn't target the placee of because it's a bar, in fact. and we're quoting now from the rock thrower. >> i'm myself.. i mean, come, shouldn't someone apologize? shouldn't someone admit thate? they got the facts wrong and slandered half the country on the basis of wrong facts? no, never admie t itof. never apologize. keep moving on . has >> pick another story to beat you over the head with . so that walsh has beennews following these stories. he has been repeatedly attacked by name, by nbc news for his dangerous anti-trans murder, inspiring bigotry. we waninspt to see how he's hol up in the face ogrf that. s matt walsh, great to see youeelo

tonight. utyou were called out repeatedly by name, not just some guy, butr matt walsh. matt walsh is responsible for this w mass murder. w do you now that we learned what we learned last night, how do you assess this? >> well, i mean, we're all owed apologies, but i'm not going to i've i've seen theseeno people enough to know they're not going to sit around holding my breath, waiting for the apology. >> i think it's just it's justif a really kind of amazing to watch, especially that clip you played of cnn where w they immediately just deny this person's self identity. and i think the point that wpoe y want to get acrossou're is that. you're on the left, okay, youblo can't do y that, that that is nt available to you. you're not allowed to do that by your own precedent, by your own philosophy, you know, by the rules that you have set. and we're going to hold you to them now, you and i, tucker, we're allowed to say about this. mass shooter calls himself nonbinary. we're allowed to say tuce that's nonsense. thatn't care if nonbinary isn't even a thing. you can't even. be that. ld img but on the left, they've made

it clear that the only thing that someone the only evidence that needs to be provided in order to prove that someone is non binary is that they say it and they've also told us repeatedly, is that the idea that someboddy wouldy would ado one of these identities, youfoex know, in a self-serving way, like, for example,ampl a convicd male felon who was in prison, who all of a sudden discovers his inner female identityhave to speculate that maybe he's doing that so he couldmate have access to female inmates and women's prisons. we're told that, you know, you can't speculate that that's an awful thing. them to even suggest. so that's them saying that, fara which means that they're stuck with this. i mean, as far as i knew , as far as they're concerned, this person is not binary. now, what is he actually i don't know. thy clear he'srett just a crazy guy. that's what actually happened. and the other the other point i want to make is that is that what we need to realize with with the left wing media is that when there's a mass shooting, if we don't know everything about the person's life and we haven't seen all of

their social media posts within the first two hours after the shooting, it almost always means that this is not a right winger. like if it's a right winger committed the attack, we're going to know everything about them immediately. but it was verpiciy suspiciouso conspicuous that up until two or three days passed and we knew almost nothing about this s guy. all we had waspeculati the specs from the mediaho. lling us and then this shoe drops h nolling us thae't actually he's identifies is not binary. >> so that's that's notoincid a coincidence. they gave themselves timene to get their preferred narrative out beforet the truth got got out. >> that's exactly right. the and in fact, all of this speculation, all of it wrong, has taken place before. we had any real facts about this guy. >> and i think we just got the first video of the shooter . i want to put it on the screen now. i haven't even seen this. here it is . could the defendant please state his name >the de? i mentioned on anderson

auldridge. did you watch the video? concerning your constitutional rights in this case and do you have any questions about those rights?righ >>ts well, not for the first time. i think watching video of ank watc accused mass shooter. why are we ignoring a potential role of pharmaceuticals ins this? >> i mean, tha t is impaired in some way. and we find that not in all measures, but an awful lot are on some kind of prescribedd psychiatriwe'rc medication.o but we're not allowed to talk about that because we take ads from pfizer or something. i don't. whayy is no one ever say this? >> yeah, that's that's one of the things that makes it so i unfortunate, to put it mildly, that the left is determinede as to politicize these things immediately and use it as political ammunition, nition because what it means is that a we can't have any actual needed

