antifa: hey man, my taxes pay your salary. antifa: --miracle, hallelujah.d worship. c'mon up here and worship, hallelujah. karishma: but just as the protest is winding down, the mood shifts. male: i've got one in the chamber, bro. karishma: guns are drawn, cocked, and ready. it appears the militia is trapped in a parking garage. male: c'mon guys, ain't y'all supposed to be beating your wives today? like goddamn, go home. go eat some fried 'gator or some bullshit. karishma: they're blocked in this parking lot and i've heard that they've had their tires smashed, so they can't really leave. male: --you. male: --your daughter. ♪♪♪ female: to georgia now, where early voting is underway to decide who will fill those last two senate seats and ultimately decide which political party will control the senate. deborah: all right, this is the beginning of early voting. supposed to stop raining, but then the temperature is gonna drop. karishma: voter registration has closed. these activists now need to get people to show up at the polls. ariel: you can let people know t

this antifa person is a child to someone, is loved by others.tter than anyone else? along with this description of how the way that these trump supporters were fighting was not how white men fight, it was also -- it gives insight into how he viewed the violence and how he viewed his own views of the violence. >> do you think this had a role in what happened with the dominion case? >> well, what we know is that fox executives and the board learned about the text message the day before the trial was supposed to start. now that may sound crazy. but there was some sort of mistaken that happened on fox's side that prevented them from -- that put them in this position where they did not have all of the text messages that they had disclosed to the other side. that's a huge mistake, because it put them in this position where they are learning about it at the same time that they are about to go to trial. there was a fear on the fox side that this text message could come out at trial and that tucker carlson could be questioned about it on the stand. >> th

the antifa kid is a human being. h i should remember somewhere someone probably loves this kid and would beab crushed if he wa killed. if i don't care about those things and if i reduce people to their politics how am i better than he is? now, the idea this single text waste what tucker carlson was fired for is sort of tough to believe because it pales in comparison to the years of unvarnished racism core parts of his show, core parts of what fox news does most successfully, so there's a lot to unpack here. and we are going to have some expert help in doing so in just ang second. but before we do i want to play one more thing for you. this ishi video obtained by med matters. it's tucker carlson describing his feelings for the dominion lawyer who deposed him in the defamation case. >> the amount -- it was so up healthy the hate that i felt -- well, i never feel that way. but that guy, he triggered the [ bleep ] out of me. >> it was so unhealthy the hate i felt. it's totally bad for you to feel that way. so said tucker

a number of proud boys were arrested when i was in the nypd intelligence bureau for attacking antifarotesters outside a republican club. they were convicted and faced jail time. that was when gavin mcguinness distanced himself from the group, when the group found new leadership that took it from being a satire to being kind of an alt-right fight club, the white version. and, you know, in washington just days before january 6th in a december rally they ended up in a fight with suspected antifa people on the street. enriq enrique tarrio was arrested for possession of a knife and magazines containing ammunition, which is why he wasn't there on january 6th. he was in a hotel room in baltimore. you've seen this group also grow into an international organization. canada has listed it as a terrorist group. >> as you're describes how it started is also almost how the defense team tried to present their case in court. i think the way they tried to present it at times was a glorified drinking club. and also i thought important as we have seen in other prosecutions related to january 6th trying

the antifa creep is a human being.espise what he says and does, much as i'm sure i'd hate him personally if i knew him, i shouldn't gloat over his suffering. i should be bothered by it. i should remember that somewhere, somebody probably loves this kid, and would be crushed if he was killed. if i don't care about those things, if i reduce people to their politics, how am i better than he is? now, the idea that this single text is what tucker carlson was fired for is sort of tough to believe. because it pales in comparison to the years of undiluted hatred and unvarnished racism that were core parts of his show. core parts of what fox news does most successfully. so there's a lot to unpack here. and we're gonna have some expert help in doing so in just a second. but before we do, i want to play one more thing for you. this is video obtained by media matters. it's tucker carlson describing his feelings for the dominion lawyer who deposed him in the defamation case. >> the amount of -- it was so unhealthy, the hate that i

