>> that is all for tonight, dvr the show. tuck are carlson is next and remember, i will do it left handed you say you want the left hand. i'm waters -- and this is my world. [music] good evening and welcome to tucker carlson a fox news alert a mass murder at a christian school in tennessee. several people have been declared dead. children and adults. we are learning more at this hour. all the conversation on television has been about the guns that were used and may be a reason. they don't want to talk about who did it and why. >> law enforcement confirmed the shooter was a transperson a biological woman. identifying as a man what does this mean. we gather information about this mass killing and traceville a

live update for us. >> first every day 2 billion people use tiktok. many are young people under 24. if you had kids you know already how tiktok works. tiktok let's users up load short videos under 30 seconds. content of the videos varies depending what country you are in. if in china, you get more educational content if you live in this country you get prop agendaa tailored for kids. we rannan experiment left summer. watch. >> the tiktok that chinese residents children in china see is very different from the one your kids are looking at here. now, in china where tiktok is under a different name. videos like these are common.

watch. >> [singing] [music] you know what american kids your kids are watching on tiktok? stuff like this. [music] [music] [music] >> that's weird. can you see that is going on? chien00 runs tiktok and china knows if you want a productive society extending beyond next week, you teach your kids about hard work and creativity and personal responsibility. respect for authority.

if you want to destroy a society, you funnel a ton of garbage to kids about gender ideas and twerking that's what tiktok is doing here. there is videos of teachers boasting about getting kids. i had students not just with sexuality and gender identity t. is the reasons i think it is important to be out and loud and proud >> i teach my students about gender identity. some are girls, some are boys both or neither. >> i tell this kid we have an energy in the class you can pledge to and looks and says, oh , that one? [laughter] >> so guess without saying that net-net tiktok is not a positive influence on american society. and right now in pregnancy to

criticism china's government and the company are doing the same they did when they responded to allegations of a lab like in wuhan. anyone who raises question system a racist. [laughter] and they are doing that every where across the media and they can because the news you consume is paid for by tiktok. politico a corrupt organization in northern virginia has a so called, play book sponsored by tiktok every other week. cnn put the tech reporter to inform you criticizing tiktok opens chinese-americans to hate and violence if you mean criticize tiktok you are killing asian people. confronted with this you may support the congress to ban tiktok all together and a lot of people do. not just on the right but also on the left. which is interesting. this is the weird moments appears to be a bipartisan

consensus this alone might want to make you pause. if everyone in power saying, is it a good idea. take a closer look not in defense of tiktok an acknowledgment of what is happen nothing washington now. one of the bills that would ban tiktok is pushed by senatorses in both parties called restrict act. mark warner of virginia and john of south dakota democratic and republican introduces legislation. the bill is a protecting american national security and ending foreign adversaries from elections through tiktok election inference through tiktok is unacceptable. in reality if you are opposed tiktok, as we are, this bill is in the about banning tiktok it is never about what they say it is. instead, this bill would give terrifying new powers to the

federal government to punish american citizens and regulate how they community with one another. for example, the bill would regulate, certain transactions between persons in the united states and foreign adveradversa. what is that and on who decides the subject of commerce and dni not the congress decide what foreign adversaries are. that should trip a switch in your brain. transactions would include, quote, any acquisition importation, transfer, deal nothing our use of any information and communication technology, product or service; on going activities reper ses or hosting service that is broad. under this bill if you engage in any of that with a so called foreign adversary determined by

the biden administration that allows secretary of commerce to decide whether you are acting in the interest of a foreign adversary. again that is correct is another term that the executive branch of commerce gets to define without the interference of commerce if biden decides you are doing this the secretary of commerce can enforce any mitigation measure to address a risk arising from any covered transaction with any person or property subject to the jurisdiction of the united states. oh ! these covered transactions involve current, past or potential future transactions. in the mitigation throwing american in prison for 20 years. think about that for a minute. so you would be allowing the executive branch the biden administration to regulate speech on the internet. if you are involved with a

foreign adversary or oppose the war against russia, you go to prison for 20 years. so, this is not about banning tiktok, this is about introducing in our system tiktok is unappealing a chinese plot and it is this does not mean the people trying to ban tiktok have your interests in mind. it not does or americas. these other same people who drained our petroleum reserve and promote china at every turn. now they say they are against china, they are not this is not an effort to push back against china it is to make america more like china. with the government in charge of what you read and see and with punitive powerhouse at their if anything are tips. we seen this before confronted

