the high road or the off road. the gmc sierra, heavy duty, modl premium and capabls.e step upwea to gmc with three point nine percent approvarel. five years on sierra heavy duty models. we are professional grade gmc. n >> good evening and welcomeve to tucker carlson. tonight you often people say you can't have a country without borders. you can't have a countryu don' u don't have borders. but that's also true ofd of airspace, which is itself a kind of border. >> so maintaining control of the skies over the unitedng who states , deciding who comes innn and out and on what terms, wha that's one of the most basic duties of the pentagon and hasto been since aviation began.

if you were to fly your cessna into restricted airspace and parts of this country, a the u.s. military would scramble jets and they might shoot you downn unless. e ch so it's not a small infraction y opless, of course, you happeounr to be the chinesere governmentwt and you're operating an enormous white dirigiblee designed to spballoosignedy on n nuclear installations. in that case, you could relax. you've got friends at the white house. absolutely nothing is going to happen to you . that. e >> now, that's not an imaginarye scenario. we're not guessing. we know it'sing it true becausee seeing it right now. as you've doubtless heard, anen enormousormo spy balloon the sie of several school buses has floated over from central china . it's currently, we think, drifting across the continental united states. yesterday, passed over malmstrom air force base inn montana. that's one of only three place s in this country that houses minuteman, three intercontinental ballistic missiles3. by this afternoon, the chinese , spy balloon had made ite sk to kansas city and they're over the skies of that city. a pilot flying a private plane at forty seven thousand feet came close to hitting the chinese spy balloon.n derelict balloon adrift, he said in a notice to other was a

nearby pilots. but it was not b a derelictal balloon. itloontrolled by was a balloon g controlled by china. >> in other words,a here we hau a foreign military aircraft over our country. spying on our critical defense installations and posing a threat to civilian aviation. w ifatan seems like a big deal if how big a deal? consider how do we respond.is, f if putin were doing this, ifve this were a russian spy balloon, well, you'd havery the world's shortest news story. russian spy balloon spotted offshore.r forc, entire us air e mobilized, balloon reduced to vapor in secondr ins. so, no w, there would not be a lot of debate about what to do about a russian spy balloon. >> we'd kill w it instantly out as would any hostile foreign w intrusion.he >> but things turned outn it's e a little different when it's a chinese spy balloon. as far as we know,e vladimir putin has never sent cash to joe biden's crackhead son . n's crache probably should have that would have been a veryverne wise investment in retrospect. ntthe chinese government long

thinking is always did send cash to joe biden's crackhead son and apparently joe biden himself. and thattch so paid off whatto some robot from the pentagon tell you, that you about have no right to know anything about this chinese spy balloon. >> you think you are a citizen or something. >> here it is the position ofoig a balloon classified film right now. >>s ge what we're not going to i is get into a hour by hour location of the balloon. again, we're monitoring itw it's closely, as i mentioned right now, it's over the center of the continental united states. that's abouts i am g specific i' going to get i understand, mayt be inconvenient, but as therighk public doenow-s have a right to know, the public certainly has the ability to look up in the sky and see where the balloon is . >> the public has the right to look at the sky, go stare at the sun. >> that's where the guy just said what you didn't hear wasth a lecture about how the chinese military is a threat to ouray democracy and our american way itof life.d ukra it'sin not like the chinese invaded ukraine. no, just our country. t

so no big deal . stop asking questions. joe bide n, of course, took thatere? very same position today. >> watch. remember where the economy was hemor like when i got here? jobs were hemorrhaging, dam thin inflation was rising. we weren't manufacturing a thing. real economic here. mr. >> we were in real economic difficulty. that's why i don't mr. griffinoh . >> mr.lm president , i notice ae a smiles walk this way, mr.hat. president . they knew they weren't going to answer questionndisess on thc and it raises a much biggerwhat question, which is why i what's going on here? what else do they know but the refuse to tell us ? >> well,s today, pentagon bid sources conceded the biden administrationenn is has actually been tracking this chinese spy balloon for monthsoo n fosince it left china.tche that means they watched it float over the pacific. they watched it passover overanm the aleutian islands and into american airspace. >> and any time e shott down ov shot it down over the water, by the way, risking no life

