tucker is up next. have a great weekend. >> tucker: good evening. welcome to tucker carlson. an angry mob gathered in downtown tehran yesterday attacking the united states. protesters stole an american flag from a nearby vehicle and set itscreaming, stealing flag-burning mob was there to express their support for congressman maxine waters. waters inspired them with rhetoric like this. >> you see them in a restaurant, an apartment store a gasoline station, you get out and you tell them they're not welcome anymore, anywhere. >> tucker: meanwhile, elsewhere in los angeles, a newly opened coffee shop was attacked by mass protesters that hurled feces at the building. they said the owner supports donald trump's immigration policies. as it happens, the owner is himself an immigrant. i'm confused, he said. it didn't matter. on the left, quite some time. [chanting]. >> shame on you! shame on you! >> tucker: we first saw this on college campuses where student activists demonstrated about new ideas they didn't understand. over time though, the protests became physical and dangerous. win

tucker carlson is up next. thanks for joining us. ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."or more than 100 years the democratic party was organized around the interest of ordinary americas. higher wages and better working conditions. when democratic ideas didn't work and somewhere silly. their focus was clear. american citizens were the party's priority. that is no longer the case. to the modern democratic party americans are an after-thought. find a democrat running this year on the opioid crisis or the deline of the middle-class. hard to find one. they are bored by these topics. they are interested in power and they need reliable new voters that won't make difficult demands like a higher standard of living. the democratic party supports open borders. immigration is the only issue is matter because packing the electorate is the only way to regain control of this country. their goal is clear. they will do anything to achieve it. here is the governor of new york likening the trumped to islamic terrorists for the crime of dareing to enforce federal immigration law. >> that ar

. >> tucker: good evening welcome to tucker carlson tonight. last night during our interview from helsinki, part of that interview has made headlines today. people are upset about it and it has nothing to do with vladimir putin or mother russia, it has to do with the nation of montenegro which by the way is smaller than the state of connecticut. it has fewer residents than the district of columbia. it's a relatively poor place ite has no critical natural resources and limited strategic significance. few americans could find it on a map or name its capital or its president. apparently it's a nice place but those are the facts about montenegro. from un-american perspective it's it's not an important country. and yet a suddenly because of an act of congress that few people noticed, montenegro has profound significance to every american. since last year, montenegro has been a member of the nato alliance. that means if it ever findsn itself in a war, our military is pledged to defend it. that's called a defense guarantee. defense guarantees don't se

"tucker carlson tonight." pink haired sex educator declared that parents should seek consent from babies before chaining their diapers. otherwise, they could grow up to tolerate sexual assault. human babies can't consent to anything. they can't do anything, they are babies. cathy areu thought it was a great idea. so consent for diaper changing from babies. this raises the obvious, practical question, how would a baby give consent? >> well, the idea isn't exactly -- the baby isn't going to say yes or no, but give the baby a few moments, talk to the baby, is it okay, i'm going to change your nappy, she's australian. >> tucker: you wouldn't say that to an american baby. >> it's teaching consent. teaching autonomy. i'm not going to touch your body if you don't want me to. like talking to a baby about anything, mommy loves you, daddy loves you. why wouldn't the concept of talking to a people about doing something so serious, changing a diaper, be so ridiculous. >> tucker: you don't expect a baby to respond in a way

>> tucker: or threatened him?not just brennan, it isis potentially end we believe it is also james clapper, susan rice, people who are active participants in current partisan warfare, shouldn't there be some mechanism to prevent people who are engaging in partisan warfare from having security clearance? >> judges grant warrants so they would have to go to a judge to get permission to look at the database. i don't want them researching donald trump's political supporters, their bank records, their phone records, the way to stopop it is to have overhaul reform. i'm going to talk to the president on monday. were going to ask the president will you institute a new rule at the fbi that says they cannot search these foreign databases for americans material without asking a judge for permission? >> tucker: thank you for doing this. it's taken so long for someone to do something about it i'm glad you are. paying to abolish plastic straws, one of the scourges of this country is sweeping america. we have an anti-straw advoc