the antifa creep is a human being, much as i despite what he says and does, as much as u i'm sure idm personally if i knew him. i shouldn't ghoet over his suffering. that kind of weird, odd, 19th century genesis talk should be of no surprise to anyone who has seen what is arguably the show of record for white grievance. >> white supremacy, that's the problem. this is a hoax. we're still not precisely sure how george floyd died. very few unarmed black men are killed by white cops these days. where is george floyd when you need him. the only job training program this administration has gotten behind in two and a half years is getting black people to sell more weed in the city. dangerous to this country. y, poorer, dirtier and more divided. >> when people show you who they are, believe them, the great maya angelou said. similarly, journalist adam d, l believe tucker carlson is exactly who he appeared to be, which is racist. and also a violence-loving weirdo. and this is not how white men fight? what does that even mean? white men don't fight unless it's some civilized duel with antique

. >> jesse: you would love antifa. >> faith above policy. >> jesse: christian antifa? >> maybe. jess two dogs out in iowa. desantis tonight and taking his speech live in a second. he is at a mega church. first "primetime" event in iowa since announcing and then former president is going to be on hannity at iowa town hall. i believe it's thursday. >> yes. >> jesse: what should we expect with this huge collision that is shaping up. >> it certainly will be a collision. i can tell you will hear about the debt ceiling tonight, which is really interesting that he is going to weigh wade into the ba. >> conservatives on one side. the mccarthyites on the other. whereby does he fall? we had him on yesterday. he gave us a little bit of a hint in that direction. i think you are going to see this all come to head here in iowa and thursday, of course, it's going to be a big deal. and the desantis team would say we just had polling comes out that shows we closed the gap by nine points since we announced in iowa. trump is hugely ahead they say they are closing the gap. >> jesse: hugely bigly. >

he said he watched a video of men attacking an antifa kid and said it's not how white men fight.thing i don't want to be. senator saying the text was introspective and reflected well on the now fired fox host according to insider. the "new york times" reports that text alarmed the board and played a role in the firing. tom foreman. >> reporter: in the turbulent wake of the january 6th insurrection, one thing caught the eye of tucker carlson, a group of guys surrounded an antifa kid. pounding him. it's dishonorable, not how white men fight. that text to producers was redacted in court report documents but shared with cnn from the dominion lawsuit. he would reject racism inflamed the crowd. >> there's no evidence that white supremacists were in what happened on january 6th, that's a lie. >> reporter: but critics argued his rise to power was propelled by embracing white nationalist ideas. by example, saying black lives matter was just to shame whites. >> they took over the culture, forced the entire country to obey their will. >> reporter: saying immigrants will make the country quo

group of trump kids surrounded a antifa kid, it's not how white men fight but i found myself rooting i could taste it. deep in my brain, an alarm went off. this isn't good for me, the antifa creep is a human being, much as i despise what he says and does, i shouldn't gloat over his suffering, i should be bothered by it. i should remember somebody probably loves this kid and would be crushed if he was killed. if i don't care about these things, how am i better than he is. i talked to one of the reporters earlier. jim, have you heard anyone inside or outside fox express surprise that according to that bombshell text message he used racist messages in the communications? saw some communications in the dominion filings, and the show has a history of violent speech. >> no one is surprised he would say this. everything we're told is the context of that moment. a jury is coming together in delaware, diverse background, dollars are at stake. tucker carlson, a fraction of the evidence in the case, is playing an outsized role. here is a text that's certain to inflame a jury. it's all in the co

