binder. i think anybody would be a better binder. kaylee from vermont. are you telling me you've never leaned over for a photo? i don't believe you. >> i don't lean in. i stand straight, never lean in, you know the rules. tucker is up next, it's my wo world. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." once you decide that human beings are gods with the power to rewrite history, biology, and nature, the power to shape reality itself. once you decide that there's no reason to stop at changes. men magically morphing into women is not the final stage of anything. instead is the first of many

similar movements that are on the way inevitably. the few visionaries that have grasped this obvious truth have not been welcomed by blue america, they have been mocked and derided as profits always are. a few years ago, a blue-eyed blond woman from montana declared she was black because she decided she was black. blackness was her lived experience. she was not greeted as a liberator, she was almost immediately booed off the stage and she disappeared. tellingly none of the people yelling at her ever explained why she couldn't be black -- why not? in this country you can change your sex but not your race -- how does that work? what species of science are we talking about here? it was not a defensible arg argument. over time it will collapse. someday "the new york times" will give her the coveted glass ceiling award for her courage in the face of prejudice, that will happen. before it does we would like to

highlight some of the early adopters of our new civic religion for each of us is god of the universe with utter dominion over nature. these are the trailblazers, the pathfinders, the daniel boone's of progressive identity politics. one of them as a man called justin pearson, he's been in the news recently for helping facilitate insurrection of the tennessee state house, you may have seen him. but you may not know what he was like before his transition. back in 2016, he was an earnest student at bowdoin, the whitest college and the whitest state in america, a place that costs 60 grand a year for no obvious reason. a rich kid school. here's what justin pearson looked like then as he ran for president of student government. >> i'm just nj pearson. i'm running for president of bsg. there are a few reasons we are running this campaign, one has to do with representation. how can we rep sent all voices in a conversation? i want to bring together

different voices, dissenting voices, voices that were liberal or more conservative. in order that we can reach a point of the radical middle for conversation and dialogue and growth. joined the people's campaign and let's chart ourselves to a better future. >> tucker: i want to bring everyone together said justin pearson in a voice that if you closed your eyes can be could easily imagine coming from a suburban orthodontist. justin pearson wasn't white, that's probably how they got to vote in the first place but he did a fantastic impression, what a nice young man, has he considered an apprenticeship program at citibank? that was the old justin pearson before his transition. here he is now on the floor of the tennessee state house. >> all hope seemed to be lost, representatives throne of the state house, democracy seem to be at its end, seemed like the nra and gun lobbyist might win.

i don't know how long this saturday in the state of tennessee might last but we have good news. we've got good news that sunday always comes. >> tucker: justin pearson has a dream that one day on the red hills of georgia everyone will do exactly what he wants or else face indictment by the department of justice. he has changed quite dramatically as you can see, he transitioned from a crypto white kid into the modern incarnation of martin luther king jr. himself. it's remarkable. he's not alone in that, he sits all the time come everybody in the democratic party wants to be martin luther king at this point i'm even joe biden who during the famous march on washington was enjoying the many benefits of life as a college student in a racially segregated state. you've got to ask yourself as long as we are mimicking civil rights leaders who died nearly 60 years ago, why not some

variety? university politicians transition into malcolm x, why is that? maybe because malcolm x didn't talk like a sharecropper, he spoke dignified standard english. he wasn't running a shakedown racket to fleece guilty white liberals, he had self respect, he despised guilty white liberals and said so, he believed in self improvement, he knew who the enemy was. maybe it's not surprising he's not a popular transition choice in 2023. al sharpton by contrast is increasingly popular especially now that he's skinny and has a paying job. sandy cortez of westchester recently pulled off a double transition. not only did she change sexes but races as well, here she is unveiling her new self in front of the national action network. >> i'm proud to be a bartender. ate nothing wrong with that. there's nothing wrong with

working retail and folding clothes were other people to buy. there's nothing wrong with preparing the food that your neighbors will eat. there's nothing wrong with driving the buses that take your family to work. >> tucker: nothing wrong with that! in other words, my brother, what's up? that's not bad for a girl who grew up in an all-white suburb as the daughter of the president of an architectural firm. don't mention any of that, that's deadnaming. these days she would like a gin and juice with salsa because sandy cortez doesn't just transition once, she keeps transitioning. she's a cutting edge shape shifter who clips identities the way imelda marcos did shoes. she started life as a privileged white girl, then became a middle-aged black man, then in october she transformed effortlessly into a cartoon character -- watch this.