after 911 the federal government uses the opportunity top expand police powerhouse over the american population. and they do it under false pretext and quickly by whipping people in a panic. tiktok is bad, sure. al-quaeda was terrible, of course. these measures not aimed at stopping the foreign threat they are aimed at controlling americans and rush it through. and they do it so quickly this no one explains how this is preserve american national security. according to sandy cortez, we quote her. congress is not briefod this. watch. >> usually when the united states is proposing a major move that has something to do with significant risk to national security the first thing happens congress receives a classified briefing and congress has not received a classified briefing around allegations of security

risks regarding tiktok. why would we propose a ban regarding a significant issue without clue in the on this at all. it does in the feel right >> okay, in case you think we have gone crazy and defending sany cortez. she is a tool promoting a war against russia and anyone who ask is an alli of putin and acting from motives we funds, the question she raises is real. we want to be honest enough to say this. this may be a time in washington where the solution has nothing to do with the problem and degrades our free country and make its something unrecognizable. green wall follow thanksgiving and host. system update on rumble and joins us tonight. glen, thank you for coming on. never thought that we'll be in this position we criticize the tiktok for years support

gentleman of china. but this does teem seem like an effort to make us more like china not to push back against china? >> so many ironys. it is astonishing i watched the republican party the last 3 years my spchlt concerning about the ability of the u.s. government to control what it is we hear and see and do on the internet the twitter files were b. all controversies with the 2016 and 2020 election now the republican party with the democratic party wants to give to the biden administration an extraordinary power, ban social media plat force americans choose to unanimous 150 million americans choose to use tiktok may be we should educate them not to. some are children, many are adults that is an extraordinary power and what is really ironic as well is that for years china

and iran and russia were accused of being despottic they wanted to ban google and facebook and other u.s. tech company and did so based on many of the same claims. those companies are propaganda our citizens and corrupting our country and destabilizing us. they are spying on us. as you say, in the name of wording off china and fighting china, the government is about to embrace powers that the chinese government itself long wielded to control the flow of information in their counsel sxrees i think we should think about why this is happening. >> were yes. i think you may be the only people saying this not taking monfrechina in order to say it and the reason you are grateful you came on. we know you are speak nothing good faith and it is worth considering. thank you near raising these questions, glen. a great man. appreciate it. >> thanks, tucker.

>> so a horrifying mass kill nothing a christian school in tennessee used immediately by the administration pretext for disarming the population. could there be more to temperature could we have witnessed an antichristian act one of many. this shooting was under taken by someone described himself or herself as a transperson, we don't know we are getting details. we are bring nothing kelly king organizing an upon effect in australia, let women speak to allow women to talk about issues without being shouted down by men dress said as women. at the events kelly king was attacked by men dressed as women. here is what it looked like this is in new zealand on saturday.

>> one of the thugs you saw put tomato juice on kelly j. king. she is joining us to tell us what does. thank you very much for coming on. was it as awful as that video suggested it was? >> i feared for my life. i thought it was going to be [inaudible] to death. somebody got their foot broken. it was absolutely just carnage. >> i mean this is the picture of extremism here. you are trying to have i conversation as a woman speaking to other women without being shouted down i think you are taking a moderate prohuman traditional position. people look like crazed and dangerous extremists is that what it felt like? >> yea. the absolutely the authority left peeked and we can see what that might look like. and it looks like new zev tland

is scary as hell. why can you just i characterize what this evans was about can you say what were you doing there? >> we create space for women to talk about what is going on in their lives and the fores they have with what transgenderism will take from women and children. safe guarding rights, spaces, language. those things and women come and speak. it would be ordinary women not anybody that anybody heard of. they will tell their story. and these this mob decide they did not want women to speak in any way, shape or form; it was disgusting. >> something you imagine in a middle eastern area but happen nothing new zealand. >> yea. >> anyone saw this coming, feminist country. kelly j. king. glad you are okay and thank you for telling us what happened to

you. >> thank you. >> you want to bring an update trish standing by with new detail in what happened in that mass shooting in nashville. apparently carried out by a member of the so called trans community. >> tucker we are learning about the suspect in today's deadly shoot nothing nashville. law enforcement says the 28 year old woman drawn a detailed map of the school and conducted surveillance before killing 3 students and 3 adults. the suspect killed is believed to be a former students at the private school. nashville chief john drake says the suspect who female and identified transgender left a manifesto. >> we have a manifesto and writings we are going over that pertain to this day. the actual incident. we have a map drawn out of how this was all going to take place. there is right now a theory of

that we may be able to talk about later but not confirmed >> victims have been identified as 3 upon 9 year old students and 3 employees all in 60s. news breaks out we will break in and have more coming up on fox news at night.