on the ground. but they didn't do that. one why didn't they do that? >> no one no one will say. instead, the trusty pentagon robot offered this explanation. this is one of the dumbest explanations ever articulated from a podium in washington. >> here it it is. is . air you said that this is violating our airspace. t does why not take it down?e we assess that it does not posev a risk to people on the ground as it currently is traversing the continentad statesl united h and so out of an abundance of caution, cognize of the potential impact to civilians on the ground from a debris, righe goin field. w op right now, we're going to continue to monitor and review options. letti song the u.s. military is , in fact, protecting you by lettingu a chinese spy balloon hover over our nuclear facilities.y ri that is indi total and insultingly ridiculous. series of sentences.it >>ion they makeon no sense. but the administration's position on the chinese spy balloon becomes not just ridiculous, but scary.ary, wleat the firs

when you learn that this is not the first chinese spy balloon. other chinese spy balloons haveo themn over this country and the pentagon didn't shoot them downt either. now, you probably didn't knowol that because noboduty told the public about it. the existence of those chinese spy balloons was classified. apparently, it stilll is classified. joe biden' s pentagon briefers didn't say a word about it today. as you just saw, s and by the wy ,it's not just chinese spy balloons over this country. it's many other countries. nearly identical chinese spy balloons have been dispatched by the chinese military into the airspace of japan. >>n, india and india and the c philippines. and at leastas one case, probaby all cases, at least one we know of over a military installatiobn . so chinese spy balloons are actually kind of expensive to make. and there's a diplomatic risicke deploying them over other people's airspaces. we're seeing that happen now. so you don't do this on a whim.s >> hey, let's send spy balloonsd over s the united states . the you do it for a reason. the question is , what's bottom the reason we're going to try to get to the bottom of it if

we can. >> we're joined now by someone who's paid a lot of attention to surveillance. >> his name is nicholas challen. he's the former chief software officer of the u.s. air force. thank you so much for coming on . >> wha yr t what do you think is going on here? what's your best guess see? >> well, you see china the effectively the biggest experiment froere theym china we they , first of all, got probably a very high rate of high definition pictures of those sites. right. and keep in mind that the balloon is atr sixty thousand feet. so they are able to get better pictures, higher definition pictures of the sites. h the balloon is alsosl much slower than a low orbitficc satellitele. r chin additionally, you've seenw the ability for chinabl to understand how quickly we're able to detect the balloon. it and alsod to it take some insight when it comes to our electronic warfare capabilities. and finally, of course, you've seen china getting some insighto when it comes to the ability

to understand how the leadership at the pentagon and the white houso his.e are able to responde to this. well, that's, i thinrek your las hepoint particularly interesting one . so you havbae to know whenllth s launch a spy balloon the sizeee of several school buses, that someone's going to see it and then you're going to find out if the country has the will to resist your incursion into their airspace. >> is that what you're saying?ty absolutely. but it'sour air so interesting,t because i don't think they were trying to hide the balloon. so they were tryinthey areg to us more than anything elsearto o and trying to see how quickly we're ablee to respond and als see what kind of capabilities we have when init comes to electronic warfare, because that's also the ability forde us to hide some of the data they're trying to gather when it comes to flying over the air force base. >> as wet s no said a minute ag, and it has not been widely reported in the u.s. press, but balloons have of this kind fromcoun china have been spotted over a bunch of different countries getting a reportepore right nor as we're speaking, that one has been seen tonight over latin

america, somewhere in latin america. >> does that surprise you?t surp it'sobviously we not surprising. obviously, wine know they have multiple instances of these balloon activity. >> in fact.s, there was other ue case s over us territory as well. tnite so this is notd evestatn the ft time this happens over the united states . >> amazing. shelly. >> thank you so much for coming. on saying that perspective. appreciate. thank you. we saidhiso, as we said, this o spy balloon came to the attention of most americans yesterday when it was spotted flying over the state of montanana.a military base, a bae with intercontinental ballistic missiles. non w, the pentagon did not inform the governor of montana about until after the balloond a was over montana. so, of course, they would have known because they've been tracking it since it was china, but they didn' t tell greg gianforte, who is the governor of that state and reputed to bep we can't say we don't livehere there. one of the best governors in the country. we're happy to have him joinon us . ight. thank governor ,yo thank e on . they knew it was coming throug h your state. ou >> you're the chief executive of your state.