conversation about why this stuff happens. like, as you point out,icals pharmaceuticalan one os also, y, one of the one of the few bro details we know about this guy is that he comes to a broken home. his his his mother's has warrants out for her arrest and his father is estranged. it's like a star drug smuggler. i mean, he comes from this tumultuous, totally broken hom ,which, of course, doesn't begin to excuse it. but it does, of course, it does. it does indicate that when when when kids are raised in these kinds of environments, it makes it much more likely they're going to lash out violently. ec that's a conversation we shoulde really be having about the effects of broken homes and the disintegration of the nuclear family and how thate contributes to violence. but we can't talk about any ofae that because as soon l as the left realizes that they can't use it for their political advantage, it justt talk a we dt talk about it anymore and it just goes away. d that'sgo why this story is going away as far as the media is concerned. s secoyeah. ame fox news, second amendment, second amendment, fox news, foxs news, very tired.t me matt walsh, let me apologize

to you for the attacks you have taken unfairly on this. great to see you tonight.to see yappreciate it. >> thank you. there was a deadly mass shooting last night indent virginia at a wal-mart. police have now identifiedifie the shooter in that case, fox, e as trace. >> gallagher has tha t story for us tonight. a trace. r was >> hey, tuckerca. overn a witness toldig policenigh the shooter who was called the overnight lead. in other words, he was the night manager at that wal-mart superstore thate an wad into the break room. he did not say anything. and then hnoe opened fire with a handgun. thw, it'lys still very unclear f the shooting happened only inside the break room because of the seven peoplenmanw who died. three were found insideho t the break room, includinoog 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 mov s te for a short period of time. and they were taken to to norfolk general hospital. >> listen now to the hospital. t

>> dramatih c video capturingt the aftermath of a deadly shooting at a walmart in chesapeake, virginia. >> so another person's body in a shopping cart. >> policntifiee say a store manr identifiede . striking thirty one year old andre being opened fire in the break room tuesday night. n onstriking coworkers before turning the gun on himself. the shooting lefd ant at least six people dead and at leasts. six others taken to the hospital with injuries.port s >>am as that report said,shoote the shooter has nor t beenking identified as 31 year old andrea bing, who had only been working at that wal-martt for a short. time, has no criminal mot record that we could find. tuckerivd no. e shoote there is also no motive and non witnesses reported the shooter saying anything. so investigators, as youroug mid imagine, are now kind of goingkg throug th the standard procedure of checking the shooter's social media footprint. to see f he's posted anything to see if he posted anythinghe s online or gave any indication that he was planning to killr 10 people.:00 the shooting began a little afteruesday night 10:0. tuesday night, just about an hour before the store was set

to close. and we should note, there weretd also shoppers insidee it the wal-mart who texted loved ones, not knowing if they woul d make it out alive in allr lost seven people, includin tg the shooter, lost their lives tucker. >> absolutely awful. forthank you for that summary,e trace gallagher. trace gallagher is hosting fox rawsry a night every weekday at midnight eastern ratings. tiart asoff the chart as people discover what we havise known fe a long time, which is trace gallagher is the best.n board what the administration hasr done at the southern bordero is a tragedy for the country. it's an attack on democracy.a dr but it's also a disaster for dogs. many dogs have been left behind at the border. there's now a scramble to save a them before they die or putforet down. we're going to talk to someonehr who's workinveg on safety inou the next minute. >> plus, our border czar, kamala harris is out and aboutes fiot the border. of course, she's headed overseas to find people who like her, hasn't found tha tg vi yet, but she's produceded some amazing video. >> we'll show you in just a moment.