tucker carlson is up next. >> good evening, well tomorrow to tucker carlson tonight. progressives have always been ang dwri, indignation is their signature emotion a year and a half into the trump administration, their rage has finally consumed them. the left is spinning completely out of control. just two weeks ago, only a few fringe figures called for abollishing border enforcement. now that the mainstream view in the democratic party. >> it's strayed so far from its mission, it's supposed to be here to keep americans safe. what it's turned into is frankly a terrorist organization of its own. >> we need to rebuild our immigration system from top to bottom. starting by replacing i.c.e. are w. something that reflects our morality. >> c.e., a group of incompetents. they're foe used more on toddlers than terrorists. >> get rid of it, start over, build something that works. >> kirsten gillibrand and elizabeth warren are thinking about running for president. they take don't positions lightly. if they're calling for the end of national borders, what they're calling for, th

tucker carlson, up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson.t was supposed to be trumps katrina, remember that? it was a full month of angry protest, hysterical columns. tricking media personalities. all designed to turn voters against the president, decisively and permanently. immigration policies coming out of the white house made trump look like hitler. they told you again, and again on the other channels. it was a month of nonstop drama. progressive mobs threatening administrations. what was the effect of all this? politically. we know have a conclusive answer to that. in the first week of june, right before all this began, the president's approval rating, the average was 42%. his disapproval rating, 54%. after a full month of all the cable news, calling him hitler. trumps up to approval rating rose to 43%. he one of the highest of his presidency. his disapproval dropped to 50%. those over the beginning of the month. here's the remarkable part. the harvard harris folder, his approving rows with hispanic voters. keep in mind, this was the ex

. >> coming up next, tucker's interview with president trump ♪ >> tucker: we just landed from helsinkiack in the nation's capital, we're going to have our full extended interview with the president from helsinki and we asked him of course about russia. there are many more important and pressing issues today it's not just russia and we asked of the about those as well. first, tonight with remarkable speed and intensity, the media, foreign policy establishment, both political parties have come together as one to attack the president for his meeting with the russian president vladimir putin. anderson cooper, john mccain, mitt romney they all describe the president's remarks about russia as disgraceful. former cia director john brennan called them treasonous. if nancy pelosi and chuck schumer announced that he was being blackmailed by a foreign power, or a spy, one member of congress called for a military coup against the presidency. as the rigid storm's world of the president bowed to the inevitable, genuflecting before u.s. intelligence agencies whose judgment must never be questioned an

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."ast night a secretly recorded conversation between president trump and his now estranged attorney michaelen cohen aired on television. much of the dialogue was garbled but the thrust seemed to be that one of the men on the call had a personal history consistent with what you might expect from a long time atlantic city casino owner, consorting with loose women. viewers had assumed he was a conventional midwestern evangelical, this one must've been a total shock. for everyone else it was not. for the professional hysterics in cable land the cohen tape was the breaking list possible breaking news, a hindenburg moment. here's a brief selection of the pandemonium from last night. >> back now with breaking news, secret recording between then candidate donald trump and his attorney michael cohen. >> released a recording tonight. >> cnn has exclusively obtained a secret audio recording. >> the president is firing back at that audio recording. >> the cohen-trump audio recording. >> tucker: 500

tucker carlson is next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."py friday. according to a news report that dropped last night, michael cohen, donald trump's former personal attorney, is prepared to testify in the mueller probe that the president knew about a june 2016 meeting in new york city between his son don jr. and a russian lawyer who claimed she had dirt on the hillary clinton campaign. let's assume that all of this is literally true. what does it mean? why should we care? if you have watched television over the last 24 hours, you know the answers. what this means is the end of the trump presidency and not the united states tis. -- itself. nothing is as momentus as this. don junior's meeting with a russian lawyer. who knew about this meeting? what were they wearing when they met? it's on the questions like these that the face of nations hang. the huffing and the puffing. >> that puts donald trump in a conspiracy on this issue before the fact. that evidence on its face, if it was supported would be an impeachable offense. >> he had prior know

