mr. carlson's show monday morning. . that's just soupl of the background when it comes to the situation of yesterday. when it comes to fox news particularly, this is debbie thompson's comment on the facebook page saying we canceled fox nation yesterday. adding that karlsson -- carlson and one of the other hosts were the main shows we watched on fox. we set a line for all others. besides fox news and cnn viewers. david in new york on our line for others, you are next up. caller: good morning, pedro. the more significant event is the firing of tucker carlson. don lemon, his program in the ratings was just not working. i think that was more an economic decision rather than having to do with his behavior. tucker carlson promotes conspiracy theories and is a definite danger to our civic conversation. host: the comments about nikki haley and women being past their prime, you don't think that factored into the decision? caller: i'm sure that factored into the decision. but at the same time the roll out of the new format on cnn

mr. carlson is being held accountable in a way for some things including documents lies.try about facts at a time of extremism and propaganda do you think that the case and today's activities create a new line you can tell me at ari melber, at ari melber on any social media. is there a new line for facts and truth with consequences? it's a conversation that matters more than ever, tonight, and msnbc's coverage of this and other important stories continues now with "the reidout" with

it's unclear what triggered this or whether mr carlson knew that would be his last show or not.at fox news reached just last week. at the same time, the company's legal woes aren't over because it faces another lawsuit from another election technology company, smartmatic, and there is another outstanding lawsuit from a former tucker carlson producer named abby grose berg who sued the company and mr carlson saying that it was a hostile work environment. so whether that is connected to this at this point, we just don't know. it’s connected to this at this point, we just don't know.— just don't know. it's interesting because we've _ just don't know. it's interesting because we've had _ just don't know. it's interesting because we've had those - just don't know. it's interesting| because we've had those couple just don't know. it's interesting . because we've had those couple of lines in the statement where there is so much to this story we don't know, the fundamental question to be answered is why. 0ne members only last week when that court case was ongoing, potentially it was goin

mr. carlson, what do you think it sends as a message to his leftover colleagues at fox?to the colleagues left it's a sign you can be let go at any time no matter how high you've risen and your ratings bill o'reilly was let go when it was too hot to keep him. megyn kelly. and they disappeared more or less but there's always another star in waiting at fox it seems to me tucker, i had a show with him on cnn. it was early 2000. maybe '01, '02. >> daily you guys were together. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> he was a merry prankster. he was a cheerful guy for the most part who would only get hurt if you said something and his brow would furrow and you'd think you hurt his feelings. but he didn't have any of these -- wasn't even close to what he became on fox. >> did you recognize this person reading "the new york times" they talkabout the so-called nativism, which is a fancy word for the racism quote, he prospered with trump's presidency what made frank nativism and seething -- the touch stones pushing the racist, anti-semitic race theory. that's different from the tucker you knew >> so

mr. carlson's show on monday morning. at is some of the background when it comes to the situation of yesterday. when it comes to fox news, this is debbie's comment. "we canceled fox nation yesterday. carlson and one of the other former hosts with the main shows we watched on fox." we set aside a life for all others besides the line for fox news and cnn viewers. david in new york on the line for others. you are next up. caller: good morning, pedro. the more significant event is the firing of tucker carlson. don lemon, his program and the ratings was not working. i think that was more of an economic decision rather than having to do with his behavior. tucker carlson promotes conspiracy theories and is a definite danger to our civic conversation. host: the comments about nikki haley and women being past their prime, you don't think that factored into the decision? caller: i'm sure that factored into the decision. at the same time, the rollout of the new format on cnn morning was a disaster. it is just not the right role for d

mr. carlson was fired. mr. does play prominently in our lawsuit i a toxic and frankly disgusting work environment that included all sorts of misogynistic and anti-semitic comments, and we have allegations in our lawsuit that we are confident ultimately will be proven through discovery and trial that mr. carlson was well aware of the toxic environment that was being nurtured under his stead. in fact, one of the officials, the senior editors in tucker's group, mr. fox, said to abby when she complained about this misogynistic and sexist and anti-semitic environment that, well, we're just following tucker's lead, and this is tucker's vibe, words to that effect. >> it's pretty damning indeed. she also claims that fox's attorneys bullied her into giving false testimony during her deposition with dominion. fox settled that case, as you know. it still faces a $2.7 billion defamation lawsuit from a different voting technology company called smartmatic. do you anticipate your client giving testimony in that case? >> in fa