♪ ♪ >> listen, okay! [laughter] >> tucker: okay, i cut you! you may call it fraudulent, she calls it transitioning. they don't talk like that in westchester county but she learned this from the very best. barack obama grew up with his white mother and white grandparents in kansas in an apartment in honolulu. then he moved in indonesia, california, and new york. at some point he decided he didn't want to be any of the things he actually was, so he transitioned. he became because you can do this now, an african american baptist pastor from chicago with deep roots in mississippi. here is barack obama post

transition and december. >> john lewis even in his 70s wasn't tired. i got no excuses i can't be tired. if the men and women who had to endure the sting of discrimination, the smack of billy clubs work tired. if the folks who had to fight those early fights, those were the tough fights for union rights and voting rights and gay rights and women's rights if they didn't get tired you can't beat tired. >> tucker: barack obama is sick and tired of being sick and tired. it was the smack of the billy clubs in honolulu that did it, it was the fire hoses and snarling german shepherds at harvard law school. at some point he crossed the edmund pettus bridge of his mind and transitioned into ralph abernathy instead of an atheist and much thinner.

hillary clinton was there first, she transitioned when he didn't even know what the word meant and in some ways she made an even longer journey. she was identified by an obstetrician at birth as the daughter of an executive from the suburban midwest. inside she always knew she was very different, she was trapped inside a body that wasn't hers. it wasn't until 2007 at hillary clinton finally mustered the courage to identify that's what she was all along. politically aware gospel singer from the segregated south. here she is on the circuit in alabama. >> i don't feel no ways tired. i've come too far from where i started from. nobody told me the road would be easy. >> tucker: performing tonight at constitution hall. jill biden actually was born in a slave state and as we mention for the first nearly 30 years of

his life enjoyed to the many perks of living in a jim crow city. that's not a story audiences are interested in hearing a lot about at this point so he did what we are all now allowed to do in modern america, he erased his former identity. you saw this recently -- he declared it never happens -- you can't know what happened it's a deadname and he transitioned at the something else. he still grew up in a segregated state but now he was the one at the back of the bus feeling the thump of the billy club. the sting of the fire hose. joe biden is now black, watch. >> a senator from florida going after medicare and social security? they say i don't know where y'all been. >> tucker: hot damn! at no time in his life did joe biden ever support segregated schools in

delaware -- contrary to what kamala harris told us during the democratic debates last time. she has forgotten all about that because it never happened and in her case there's a whole pallet of identities to choose from. here you have someone who was the daughter identified at birth of a jamaican college professor and an indian college professor who grew up in canada, and montreal, quebec. actually, kamala harris can be essentially anything she wants and two years ago, she transitioned and became a baguette eating beret wearing bicycle riding french lady -- he or she is. >> we campaign with the plan, uppercase t, uppercase p, the plan and the environment is such that we are expected to defend the plan.

>> tucker: in france we speak in broken english. it's too bad the ukrainian accent is so hard to master because a lot of these people would have already transitioned into refugees from kiev. we are learning meant from "the washington post" the special counsel is investigating whether he committed wire fraud, this one appears to be related to trumps fund-raising efforts between the 2020 election and january 6th. of course, this is an effort to sideline the frontrunner in the republican party while they figure out what to do with joe biden. meanwhile, he's talking in a way nobody else is about the most serious threat to this country which is nuclear war, a nuclear war the biden administration

seems intent on sparking through recklessness and truly crazy behavior. the second greatest threat to the united states is something you never hear about as we yammer on about transit rights as the decline of the u.s. dollar. interviewed donald trump yesterday in florida and that came up, here's part of the conversation. >> iran gets together with saudi arabia through china and china is taking over. i heard a couple people say the dollar will never lose the dollar standard -- are they kidding? china wants to change the standard, the currency standard. if that happens, that's like losing a world war. we'll be a second-tier country, we will literally be a second-tier country if that happens. you're losing brazil, you're losing columbia, south america, you're losing iran, you've lost it. you've lost russia and if you haven't lost them yet come you're going to lose them. china's gone.