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pop. and then i thought somebody was bbqing. i said, lord, jesus it is a fire. then i republican out i did not grab shows or nothing, jesus i ran for my life. the smoke got me i got bron bronchitis. ain't nobody got time for that. you tomorrow this if so accord to cnn you are a big on the and racist. quote, if you are black xu shared imageos line you get a pass if you are white you may have perpetrated the forms of racism. you may be wearing digital blackface. right. >> so sdafrnsds for different groups of american citizens we have a situation the upon demand for racism is out stripped the supply. jason is the host of fearless and joins you to assess.

jason thank you, grit to see you you take these things to the deeper level than we miss. what do you make of this? >> it is what obvious. it is what you just said. there is just not enough racism. and so they are inventing new forms of racism. and the next thing cnn will tell us is about digital listening. and that is when someone criticizes obama or michelle obama or kamila harris and then they will have dig at that time slavery when trump returns to twit and someone likes a trump tweet. and systemic digital racism and musk purchased twit and shadow banning conservative this is is systemic digital racism. they gotta come up with this buzz they hide from the fact

they are trying to cover fact that while antiblack racism decreased ands antiwhite racism increased in america and anybody this is not have their head in the sand buried can see that. and so they are covering up the fact that antiwhite racism is out of control. the president's doing temperature everybody over social media is doing it and want to hide by creating, yea, this digital. you are doing digital blackface it is a joke, tucker, it is a scam. there are many costs one is the assumption that everybody in america secretly hates everybody else on the basis of race that is not the reality i experience living in this country. >> it is no remote low the reality. these organizations cnn, most of corporate media, than i are

there to distract us from the truth. >> right >> and the truth is -- that china just like you did at the top of your show with tiktok is sexually proverting young people. disney is sexually proverting young people. normalizing the transgender thing and corrupting our kids and targeting our kids. they want us debating silly stuff. digital blackface and not looking at the pure evil that they are imposing on kids. >> yea >> if they did it to mow and you, we can handle temperature we can fight. they are doing it to kid. it it is evil and wicked and sat antic yoochl yea. the money stuff where did the money from svb go? where is the money? they are. >> what are we doing in ukraine in we can't talk about that but we can talk about digital blackface? >> exactly. a war with 2 white population

system racist. thank you for coming on tonight. >> thank you, tucker. >> lady gaga father in the news for noting new york city has not improved. okay, there is that. but also celebrating an end to a personal struggle a victory and we alwaysment to talk to people who won that battle. he joins us next to share where he is. through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if it received ppp, and all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then we'll work with you to fill out your forms and submit the application; that easy. and if your business doesn't get paid, we don't get paid. getrefunds.com has helped businesses like yours claim over $2 billion but it's only available for a limited time. go to getrefunds.com, powered by innovation refunds.

>> previously secret surveillance footage we air friday january 6, proves the government loyal in the court in the january 6 lie in the public in order to imprison protesters. some in prison still. no one from the biden administration apologized or moveed release the prisoners. we said some are still held in horrible conditions. majoritiary georgia is the few members of congress who cares at all. lead a delegation to the jail

where many are being held. joins us now with the report on what she saw. thank you for doing this so, what was your impression of conscience at the protesters are held in? >> well, i think what we saw was a cover up. you see i have been in that jail before and know when it looks like i was there in late 2021 when myself along with louie were the 1s to go in the jill and see the conditions that the pretrial january 6 defendants were held inform it was horrific we wrote a report unusually cruel that is stoy my congressional website today. we were allowed go back in after demanding another visit from the mayor's office for over a year. we went in with the oversight committee and when we found is they scrubbed the jail clean. cloned the mold and painted the entire area so it looked better. i gotta tell you fooled the

democrats that came with us. because they praised the jail after we left and their press conference and praised the warden. i guess since they are now in congress they did not know the history this jail has and how many democrat in washington don't like the jail, either. >> the fact haanybody is being held without a trial yet over 2 years later is shock to the conscious to the democrats and delegation seem stunned. not an american thing to do >> no they did not care at all. they criticized us for talking with the pretrial defendants and being friendly. we would have talked to the others and other yours if than i gave us a chance. the director and all of the employees at the jailed not let us talk to anyone over the pretrial january 6 defendants which i found disturk i want oversight of entire jachl other

things i found this bothered me and we as republican vs to do something, the medical director in the jail showed off and drag brag body her medical service and treatments they can prosecute void in the jail. but when we talked to the january 6 defendants they said they were receiving no medical treatments for problem and health problems they have even a machine >> was was limp foen foama has cancer and does not get treatment there y. it it is an atrocity i i appreciate you calling attention to this over the years. marjorie green. thank you. >> thank you >> joe is long time entr entrepreneur. he was in the news for describing the current condition of new york as filthy. we want to talk to you about something different of americans struggle with addiction. we talk about it a lot and don't talk to enough this over come