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" ."e just landed back from helsinki into the nation's capital, where it is hot and intense. we're going to have our full extended interview with the president from helsinki and we asked him of course about russia. there are many more pressing issues on the world stage, not just about russia. we asked the president about that as well. we'll bring you the whole thing first. first, tonight with remarkable speed and intensity, the media, foreign policy establishment, both political parties have come together as one to attack the president for his meeting with the russian president vladimir putin. anderson cooper, john mccain, mitt romney, they all describebe the president's remarks about russia as disgraceful. former cia director john brennan called treasonous and grounds for impeachment. nancy pelosi and chuck schumer announced that he was being blackmailed by a foreign power, or a spy, one member of congress called for a military coup against the presidency. as the rage storm swirled, the p

it's your favorite tucker carlson. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> tucker: good evening.come to "tucker carlson tonight." a remarkable amount of news today for a friday in july. dan joins us in a moment to go through it. we will talk to the most prominent democratic socialist in america, cornell west about how his movement seeks to change this country. first according to john solomon, new memos show an effort by the fbi officials to cripple the trump administration. these memos reveal politically inflamed fbi empployees working to accelerate an investigation into donald trump before election day. at heart of this peter strzok who landed the russia investigation from the beginning and promised his girlfriend they could stop trump. they did their best. in september 2016, carter page wrote a letter to the director of the fbi jim comey about false leaks about him. strzok's reaction: at a minimum this letter provides us the pretext to interview carter page. in other words an excuse. in another memo strzok tells page he is placing the hurry the f up pressure on mccabe to get a

. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." for more than a hundred years, the democratic party was organized around the interests of ordinary americans. democrats ran campaigns on things like higher wages, better working conditions, against ther banks that crush their voters with debt. a lot of democratic ideas didn't always work, some were silly -- but the focus was always clear. american citizens with a party's priority and that is no longer the case. to the modern democratic party, americans are an afterthought. find afi democrat running this year on the opioid crisis or high energy crisis or the collapse of public schools and the decline of the middle class -- hard to find one. democrats are bored by these topics. what interests them is power, in order to win and maintain it they need reliable new voters, voters who will support them obediently without making difficult demands like a higher standard of living. that's why the democratic party suddenly supports open borders so fervently. immigration is the only issue that ma

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tucker is up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."e are live tonight from helsinki, finland. north enough that the sign is still glowing. sun going up or down, not clear. president trump was of course here today with russian president vladimir putin. they concluded the first one-on-one summit meeting. we interviewed president after they finished and we will show you excerpts with the full extended interview with the president tomorrow on this show. in a press conference, the president hailed the meeting as a turning point in america-russia relations. here is part of it. >> president trump: our relationship has never been worse than it is now. however, that changed as of about four hours ago. i really believe that. >> tucker: the president also addressed the robert mueller investigation into russia collusion. here is part of that. >> president trump: i think that the probe is a disaster for our country. i think it has kept us apart. it's kept us separated. there was no collusion at all. everybody knows it. >> tucker: fox news white hou

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome >> tucker: good evening welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," wenow that it is a little bit strange, a little bit odd that john brennan still has a high level security clearance. he does not work for the government anymore. he is a cable news gap or who spends his life yelling at people on twitter. he is also a political extremist who if you listen carefully seems unbalanced. john brennan gets a securityre clearance, why not the homeless guy talking to himself on the bus? it seems like a fair question. apparently the white house agreed. the administration announced that it is seeking to remove clearances for john brennan, jim clapper, and other former officials who do not work for the government, because why would they have security clearances? that would not be a very big story, but things are not normal right now, here's how the geniuses on cable news reacted watch. >> this is an abuse of executive power. this is erdogan's turkey. >> that is exactly what you see in regimes. it is childish, it is petty. >> this is so extraordinary, the last thing

tucker carlson is up next live in d.c. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight all week we have watched our leaders hyperventilate about the threat of other countries to our democracy. they seek to influence our election they have told us again and again and they are right, some countries do that. it's a fair point. with that in mind it was a little bit surreal to watch today as democratic politicians in california encouraged foreign nationals to actually vote in our elections. it wasn't reason, how could it be -- progressives are doing it. it's a form of civil rights. in san francisco, citizens of other countries including illegal aliens are now allowed to vote for school board, other offices will not be far behind. san francisco is the biggest city to try this but the trend is spreading nationwide. in maryland, foreign citizens can vote in all local elections. there's a push underway in new york city and in boston to allow the same thing. none of this is treasonous, it is not a hacking of our democracy, there's nothing putin or donald trump would do, it is act