then you see france going over -- what's going on? we are losing. if we lose our currency, it's the equivalent of losing a world war. our currency is what makes is powerful and strong. this was unthinkable during the trump administration. fisa emmanuel macron do that, i would've called him and would've said you know what? no more wine into the united states, no more champagne and i had that with him. steven mnuchin a good guy was unable to make a deal with france, france is very difficult i will tell you, they're all difficult because every country rips us off but france is in particular very difficult. you've probably heard they want to charge american companies with substantial tax do business in france, i had steven mnuchin working on it and other people working, they called me back, for a couple of months they could not do it. i said let me have macron.

i understand you going to tax american companies for doing business in france, here's the story. on monday morning if you don't drop this come on monday morning -- it was friday -- i'm going to put a 100% tariff on every bottle of champagne and every bottle of wine that comes into the united states of america. he says no, no, that's not fair. i said of course it's fair, you're charging american companies for going to france and doing business in france? all of your wine -- very good one but i think we make one that's just as good to. all of your wine and all of your champagne that comes in and putting a 100% tax on it -- that's it's. good luck. him monday morning at 9:00, that was it. i got a call back 15 minutes later. we've decided we aren't going to charge american companies. you know what happened? once i left, now they are charging again.

>> tucker: the takeaway from the interview we did with trump yesterday that lasted over an hour, whatever you think of his answers, the conversation was about real topics. it was not about global warming or systemic racism or transit rights, it was about nuclear war, the u.s. dollar, and its strength against other currencies, trade balance, things that actually define a country. charlie hurt's opinion the editor of "the washington times," thanks so much for coming on. did you find it refreshing to hear someone whether you agree with him or not talk about things that might define our grandchildren's lives? >> like you said a minute ago, he's talking about things that nobody else is talking about and of course, one was the last time somebody was doing that? that was when donald trump in 2016 was running the first time. he was talking about things nobody else was talking about in

washington. i think you and i agree, these people are desperate to ignore these issues and ignore these topics. whatever you think of donald trump he's a smart businessman and he's probably the shrewdest political observer that we have seen in this country in a lifetime. i thought it was so interesting the degree to which he focused on foreign policy and identified that the great threat for us is indeed foreign policy. when you look at the fact that in two years since he has been gone, the by the administration has given away our energy independence. it has launched a whole new war. it has eroded our standing in the world the point that china and russia have aligned against us and they are frittering away the u.s. dollar. all of this is from joe biden who for 50 years has been the reigning foreign policy expert in washington. the whole reason he got picked

as vice president was because he was the biggest genius at foreign policy that washington ever produced. you have this guy who's a reality tv mogul who walks in and calls their b.s. at every turn and it turns out he's right about all of it. donald trump is the best statesman when it comes to foreign policy especially that we've had in decades. >> tucker: we are closer to nuclear annihilation then any time in the history of nuclear weapons, right now and all the liberals are ignoring it. it falls to donald trump to remind us of that. i've never seen anything crazier than this. charlie hurt, i appreciate your perspective as always, than thank you. by the way, this administration just committed the single most profound active environmental terrorism, blowing up western europe's natural gas pipeline and sending more co2 into the atmosphere than has ever been admitted into the atmosphere.

they won't admit they did that, they did do it. we asked donald trump who he thinks did it, will not show you his response in just a moment.

>> tucker: state media outlets like national public radio and the british broadcasting corporation are very upset that elon musk has taken over twitter. an open twitter is a massive threat them monday know that. they can't survive. a reporter from the bbc just sat down with elon musk and tried to attack him for extremism and hate speech in interview last night. what happened next is something you have to see. trace gallagher brings that to us now. >> this is the bbc's technology reporter james clayton who during his interview with elon musk failed to implement a couple of journalism one journalism one-on-one rules like never state a fact you can't back up and do your homework. had the clayton done his homework he would have learned back in december elton john quit twitter because the singer claimed the platform was allowing unchecked misinformation to which elon musk responded i love your music, hope you come back, is there any misinformation in particular you're concerned

