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watch me on ""tucker carlson tonight"." the man himself, lou dobbs. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody, top stories, the supreme court confirmation battle has hit a fever pitch, the findings of the fbi investigation of judge kavanaugh could come at any moment as senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has declared there will be a vote by the end of this week. meanwhile, significant questions remain unanswered about the testimony of kavanaugh's accuser christine blasey ford. >> and a man's life is in chatter, his wife is chattered, his daughters are beautiful, incredible young kids, they destroy people, they want to destroy people. these are really evil people. lou: we will take up the kavanaugh confirmation fight, congressman jim jordan joins us here tonight as do tucker carlson and jeanine pirro, midterm elections 34 days ago, the florida governor's race narrow to go dead heat as voters in that state focus on radical dem andrew gillum's record as mare of tallahassee, we will take a closer look at the latest polls with republi

watch me on ""tucker carlson tonight"."man himself, lou dobbs. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody, top stories, the supreme court confirmation battle has hit a fever pitch, the findings of the fbi investigation of judge kavanaugh could come at any moment as senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has declared there will be a vote by the end of this week. meanwhile, significant questions remain unanswered about the testimony of kavanaugh's accuser christine blasey ford. >> and a man's life is in chatter, his wife is chattered, his daughters are beautiful,

tucker carlson and author of the brand new book, shiver fools.s now available everywhere, we recommend to you highly. great to see you, congratulations on the book. >> thank you very much. lou: as you, well, you examine with a razer-sharp nice the corpus of body politics, the elites don't come too well in either party. >> no. lou: i'm stunned that you are not just a blind partisan pursuing the -- >> partisan, i've been in dc for 35 years, i have plenty of contempt to go around. trump gets elected, he gets elected despite everyone's predictions, he gets elected because the country is mad about major decisions washington has made. this happened, i get it. amazing, most amazing to me is that nobody in washington pauses and says, wait a second, did i do something wrong that the country is mad at me, no, it's -- the culture from policy, people hated those decisions and you've never owned up to that. lou: the damn fools are the dems. >> yes. lou: don't understand that trump is neither right or left, this is the man that came from the center. >> exactly

tucker carlson, raymond arroyo, corey lewandowski and howie kirk all here.ut first, the odious kanye west pile on. the outrageous attacks continue as the left pulls its hair out over this meeting that kanye had yesterday with president trump. msnbc guest michael eric dyson, you have seen him a lot on cable news, he pretty much called kanye just too stupid to talk to the president on any issues regarding race and trying to give the president cover on whac he really is, i guess, just a white nationalist. watch. >> we as african-american people cannot stand idly by while you give cover to a man who has proved to be a white supremacist, who has no interest in the african-american people. this is such a blitzkrieg of blathering ignorance. kanye, please cease the interventions through media about trying to engage issues of which you don't have sophisticated knowledge. >> sophisticated knowledge like beyonce and jay-z. when they are in the obama white house. donna brazile is accusing kanye of setting african-americans back 155 years. look at that. joining me pastor

. >> this week on q&a, fox news host tucker carlson on his new book "ship of fools." >> this week on "q&a," fox news host tucker carlson discusses his book "ship of fools: how a selfish ruling class is bringing america to the brink of revolution." >> tucker carlson, author of the book "ship of fools." who is mrs. raymond? tucker: mrs. raymond was my first grade teacher in california and the school year of 1975, 1976. she was the liberal archetype of the time. she was a willowy, blonde who wore indian peasant skirts with long wind chime earrrings and she was a kind of political activist/first-grade teacher and spent most of the year trying to make us like her, liberals. i've thought about her a lot in the years since, because i deeply resented this. as a first grader i did not like having views forced down my throat. in retrospect, her politics have become my politics. the things that she cared about, the struggle of the poor versus the week, the environment in the most basic sense. is the water clean, basic environmental concerns. she loved animals, she thought the american indians w

joining us is tucker carlson, the host of "i -- i like the name of the show "tucker carlson tonight." and the author of the new book "ship of fools." there we go. i knew we could catch up. it's available everywhere. we recommend it to you highly. it's great to see you. congratulations on the book. >> thank you very much. >> lou: as you, well, you examine with a razor-sharp knife the corpus of the body politic. the elites don't come out too well in either party. >> no. >> lou: i'm stunned to think you are not just a blind partisan pursuing the -- >> partisan? i have been in d.c. for 35 years. i have plenty of contempt to go around. truck gets elected. he gets elected despite everyone's predictions. he gets elected because the country is mad about major decisions washington has made. this happens. i get it. what is amazing to me, nobody pauses and says did i do something wrong that the country is mad at me? can i learn from this? no. it's russia. trump is arace. fine! were you part of this? the decision you made about the economy, culture, the foreign policy? people hated those decision