mr. carlson presented for the network. some of the people pointed to concerns that the populous fire brand had come to believe himself bigger than the network, a cardinal sin in rupert murdoch's empire and was operating as his own island. mr. carlson sometimes trafficked in what critics, including what some higher-ups at fox thought was thinly vald racism when he suggested a tennessee lawmaker got into a good college only because of his skin color all leading up to that stunning move by the murdochs earlier this week which according to "the wall street journal" was publicly announced just minutes after tucker carlson was told he was fired. the downfall of one of the right-wing media's biggest stars and ideological leaders ever is where we begin today "new york times" political reporter jeremy peters is here he has extensively covered tucker carlson and fox news. also joining us, former republican congressman and msnbc contributor david jolly is back with us. with us at the table is former democratic congressman sean patric

mr. carlson is being held accountable in a way for some things including documents lies. we showed the evidence tonight then there is so much work to do if we're going to draw lines in this country about facts at a time of extremism and propaganda do you think that the case and today's activities create a new line you can tell me at ari melber, at ari melber on any social media. is there a new line for facts and truth with consequences? it's a conversation that matters more than ever, tonight, and msnbc's coverage of this and other important stories continues now with "the reidout" with joy reid. >>> tonight on "the reidout" -- >> we'll be back on monday in the meantime, have the best weekend with the ones that you love we'll see you then >> yeah, no. you will not be seeing tucker carlson tonight or any other night on fox after years of stoking rage, paranoia, and hatred, tucker is off the air. plus, breaking news tonight, a new timeline on when we can expect a decision from fulton county d.a. fani willis on potential criminal charges against donald trump for his efforts

mr. carlson has constructe what maybe the most racist sho and history of cable news. mr. carlson warns his viewer that they inhabit civilization under siege - by violent black lives matte protesters in american cities, by diseased migrants from sout of the border, by refugees importing alien cultures, an by tech companies and cultural elites who will silence, the or labeled them racist, if the complain what tucker carlson did at fox mirrored what donald trump did in the republican party, whe he opened his presidential cla pain, claiming that mexica immigrants were rapists, bringing drugs and crime int the united states. it was more than the quiet par out loud it was that there was there no more quiet parts at all, it wa loud and explicit, all of it one hand wash the other, trump and his fellow travelers had reliable echo chamber in the conservative establish media and tucker carlson had the authority the presidency behin what would be wild crank theories from the dark reaches of the internet. among the most dangerous conspiracy theories spread b tucker carlson is the so-ca

mr. carlson, i think this is the rhetoric, so to speak. she would be very helpful to us too. n’t help but mention this and ruble pricing as a third world. that’s all for you, and the third world hybrid war is fucking beautiful. well, there was a very political scientist speaking chinese and an american, as if speaking chinese, yes, and times dreaming in english. e. well, here it is at the beginning of our transmission. hmm. it was said here about poland and about the fact that there are hyenas and so further. you know, i have to agree that it's not just a hyena. and this is even a jackal seriously, a weapon pumped up very seriously and just from east asia, if we were exactly northeast asia , namely from the republic and korea, the republic of korea undertook the largest rearmament of the polish army and the production of the second and echelon of armed conflict from it. eastern europe well, that is, in ukraine. this is the first moment, that is, uh, seriously, they are being prepared and the chinese are watching this very carefully. it is clear that the funding is provided by

mr. carlson's name came up, but she protected him. attorney said they were happy the answers she had given and said they should celebrate with lunch later that day an email was sent to the staff to celebrate abby day. what this normal >> i only know what happened to me i told people tucker had come up i was asked if he did. i said i protected him and they rewarded the staff with lunch. >> were you the only person who had an abby day or were there others who reported the same kind of performance, if you will, in their depos >> i was one of three people that i'm aware of that were deposed on the staff and i was the only one that had abby day. >> when you look at what came out in the discovery process and you take your slice, as you said, you only know what you experienced, do you believe that -- the judge doesn't believe the discovery process was pure, untainted, uncoerced how much do you think people were hiding? >> i know from my experience that there were multiple recordings on my devices that never turned up. dominion said they didn

