the brexit party was untruth —— under fairly treated on the programme, e—mailing: whether but richard tuckerdifferent response, when we have heard many times before from viewers. now, since 1972 newsround has been informing children about what is going on in the world, it has undergone many changes since then but the principle of providing a mix of serious and entertaining stories to young audiences in a way that does not patronise them has remained since the days of its first presenter. now the latest news on the apollo 17 astronauts and it is that they are speeding towards the moon at 211,000 miles an hour, 2.5 hours behind schedule. a law comes into force today to protect the world's rarest animals. it is the endangered species act and brings in very strict controls on the trade in rare animals. the famine in the african country of ethiopia is now by far the worst that anyone can remember. 7 million people are hungry. and thousands of men, women and children have died. memories therefore many of us, but in 2012 concerns were raised about the bbc‘s commitment to the programme when, after f

we are desperate, desperate, desperate, to beat donald trump. >> tucker: more billionaires! richardin, great to see you. >> sure. >> tucker: after eight weeks of competition from a former white house press secretary sean spicer finally left "dancing with the stars." an amazing run. he joins us next. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> tucker: former press secretary sean spicer was on "dancing with the stars" this season. a lot of people complained about him being there, but he made it a long time. eight weeks, i think. he received support from the president. here's a look at him dancing last night. ♪ ♪ [applause] >> tucker: sean spicer joins us tonight. you did what you needed to do. you went all in. you are savage. i love that. you lasted about five times as long as anyone predicted that you would. what did you think of the experience? >> honestly, i had a blast. i really, really enjoyed this, it exceeded my expectations. i went into this thinking one, two weeks, may become i'm not really good at this. but i will have fun, i will learn something. i made it to the quarterfinals of this show. >> tucker

we are desperate, desperate, desperate, to beat donald trump. >> tucker: more billionaires! richardgreat to see you. >> short. >> tucker: after eight weeks of competition from a former white house press secretary sean spicer finally left "dancing with the stars." an amazing run. he joins us next. ♪ we believe at newday usa we have a noble purpose. our purpose is not just closing a loan. we want to do whatever's best for the individual service person. we want to be known as america's mortgage company for veterans and active-duty service people, and they and their families. we're the ones there to help them. people are doing hard, arduous, difficult, dangerous things. some of them are giving their lives right now, today, for the freedoms that we have here in this country. they're willing to do that for you, for me, and for our family. so for us, at newday, to have the opportunity to turn around and help those people at this point in time. it's a labor of love, it's a noble service, and that's what we're all about. ♪ >> tucker: former press secretary sean spicer was on "dancing with th

thought the leader of the brexit party was unfairly treated on the programme, e—mailing: but richard tucker.5 hours behind schedule. a law comes into force today to protect the world's rarest animals. it's the endangered species act and it brings in very strict controls on the trade in rare animals. the famine in the african country of ethiopia is now by far the worst that anyone can remember. 7 million people are hungry and thousands of men, women and children have died. memories there for many of us, but in 2012 concerns were raised about the bbc‘s commitment to the programme when, after falling ratings, it was moved off bbc one to be shown only on cbbc. since then, there's been a greater emphasis put on its online offering, but it's retained two daily broadcasts on television. this week, though, the bbc announced plans it submitted to the regulator ofcom to drop the teatime bulletin, leaving only one in the morning. former editors and presenters voiced their concern about the proposal, as did mark on twitter. tom phillips agreed. and scott bryan had this to say. we asked bbc news for som

by today's standards -- >> tucker: revolution is coming, richard, you're in trouble!come a figure anytime. nbc news helps protect jeffrey epstein's friends from scrutiny. why is the press so eager to ignore one of the biggest scandals of the past century? it's a really interesting question. we are going to raise it again. then, has kanye west become and probably one of top christian evangelists? didn't ever think you'd say that, did you, could be true. that's all ahead. ♪ - do you have a box of video tapes, film reels, or photos, that are degrading? legacybox professionally converts them to dvds, thumb drive, or the cloud. legacybox is simple and safe, with over half a million satisfied customers. visit legacybox.com today, and get 40% off. ♪ >> tucker: we are about 20 years jeffrey epstein avoided any serious punishment for abusing young girls, a lot of them apparently. many, many, many. even though his behavior was an open secret. he got away with it because he was affluent and he had many powerful friends like bill clinton. even after his suicide we are still uncov

tucker: i think that's right. michael anton, great to see you tonight. congrats on the piece. richard goodstein an attorney and former advisor to the left. guy who got imbeached bill clinton and his wife hillary clinton. what guy couldn't pull his numbers up 10 points in two weeks. that's amazing. why don't they keep at it and trump will be elected with 70 percent of the vote. >> right. i would say ask andy bevin or matt bevin, excuse me or his pony irispone how emphasiziw unjust impeachment was how that worked for them. look at matt bevin on election day he pointed to how horrible impeachment was and how it was going to bring people to the polls and then of course we saw what happened. >> tucker: i gte the rhetorical point you are making, if you look a little bit into either one of those races, kind of hard to conclude that they are a sign of a coming democratic wave. maybe you really think that maybe you actually think impeachment is helping democrats. do you really think that? >> what i think is that the polls. you point a vanity fair piece that is a monthly. i'm looking at the pol

richard nixon got 32% of the black vote. if trump gets 34%, it would exceed that that is earth-shattering. >> tucker: it is.ever understood how mass immigration was supposed to help african-americans whose families have been here for 400 years. what's in it for them? i have never understood it. larry elder. >> it doesn't make sense. >> tucker: it doesn't make sense. i agree. >> my pleasure. >> tucker: in public barack obama stayed out of the 2020 race behind the scenes is he doing the best to shape his party. according to a new report obama has promised other democrat voters if bernie sanders begins to run away with the nomination, obama will get out there in public and try to sabotage his campaign. but obama also isn't willing to support his old running mate jobe. he has refused to endorse joe biden. he said biden lacks any bond with iowa voters. so, who exactly is barack obama for? what's really going on here? dana perino, host of the daily briefing with dana perino and she joins us tonight. >> dana: great to be in person. >> tucker: it is so nice to be here in your city of 8 million. [laughter] >> tucker