why didn't anyone tell you?>> do you think? >> well, when i got briefed,hund this slow movingre balloon was d hundreds of miles into montana. it had already flown near the air force base and the icbmo silos. m when i finally got informed, it, was over our most populous cityh . >> it got spotted by a tucke photographer at the airporr:t. >> well, that's that's bizarre. i mean, that suggests deception. overnmenof course, if you'rer the federal government, you alert state governments, you're the head of your statestment wti government. when something like thisth happens, do you have any c sens? with the back story could be her ke? i don't. i just know, tucker, if it was u up to montanans, this thing would have been taken out of the sky the moment it enteredt a our sovereign airspace. >> and it clearly been there ye, for a while. it's not moving that fast. u nf eyeah, unfortunately, througe does not extend to sixtyt.u reay thousand feet. >> so you really need some kind of missile. why do you think so?at's t hei that's where the questiona t from your perspective, it's a prettye clear case of we know

what to do next, shoot it down ? . >> why d o you think they didn't . >> well, got i'm not sure. initially in the briefing i got earlier in the week, they were contemplating taking it out of the sky for whatever reason. des they didn't do that. desk, he wa now, clearly, this went to the president's desk. >> he was givee chn options for whatever reason, he chose notat to act. and unfortunately, the result of that is that americans aremis endangered and our enemies are emboldened. >> amazing. governor , i hate to pullthe in random video off the internettek and ask you to respond to it, y but this is going aroundouto. el it appears to be some socialin media video of an explosion over your state showing whata se looks like a smoke trail in to the sky. >> we can't even guess as tot ts what this is . you have any information about>> this point? not at this point.s i was notified of it justca minutes before we came on the air. we're monitoring the situation

and i'm talking to our nationalf guard to find out ifor they havl additional information. >> i'm sure i'll be briefed. th here in the next hour. last question. >> the explanation from as i know you heard d the administration is we didn't shoot this down over montana because we feared the wreckage would hurt people on the groundn in montana. but i heara. a you saying, is to governor of montana, youul woula have shot it down. so that's not that's not a concern that would haveacting prevented you from acting well. well.ucker,, tucker, you've been to montana. eastern montana is probably one ofo montana, the best placet it down.ha >> we could have contained it. wen could have found out what o the mission truly was by recovering whatever electronics are on this balloon. >> again, if the americans had n flown a spy balloon over china, do you think you'd still be inan the air? >> of course not. we should have taken action.y w >> unfortunately, we've emboldened our enemy'e today.ay >> that is exactly right. and that's it's such a smart point.u coming on tonight, than. governor , i appreciate

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who believe the science and are tormented by deep neuroses tha ' twist their behavior into unrecognizable shapes. >> you probably don't see a lot ofloofsk wearing masks outside,t that means you don't live in anc affluent neighborhood in california where people are still all about maske s, not because they're afraid of covid, please, but because mask servants' mean, well, powerful marsters. >> you remember nancy pelosi's fundraiser? >> nappa all the servants told to cover their faces. peasant well, michael oxford is not a peasant or ee serf. m hean is a man with self-respecte cta working man. he was installing smart home i equipment in pacific heights, the neighborhood in san francisco. >> nancy pelosi lives and he was told hs e had to wear a mask while working well because he respects himselfhe was. >> he refused, so he was fired for not wearing a mask. oxford recorded this video in his car right aftes r. so i just got fired. o uh, i got fired for refusing