is this about mr carlson leaving the network?orried about a number of different things. first and foremost, whether the lies that were shared throughout fox news and calling into question the integrity of the us presidential election of 2020 actually damaged the brand to such an extent that the shareholders lost money. there's a case to be made there and one shareholder has already filed a lawsuit in that regard. i think there's also the immediate reaction on wall street to this sort of thing. tucker carlson no longer on the network. he certainly was popular with viewers. the question is, who will be next and how will they build an audience? and then will those shares rebound? so do you think his departure, as well as that dominion settlement, will it affect fox news and other media coverage of the 2024 presidential election? i think there's almost no doubt that it will have some effect on that coverage. i think one of the questions is going to be who remains in competition with fox news? with the discovery that we saw in the dom

while lauded on the right, mr carlson and his show frequently drew condemnation from misinformation expertsoints and promoting conspiracy theories. the anchor was also hugely influential with an average of three million americans tuning in to his programme every night. spain has recorded its hottest ever temperature for april, hitting 38.8 degrees celsius on thursday — that's about 102 degrees fahrenheit. the record figure was reached in cordoba airport in southern spain. a blistering heatwave has hit the country with temperatures 10—15 degrees warmer than usualfor april. it's been driven by a mass of very hot air from africa, coupled with a slow moving weather system. spain's meteorological office told the bbc, quote, "this is not normal". around the world and across the uk, you are watching bbc news. it has been described as a buzzer but for something so small, its impact is huge. if i turnit small, its impact is huge. if i turn it off,... small, its impact is huge. ifi turn it off,...— turn it off,... and then i turn it back on — turn it off,... and then i turn it back on again... _ turn

a statement said mr carlson had made his last appearance on the network. it did not say why.agreed to pay almost $800 million to settle a lawsuit over its coverage of the 2020 presidential election. earlier, i wasjoined by our north america correspondent nomia iqbal, whojoined us from outside the headquarters of fox news. i asked her what more we know about this parting of ways. very little so far. so we don't know the exact reason why tucker carlson and fox news have parted company. fox news did release a statement. it was a pretty brutally terse statement given that tucker carlson has been with the network since 2009. his show�*s been running since 2016, one of the most highly watched shows in the country. but they didn't give any reason as to why he left. what was interesting in the statement, though, was that they spent, fox spent more time writing out that fox is more than just the news network, that there's more to fox, there's audio, there's books, there's streaming and so forth, and that it's one of the most watched watched networks in the country. so almost trying to

mr. carlson, sometimes trafficked in what critics, including some higher ups within fox felt was thinly veiledacism. on his show. and finally, according to the paper, one other factor was the way carlson saw himself within fox, quote, concern that the populist firebrand had come to believe himself bigger than the network. a cardinal sin in fox court chair rupert murdoch's empire. and was increasingly operating as his own island. carlson has not yet commented about any of this yet his firing or any of this that has come to light. lindsey, some fascinating revelations there. john, thank you. now to a close call on the train tracks. hero workers racing to save a young child who had wandered onto the tracks. will reeve is here with that story. good morning. well good morning, linsey. it's a nightmare scenario beyond comprehension for a parent, a child wandering off onto a live railroad track, heading right for the electrified third rail, touching it, meaning near certain tragedy. but enter the hero's quick thinking, fast acting and life saving only milagro de dios this morning, a mother calling it

mr. carlson made that were derogatory with the network people familiar with the matter said. and here's oliver darcy. >> he was critical, to be generous to him, about the people running fox. that may have played a role. and there's that pending lawsuit now, from his exbooker, who alleged rampant sexism, anti-semitic behave that was running wild on his show. he's also got this legal notice from ray epps, who he made part of his central january 6th conspiracy on his program. there's all this litigation that's got carlson's name over it. you have the dominion lawsuit and fox said enough is enough. >> tucker carlson has not responded to his firing. gary tuchman reports on his controversial rear. >> reporter: tucker carlson is an instigator. >> the election was seized by voters. >> reporter: the capitol insurrection. >> they were sightseers. >> the former cop that murdered george floyd. >> i'm worried about the rest of the country, thanks to police in action, if you haven't noticed, is boarded up. that's more my concern. >> and recording the green m&m candy no wearing go-go boots.