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i'm joined by tucker carlson, author of "ship of fools." great to have you here. were on the five with me last night. we were talking about ice cubes. aside from joking about it, is this really where the reporters want to go? >> this is the perfect weapon because it leaves no fingerprints then becomes vapor. it's diabolical. i'm old enough to remember when the less worried about the right turning this into some kind of theocracy and imposing its values on the rest of the country. the irony is they're doing it right now. it's a theocracy run by athiasts. i understand this is a political tactic. that's what political parties do. but the fact that is press is playing along with it, adding no perspective to it, reporteding on a guy who's written over 300 opinions as a federal judge all which ought to be open to debate as far as i'm concerned. how about his behavior when he worked for ken starr? it's absolutely within bounds to debate all of that. there is stuff to debate if you wanted to. instead we're arguing about his year book and some dumb phrase he and his friend

ruling class is bringing america to the brink of revolution." >> tucker carlson, author of the bookship of fools." who is mrs. raymond? tucker: mrs. raymond was my first grade teacher in california in the school year of 1975, 1976. she was the liberal archetype of the time. she was a willowy, blonde who wore indian peasant skirts with long wind chime hearings and she was a kind of political activist/first grade teacher, and spent most of the year trying to make us like her, liberals. i thought a lot about this since. i deeply resented this. as a first grader i did not like having views forced down my throat. in retrospect, her politics have in some ways become my politics. the things that she cared about, the struggle of the poor versus the weak, the environment in the most basic sense. is the air dirty? is the water clean? basic environmental concerns. she loved animals. she thought the american indians were cool. in the course of thinking through this book i was thinking of her and how few people like her still exist and how bewildering she might find the world now. where the peop

that that did not explain lee carlson.e witness who sat in court that pointed his finger at chris wright. >> i am certain and clear of what iai saw. i may not have told it right off the bat under the full stress of what i saw but i know what i saw. >> except one person who says he's mostly sure, lee carlson, is mistaken, chris wright himself. >> chris was jailed after his arrest, he wanted to make his case to "dateline" but authorities would not allow it. >> so you said you didn't do it. >> we d discussed all allegatio at lengths and some at his own. >> we are asked to believe that the police are incompetent that david novak is crooked and the only person that's driven in the snow is you. >> i had no motive and there is clearly ao person who's pointi the finger at me who got $2 million. >> i understand how difficult it is to believe but the alternative is i got up one day andp decided to go shoot some person in a disguise. >> chris wanted to talk about the voice mail, the one that held kent to be his death. though no voice

joining me now, tucker carlson, host of "tucker carlson tonight," and the author of the book "ship of up today, it is originally plato, it is also a movie. which one inspired you to name it -- under grateful dead song. >> the first in the third, plato and jerry garcia seemed a good combo. i wrote her because of moments like that. she's not attacking the president so much as she is attacking his voters in the explanation is trump won because it is a bad country, bigots because they supported trump. that is fantasy, like the rush explanation, more than that, and more upsetting is that nobody, -- by the way, this includes the republican leadership, it happened because the people in charge and election day in 2016 made a bunch of bad decisions and voters are mad about it. they have not learned from this experience at all and so the country become smart if i did as the elites refused to respond to voters, becomes more volatile, and it becomes more prime for the next thing which could be even scarier in my opinion. >> martha: is there any hope in your book that this could -- it could find s

-russia relations. >> this week on q&a, fox news host tucker carlson on his new book "ship of fools."> this week on "q&a," fox news host tucker carlson discusses his book "ship of fools: how a selfish ruling class is bringing america to the brink of revolution." >> tucker carlson, author of the book "ship of fools." who is mrs. raymond? tucker: mrs. raymond was my first grade teacher in california and the school year of 1975, 1976. she was the liberal archetype of

tucker carlson, host of "tucker carlson tonight" and author of the brand-new book "ship of fools," how a selvage ruling class is bringing america to the brink of revolution. >> is a big enough? and >> tucker: very good question. i have addicts edit to that extent, but it would need to be noah's ark. >> harris: i don't know if anybody remembers, but the first day of "outnumbered," you were in that seat. >> tucker: is on this resume to this day. >> harris: you took us to every blog on the surface of the planet. >> tucker: that was to show that you cannot repeat today. that's how much america has changed in five years. >> harris: probably true. i'm glad you're here. >> tucker: and glad to be here, thank you. >> harris: let's rock 'n' roll. a lot of activity on capital today. lawmakers are viewing the fbi investigation into judge kavanaugh. they have to decide whether to confirm him to the supreme court. by saturday. senate judiciary committee ranking member dianne feinstein slammed to the findings after viewing the report this morning. watch it. >> it looks to be a product of an incomplet