to wear a mask. yeah, february of 2020 three . i got fired for refusing to wear a mask. they basically told me t that wm need to set a rate if i'm notm willing to comply with policies. and i told them i'm not am quitting and they're dumbfounded. noing tot i i'm not - willing to wear a mask anymore.n and they they then changede poli their story. and apparently it is a firablecy because policy because i have beenot wii terminated not well. a i'm willing to wear a mask or bind his feet, for that matter,k or kowtow a man with self-respect. >> we wanted to talk to him. we tracked down michael oxford,e joins now with his lawyer, tracy henderson. >> thanks to you both for coming on . first to you, michael.hrough tell us , what was goinging, through your mind when they sai,d servant wear a mask?. well, thanks a lot for having me, tucker. first thin -g was the first thig i went through my mind was well, and my really going

to put my foot down here. and i justnk i decided to andfi i didn't think it was going to turn into me getting fired and then me ending up on tucker carlson. >> but apparently that's do to l you need to do s to be different around this crazy part of california. o is just say i'm not going to wear a mask. >> that's a brainwashed everyone is . >> true. totally and if you're in if you're at mount shasta, the trinity alps or in the middle of the ofwouldn the san joaquin valley, you'tsk probably wouldn't get askeedd gs to wear a mask. ? >> would is that your guess?>> c is absolutelkey. >> yeah, right. so it's in pacific heights. tracy , i have to as k you, can can can you fire someone for not wearing a mask or being obedient enough or licking your feet or doing the things, they want you to do inist al pacifica's? a is that allowed?t is no, tucker, no.as a and you know, it's the greatest hoax in california history. there never was a legal mandate. and any employer that thinks there was and that they can mandate an experimental medical product is a fascist. the california department ofe ai

public health guidance never went through the administrative , . g ures so, no, you can't fire somebody for doing this. absolutely. , not. and what, michael, dids what your viewers need to hear this? tucker? what michaele do i did is what l should have done in california when this whole scam began, notn comply. >> you're making mt toe want to move back to the state, both, of you. californi >> i thank you for what youa did. michael, i have to ask yous, how did you feel so, i mean, in california, i was there yesterday. five fifty a gallon fo gr gasoline. >> so you need to make money. yo just to live there. everything's expensive. ve up inyou just gave up income. did you feel good about it? or not? chrysler. 79 chrysler, i drive a seventy nine chrysleir . i don't feel good about it at y. all. yeah, it's not great on gas.thai yeah. no it's not. >> no but did, did you feele st that it was worth losing the money to make the statement . >> of course, yeah. i mean if everybody that's tradesmen decided i'm not doinge this anymore, work would stopve getting done and everythingcana would change. >>da look at the truckers inly. canada. >>d.

>> exactly. yeah, exactly. we'll find outployee who the essential employees m are. >> and i hope they will start o doing. michael and tracy, you've really made my night. thank you fon. r coming on ., >> thanktu you for having us ,de tucker. thank you. people whthank you. >>s so as we said, the peoplei n who are really into mass ,went particularly outside, i mean, le most of what to college,bout they all went to college. y know i'll tell you all about it. dillons inboden also impressed. so they know enough they canl dn read . >> they're not worried aboutg i covid. why are they still doing it?hat well, we havone science. korehey pass on that question. this study out of south korea has found that people who are physically unattractive are more likely to keep wearing face masks in the post physica t era and only possibly indeed, certainly related notee is, hern is the audience in stephen colbert's studio. the other night. >> i come to you tonight breathing easy because the white house has finally c announced they plan to end the covid public healtovidh emeh emergency in may.t >> takcoe that covid. we to shove that up your nose

and rotated five times. d >> this is this has been a long time coming. i wish you could see the smilesi on the faces of my audience, and i wish i couldld to because they're still wearing masks. >> imagine laughing at the least funny comic in america. a navy you'd have to be a seal, not c a navy seal. jaker mcdowell is the co-anchor of the bottom line on foxs netw business network and a verynswes smart person. >> we're tstio happyn, to have . for comingso much on . so maybe thie neurs answers the question. >> you thought these people were neurotic, maybe they're >>. hideous possibly.speaks i but see, i think this if you wear a mask, it and our healthyh person, it speaks more about what's wrong with youu on on the inside. right. then what's wrong with you t?he. >> i on the outside? it says that you are an insufferable, humorless skold. it says, i am an ardent