hi, mr. tucker carlson, well known for his career. the channels in 2016 is well known for criticizing biden's administrative media anchor from cnn don't lemon has announced. he's also leaving his nancy more to be found on our website. r t dot com will be back at the top of the tree. lyons is natal planning, redirect military intervention. as me, you're a new english occupation forces off to my rest. they took me in for recorded a different from the reality i experienced in prison. the americans a rock rock. so we said good that see what we can make of it may be with people. we trusted our religious leaders, but the americans were invaded with nobody knew why we watch this and we couldn't wrap our minds around that it by religious leaders. now what's important about my row? i would like dad and there i was filming the evidence. they broke into our homes, assaulted and dishonored, our wives and sisters, merchants invaded. what else could we do? there was not a single shred of freight, their own people. that's what our country looked lik

fox didn't say why mr carlson was leaving. for having said that women in their 50s were past their prime, in a reference to the republican presidential hopeful nikki haley. joining me to discuss is katie robertson, she's a media reporter with the new york times. do we know what happened? apparently the decision was made on friday, and tucker carlson wasn't told until monday morning. he was shocked and surprised, and everyone in the network was surprised. outside of the network, it came as a shock to everyone. we understand that he was the subject of a lot of tumult inside and outside. he was said to be a witness in the dominion trial, and a lot of unflattering e—mails and text messages came out as part of the discovery. also a lawsuit from a former present to accuse him of residing over a hostile work culture.— work culture. can you tell us why this _ work culture. can you tell us why this is — work culture. can you tell us why this is such _ work culture. can you tell us why this is such a _ work culture. can you tell us why t

mr. carlson tried to put out had no legs. i think that was very gratifying that the public did not agree with that assessment. >> i appreciate this and i agree with you. despite his best efforts, the american public understood exactly what happened on that day and that it was not a narrative thank you and your team. thank you for you and your team and obviously one of the critical functions and the chief team and with the capitol and we want to provide that security and we want to make sure that the capitol remains open as much as possible to the public so that lawmakers are accessible to the people they represent and we introduced the legislation and we did not have perm gnat law and you've outlined some of your plans i think to develop some criteria and when you'd put up temporary reigns leading housing for the emergency situations and certainly understand ando will justifiable and could you talk about time line for all of that. >> we're working collaboratively across the police board and the implementation and the threat b

mr. carlson made that were derogatory towards the network, people familiar with the matter said.cnn's senior media reporter oliver darcy. >> he was very critical, to keep it generous to him, about the people running fox. so, i think that may have played a role. and there's also that pending lawsuit now from his ex booker, abby grossberg, who allege rampant sexism, antisemitic behavior that was running wild on his show, and then he's also got this legal notice from ray apps, who he made part of his central january 6th conspiracy theory, during, on his program. so, there's all this litigation that scott carlson's name over it. and you have the dominion lawsuit. so, it seems at fox, they said enough is enough. >> joining me now from los angeles, civil rights attorney areva martin. appreciate you being with us. >> i, rosemary. >> so, big news monday morning, fox news abruptly forcing out controversial right-wing host tucker carlson, one week after fox news settled that massive defamation lawsuit with dominion voting systems for more than $787 million. so, why do you think fox forced

mr. carlson's last program is friday, april 21st carlson and fellow hosts had come under incredible scrutiny in recent weeks ahead of fox's $757 million settlement with dominion the 2020 election. an announced moments before a trial that would have had carlson and others taking the witness stand. of all those, carlson was the big moneymaker the huge ratings chief of fox news n nbcnews.com reporter jane tims joins me now this is quite a shock. >> yeah, tucker carlson is an enormous ratings guy at fox news he's been leading fox news most watched cable show for several weeks recently he's definitely, it's unexpected we have knowing reporting that indicates thises directly tied to dominion in any way and the settlement this could be unrelated to other things, but the timing is curious that it's days after a large settlement that lawsuit of course inspired another one from one of the senior producers who was fired we're watching to see if there's any ties, but -- >> i think we lost the connection with jane, but we got the gist of it we'll have a lot more to come later in the day on msnbc. thanks

mr. carlson's last program was friday, april 21st. that's really incredible in its brevity there. outlandish to some. but there are people who suggested that maybe he would become a republican candidate himself. >> that is because of the firm grip he has exerted over the gop in the last few years. i mean, i should say this. he is the top rated host not only on fox but really all of cable. he was commanding a huge audience and was very influential over that audience. a very loyal audience. if you look at the ratings they would spike on fox news specifically for tucker carlson. he has a huge sway over gop primary voters and i think that is why those questions were raised whether he would potentially run for president one day. you know, doesn't seem like that is probably why he is leaving given the statement and the way this ended here. >> we decided to part ways. it is not the way you send off your top rated anybody on any show for any reason. you don't cast them aside or part ways with them unless something was wrong. he was on the list for possible witnesses when it came to the dom