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were in the store when the shooting happened. the gunman was found dead when police arrived at the scene. they are still looking for a motive. and the associated press says incumbent alaska democratic congresswoman mariupol towa will win. a full term belltower was up against several challengers. this does include former alaska governor sarah palin. she won a special election earlier this year to fill the longtime gop congressman don young seat following his death was when also makes her the first woman to hold alaska's house seat . >> i'm actually strohmeyere yo to back to tucker carlson tonight. foxs toshe remains in place a e media blackout on this storyt . but the data are clear for many people. many of whom were forcede, to take the covid vaccine. the shot has bee tn physically dangerous. it has caused heart inflammation of many thousands of people killed thousands ofdo' people around the world. in fact, the vaccine does not appear to do much about this

version of covid either. people who've taken the vaccine now considervid deat majority od deaths in the face of theseecult numbers. io this is not speculation. it's a conspiracy theory. these are numbers from the united states , fromit israel, from the uk, from governments that keep track of it. >> asked tony fauci was asked ac it. he denieciwered that the vaccine dangerous in any way, whichs jut is a lie. >> watch thialk verys. e 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 on the vaccines are safe . that keeps coming up coming up.t clearly, aion extensive body of >>formation clearly indicates that they're safe . t >> that's not true. pfizer's own clinical trials show that they're not safe .e thre peoplbie been injured by this vaccine, the mandatory vaccine than by all vaccines0 administered in the united states over the past 30 years combined you . >> so you never hear that and you never hear from peoplee who were injured. daniel rostowski sayred.s she ws

she said she suffered very serious reactions to the fizer vaccine, including blindnessblin damage, organ. damage and more. >> sheth joins us now.ank daniel, thank you so much for coming on . >> what happenedou to you afteru you took this shot? wh pusy dihed you take the shott were you pushed into taking it w or did you take it voluntarily?s and how did your doctors respond? tucker, thank you so much for having me on . and i really hope that my storyt can help impact others o.s to and to answer questions, i . i was not forced to takei thougs the pfizer vaccine. i elected to take the vaccine because i thought that iective s safe and effective. us and i believed our nation's leaders when that unfo they tolt . but unfortunately, as you know, safe and effective is not for everyone. so since taking the pfizerrver 0 vaccine, i had over two hundred tubes of blood drawn . ever one hundred and fifty different medical appointments, everything froytm a single nervb

and calf biopsy to angiograms of my eyesio, which proved that i had actually had blood clots in my eyes, which caused d permanent vision loss. so i don'ton have blindness. t f it's very blurry, but i caneye. still see out of my eye.tional additionallyly, my husband and i were actually told by nyu fertilit feral 'y that this has impacted our fertility and that we would probably have to freeze their embryos due to potential pregnancy complications. down the line. ng >> just so heartbreaking. it's heartbreaking to hear thisy and to see that you are not allowed to say that on any other channel that i'm aware of in this country, there's a blackout. this your story is not welcome in public period, which i find very upsetting. ny how have doctors been with you? how many doctors have been willing to concede this could be from the vaccine? vac >> so doctors, it has been a really long path in findingeqe adequate medical care. so when this first happened,nd doctors didn't really know what was going on and a lot of theme. did no

t say that it wase in the vaccine. however, the current critical care team that i do have in place does believe that it wasmn all caused from the vaccine, especially as more informationis ni coming out about the repercussions of off vaccines and , you know,si effec the nine pages of sidets effects that the pfizer documents have kind of revealed. it's kind of a consensus now that this did happen from the vaccine. and i'm really fortunate and blessed because i was able to find a doctor. his name is dr. jordan vaughn, who works specifically with the vaccine injured community. so he was able to kind oft figure out a little bit more about what was going on with me. ou have >> you are such a gentle attitude and your kindness resonates. i don't know i thaf i would feeu that way if i were you. those document you refer to the side effects from that.ve anyzer conceded at the ver beginning those have beeno. available since the vaccine rolled out almost two yearwhy do .e effects or why didn't you know about them? did you know about those side effects, potential side effects when you took this shot? no, no, i didn't know about