stephen colbert fan that i youte they make you to go intor, thats theate wr at least this week you have to be fully vaccinated and wear a mask to go into that theater because and it'smmunit on the guidelines. it sayy is if the community ri level is medium or higtoh in new york county, you also haveoi to wear a mask. and i loven e the facaudient te are people in the audience wearing particularly cloths, mask, which do not work.s and again, the question ofwe - whether these masks work at all. bus notet i on this note, in soh korea where this study was doneh ,they just lifted the mandate for indoor mask wearingin and south korea. but thera mae are some arguments to be made for wearing masks wod occasionally. you know what? you go wwear at a cold sore. >> maybe i want to wear a mask. sure. if you've got some janki teeth

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years before he was arrested, m, mackey made an internet meme i joking that it was possibleby to vote for hillary clinton by text message. >> not a single persont messag n america and doj has not shown differently believe that mccarthy was serious or that you could vote for hillaryg by text message. he wasn't subverting democracy . he was calling hillary voterse o stupid. and the doj knowj knows that eve person knows that jokes are not crimes. t but the bush administrationor is trying to send douglass mackey to prisoears, n for years, we've been tryingjame for years to speak to one of his lawyers because one of the great outrages this story, t james lawrence is one of o douglas mackey's lawyers. n. t happy to have him on tonight. mr. waters, thank you so much for coming on . o f ththis is such an obvious violation of the first amendment. >> this is so clearly in th totalitarian. how did it get to thise cour por the court? system? o >> well, first of all, thanks, tucker. discuss this for having me on to discuss this important case. >> and as we've arguede argued t

filings, we believe that this r prosecution represents r a significant escalation of the government's regulatio n ofso-calle speech under the banner ofnforma policing so-called disinformationti. >> and , tucker, really, you are one of the first public figures in one of the mostr fo prominent people to criticize twitter for dawlat warming people over so-calledti disinformationon. e but i don't think even you would have thought that someone would faceprosecut a federaleged prosecution or potential jail time over alleged memes. here's what's at issue.that the government says that this case is about voting rights. >> but as we'v thee argued, the government has not p alleged that a single person se didn't vote as a result ofhat the alleged memes. so we think that this case goes to the core of the firstof amendment and really, regardless of what you think about the content at issue,, rih everyone in this country, cen tucker, left, right, center, con and every political persuasion in between should be concern can

about what's happening in this case. and so the question is , what can you do? and there are tweno thingsce i'd like to let your audience know about. >> first, douglas mackey's lega, dougall defense fund canby be supported by logging on to meem defense fund, .co. anm. , e and second, and really moste asi importantly, tucker, wereay for asking your audience to pray, pray for doug , pray fordone. the defense team, pray forug, ia justice to be done. as for doug , i can tell you, tucker, he has great faith inril god . he also has faith in our system of trial by jury, whichu fo our founders gave to us in the bill of rights. t i can also tell you for me, ucki it's a privilege to be on his defense team. >> i just want to say one thing completely clear . you've said it. i've said it. but i just want to restate, shn the bush administration has not shown held up a single victim of this so-called crime. this jok ie. so if there's no victim, how is it a crime? i'm confusedare th, but you'reoo

the law. >> the government, right. the government's position is merely the conspiracy and the intent to interfere with one's right to votes is enough under the statute. at issue in this case.prevail, and of course, if the government's theory is allowede pa to prevail, h re the pandora's box that could be opened with respect to theeal chilling effect on speech, it just can't be really overstated. >> any, any any speech we contend, tucker, that that could could potentially land someone facing a criminalt open investigation and looking at potential jail time. we can't open pandora's box. cod the defense team in this case is but is committed to slamming the door shut on this theory.r:l lahillary clinton should stand p right now in defense ofin her douglas mackie. this is being done in her name. you don't want to live in a country where politicians can' throw you in jail for criticizing them.