jesse: tucker carlson is here. of "tucker carlson" and author of "ship of fools" which is sitting first on the "new york times" best seller list. without the power of the state, liberals don't have the house, the senate other white house. so there is no way for them to deploy liberalism. so they are forced to go to the streets and bully and intimidate people. what do you think about this tactic. >> i think that is true. i think they have the power of the h.r. department in most of companies. i think they have the power of the tech monopolies which control all human information. but the purpose of these mobs is to affect the political end. it's not just that they are mad, those kids are probably mad. they have been told to be mad so they can reach an objective which is getting democrats elected to positions of power. jesse: it's all about persuasion. they are not trying to articulate an idea and convince voters to choose that idea. they are told to scream and harass their political enemies and make them cower in fea

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please give a warm georgetown welcome to bob carlson, president of the aba. >> thank you, buck, and thank you, dean trainer, for your hospitality. i appreciate buck's service as the chair of the aba standing committee on pro bono and public service. your leadership has enabled the aba to expand on its prominent role to promote the delivery of voluntary legal services to our most vulnerable neighbors. on behalf of the american bar association, i'm pleased to welcome you to this event. it is, indeed, a privilege to have with us this evening associate justice kagan of the united states supreme court. justice kagan is a graduate of princeton. she received her masters in philosophy from oxford. she then attended harvard law school where she received her jd. justice kagan had the honor and privilege of clerking for two legendry judges. first, judge abner on the u.s. supreme court -- u.s. court of appeals for the d.c. circuit and then for justice thurgood marshall at the united states supreme court. after briefly practicing at a law firm, justice kagan became a law professor at the university of

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welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." we want to start with a fox news alert.audi arabia confirmed this evening the death of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi. the state run media says khashoggi was killed and said it happened in a fistfight at the consulate in turkey. we will try to explain what it means in a minute from now but first update on the facts of the case. benjamin hall is in istanbul with those. ben? >> hi, tucker. 17 long days we waited for the explanation. now we get it today. only a few days after secretary pompeo flew to riyadh and demanded answers. what they are telling us and releasing publicly they arrested 18 individuals connected to the murder of jamal khashoggi. majority of the people were the same ones caught on c.c.t.v. entering the consulate and leaving afterwards. what they say happened inside was a fight. i will redo some of the statement. the discussion between khashoggi and the people who met him at the consulate led to a fight and a clash with hands led to the death. that line "with hands" is important because the leaks

speaking of apartheid, tucker carlson.his week, the pundit who somehow looked less like adoucha podcast and explained how the real victim of our divided nation is his dining options. ( laughter ) >> stephen: come on. somebody yelling "(bleep) you" doesn't ruin a meal. in fact, i think it wouldn't be thanksgiving without it. ( cheers and applause ) yup. thanksgiving. >> jon: i really like that one. >> stephen: but there's good news, there's good news. because there's still one establishment tucker frequents. >> stephen: so there's one restaurant tucker still goes to. naturally, i thought it was extremely white castle. but i was wrong. turns out it's a restaurant that caters just to him. the only restaurant that specifically caters to you, tucker carlson. at other restaurantses, you'll hear things like, "(bleep) you, tucker. or, hey, tucker, get (bleep). or tucker carlson can (bleep) with a weed wacker. we sill bright him every hour on the hour by shouting fu, tucker. of course, there's also our number one fudtucker's promis

fox news host tucker carlson book "schiphols" how the selfless class is bringing to the brink of revolution. i could not get past the idea for the country voted donald trump. how would you do that? it is not attack on trump? i think trump is right in the sense and a bun of things. you would not elect trump unless you really really, really wanted to send a message. what is the messaging? nesage is people who are in hated on both sides and him and screwed up. easterny night at 8:00 on q&a. they are competing to replace veintive of nar mcsally who is running another senate the seat the have a new member for fourth time since 2012 analysts this race as em democratic. coverage gets underway as we get the signal from arizona hear on c-span. its stop number 42 on the thour third most the populated state capitol indianapolis and called the crossroads of america. the city hosted the largest event in the world. general,s attorney mr. attorney general, good morning. >> googood morning, pedro. >> cue talk about the what you broke in the role of attorney general and what your fill fos philosophy is to t