that addiction. joe has been sober for 3 years and celebrating. joins us now. thank you for coming on. >> no, thank you. i money this it is happy day. >> it it is a wonderful day. i don't know what the percentage of americans addicted to pills or alcohol both are every wrchl how does it feel to have beaten it. >> it feels tremendous. you don't wake up in the morning and you remember when you did. you don't feel horrible for 24 hours. you are so much more productive and work. and -- your family. >> how did you do it? >> i did it cold turkey >> yea >> i decided you know i had open heart surgery and after i came back, out of the hospital i decided you know what, it is time. i could not drink anyway and i started doing different things

with different types of mock tails. >> and you know it was satisfying. >> you found not hard after many years of drinking >> yea. well, you know what, i don't like the taste i was a scotch drinker >> me, too. i drank a river of scotch, i'm sure. so. >> well is a country music song about that, whiskey river. >> i saw a clip of the governor of california saying, from a year ago sobriety is over rated we push people to be sober. how was your experience your 3 years of sobriety. over rate snd >> no. i think there is a trend now. in the restaurant in my place. i'm serving mock-tails and. there are irrelevant good immitation gin and -- one of my favorite system is made with a

fake gin. new london light gin and vina rosa like comparry flavor and you mix and put them on the rocks with a slice of orange and it is a cocktail. you can sit at the bar and feel normal >> you don't do anything embarrassing, lose keys and wake up in yale. >> and you don't run outside to have a cigarette >> one reasons i wanted talk to you it is nice to see people who over come this thing that can absolutely destroy your life >> yea. >> and over come it and they like are a lot happier. nice if we heard from more people like you. >> i'm promoting it. we are doing the -- last thursday of every month is mock-tail night at joe ann. this week on friday night we are

doing -- free tastings. of curious drinks. come in for dinner, would you like to try. the new companies are sponsoring i think the younger generation now is moving away from alcohol. right. and i money they always were smoking weed. okay. but i think they are moving away from alcohol now. you know. in of this stuff is really good there is a new beer out tastes like beer. right >> i gotta try this used to be it did not taste like anything. >> no, it didn't. i quit long ago enough i went to club soda and never went become i will try a fake man at that time an. thank you and congratulations i want a creepy porn lawyer mug. put your fake cocktail in them and drink it with pride

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>> friday night in pen opinion sfril a chemical plant flooded the delaware river the city said residents should drink bottled water that caused stores to sellout of bottled water. the city rescinded on sunday was the water safe or not and what it is going on with the new senator. where is he? we turn to doctor mark settleal. doctor, thank you for coming. what do you think of the water order? >> in a 24ed is in the safe. i talked to the doctor our head of optional inside at nyu and is that water safer. he said, no. just buzz they test today once i would have my kids drinking bottled water. 1.9 million dollars in philadelphia 20 miles away where

the laytex wents in the delaware river the same chemicals in east pal stein, ohio one of them could break down to manage this can cause colon cancer temperature is colon answer awareness month but i'm concerned about this . 8 opinion 1 thousand gallons. this. 8, 100 gallons went in the water. and this is stuff you have been talking about for years you have been talking about riskless to the environment they don't biodegrade they will stay. philadelphia is at risk >> care about the actual environment the air and the water and the soil. one person paid it care is the state senator not attacking him but where is he? i tell you one thing to bridge the 2 ideas i bet he is not in

the hospital talking about the spill that is the problems for the people of pennsylvania. >> yes, >> i need him to talk about the spill. 13 million people in pennsylvaniament their senator to be speaking out about this. now, i like the fact that he bruto the public's attention depression. going in the hospital for temperature informal this is in the like thomas eagleton in the 70ss this is now something we are allowed talk about it and it is a disease. the problem with this is we want to know the truth. fedderman the normal hospital wragz for severe depression is 7-10 days not five-6 weeks. are they sequestering himming. meeting with chief of staff an hour a day. can you run the united states senate that way. i want to know what is wrong with him. the people of pennsylvania have a right to know whether he is fit to serve. >> that's a fascinating. this is longer the conventional

in patient stay for depression. why many times longer what are they doing. we wish him well if he is getting treatment and not improving that is irrelevant. i want to know the answer on behalf of the people of pennsylvania. >> not about his personal jurn and he obligation to run the government and than i are hiding something, obviously. you think so and it is come after a stroke and important for us to know. >> doctor, thank you y. grit to see you. >> thank you! >> so, obviously they are lie to you on many levels. to keep you afraid we had a conversation with the smartest people we ever talked to. gavin debecker a security professional and a deep and thoughtful person. we talked to him today. here is part of it.