and wearing the shirt called antifa versus mama bears becaus melody fake and a lot of these woke womenpositions and are activists are no and he is and anti-far in th spirit of the design moment we know, million turned and ideological. and what are you doing? so here is, you know, the beautiful american flag. she wanted to get rid of this, the symbol of our country. and what do they want to do? north street that was with parents and they want to sleep in their indoctrination. and that is why parents this thursday before the school boar meeting, davy arnaud running fo the school board here. tree when you're going to love this. very similar to, he's a former marine. >> sure. >> hugh jackson pro forma ne needed. and they are going to be waving the american flag because if this triggers the school board members they are going to leave it even higher and with more dignity. >> market antifa. 2023 pla college draft great to have you on, thank you. >> thank you, and parents everywhere, stay strong, you do your job. >> coming up which of the passenger who sits in the windo seat of an airplane ha

that is literally what antifa stands for. how could you be upset about a person who does not want fascism? that is where we are. that is where we are, that is the road we are going at. it is fascism. i was just poking about this the other day. when you are mad at anti-fa cists, that means you are not good at fascism. i think it is funny we are moving at a place with fascism when people do not know what fascism is. >> they should read more books. >> right. they should read more books. [laughter] >> power and control, right. power of books to change lives and what that change will mean, they will lose the power they have as we dismantled these structures put in place and it really is a fight because there is this tension that is happening because of that. i think that is a powerful motivation for both sides on the issue, that we have to make sure that we do not let that power overtake what we are trying to do, which is trying to share information with people. [laughter] >> angie and george, you talked about the fact none of you

a couple of trump guys surrounded an antifa kid and started pounding the living shit out of him. it was three against one at at least. jumpation guy like that is dishonorable obviously, it is not how white men fight. suddenly i found myself rooting for the mob against the man, hoping they would hit him harder, kill him. ireland wanted them to -- i really wanted them to hurt the kid. i could taste it. an alarm went off, this isn't good, i'm becoming something i don't want to be. the antifa creep is a human being as much as i despise what he says and does, much as i'd hate him personally in i knew him. i shouldn't gloat over his suffering. i should be bothered by it. i should remember that somewhere somebody loves this kid and would be crushed if he was killed. if i don't care about those things, if i reduce people to their politics, how am i better than he is? tell me how reading that in your understanding gave them a piece of information about tucker carlson they didn't have from this program. >> well, so -- i'm not exactly sure about -- look, how much this like -- i'm not exactl

if you look later on in the message, he talks about how he would hate this antifa guy if he knew him. person on fox news was that everybody understood that what he was doing was grounded in hate. >> yeah. i think just one quick point, i can't believe i'm having to defend tucker on this, but the last half of the message he acknowledged by having these feelings he's becoming one of the people he hates, right? at least there's a recognition there on his behalf that he shouldn't be having those thoughts, which clearly he shouldn't >> i think he catches himself midstream, i'm writing this and have to correct it, maybe it will be on the front page of the "new york times" and it turns out. >> at that point he deletes the text message. it's going to his producer. i wouldn't catheri kathe look, the words that he said were wrong. the fact that he thought that was wrong. you have to acknowledge also that there was a recognition, wait a minute, if i'm having these feelings and i'm becoming just like the people that i don't want to be, which is having this hatred towards another human being. >> to

when you look at what antifa, what they've done to portland, if you look at what antifa, look at what they've done to minneapolis, so many other, so many other places, look at what they did to seattle and blm, blm, many people were killed. these people, i'm not trying to justify anything, but you have two standards of justice in this country. and what they've done, and i love that question, because what they've done to so many people is nothing, nothing. and then what they've done to these people, they've persecuted these people. and yeah, my answer is, i am most likely, if i get in, i will most likely -- i would say it will be a large portion of them. you know, they did a very -- [ applause ] and it would be very early on. and they're living in hell right now. >> so when it comes to pardons -- >> they're living in hell, and they're policemen and they're firemen and they're soldiers and they're carpenters and elect electricians, and they're great people. many of them are just great people. these great people attacked police officers, law enforcement personnel, injuring many in 2017. t