that's not a free country. no, one is covering this because omak is a bad guy. >> i don't i don't care.tizen sb >> i don't care ifd he's stollen. no americathisn citizen to be treated this way, period. that's wrong. so, anyway, i appreciateiate y i really do appreciate c your coming on to. and by the way, heom doesn'tnd sound like a bad guy, buta whatever it doesn't matter ins h my opinion. t thank you.hat'ght, thanks very much. that's right. that's right. >> tucker, thank you. so, matthew, martsen is an english actor who came to hollywood and he did well. he appeared in a bunch of movies, including transformersy ,rambo, black hawk down, the television show reach, among many others. but theno htae was told he need to take medicine he didn't want or he would be fired. >> and he refused because he fre came to this country because it was a free country and he stoodn by that decision despite the fact it cost him hisorpo career, at least ike tn the shot time. we spoke to him for an hour for brandnew episode. tucker carlson, great conversation. >> here's part of it. a blow to us soldiers.

>> yes.fficul and it's really difficultfficul to say that may lose my careerdp is a difficult decision. foto stand up for what is right, when they'll go over and they'll die in, they'll lose everything. if so to me, it wasn't at all thi i mean, i'd be very cowardly if i didn't. not i don't think that. i mean, i'm a gigantic, huge actor, you know?eer. i mean, i was i've had a great career, but all that. oh, that doesn't mean anything. if our freedoms are taken awayi completely. i ca and if i can just have a little bit of an effect, if. i can nudge a few people to stand up, because one of the one of the things thatcaus people don't realize is this is all happening because we're letting it happen. yes. >> sand we said, well, you know, it's easy for it. no, it's not. it's don't think about and you know, this it doesn't matter >> tyou are, they'll come after you. oh, yeah. the borg will come after you, wo whoever you are. and they're relentless. so wharstat peoplend i have to understand is that they are a minority. they're not the majority. said

and if everyone if more people stood up and said something, then this would all stop. and we are this great country,to which is the last, best hope for the world, for the world, not just it's not just about countries, about the whole world. i know because i saw it. i know because i was theret guy. dreaming of coming here. i'm that guy. t and to me, and it's still that and it's not even as great as as what it was. sti thisll is a crazy thing.'s it's still better than anything else that's there. but we can if we go back to the things that this country washa founded on , we can have that again. >> and theoun thatnd will sprea. around the world. >> tucsometimes newcomers to our country see it so clearly. >>o matthew martsen is one of them, that conversations on fox nation right now see and probaby seen all those annoying millennials posting about their dayst at work on tic-tac now they're all getting fired, which is sad never to hear

a man's firing. we don'to wi, but we do want to wish them well by making vido their own day work video, whicht we've done. >> that's straight ahead. hi, welcome . to youtube. thanks. it's great to be here. i'm just going to blow my video right now. let me see it first. >> oh, wow. no, you can't post that. >> why not? i don't agree with that. nope. okay, i'm sorry, dude. >> what are you doing? >> i'm upload my video. all right. that's a warning, pal. do you need to relax the flag? >> what. okay, you want to get crazy? oh, double flag. >> there goes your video. did you just cancel me? >> all right. i'm going to be leaving now. where are you going to place where i can't get canceled. and they celebrate free speech . >> but in fantasy land, it's not fantasy land. it's called rumball. later.

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tag of homophobic to them. out r and it's you know, it'ots women certainly not about that. it's just about.t protecting women's sport of. >>y well, odefif course, i thih by definition, homophobic about wanting women's sports for women. how do you how do people youy compete with the shot? putting world's got to be pretty smalll. at the top . you're at the top of it. you must know everybody.t what's their view?isew. other female shot putters, oken everyone. i personally have spoken to completely agrees. we need to protect the women's category. spgoryanyone who wants to identy as a woman, by all means, please, please do sport. but we just have to protectl mae the women's category. so it's not, you know,s taking e biological males taking those records, taking those metal sponsorships, sponsors, et cetel >> we have to keep it for womeni of all sports .becaus shotput seems like when you uppr should reserve for men and women because it's an upper, body strength sport. of course, to some extent, bones structure matters, muscle mass matters. what would happen if a men werew allowed to compete in shotpu shs