mr. carlson, we agreed. >> my mother was a '50s house wife, so she was not in a workplace. >> will theren do? >> jennifer marlowe was so popular because girls are going like, "yeah, you can be just as cute as you want to be and be smart, and you don't have to do what you don't want." >> thank you. >> ah, no, thank you. >> how does she get away with that? >> are you kidding? >> i loved "wkrp in cincinnati." that turkey episode is one of the funniest things i've ever seen in my life. >> herb, you're in charge of getting those turkeys. >> every thanksgiving, wherever i am in the world, somebody will bring up turkeys away. >> it's a classic. >> something just came out the back of the helicopter. it's a dark object -- oh, my god, they're turkeys! >> they are trying to do a special event for thanksgiving, and they drop live turkeys out of a helicopter. >> hold tight. i don't know how much longer -- the crowd is running for their lives. >> turkeys are exploding all over the parking lot. >> not since the hindenburg tragedy has there been anything like this. i don't know how much longer i can hol

mr. carlson's last program was friday, april 21st fox news tonight will air live at 8:00 p.m.rting this evening with an interim show with rotating fox personalities until a new host is named. we see that stock down because he's been such an essential part of the -- of that network. he started at fox news channel in may 2009. we see the stock is now down about 3.5% back over to you >> julia, thanks very much >>> when we come back, former fed vice chair alan blinder is with us. says the president doesn't need congress to avoid a debt ceiling crisis he'll join us to explain watch shares of first republic as well, leading the s&p for most of the morning so far ahead 'rba itwnit.togh wee ckn o. imagine, a car that goes as far as it does fast. as sleek as it is spacious. as smart as it is beautiful. introducing lucid air. experience the best. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back the debt ceiling back in the spotlight this week. a vote is expected on house speaker kevin mccarthy's proposal to raise the limit in exchange for spending cuts as lawmakers race against the clock, the debt ceiling drama is

mr. carlson fomented in his news group. a former great part of abby's case in the southern district, in terms of the three cases, i think abby's civil conspiracy case is kind of the connective sinew in terms of what happened and how the discovery process was really abused. it seems the attorneys were playing hide the ball instead of following the rules. >> in today's "wall street journal," sources at "the wall street journal" say fox news attorneys at one point actually convinced the court to redact an instance in which carlson allegedly called a fox news executive a misogynistic slur, begins with the letter c. carlson, according to "the wall street journal" sources, was not happy about that. wanted the world to know what he thought of that executive. that seems to strengthen a lot of the things that your client is saying about what it was like in that environment. >> yeah. one of the -- abby made a lot of complaints about the environment there once she got there. she was shocked. the first day she was there i think she was

mr. carlson fomented, and countenanced in his news group. and form a great part of abby's case, in the southern district, i'll just say also in terms of the three cases, dominion, smartmatic, and abby's case, i think at least civil conspiracy case, it's kind of the connective sinew between the two cases, in terms of what happened, and how the discovery process was really abused. it seems like the attorneys were playing hide the ball, instead of following the rules. >> in today's wall street journal sources familiar at the wall street journal, so that fox news attorneys at one point actually convince the court to redact an instance in which carlson allegedly had called a fox news executive a misogynistic slurs, begins with the letter c. carlson was reportedly not happy about that. wanted to tell the world he should, what he thought of that executive. that seems to strengthen a lot of the things that your client has been saying about what it was like in that environment. >> yeah, i mean abby made a lot of complaints about the environment, ther

mr. carlson tried to put out had no legs. i think most folks understood exactly what it was.think that was very gratifying to the members of the capitol police, to see that the public did not agree with that assessment. >> i appreciate that, and i agree with you. despite his best efforts, the american public understood exactly what happened on that day. that it was not a narrative that he put out. this gibson, thank you and your team as well for all that you do. obviously, one of the critical functions that you have, together with the chief and the chiefs team is security here at the capitol. and we want to make sure we provide that security. we also want to make sure that the capital remains open as much as possible to the public. so that lawmakers are accessible to the people they represent. senator blunt and i had previously -- former senator blunt today had previously introduced legislation to make sure we did not have a permanent wall. i know that no one is proposing one. you have outlined some of your plans, i think, to develop some criteria for when you put up temporar