producer describing a video of a mob of trump supporters beating up someone he called, quote, an antifalf rooting for the mob to kill the kid. "the new york times" reports that the text alarmed fox's board of directors and played a role in his abrupt firing last week. i'm back with our panel. i feel i should read the whole thing just in case somebody hasn't heard it. it really is a journey. so here goes. tucker carlson sent this on january 7th, 2021, to his producer and this came out in the dominion lawsuit. it says, a couple weeks ago i was watching video of people fighting on the street in washington, a group of trump guys surrounded an a anti fa kid and started pounding the living shit out of him. it was three against one. jumping a guy like that is dishonorable obviously. it's not how white men fight. suddenly i found myself rooting for the mob against the man, hoping they'd hit him harder, kill him. i really wanted them to hurt the kid. i could taste it. then somewhere deep in my brain an alarm went off. the antifa creep is a human being, as much as i despise what he says is and do

a group of trump guys surrounded an antifa kid and started pounding the living s out of him.t, jumping a guy like that is dishonourable, obviously. it's not how white men fight. yet, suddenly, i found myself rooting for the mob against the man, hoping it would hit him harder, kill him. i really wanted him them to hurt the kid. i could taste it. then, somewhere deep in my brain, an alarm went off. this isn't good for me. i'm becoming something i don't want to be. the antifa -- is a human being, much what i despise what he says and does, much as i'm sure i'd hate him personally if i knew him, i should not gloat over his suffering. i should be bothered by it. i should remember that somewhere, somebody probably loves this kid and would be crushed if he was killed. if i don't care about those things -- if i reduced people to their politics, how am i better than he is? jay rultenberg was one of the reporters on the times piece and i talked to him earlier. >> jim, have you heard anyone either inside or outside of fox express surprise that -- he's racist and violent language and viol

while antifa and b.l.m. terrorists have caused billions of dollars in property damage and taken lives, garland instead persecutes americans who engaged in legitimate political protests, people who were overwhelmingly nonviolent, many of them just walking through the capitol. garland's total politicization and perversion of the american justice system has only one remedy. impeachment. yesterday, i also introduced articles of impeachment against department of homeland security secretary alejandra mayorkas. since assuming office, secretary mayorkas has aided and abetted the complete invasion of our country by deliberately letting our -- flooding our nation with drug, terrorists and illegal aliens. mayorkas has allowed approximately six million illegal border encounters and 1.4 million known gotaways but how many more don't we even know about? he is intentionally diverted resources away from our borders, stopped construction of the border wall and broke existing laws by allowing mass parole for illegal aliens. m

with antifa in the lead up to this, and that's what a lot of the discussions were about.ts, joe bigs gave an interview that morning basically laying out what he thought was going to happen, and it was all about how they thought once night fell they were going to be fighting people. that is what this was sort of concentrating on. a lot of the testimony that we saw, despite all this really sort of awful talk that we saw from the proud boys, a lot of the testimony indicated that this was more a spur of the moment sort of scenario at peace circle on january 6th than it was, you know, a predetermined plot. there was a message before from somebody saying, you know, about storming the capitol and that went to enrique tarrio, and tar owe sent a message back and said i just heard this essentially, you want to storm the capitol. that's something that prosecutors did have, but you know, this is a little bit of a developing situation here that we're going to find out very soon how the jurors ultimately came down. >> barbara mcquade, i'd like to get your thoughts as we await this verd

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video he had recently seen showing a group of three trump supporters attacking a person he called an antifa kid. jumping a guy like that is dishonorable, obviously. it's not how white men fight, carlson wrote, admitting suddenly i found myself rooting for the mob against the man hoping they would hit him harder and kill him. i really wanted them to hurt the kid. i could taste it. carlson added an alarm went off. this isn't good for me. i am becoming something that i don't want to be. that text was filed as part of dominion's defamation lawsuit against fox news, but never made part of the public record. just before the lawsuit was settled on the eve of trial, the text was seen by members of the board of directors of fox according to the new york times. days later carlson was fired. for fox executives, that text was apparently the final straw, but viewers had long heard carlson give voice to a message of white supremacy, especially on the issue of immigration. >> we have a moral obligation to admit the world's poor even if it makes our own country poorer and dirtier and more divided. >> we re