the side effects. so when i was waiting to takee t the shot, i was pretty muchi probably like most americans,rm i . i don't believe thatednt b i had informed consent because i didn't know i took the shot february. so it was quite earlyhaving on because i'm not i work with students. so a teaching, having a background in teaching, i wanted to get the shot as soon as i possiblyc. could. but. yeah. and then thank you for telling me that i had that sort of gentle and kind, you know, gent about me.e ef it wasn't always the case. i was really angry after all of side started happening to me. yeah, but i well, i must take bs that sort of y anger and channel it. yeah. well, bless you for doing that.o >> and i'm no, i'm , i'm . so you're the injured party,e fa noct tt me. so i'm sorry to throw my angertc on you. it's just that the fact that you can't say this in public in most places is so distressing. and i know it takes braveryometi to admit you've been injuredng by doing something they toldou g you to do. i but.t i know that takes bravery. so i appreciate you're doing it tonight. godspeed. thank you. and thank you so much, tucker.g

inju can just say that there are a couple of really great resources out there for front the vaccine injured that i wish i knew about sooner. soe cr the frontline critical cd care alliance that's run by dr. peter corey and he worksy an with the vaccine, injured as well. additionallys with, we act nineteen dog and real. not real. not rare. realnotrdogs are really wonderfd websites for the vaccine injured community. so they can be game changers.gers. thank you for telling us that daniel, good to see you. yes, thank t you.ou've thank you, tucker.be so you've been told for decades now that there's no downside to affirmative action. everybody wins. you can't fir and in this country, aftere be the civil rights movement, you can'caust fire someone because t his skin color. what's the point o if the civil rights movement if you can do that? that andoh, but they're doing t. and a senior governmentt official ifiren california was t fired and everybody admits it because he had the wrong skin colo r. does barack obama know this? he's against that, right? he against hasn't said a word.l why is that? we'll discuss it next.

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elections in the city of san francisco for two decades. before anse took over, d ba the elections in the city were a bad joke. people routinely find ballot boxes floating in san franciscoa bay, so anse cleaned up the whole election process and no one really denies that. but this week, san francisco's elections commission fired john r. y.e he >> h well,ad because he had the wrong skin color and they admit it as elections commission president cristen. sure, doneck told arnst, quote,m our decision wasn't about your performance, but after twenty years, he wanted to taka. action on the city's racial equity plan. >> s illego that's illegal. you're not allowed to fire people in the united states federal and state law in every state because of their skin color and we have an entire civil rights division at the justice department thatentie exists to prevent things like this from happening. >> and we had an entirs e civil rights movement designed b to make sure the people were never fired becausecau e of their skin color. >> and yet no one saying a word. barack obama, ed

jonathan greenblatt of the adl, or self-appointed moral supermansuper , the naacp, not t a word. no one's paid them to complain yet. bob woodson experienced firsthand the civil rights movement. he's founder and president of the woodson center and he joins us now. mr. woodson,w. mucr coming than for coming on . so if you wind up in a placeboth where soccer. well, of course, if because you've seen both ends of this,cr if you wind up back in a country where it's okay to say i'm firing you because the way you look it kind of seems like maybe the last 60 years were for nothing, really. it really does, tucker. it's in it's insulting and degrading in whatd th progressives are doing that they have hijacked the rich legacy of the civil rights movement and using it as a bludgeon against the values ofe amer nation when in fact, it was those same values that enabled black america to survive slavery and discrimination. in one sensee sense,, we are wof

now than the last 50 years. we had the first hundred yearseh after doing jim crow because the crisis facing america is one of values. >> it is not race. well, and of course, the civil rights movement was driven by and led by faithful christians, christian ministersn and that whole component. and of course, slaveryenslaverys abolished by christian ministers. i never hear that it's been completely flipped on its head . you really don't. and , you know, i make the case when they just denigrate the nuclear family and also christian faith. you know, there's a test that i try to apply to people. if you are run out of gas at ten o'clock at night in a high crime neighborhood and a gas station is two blocks away and you have the option of confronting two groups of people, ten men who came around