we know that late friday evening, mr carlson and mr rittenhouse called for this part and we know thatthan 24. hours later, um, the governor of texas delivered so there is still, um , important process to go forward. it's important to point out that this case is not yet concluded, and that's what we're going to stay focused on in an online post after the verdict, governor abbott, it stated. in part, quote texas has one of the strongest stand your ground laws of self defense that cannot be nullified by a jury or progressive district attorney. i'm wondering what you say to that. well, i think it is real clear evidence that the governor did not pay attention to this trial because what was at issue at this trial was not stand your ground. what was that issue is whether under texas law, you are permitted to provoke a fight and then kill someone and claim self defense. knowing that you are going to provoke that fight. the jury had the opportunity to hear evidence about this defendant's state of mind and planning going into this incident, they were able to hear evidence about the incident its

mr. carlson left. i would -- you might be surprised that i hear that as bad news.ause when fox's ratings news go down, they get desperate and tell more lies. >> thank you for joining us. we'll continue this conversation down the road. appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up, volodymyr zelenskyy and chinese president xi jinping speak for the first time since the russian invasion of ukraine more than a year ago. ...so you can deliver more value to your customers. fast. reliablele. perfectly orchestrated. the uniteded states postal service. >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, trust safelite. we'll replace your windshield, and recalibrate your advanced safety system. so automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning work properly. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ my relationship with my credit cards wasn't good. i got into debt in college, and no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. the high interest... i felt trapped. debt! debt! debt! debt! so i broke up with my credit card debt and consolidated it into a low r

mr. carlson on the apc . high-profile dismissals lose a career for their point of view political persecutionthrown into the street of history exile in an understandable policy. see on monday after the panorama. persecution of political opponents, arrests of falsification, no, this is not the everyday life of a banana republic, this is the usa where the election race starts with the already familiar set of accompanying processes. on the arena. all the same biden and trump are the new old leaders of the two americas, more than a year before the decisive battle, the presidential elections are scheduled for november 24, but the confrontation is already gaining momentum. republicans demand. revenge for stolen elections while democrats are ready to hold on power with biden's blue fingers, under any circumstances , andrey sych figured out how everything can end in the heading screenshot the magician and the ghost of democracy are on the starting line in the usa , an electoral campaign begins in conditions of a total split in society deceived republicans are eager to receive. revenge for the stolen

mr. carlson's derogatory comments towards women and his disdain for those who dare to onto to such misogynywell-known on the set of tct jeremy, we know what the discovery process yielded. we don't know all of it because the trial was averted, but we know some of what was revealed what does this portend if that's sort of a parallel track in terms of understanding where a legal process heads? what do you think -- i mean it seems to suggest if they fired tucker that they are not -- that they are perhaps interested in settling with abbie. is that your sense >> well, that i think we need to wait to see. i'm sure she and her lawyer will have something more to say on that i will say i think it is instructive to look at the history of fox news and the way it has let some of its biggest and most high-profile stars and executives go. when they let bill o'reilly go it wasn't because of anything he said on the afir it was because women were accusing him of abhorrent conduct. when they let roger ailes go it wasn't because he allowed anything in particular to appear on fox, any of the statements its host

mr. carlson, i think this is the rhetoric, so to speak. she would be very helpful to us too.brid war, a beautiful political scientist who speaks chinese, like a political scientist who speaks chinese, yes, and the times dreaming in english. e. well, here at the beginning of our transmission hmm. it was said here about poland and about the fact that there are hyenas and so on. you know, i must agree that this is not just hygiene, but even the jackal is serious, a weapon pumped up very seriously and just from east asia, to be precise, and northeast asia , namely from the republic and korea the republic of korea undertook a large-scale rearmament the polish army and the production of the second and echelon of the armed conflict from it. eastern europe well, that is, in ukraine this is the first moment, that is, er, seriously, they are being prepared and the chinese are watching very carefully. behind this , it is clear that the funding is provided by the americans, but the defense-industrial complex is also growing under this. uh, means the republic of korea second moment, which

mr. carlson has constructed what may be the most racist show in the history of cable news and also by someney. where does that energy now go, sort of that darkness that he tapped into, that racism that he tapped into? that audience, are they going to stay with him? do they stay with fox news they're such a powerful political force in the republican party of 2023. >> the trump era sort of made carlson by providing a stage for views he had already arrived at about immigration and culture that would soon become mainstream views in conservative circles. fox as an institution can hold that audience with something related or a bit different they're really good at holding their audience it's what they do best tucker, i imagine if he's allowed to contractually, he will go and start his own thing. he definitely has an audience. i think in this moment with those forces still raging within the conservative voting world, there will be an appetite for somebody who will give voice to that in the way he is so good at doing. he knew how to grab onto the emotional core of trumpism, which was panic overthe