, what they've have done to portland, you look at antifa and minneapolis, and so many other places, look what they did to seattle and blm. many people were killed. these people -- i'm not trying to justify anything but you have to look at the standards of justice, and what they've done, and i love that question because what they've done to so many people is nothing. and then what they've done to people, they persecuted these people and i answer is, i am most likely come if i get in, i will say it will be a large portion of them. it will be very early on. and they are living in hell right now. and they are policemen and their firemen and their soldiers read and there are printers and electricians, and they are great people read many of them are great people. >> one of the people who was convicted was a former policeman who is convicted of tacking a police officer, but you are answering a partnering a lot of those people does that include the proud boys members who were charged and convicted of seditious conspiracy? >> i would have to look at the case, but in much in d.c., you cannot get a

but when you look at antifa, what they've done to portland.you look at antifa, what they've done to minneapolis and so many other places. look at what they did to seattle. and blm, blm--many people were killed. these people--i'm not trying to justify anything. you have two standards of justice in this country. and what they have done, i love that question, what they've done to so many people is nothing. what they've done to these people, they persecuted these people. my answer is i am most likely if i get in i will most likely, i would say it will be a large portion of them. they did a very-- [applause] it will be very early on. and they are living in hell right now. >> when it comes to pardons. -- >> they are living in--. they are policemen, firemen, soldiers. and they are carpenters, and electricians, and they are great people. many of them are just great people. >> one of the people who was convicted was a former policeman. but he was convicted of attacking a police officer. i should note -- when you said you are considering pardoning a lar

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, what they've done to portland, and if you look at antifa what they've done to minneapolis and so many other -- so many other places, look at what they did to seattle. and blm -- blm, many people were killed. these people -- i'm not trying to justify anything, but you have two standards of justice of this country, and what they've done -- and i love that question because what they've done to see many people is nothing -- nothing. and thain what they've done to these people, they've persecuted these people. and yeah, my answer is i am most likely -- if i get in i'll most likely -- i would say it will be a large portion of them, you know? they did a very -- and it'll be very early on. and they're living in hell right now. >> so when it comes to pardons -- >> they're living in hell and their policemen, and their firemen, and their soldiers, and they're carpenters and electricians and they're great people. many of them are great people. >> one of those convicted was a former mese pln and he was convicted of attacking a police officer i should note. does that include the four proud boys mem

. >> big antifa, welcome to the show. >> you know it's weird, i think it's okay to be diversity becausere not operating o anybody. they're not flying planes. but if this bleeds into that, w are in trouble. >> it's not as skills position you have to worry about. but, it is strange like you remember that chuck norris supe film, delta force part one? robert forrester played a palestinian terrorist. also in blackface. as a hollywood adjacent jew like myself what are we going t do, hire an actual palestinian to do that? i don't disagree with his point at all, however, he has got to tell the younger actor to cast these things off right when he was sitting on his back and on the bill marshall, he was makin some pretty good points but on the pbs show, he was just like get off my lawn energy going on. so no one's going to hear the point it just sounds like a crotchety old man. >> it's true, why didn't he say this sooner. they wait until the career is almost over and than suddenly there speaking their mind. >> by the way, i've been racist this whole time. the ultimate twist. how do you say his la

a group of trump guys surrounded an antifa kid and started pounding him.umping a guy like that is dishonorable, not how white men fight. that text to a producer was reda redacted in court documents but shared from the dominion lawsuit against fox. and carlson would later reject the notion of racism. >> no evidence that white supremacists were responsible for what happened on january 6. that is a lie. >> reporter: but critics have long argued his rise to power was propelled by embracing whites nationalist ideas. for example, dismissing the black lives matter movements as a tool primarily for shaming whites. >> small group of highly aggressive emotionally charged activists took over our cal chc culture and forced the country to obey their will. >> reporter: saying that immigrants will make the country poorer, dirtier and more divided. >> the gra"the great replacemen? >> reporter: and suggesting that they want to push aside white voters. >> it will change our country completely and forever. >> over the years he has trafficked in anti-immigration rhetoric, he