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."ast week we broke the story that john brennan as well as other obama officials somehow retain their security clearances long after leaving their government jobs. this will allow them access to highly classified information including leaks from former colleagues who are still working in the intel agencies. today the white house announced it is seeking to revoke those clearances and we will have that in just a moment. but finally we have a copy of the fisa warrant application that allowed the obama administration to spy on the trump campaign in 2016. the document is heavily redacted but certain facts are clear. the obama administration argued with a straight face thatt carter page was a secret agent working for the russians. this is absurd and yet it was widely believed in washington. watch this. >> there is a very clear belief that carter page was conspiring with russia in ways that were nefarious. >> there was overwhelming evidence to have probable cause to do surveillance. >> it would

all day, and now all night for a free sample visit tena.us tucker carlson is next. >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker evening and tocome "tucker carlson tonight," happy friday. according to aep news report tht dropped last night, michael: cohen is prepared to testify in the mueller probe that the president knew about a june meeting between his son and a russian lawyer who claimed she had dirt in the hillary clinton campaign. let's assume that all of it is true, what does it mean and why should we care? if you have been watching television you already know the answers to those questions. what this means is the end of the trump presidency if not of the united states itself. we should care because nothing in human history since the harnessing of fire and the invention of the wheel is as inherently momentous as this, don jr.'s brief meeting two years ago with an unknown russian lawyer. who knew about this meeting? what were they wearing when they met? it's the questions on which states of nations hang. big goat that puts donald trump in a conspiratorial node before the fact. that evidence on its face if

. ♪ >> tucker: a good evening and welcome to tucker carlson "tucker carlson tonight."mallpox and thus spanish flu haveve changed the course of history the last few years. here's the new one, trump derangement syndrome. it's an insidious illness because it doesn't really affect individuals but entire political parties rendering them unrecognizable. until about 20 minutes ago for example, they considered themselves of reason, and they were often a party that fought mccarthyism. now it's a party that engages in mccarthyism enthusiastically. watch. speak out this is nothing short of treasonous because it is the betrayal of the reason stomach region. >> i think donald trump is a fascist and i think everything is stands for is disgusting. >> that is pure racism. the government is cynically using that racism to appeal to his base. speak out that is not what you see in a democracy, that's exactly what you cnn authoritarian regime. >> they dare me to say impeachment, and today i say, impeach 45. >> maxine waters did not stop there, she urged her followers towe hunt down and har

thanks for joining us, tucker is up next. ♪ >> tucker: a good and welcome to tucker carlson tonight.mallpox, through a bubonic plague, the spanish flu. those are some of the diseases that have changed the course of history over the last few hundd years. trump derangement syndrome is particularly insidious because it doesn't affect individuals but entire entire political parties rendering them unrecognizable. until about 20 minutes ago for example the democrats saw themselves as parties of reason. they were, as they often told you, the party party that fougt mccarthy as him, and now they are the party that engages mccarthyism. >> this is nothing short of treasonous. he's giving comfort to the enemy. >> i think donald trump is a fascist and everything he stands for is disgusting. >> that is pure racism and the president is cynically using that racism to appeal to his face. >> that is not what you see and democracy, that's exactly what you see an authoritarian regimes. >> today i say impeach 45. >> speaking of hysteria, maxine waters did not stop there. she rips her followers to hunt do

you'd better do something, i told them that. >> tucker: what are the lessons for us? >> president trump: we have to be strong in the border, were much stronger than we ever were and our numbers are much lower. where getting the wall, were putting in about $5 billion we've already started the wall and a 1.6 billion started in san diego. it's almost completed in that area. the people who are really asking for it, they probably go down as we don't want the wall but when it came to their backyard they wanted that wall and they wanted of the fast. we've started the wall, were going to continue with the wall, we have strong immigration policies -- our laws are so bad, somebody comes in and we end up with a court case that takes seven years and people never show up to court. it's so bad and we have to do something about it. if they come into our land we have to say i'm sorry you have to leave. not i'm sorry please come to court, were going to put you in court you can come back in three years and they never show up. that's what's happening now. it's crazy. >> tucker: why do y