about? elton john went silent. this bbc reporter went down the very same path, suggesting elon musk doesn't have enough staff to please hate speech -- watch. >> you can't name a single example, not even one. >> i'm not sure of use that feed for the last -- >> how can you say you sings hateful content? >> i've seen it -- >> i'm asking for one example. you can't given us an example? >> i say you don't know what you're talking about. you can't find me a single example of hateful content, not even one tweet and get you claimed the hateful content was high. that's false. you just lie. >> musk is right, clayton and others also suggested its content that is slightly racist or sexist but very unclear exactly who is deciding this

content is slightly some type ofist. >> tucker: great question. trace gallagher, thank you so much. the destruction of the nord stream two pipeline that carried natural gas from east to western europe was the single most profound act of environmental terrorism in history, it released more deadly co2 into the atmosphere. it was also an attack on our allies, our allies are the beneficiaries of the natural gas pipeline, germany which is the core of european nato suffered. the biden administration was talking about how much it loves nato attacked nato and they did it they promised to carry it out, they haven't really denied that they did it to during an interview with donald trump yesterday we thought we would ask who does he think did it? we previewed the answer last night, here is the full. >> who blew up the notes from pipeline? >> i don't want to get our country in trouble so i won't answer it, but i can tell you

who it wasn't, it was rush up your gum how about when they blamed russia -- they said russia blew up their own pipeline. you got a kick out of that one too. it wasn't russia. i won't answer the question because i don't want to get our country any deeper than they already are. we have the most incredible equipment, i rebuilt our whole military. we have things that -- you can do anything. we are equipped to do anything but i refuse to say it because i want our country to be pristine. -- in many ways, blowing it up was very bad because it created a lot of problems for europe in terms of the cost of energy. i had that pipeline stopped, totally stopped! when joe biden came and he approved it in the immediately started the finishing action, i

had nord stream two because i said for germany and europe to get their energy from russia, that was when i said -- i sent angela merkel the flag in my center the white flag of surrender, i said why do you do that, you have been fighting for russia for many years, if you ever have to fight with russia and they control energy you might as well just take the white flag of surrender, that's what i did. that was blown up and very dangerous to do it. but i think most people know who did it. >> tucker: once we start blowing up other people's critical infrastructure is there concern ours could get blown up and return? >> i think it's much more than infrastructure you're talking about. we could end up in world war iii over this whole thing, forget about pipelines. i believe it's the most dangerous period of time in history. because we have people on top that are incompetent.

again, china is fine if you know how to deal, russia if you know how to deal, russia wasn't going into ukraine, china wasn't going to taiwan with me. now all you see is china with ships all over the place and sending airplanes and bombers, that wasn't happening with me, he knew you can't do it. also rushing to you can't do it, they would've never done it. the most dangerous period of time because of weaponry, because of nuclear. the most dangerous period of time in history of our country and in the history of the world, right now. and we have an incompetent person at the top. >> tucker: douglas mcgregor is a retired colonel for the u.s. army, thanks so much for coming on. the joe biden people never stop yammering on about nato, the sacred alliance they never defined what it is but it's so important -- they just committed an act of war against nato.

it's very obvious they did that, how does nato survive this? >> nato is not surviving this, that is obvious. if you go behind the scenes, there is an enormous division in nato over what should happen next and more and more of the truth is coming out about ukraine. not only are the ukrainians not winning, people are discovering the ukrainians were turned into a weapon of mass destruction aimed at russia by us. this is something the europeans never signed up for. the president is absolutely right. the president gave you a very prudent answer. he said he really didn't know and that's true. we can't know unless we receive a briefing from the highest levels but he's also very concerned if you were to say yes that would put our soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines all over the world at risk, they would instantly become targets overnight for the very reason that you pointed out is an act of war, an octave or potentially against russia and also against

germany. >> tucker: i thought germany was our main ally in this war against russia and the alliance between united states and germany was sacrosanct, how could they do this? >> our alliance with germany is more important than anything happening in eastern ukraine, that's a fact, the germans are not only hugely important to us as trading partners but we have worked for years and they have worked very hard as well to build great confidence across national lines, germany is the foundation for european power. without it, the e.u. is out of business, without germany, nato is out of business. i don't know what the future holds but i can't imagine a wrecking crew anywhere in the world could have done more damage to our interests in europe in a shorter time than the biden administration. >> tucker: nicely put, it's sad to hear that but it's so obviously true, they are reckless lunatics let's not overstate it. thank you very much for your knowledgeable assessment. we pray do a lecture the other

day from the vice president of marketing at bud light told you the beer brand needs to update its friday image because friday is bad. it turns out this entitled white lady has a history it's pretty fraty herself. that's next.

