adam carolla joins us tonight. adam, thanks a lot for coming on.ndorsing all that kanye west said and i'm not even aware of all he said or endorsing kanye west as a person, what do you make of someone that famous saying things that unpopular? >> you know, i always liked this saying which is mine which is everyone knows there's something called f you money. but he has f me money. he has so much money he can say whatever he wants even if it's to his detriment. whether you agree with it or not, i find it refreshing that someone is speaking their mind. i had a really scary moment this morning, not physically scary but fundamentally scary, spiritually scary. i did a radio interview this morning and the guy said to me sort of off the air under his breath, he said you're lucky. you do a podcast. you can say whatever you want. and i thought, wait a minute. it's 2020. this is the united states. your broadcaster. you can't say whatever you want? the notion that people with microphones that are broadcasting are lamenting they can't say whatever they want in a

adam carolla, thank you for that.f a sudden the media have ripped off the mask and they are supporting violence as a political tactic. they spent the last few months describing riots is mostly peaceful and provided cover for rioting. they have conservative speakers shut down, their families harassed. now "the new york times" is planning a new hit on this show. we'll tell you what the story is after the break. ♪ >> tucker: one more thing before we go tonight. since this show began a most four years ago i've really tried not to talk about myself on the air or even use the first-person pronoun. the last thing this country needs is more narcissism. it's not very interesting anyway. people eat who use the word i a lot tender for everyone but themselves but tonight were going to make an exception to that rule. we don't have much choice. last week "the new york times" began working on a story about where my family and i live. as a matter of journalism there is no conceivable justification for a story like that. the paper is