>> president trump: i would say probably none. >> tucker: why is that? >> president trump: how about asking me about japan, south korea, a lot of other countries who are very successful? >> tucker: is there pressure to allow refugees and immigrants to come in? >> president trump: i don't think people making the decision would want to waste the phone call, there's no chance. check out japan, ask them, how if many have you taken? you can count them on your fingers. >> tucker: if the key to success as a country is immigration -- >> president trump: i'm not talking about key to success. it depends on what immigration, what's going on but you're asking me about china, i could add other countries also. it is virtually impossible. mexico has very strong immigration, mexico wanted they could stop this huge flow of people coming up from different parts of south america including mexico and pouring into our border. our laws are so bad, we have the worst laws anywhere in the world. we have the worst immigration laws in the world, we don't have any law -- we have th

tucker actually went to trial. he was found not guilty, but that did not save the tucker automobile company. our 1958ust looked at edsel, one of the great failures of the automobile industry. karma works out, tends to balance out, and not long after enjoyed one of the greatest successes in the automobile industry to make up for that loss, and that was the ford mustang. the one behind me is serial number one, the first production mustang. this is where it all began. the mustang was unlike anything else being built by american automakers at the time. it was introduced in 1964. this was a car designed to look cool, for one thing. you could buy corvettes at that time. they certainly looked cool, but they were fairly impractical. they were designed more as second cars or perhaps heard cars if you were well off, things you would take for fun road trips. was for your practical daily driving, picking up groceries, picking up kids, what have you. the rear seat was fairly small, but you could get kids back there. the mustang

did the president -- welcome, tucker.resident hear the reaction to his presentation prior to boarding air force one? prior to your interview? >> tucker: i spoke to him almost directly after the press conference and i was getting updates on the reaction from the u.s. and read some of them to him. he didn't seem moved by them at all. he dismissed them. i think he knows what he thinks on the russia question. i guess that was obvious from the press conference. he thinks russia is not the primary threat to the united states. china is. and that it's absurd to pass up a chance to become closer to a government that help the united states in some way. that is the position he has stated for a couple years. he seemed more hardened and it than i thought that he had been in the past. he didn't seem especially disturbed by the reaction. >> geraldo: did he or did you ask him whether the kind of equivocal answer that putin gave one asked the question do you have any dirt on president trump, did president trump say i wish he had been more

tucker is up next. have a great weekend. >>good evening and welcome to tucker carlson.n anger mob gathered chanting slogans attacking the united states. america was never great, they screamed. terrifying. but hold on a sec. that actually didn't happen in iran, much as it seems like it. it happened in los angeles, in our country, the one they say was never great. they were there to express their love and support for congressman maxine waters. if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, at a department store, at a gas station, you tell them they're not welcome anymore anywhere. >> meanwhile, elsewhere in los angeles, a newly opened coffee shop was attacked by mass protesters who hurled feces at the building. i'm confused, he said. but it didn't matter. on the left, the penalty for thought crime is swift and certain, if nonsensical. for disagreeing with the mob, the immigrant owner is not allowed to make a living. those are the rules. this lunacy did not come out of the blue. it has been brewing for quite some time. [chanting] >>if kids don't eat in peace, you do

tucker carlson is next. >> ♪ >> good evening. welcome to the tucker carlson show. am filling in for tucker this evening. no matter who president trump picked for the supreme court the left would go beserk. as soon as good kavanaugh's nomination was announced, protestors competed to see who could be the most upset. >> [shouting]. >> to say no and to say yes to liberty and justice. >> are you ready to defend roe v. wade. what is is at stake is women's freedom! our freedom to make our own decisions. our freedom to decide how many children we will have. >> actor rob reiner tweeted. it's official. trump who is under investigation for obstruction of justice and u-co u-conn -- conspiring with an enemy to destroy democracy. john daniel davidson from the federalist joins us now. i appreciate you joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> we have all seen a lot of this outrage. it's not necessarily a surprise. being as a federalist, i guess you are supposed to be evil. on the list you helped to create for the president with judicial nominees if godzilla and othersor that list.