embarrassing fox, releasing texts and e-mails that among other things appear to show tucker carlson supportive of mr -- >> amazing. really an amazing conversation. >> reporter: expressing something else privately. "i hate him passionately." >> dominion has already won a lot. >> reporter: two months after the 2020 election chris stirewalt lost his job at fox. it was officially part of a restructuring. he says he was fired for doing his job too well. he has written a book pushing for change at fox and all television news networks. >> i think what they've already won is getting this basic admission that the news has to be the news. >> that again was erin moriarty reporting. you're watching the "cbs overnight news." your new axe fine fragrance body wash, sir. it's the g.o.a.t. ♪♪ the new axe fine fragrance body wash. get clean with the greatest of all time. want luxury hair repair that doesn't cost $50? pantene's pro-vitamin formula repairs hair. as well as the leading luxury bonding treatment. for softness and resilience, without the price tag. if you know... you know it's pantene. when you really need

airwaves, despite admitting in private that he didn't believe what trump and his team alleged, carlson even calling mrnic force in a text message late on january 6 2021, according to a court filing. still, he staunchly defended the former president and his supporters after the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol. carlson has repeatedly and falsely argued that the insurrection was actually a false flag plot and that the defendants charged for breaching the capitol are in fact victims. tucker carlson: the doj has been allowed to prosecute and jail hundreds of nonviolent political protesters whose crime was having the wrong opinions. geoff: earlier this year, with help from house speaker kevin mccarthy, he aired selectively edited security camera footage to promote his case. tucker carlson: they're not destroying the capitol. they obviously revere the capitol. geoff: over the years, carlson's outrage-driven monologues have drawn scrutiny for amplifying and promoting antisemitic, racist, homophobic, and xenophobic narratives, in 2018, losing advertisers after this anti-immigrant tirade. tucker carlson: w

embarrassing fox, releasing texts and emails that, among other things, appear to show tucker carlson supportive of mr -- >> amazing, really an amazing conversation. >> reporter: expressing something else privately. i hate him passionately. >> dominion has already won a lot. >> reporter: two months after the 2020 election, chris stirewalt lost his job at fox. it was officially part of a restructuring. he says he was fired for doing his job too well. he has written a book pushing for change at fox and all television news networks. >> i think what they have already won is getting this basic admission that the news has to be the news. >>> this portion of sunday morning is sponsored by vyvgart. who are positive for acetylcholine receptor antibodies, it may feel like the world is moving without you. but the picture is changing, with vyvgart. in a clinical trial, participants achieved improved daily abilities with vyvgart added to their current treatment. and vyvgart helped clinical trial participants achieve reduced muscle weakness. vyvgart may increase the risk of infection. in a clinical study, the most

is expected to feature live testimony from top fox talents such as sean hannity and tucker carlson, as well as mral editor of fox news, who famously called the key state of arizona and its critical 11 college votes forjoe biden in the 2020 presidential election, to the dismay of then president trump and the apparent annoyance of his colleagues. he was fired weeks later, though rupert murdoch said this was not because of that call. i asked him what it was like at fox news when they started to report on the dominion voting machines during the dominion voting machines during the 2020 election. well, i mean, for the work that i did and the work that we did in the news side and on the decision desk and in the elections and critical division, we had moved past any of those notions almost as quickly as they had been uttered. and the fact that i... i guess it is a failure of my own imagination or perhaps understanding of human nature that i assumed that flummery like that would die of its own weight in very short order, so we just weren't thinking about that stuff or talking about that stuff, even as it

mr. moderate, sensible and wis president to make tucker carlson listen to a made-up so story about how devastatedaff were abou his arrest last week >> they were crying, they were actually crying. they said, i'm sorry they said, 2024, sir 2024 and tears are pouring down their face i've never seen anything lik that those people are phenomenal. those are your police, those are the people that work at th courthouse, they'r unbelievable people. many of them were in tears o close to them. many apologies, we're sorry, sir. >> i swear to god, if i didn't know donald trump better and his lack of a sense of irony, would think he was doing a donald trump bit i don't know which is more cringe inducing, trump has don the same tough guys had tear in their eyes for a story like 100 times, or that tucker ha to sit there and just be enthralled by it of course, the great reporter, michael itzkoff with a law enforcement source, who told him the source was, absolutely yes. there was zero truth to trump' account. quote, there were zero peopl crying, therefore, zero people saying i'm sorry now watch tucker carlson, go