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and i thought, "boy, this might not work but why not try it?" it is amazing and it works really well. >> tucker: if there is one theme that unites almost every story we've seen it's the people in charge despised and the people they are in charge of, politicians despising voters, preachers despising their congregation, generals despising their infantry, officers, and enlisted men. and shouldn't surprise you the bud light executive in charge of bud light hates people who drink bud light and thinks they should all become transsexual. >> we need to evolve and elevate this incredibly iconic brand.

what does it mean? it means inclusivity, it means shifting the tone. we have this hangover. bud light had been a brand of fratty out of touch humor and it was really important that we had another approach. >> tucker: fratty is bad, they are so entitled! that's the word from -- she went to harvard where it turns out she has a fratty passed herself. henry rogers of the daily got these pictures of that same person at school in 2006, you can see she's blowing up -- that's not in a biology class, that's some kind of frat setting, how is bud light doing, the branch she is partly in charge of, it's a lot more than $5 billion in market cap since

going trans. candace oh one as the host of candace she joins us tonight to respond, hope you want a bud light investor. >> unfortunately i was not and am not and nothing says i hate fratty quite like blowing up a at a blues fest which is exactly what she's doing you can't make this up but i'm going to have to defend her, listen, she's lying. she has to live. of course she enjoys frat culture, of course she had a good time while she was in college like every other person. now to survive in a woke culture you have to become a lawyer, you have to pretend you think fat is beautiful, you have to be race obsessed, you have to pretend to think dylan mulvaney is a woman then should be included in female spaces. we are being told you have to lie repeatedly in order to survive in corporate culture and she is a victim of that in the perpetuators of that. it's absolutely shameful and she should feel ashamed she brought this idea to bud light, i

believe she was conditioned, she went to harvard, what we think goes on? what do we believe is the sociology of people in the graduate harvard. they are being told this is the way they should think. dylan mulvaney was able to openly mock women, openly take the spaces from women, get contracts from other women come all these sponsorships and nobody cared until suddenly dylan mulvaney traversed into a male space and it became unacceptable, why a question mark because men don't tolerate this level of lies the way women do. we respond emotionally and not rationally, we should have been the ones to put in end to dylan mulvaney but we didn't because we feel bad, should we feel bad for men that want to be women and mock us and put on lipstick and pigtails and call themselves a girl? i think not but woke culture says yes. >> as usual you've taken it to a

much deeper and more profound level than i had thought through. in one sentence -- it's pretty amazing the battle of sexes has been won by men with the help of feminists. >> unfortunately once again, and have to rescue women from this terrible ideology taking place right now and i commend men for doing that. >> tucker: the grid candace owens, thank you so much for that. you remember the jussie smollett hoax -- it was a metaphor for so many things. we decided to speak to the people who were implicated in that hoax, the two men, boxers from chicago that jussie smollett paid to beat him up. great guys, we sat down with them for an episode of tucker carlson today would you definitely have to watch, here's part of it.

♪ ♪ >> we started off by saying that they sent him a hate letter to empire and he wasn't happy with the response the studio was giving him, like they weren't taking it seriously. after saying that, he now told me i want you to attack me. i was confused, i was looking at him in shock like okay, what else? he said i want you to think beat me up. i said okay, cool. said and he asked me do i have somebody else that would do its? he said i think you should use your brother, can we use your brother i said sure, why not? >> he goes and tells me about the hate letter that he got and how they weren't taking it seriously and that he wants us to pretend to beat him up. >> he did not like president trump at the time and

he was one of his biggest critics. he came up with the words we were going to say -- should i say the words? >> tucker: i hope you will. >> he came up with the call me empire [bleep]. [bleep]. >> tucker: he came up with that specifically? >> he wanted to hit those key points. you have to say this is maga country. >> he wanted us to get maga hats but we didn't have time. >> tucker: it was hard to find a maga hat in downtown chicago, nobody told robin roberts of "abc news," she thought the story was beautiful. that conversation right now on fox nation. at the height of the covid

hysteria when no one was allowed to say anything true our friend alex berenson decided he was going to say true things anyway, he was one of the only reporters who told the truth and as a result of that commitment, the white house and pfizer try to get twitter to ban him and they succeeded to. now alex berenson is suing the white house over this violation of his first amendment rights, he joins us next