tucker carlson ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."he president is speaking at this hour in rochester, minnesota, and we will go right to it if news happens, and it may. much has changed in the past three weeks, we watched slack-jawed as a professional lawmakers attacked the rule of law. i we have heard self-described antiracism activists embrace full throated racism on television. we have seen people who call themselves advocates for women destroy the life of an actual r woman for political gain. the country is all but inverted during the debate over brett kavanaugh's nomination, it is bewildering.th in case you are having trouble keeping track of it all, a reminder, it was only a weekek ago that democrats argued a second senate hearing into brett kavanaugh's high school record was not enough to findem the truth. we needed a supplementary fbi investigation and we needed it immediately. >> there needs to be an fbi investigation. >> the fbi is an agency ofme sworn trained law enforcement officers. they have the ability to do an investig

welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."expected and kind of amazing moment at the white house today. kanye west, the rapper, showed up in the oval office and proceeded to give what amounted to effectively a campaign speech sitting directly across from the president of the united states and pounding on the presidential desk. you've likely seen pictures of what happened everywhere. the scene may have confused you. you might have concluded it was a publicity stunt staged by famous people to become more famous. you may have found yourselfty muttering about the

[applause] >> fox news host tucker carlson discusses his new book. >> it is why we elected trump. i just cannot get past it. i could not get past the idea that the country voted for donald trump. why would you do that? i actually think trump is right in a somatic sense. but, you would not elect trump unless you really, really wanted to send a message. happy countries do not elect donald trump, desperate ones do. the people on both sides who hated him screwed up. >> sunday night at a clock eastern on c-span's q&a. c-span, where history unfolds daily. created as aan was public service by america's cable television companies. today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. host: jeff cohen of the association of public safety communications officials, who do you represent here in washington? jeff: thank you, first for the invitation to be here. our association is the largest nonprofit of communication pro

tucker carlson. tucker carlson is right. [applause] i got it first.anded on a desert island and you could pick one fox news personality to take with you, who would it be. probably greg gutfeld because he would keep me laughing. >> jesse watters. >> he's younger than me, i know. it's gotta be tom. clearly, the ultimate fox news super fan. >> what you got there. >> i've got a hat. i have a really big head so there goes. fox nation. now, if you like that you will be happy to know the show is debuting only on fox nation, and it's not just shows, we got gear like this hat. >> i will wear this every day and so will he. so will jesse watters. jesse, what's going on over there? >> thank you. we've got some crazy merchandise over here. working to check out all the perks you guys are to be able to get when you sign up in a minute tell you how to do it and we'll be right back. fox nation everybody did you ever notice that the very first bite of every great meal is always the potato? that's why it should always be an idaho potato. only genuine idaho potatoes have

. >> tucker carlson discusses his .ook >> it's about why we elected trump. i couldn't get past it. i couldn't get past the idea that the country voted for donald trump. why would you do that? not an attack on trump. i think trump is right in a thematic sense. but you wouldn't elect trump unless you really really wanted to send the message. happy countries don't elect donald trump. the messages, the people in charge on both sides screwed up. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. c-span studentcam video competition is in full swing. this year's question is, what does it mean to be american? students and teachers from around the country have taken to social media, boasting about their entries. this teacher tweeted, with cakeg federalism in ap government as we work on our c-span studentcam documentary. centralthanks to our middle school, showcasing their studentcam project. this high school teacher tweeted, civic students kicking off their final project. answering the question, what does it mean to be an american? harrisburg academy teacher tweeting, g-7 students on an outin

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tucker carlson is next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."r the weekend americans gathered in church and synagogues to pray for the 11 innocent people who were murdered in pittsburgh on saturday. they bowed their heads and asked god for healing and thought hard about how to bring the country together and improve themselves and be kinder to the people around them. that is the america you grew up in. a descent place full of decent people trying to do the right thing. there is the other america of cable news and twitter. political operatives rush to the seen of human tragedy to leverage it for political gain and make snap judges to implicate their political opponents in crimes they did not commit. they use here and rage to accomplish what reasoned argument could never accomplish. they commit moral blackmail. their aim is gun control. a crazy person committed an evil act so you must be disarmed. this time that's not their goal. their goal is more comprehensive. they want to take charge of what you are allowed to say and think. how? by blaming you