the corner and they had just left the bar and ten other men who came around just leftto bible study. which group would you want to confront? even atheists don't name their children. judas. ch and so people instinctively know people instinctively know that these values are important. and we were talkin g about violence and the disorganization that exists in our centers. it doesn't exist all over.oesn'e if you were to go to to religious enclaves in this country, you will see that there is order. there is a respect for family. you don't see drug addiction out of wedlock births. and if you go to any orthodox , jewish, muslim or christian community like united and you will see these values that enabled black

america to survive slavery, discrimination, still in place. but we don't focus on the value component of these communities. and the fact that there are healing agents there that that have the capacity to transform and redeem these communities. ubut what we're up against is the race grievance industry, and they have hedgcock, they demonize the family, theye christian values. and that's why with the woodson center is doing, we are pushing back because we must doze racialize race race and these l rights leaders are complicit in their silence. i w but i saw a white woman witn black lives matter t-shirt on , beating a black woman, pushing a baby because she was inwere a trump rally. and yet the civil rights t leaders werehat. silent about t. >> i'm sorry if it's so grotesque. >> it's unbelievable. bob woodson, who has seen it all. great to see you tonight. thank you.

thank you, amir. >> for as soon as a canadian lives in ontario, recently found he couldn't afford to pay rent, he became homeless. that's considered a legitimate justification in canada that is now considered justification for being killed by doctors.phys physiciaician assisted euthanasa and actually a doctor signed off on first application for, quote, medically assisted death. assisted the storyof spread for 60 grand on a go fund me account and decided not to kill himself. so whether that was a scam ordor not, the point doctor signed off on killing a guy because he couldn't afford rent. >> a new federal law in canadaco allow euthanasia for the mentally ill beginning in march of next year. that's notan aythi moveng.he or anything. well, actually , it is . dr. shocking. dr. marc siegel joinmarc siegess us tonight to assess. >> so, dr. siegel, afterorld the second world war, there was a lot of thought put intot th how can we prevent the medicalth establishment, which has all this power from going completely offe rails the railk did in europe in the 30semed t

and killing weak people. t agai >>n. and yet we seem to have forgotten all those lessons and now we're seeing it again. >> what is this, tucker? it's not just the homeless. and you said the mentally ill with the program north of the border, which i'm always asa afraid is going to spread somewhere, is medical assistance in dying euphemism. right.off in started off in 2016gh las one thousand deaths. it's thirty one thousand totalne so far .. ten thousand last year alone. pi thousands ofci physicians participating. and , by the way, are't hav more first, who didn't just havea home a homeless problem. he's got a severe back problem.e sod an they labeling him severey disabled. and i'm wondering if when such long waiting lineswaiting a, in, maybe he could have his back taken care of instead of somebody putting him on this list and him him looking to end his life and adding the mentally ill to this is even more tragic. the and thank god for the go funde s me page that a total stranger, a fauci saw thisst on a news broadcast and reached sixty thousand dollarsgainst

to reinstitute him at home, not to help his back , by the way.ns and he decided to get suicide. but my question, tucker,hysician is actually physician assisted suicide. my question is how many t thousands out there don't have w that? don't have that go fund meg page. don't have that newsfo coverage coe waiting for this. how tragic. both th and the mentally ill, when youat consider that both the back problem and mental healthtude a is treatable with the right kind of physician, with someone with the right attitude. fine bei here's how i define ben a physician, prolonging life and relieving suffering. and there's a lot of people out there that agree with me thatthg might have saved the thirtynd one thousand people rather than havingn them go to their death, but an even higher authority tucker. rabbi barel bell spoke to fox digital and he's up in montreal and he says it's our creatoro who knows when to end life. our creator, tucker. >> happy thanksgiving. i'm on his side for sure. marc siegel, doctor , thank you so much. we'll be right. >> thanks. dr. life asks a lot from you.

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