tucker colterre carlson is up n. ♪ ♪ >> good evening. welcome to tucker carlson tonight.e you were having a great fourth of july celebrating our country. some on the left were against it. progressives despise president trump so much they have begun to dislike the country that elected him. for generations liberals championed free speech and privacy and due process. now they lead the charge against civil liberties and all that dare to defend them. just this morning he was denounced by the left suggesting that the president might be protected by the bill of right. we'll explain what happened to him. >>> signs of growing extremism in this country on the left are everywhere. yesterday, a woman shut down the statue of liberty. think about what you are watching here. congo is noted for mass rape and cannibalism. imagine being welcomed in our country the united states. you would be grateful, wouldn't you? this person isn't grateful at all. she took over one of our monuments to scream about how racist we are, and progressives support her. michelle goldburg explained that 80-year-o

in for tucker this evening.o matter who president trump picked for the supreme court of the left going to go berserk. the women's march sent out a statement declaring the opposition. as soon as judge brett cavanaug cavanaugh's nomination was announced last night, the floodgates opened. steps of the supreme court competing who could be the most upset. >> [chanting. >> to say no to the supreme court and say yes to liberty and justice. if >> are you ready to defend roe vs. wade? >> what is at state? it's women's freedom, our freedom to make our own decisions, our freedom to decide how many children were supposed to have. >> >> tammy: it's official, -- johnhn daniel davidson is a senr correspondent at the federalist, he joined us now. i'll come to the program i appreciate you joining us. i'm sure we have all seen a lot of this outrage regularly, it's not necessarily a surprise. being at the federalist, i guess you're supposed to be evil. i'm wondering on that list that you're supposed to help you create with judicia

it's not for me. >> tucker: it's only monday! i know.y. >> i have a show on the weekend. it's never the weekend for me. >> tucker: exactly. >> thank you so much. welcome to hannity, i'm janine in for sean. in less than one week from tonight, president trump will announce his pick to fill the supreme court vacancy left by justice anthony kennedy. early this morning, the president met with four potential candidates and plans to pete with at least two more later this week. meanwhile, during an interview with our own maria bartoromo, president trump weighed i

they are getting rid of a lot. >> tucker: this was amazing. a lot happened. he dismantled a nuclear test sight does crossed over the dmz. you would not have come here if he was not willing to talk about denuclearization. >> that's right. >> tucker: all of that happened before you walked in. i don't remember that you sent cargo planes or cash or gave anything. why do you think he is interested in doing this? >> i noticed some of the press. i am not knocking them. honestly they are treating me good on this subject. what is to treat badly. some of the press would say he is meeting with them does therefore he has a major loss. since when? others wanted to and it probably could never have worked out. we have not seen missiles going up in 7 or 8 months. you have not seen research. you have not see nuclear tests. japan is happy because they were encircled. they were going right over the middle of japan. we got our hostages back. we didn't pay for that. i don't say that bragging because he did such a smart thing. that was a good thing to do. i feel so badly about ott

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tucker has yourta forecast des in a few minutes.rin. >> police activity impacting your commute in southeast as well as noreast. big adjustments for the red line staroing tomorw. the latest on that as well. >> thank erin and mike. le>>> or overnigh rck a b trist boat capsized last night in missouri. >> it happened oak ae near tourist mecca of branson. this morning at least five ople are still missing. maureen is here with the latestevelopments. mo. >> good morning to you. questions about whether they had onjackets and if they could sifwim, just a tragedy al a day on the lake taking a ictrag tur a tour boat sinks leaving at least 11 people dead. emergency responders were called to table rock lake thursday when are a duck boat in branson, missouri capsized killing several passengers. when it happened, a powerful line of thunderstorms was moving through the area. the b was fighting strong winds and rough choppy waters just before t accident. officials believe weath was a factor. >> there was some heavy wd and it was having problems thro

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