>> in the last 3 years we were told stay in your house and don't go outside, don't go to work, don't see your family on thanksgiving and christmas. even divorced parents could not transfer the kids between households that would be 2 households getting together. the mad knows of the science fiction movie given the fact this people love freedom so much is an interesting thing for us to reflect on as a society. how did we have that conconstitution that when we got, way from the british we said to the king, you can't come in my house without permission a king would say, you are my subject. america wrote this extraordinary document, the constitution is one ever them. i think if you look at world history which is when i do with human behavior.

you have a pie chart. almost all of that pie chart is tir an and he the tiny sliver is u.s. and new we land that focused on the freedom of the individual and built a society. we must never assume that will last. because again pie chart, all just this tiny sliver it is the more normal way for human leadership to work. leadership is not the word. domination that saturday normal way. the looking at predicting human behavior, i look looked at the look downs and said we are asked to fear managil study what it is. foreis a control mechanism. sometime its is true the beginning of the pandemic, we knew 2 metrics over 60, die. that's all we knew about covid.

like everybody. wash off the deliveries coming in the house you can touch the pizza box the pizza but not the box. the madness this went on. i only had that information. was it worth stopping earth for? it was in the. did people die from covid. absolutely. did fit die from covid. no. did not happen. very rare and usually with kids who were hospitalized for other things. i locked at that and become at this time point you raised about fear and prediction. governments throughout history use fear to control citizens. >> gavin debecker remember that name. you can stroll that conversation now on fox nation. >> and another worn offer favorite people joins us in the friends zone. a fox news friends! that is next.

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>> shannon never rests and spends fro time doing virtuous things. written several book about the bible. mother and daughter of the bible speaks she has a new book out this is about love and the bible. love stories the bible speaks on romance, friendship and faith temperature is out tomorrow and we are honored tell you about it. shannon the anchor of fox news sunday and joins us in the friend zone. you are amazingly productive

person in the things you prowse are worth having. thank you. give us examples of love stories from the bible wrochl listen one books of the bible i was not allowed look at it when i was a kid. the song of solmonif you are familiar. very steam and he racy lots of laughing and embarrassed shuffling through to find the pages temperature it is a racy description how the 2 people are crazy about each other. in love and want to be together they are try to channel this passion appropriate low within the bonds of mirj. it is not like god is saying what are they up to he create third degree stuff. love, sex, romance it it is the bible that it is one example there are beautiful examples that shows sacrificial love and how we can be better powerhouses and friends relatives and life your neighbor. the bible did not give us exceptions to that the most difficult people in the world we are supposed to find ways to

love them and be lovable. >> and require to. my favorite line. your belly like a heap of wheat. [laughter]. it it is a complement du get to what that means >> the person did not have gluten intolerance. there was not a situation. there are sping things like your teeth are beautiful as goats of the hill and arms like bands of gold. love notes i can't be have a great day, xo. i need to get bert >> it raises the bar for us married people. how du come away this is a third book you have written about the bible. how du come away from this one feel something >> it reminded me the bible to me is god's love store tow humanity. saying i love you. i see all of the tragedies you are walking through and here for you. come to me i'm waiting. thing is a love story. there are beautiful

relationships and friendships to me, you think about jobe and his friends the suffering you understand the suffering of jobe. but it was catastrophic in every sense in his life and 3 friends go and see him. they are a far off and see how bad he is and they sob and weep and show up and what do they do for 7 days. nothing they sit in silence. sometimes we hesitate to talk to someone in grief or worry we will say the wrong thing. but they sat there and gave him their presence we are to dive in growe with people. we want friends like that but we have to cultivate ourselves to are friendsing like that, too. >> i am glad you said that that is the truest and useful things i heard in a lbgt time. sit with people that is write. shannon, thank you for this and the book and your example. i can't believe the fox host sunday is talk thanksgiving way

>> see you soon >> that's it for tonight. tomorrow we will take a deeper look in the mass murder at a christian school in nash victim. what happened and why did it happen? we will look at this in great detail tomorrow. >> in the meantime. enjoy the ones you love. we hope you will have a wonderful night. see you tuesday. >> welcome to hannity tonight we are in palm beach, florida mar we will be joined by the 45th politic of the united states. donald j. trump. he hen in the nows a lot. trump haters hoping and praying he would be arrest in the new york left week t. did not happen. weak and politically charged case against trump imploded