telling tucker carlson the false claims are slap in the face. >> i feel betrayed.he was using the name trying to be american indian just to ride the bus. she needs to come back and apologize to everybody for what she has done. >> reporter: in may she said a foreign was proven to be native american she would be the first one to welcome her into their heritage. rob: glenn simpson plead the fifth, the cofounder of gps refusing to answer calls or answer questions under subpoena. fusion was paid by the democratic national committee and the clinton campaign in 2016 to investigate donald trump's possible ties to russia, the president calling for doj official bruce kim jong un 6 to be fired, is it possible, for work done to the fake dossier, still working toward the department of justice. jillian: the harvard dean of admissions admitting white applicants have stronger recommendations than asian americans as protesters line up outside a federal courthouse as the court faces a discrimination suit. the university accused holding asian american applicants to higher standards l

a former facebook engineer tell tucker carlson this is how our culture has no place online. >> tryingaw lines around what is acceptable, it is dangerous and impractical, a huge strategic misstep. >> reporter: outrage comes as the supreme court agrees to hear a case that users can challenge over free-speech. facebook users reached out about censorship claims. >> i agree with that person. it is impractical because either way you do it, and who is determining which site will be taken down. >> fox news alert, 100 children and over a dozen states sickened by a bizarre paralyzing disease. brand-new warnings from the cdc and what every parent needs to know right now. >> native american ancestry. >> elizabeth warren's big reveal backfiring. an example of identity politics dividing our country. we debate it up next. ♪ amily of the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road? i think it's the chevy. ford. it's not ford. i think it's ram. not ram either. that's chevy! it's chevy! gorgeous. get a total value of eleven thousand dollars when you finance with gm financial. that's

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q&a is next with political commentator and author tucker carlson on his new book "ship of false." -- fools." campaign 2018 coverage at 10:00 as republican john james, and iraq war veteran faces democratic incumbent debbie. this week on q&a, fox news host tucker carlson discusses his book "ship of fools: how a selfish ruling class is bringing america to the brink of revolution." >> tucker carlson, author of the book "ship of fools." tucker: mrs. raymond was my first grade teacher in california and the school year of 1975, 1976. she was the liberal

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tucker carlson next. good night, everybody. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." trump rally in progress in iowa. it's right outside of omaha. if news happen we will go there. first up to speed on what is happening in washington. the crack political team over at the "washington post" uncovered a brand new species of fake news you need to know about: originary left wingones. -- wing mobs. they cast the trump resistant movement as an angry mob. the "washington post" wants you to know these mobs are not real. they are an illusion. that may surprise you. you may have seen videos of prominent republicans being chased out of restaurants by progressives and read how a republican congressman was shot with a rifle by a bernie sanders supporter. and college campuses descend into rioting because conservatives showed up to talk. and groups of hysterical young people why would at lawmakers. all of this may have given you the mistaken impression there is a threat of disorder and lawlessness from th

and here's fox news anchor tucker carlson posing with two proud boys and roger stone. sean hannity says he has never heard of the proud boys. but according to media matters, the group's founder gavin mcinnes has been on his show 24 times. >> joining me now tonight's great american panel, author, troublemaker gavin mcinnes. gavin mcinnes. gavin mcinnes. gavin mcinnes. gavin mcinnes back in the house. gavin, you want to start any more trouble? >> hannity also had a proud boy member on his radio show last year. the question is are the proud boys finding a place for themselves in mainstream politics? why are republicans associating with this hate group? are they emboldening them? kelly weil joins me now. she wrote a piece in the daily beast titled "republicans are adopting the proud boys." this is a fascinating piece. thank you for coming on tonight. so talk to me about the proud boys. who joins this group? >> well, not so proud boys join the proud boys. the proud boys cater to a group of men usually young white men who feel disenfranchised, who feel as though social justi

last week, i'll say it again tonight -- i take no pleasure in that because we have learned tucker carlsonalso donating all the money -- all his proceeds from his book to charity. you're a good man, tucker. thank you so much for doing that. ( cheers and applause ) we can disagree with each other, but we can get together on good things like h helping people, we should get together on those things, you know what i mean? ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: yeah, everybody can agree with that. we've all got of course, two weeks from tomorrow, america will be holding the midterms. go vote. no excuses, go vote. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: got tobeere at 11:35, we here live from the ed sullivan theater. some are calling it "the most important election of our lifetimes." and what many liquor stores are calling, "the reason we're staying open for an extra hour." ( laughter ) democrats are presently ahead in the polls, but president trump-- ( cheers ) president trump is employing the same winning strategy as of 2016: racism and lying. on the racism front, there's this huge group of immigrants from h