's >> tucker: two days ago a

25-year-old man called connor sturgeon opened fire in a bank in louisville, kentucky. he shot 13 people and murdered five of them before police took him down. today his parents issued a statement saying their son had a diagnosed mental illness and had been receiving treatment from a psychiatrist periods parents offered no details about any of this and as far as we know, they were never asked but we would like to ask. what drugs was connor sturgeon taking when he committed mass murder? it seems like a relevant question, certainly more relevant than the endless circular debate over gun control that is once again being

inflicted on the rest of us. the percentage of americans who own guns has not arisen during our lifetimes, in fact it has fallen. meanwhile the percentage of americans taking powerful psychiatric drugs prescribed by doctors ssris, benzo data mean, amphetamines under brand names like adderall, now brain altering hormones, that population has jumped by hundreds. its growth has tracked the rise of mass shootings. is there a connection here? that's not a crazy question, what's crazy is ignoring the topic completely because you're taking huge money from big pharma which peddles these drugs. that's what our media and political classes are doing right now and it's shameful. speaking of big pharma, during the mass panic over covid, alex berenson formally of "the new york times" was one of the few reporters who dared to go with the facts led him.

because he did that, both the white house and pfizer board member scott gottlieb urged twitter to ban him from spe speaking. now he's suing both the biden administration and scott gottlieb, we think that's who dropped today. he joins us for an update, thanks so much for coming on. people can read about this at greater length on your sub stack but can you summarize what this case is? >> i never have the chance to say it so i have to said, who hasn't two thumbs and sued the president of the united states today? this guy. >> tucker: nice. so yes, i sued president biden and several white house officials, i sued scott gottlieb and i sued the chairman of pfizer. what the lawsuit says and i go into this in greater detail on the stack is that in 2021, the white house tried to get me banned from twitter.

that's pretty much a prima fascia violation of my first amendment rights and there is a very important case involving donald trump or a judge said you can't ban people from commenting on donald trump's twitter account and to some extent that's with the white house was trying to do, they were trying to prevent me from commenting on joe biden, prevents me from commenting -- you may remember two years ago at this time, joe biden's ridiculous press conference when he told people they could have barbecue if they were good and you and i commented on that on fox news. the white house did not want to twitter to let me make comments about things related to the vaccines and they pushed twitter to ban me. that didn't work because twitter knew i was not violating its policies, sold scott gottlieb was a former fda board member, former commissioner of the fda

and a board member at pfizer stepped in and told twitter to ban me and twitter did to. this is outlined in great detail in this complaint we have tremendous evidence about it. the only question is whether a court in new york state, federal court, federal judge probably appointed by a democratic president is going to want to let this lawsuit go forward because on the merits it's very strong. i want to say one more important thing about this, pfizer has tremendous immunity for any losses around vaccines, this is probably the only lawsuit that can pierce this in a meaningful way and get all of us to have some idea of what pfizer actually knew about the failure of the vaccines in 2021 and what they were telling the white house. if this lawsuit can survive the motion to dismiss because the white house and pfizer are doing everything possible to suppress this lawsuit it will provide a discovery that nobody else is going to be able to get to.

i'm hopeful that it's going to be expensive and hard and messy but i think we might be able to get there. >> tucker: government cannot silence critics of its policies, period. godspeed. we'll be right back.

>> tucker: democrats in congress are calling on california

senator dianne feinstein to retire because she's too old and not up to the job. seems like a preview of what they might do to the president, we are just guessing. tomorrow night we have an interview with the louisiana family that adopted the pet nutria raft, we are proud to be done i bring that to you, you may not be preloaded but you haven't seen this rodent. have the best night with the ones you love, sean hannity is here right now with a room full of friends. >> sean: they have a message for you, what's the message? [cheers and applause] i got another question. how many of you like to the interview tucker did with president trump, that you like that interview? eight interview. >> thank you come i appreciate that, have a great show. >> sean: welcome t