carlson. was on a replacement theory. and i think it's interesting that you want to make a bogeyman of mr. flaherty because not one of the emails from mr. flaherty or anyone else from the white house required or demanded or mandated any action by social media companies. i want to clear the record on that. >> what the gentlelady yield? >> time is mine. i would like to use it without interruption. thank you. my colleagues on the other side the i'll keep shouting that the biden white house somehow influenced a private company to take down disinformation in 2020. before a biden white house even existed. and chairman jordan wanted to make this script so badly that he wanted the two republican attorney generals who began this lawsuit come in and make five-minute statements where they could make all kinds of wild allegations. and then he let them scurry away so nobody could ask them any questions about their claims. but i really want to focus on the fact that this hearing really isn't about social media companies and it's really not about covid deniers. it's not even about elon musk. it's about p

mr. trump's claims about the election tucker carlson texted sean hannity, please get her fired.ably hurting the company. the stock price is down. the next part of a mountain of evidence that has been released publically fox argues much of it cherry picked to hurt the network's reputation a rare behind the scenes look after one of the country's most contentious elections. one of the key questions in this trial is going to be who had editorial control over these broadcasts the judge explicitly said that dominion's challenge will be connecting that person or people to the specific shows in question savannah, back to you. >> stephanie gosk at the courthouse thank you, stephanie. >>> 7:13 a lot more to get to welcome craig to the table. good morning >> good morning. good morning to you. >>> breaking overnight new protests in akron ohio tied to a fatal police shooting there. demonstrators taking to the streets after a grand jury declined to indict eight officers in the death. of 25-year-old jay long walker jesse, good morning to you >> reporter: craig, good morning. you can see severa

mrs. sanborn, who is ray epps? >> that question has animated fox news host tucker carlson for nearly two years. >> ray epps?iots, breach of the capitol. >> carlson has focused on epps more than 20 times on his top-rated show.fathis year. >> he's obsessed with me, he's going to any means possible to destroy my live and our lives. >> why? >> to shift blame on somebody else. if you look at it, fox news, marjorie taylor greene, ted cruz, gaetz, they're all telling us before this thing that it was stolen. so, you tell me, who has more impact on people, them or me? >> epps, once a loyal fox news watcher, told us he doesn't understand how he got cast as the villain. the epps version is more mundane. they believe the 2020 election had been stolen from donald trump and considered january 6th a legitimate protest. >> it was a sloppy election. and then to top that off, you have talking heads reporting that there's problems with the voting machines and different things like that. the election's stolen. so, yeah, we had concerns. i wanted to be there. i wanted to witness this with my own eyes. >> epps went to washington

mr. trump said, you fired. i like this part british tv presenter james cordon quit himself after 8 years on the air he closes his popular show leaving full-time with no old carlson. well , the global ones lie somewhere in the same plane. we started this show during the obama era , then there was trump and the global pandemic. i have seen how america has changed a lot. i observed just here the disagreements, and i was overwhelmed with a sense of negativity. cordon, of course, did not say this, but logically, it turns out that the last straw was the bidance james james congratulations to the incredible 1,200 programs for 8 years, but after dave worked for me at the white house, it's both a snack and a gift. i'm surprised he lasted 8 years on this show, who is this guy? here the owner of the navalny cabinet, of course, tried to be the most ironic. but here, for example, not kihi or without a shadow of a smile invites the americans to think about what will happen to the country if the owner in this office is suddenly replaced by the hostess, of course, it’s not about the hilili itself, if you actually vote for jubaiden. for you count on president haris because the i

carlson is powerfor white people. no, that's why power... never mind, don't worry about that. we've got to get tucker back on the air, mrwere millions of americans who don't even know why they hate you. fox claimed dominion conspired with the democrats to rig the election, and the democrats should be flattered that they thought that you all were smart enough to rig an election. warnock needed a run off to beat a werewolf. but it's not overfor beat a werewolf. but it's not over for you, beat a werewolf. but it's not overforyou, fox beat a werewolf. but it's not overfor you, fox news. you have more bad news coming down the pipe. the smart matic voting machine lawsuit is coming and they want more money than dominion. so my favourite voting machine is the smart matic voting machine... if your election needs the truth, put smart matic in your booth. but i think it's fair that we should give credit where credit is due, tucker carlson is the first post to get fired from fox news or something that's only partially about how treats women. that's progress. —— for something. he shattered the ass hole ceiling... john lennon release