i personally think we would see a new world record .al the shot-put world record currently already has a lot of stigma attached to potential doping. sol it would be quite a big deal to have a new worldg record when we're still so far away from it.from >> yeah, so would it would make the sport less legitimate? it soundyou ars what you're say. >> yes, i believe so. and obviously taking countless opportunities away from other women who have worked so hard rl to be there. >> yeah, well, amelia, i reallyr am grateful that you were willing to come on tonight. i know what risks impo, than your reputation at least, butk , it's important. >> so thank you very much now.sp yes. thank you for having me. it is so important to me and so many women globally. so not a problem at all. amen. thanks. tikto so you remember the best partth about ticktock was those day in the life videos from employees in big companies, usually in tech, bragging about how littlet they worked and really do

anything. >> they spent a lohit of time i. the meditation room and sipping expensive coffee. >> here's one google employee i for example, a day in my lifei b working from the google l.a. office. i always grab some candy from the reception before heading in. this used to be an old aircraftt hangar, so the decorations hanging from the ceiling kind of looks am goin like an aircra, flying in the next. i'm going to pass by .d ph these are installations. there are really good photo op. it's so sparkly and beautiful in here. i love then that a lot of our rk are themed. then i'm goingen to grab my twot favorite drinks, which is this g green tea and coconut water. next, i'm going to goi somo upss and grab some lunch. they always have pizza and aan variety of different vegetables and meat. the food is always really good. u i of course, everything yo see in the office is free. on my way out of the cafe, ove i ran into a juggler, which is a dog juggler and headed over to the massage chairs wan to wrap up my day. to s know what you wants wh to see next.de the >> so you can't really blame e these videos.d they're kids and they were told by their employers that work is drinking coconut water c and free pizza in the theme f room for a massage chair. >> and silo they filmed it.ompai

buest who do you think the first people fired by these companiess were? the downturn came. , includingh work that girl, was fired. >> a lot of tech workers arewe g being laid off. so with that in mind, wee thought to be a good time to check in with jp sears,has hi our friend is his own day inu the life video on tock. he's a comedian, a very smarsoho jp thanks so much for coming on . are you surprised to see a lot>> of these tiktok stars laid off n ? >> first off, it's great to bese here with you on cnn. and sorry, i was late. i just came from shotput practice and i'm a little bit offended that these peopleed who produce nothing are being laid off. i don't understand the business model. it's clearly based on fascism. n fam. but ibut i have to say, e tic tacs, honestly,been they inspire me because i realize i had been livingup a my life like a fool. i was showin g up at work and doing some work, but i realized rev i could actually reverse that trend and figured out how i couldd l workes for less and pamper mysef

more . and i actually made my own tac video of my day in the life of a work, hoping i could inspire others to work a little bit less to help these com companies out.now, >> hey guys, i silicon valleyt a to wired big tech fact checkiny agency. and i thought today i would just give you a tour o afomfort our office. r >> let's take a look at comfort is like the number one most important thing about working here, because if you're notco comfortablmfortable, it is litey not even a safe space . smell fake. just think our fax it over here. you can see that's like a computer or something. >> i don't even knowinst whaallo does. >> the company installedy also a whole arcade for me becauset n i demanded the company alsoof or recently brought in this piano because three of our employees identify as ray charles . no, no tell, tt to be a tattletk by the company provides books for people to read.ssio and that is obviousln agaiy a microaggression against the illiterate community.

and in the cafeteria, food is always provided forow us because none of us really know how to feed ourselves. and it's free, of course.e fe and then once people have fed me the way they're supposedaf to , i like to sit here in c the medium safe space area with my computer so i can mostly get into conversations with peopl s doie instead of dog my work. i don't even know how to log inl my company email. are >> so i think you're with tony fauci would describe as the, quote, essential employee. >> it's essential indeed. then.e but it makes sense why theseliv employees are being let go .t to i mean, the world i thought weo lived in is if you want to be valuable to a company, maybe you should produce a little bitr of value. d >> i don't know. we're undeo thr pressure to do that. i do feee kil sorrdsy for theses like they show up with some meaningless degree from c some stupid college and their bossol is like, oh, here's the coconut water, the massage chair. i think they really thought that was the economy.

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