a group of trump guys surrounded an antifa kid and started pounding the living -- out of him.nst one at least. jumping a guy like that is dishonorable, obviously. it's not how white men fight. yet suddenly i found myself rooting for the mob quens the man, hoping they'd hit him harder, kill him. i really wanted them to hurt the kid. i could taste it." cnn's oliver darcy joins us. he went on to say he probably shouldn't be thinking or texting such things. but he did. >> that's right, john. and it's disturbing but it shouldn't be surprisetion particularly for those who spent time watching tucker carlson's show. you know, over the years he has trafficked in anti-immigration rhetoric. he has promoted the white nationalist great replacement theory. and this shouldn't really have come as a surprise i think to fox news executives. groups like the anti-defamation league have repeatedly raised the racist rhetoric that was on tucker carlson's show, really a hallmark of the show, to fox executives including rupert murdoch and his son lachlan murdoch. but the murdochs, they stood by him fo

rachel: blm and antifa and people on the other side turning another people for trespassing the ideologyace now. let's talk about the family. the chinese family is known to be strong and it is a threat to the state, correct? >> children from a very young age, the chairman mao and loyalty above all is to the party and chairman mao. so many kids turned in their parents and the family totally destroyed and also, we see parents turning in their children. rachel: you mentioned religion, the need to shut down religion because that again challenges your allegiances to the state. there is more information on this. we go into deep depth with xi vanfleet. one of the most fascinating podcast we've ever done. xi vanfleet is a national treasure, i tell her that all the time because she's raising the flags on what is happening in america, the parallels are just really uncanny and hard to deny. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. rachel: a marine veteran is released on a one hundred thousand dollar bond after being charged in the torque job at a show called death of jordan nearly. our

he's a member of antifa. he said a lot of things we are doing are illegal.r, they wrapped it up and sent it to the dhs and dhs awarded them a grant of $358,000 to continue doing it. maria: wow. and this is why the republicans continue to say that this administration looks for terrorists in america whether it's parents, you know, going after parents because they want to know more about their kids in school. rather than going after china as an adversary, you're calling now for the department of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas to step down. there have been calls to impeach this guy over the border and now this. >> you've got him testifying in congress, lying through his teeth had about the border. everyone knows he is lying. all you have to do is look at the video. now you've got this, taking government funding

others believe antifa will fill trait the protest disguised as maga to make them look like criminals for me the big lie, especially the main stream media seems so willing to overlook is happening right in front of our eyes in college basketball. every year we collectively pretend that gonzaga university is a real place and not just a ruse cooked up to win ncaa games. i've been trying to get this out there, but the media especially the local media in spokane washington where the school allegedly exists, they just keep pushing back. >> the cloud covered parts to reveal a remote mountain valley where the magical fictional gonzaga university is fabled to exist. >> so silly, does gonzaga really exist a long-running joke with jim kenney of course we know it does in the heart of downtown spokane. the city has offered to fly kimmel to spokane to prove there is no fake school that just appears for the knack fabbing tournament. i think he needs to take us up on that offer. >> jimmy: i will say first of all, no one to my knowledge has ever offered to fly me to this imaginary place every, nor ha

i couple of trump guys surrounded an antifa kid and started pounding the living [ bleep ] out of im.nt off. the antifa creep is a human being, much as i despice what he says and does, much as i knew i'd despise him personally if i knew him. if i don't care about those things, if i reduce people to their politics, how am i better than he is? tucker carlson does reduce people to their politics. that was the central theme of his show. that is exactly who he is. i read the whole thing because one of his accusations is that it's being taken out of context. this is the whole text. that's the whole thing published. what do you make of the inflection point, if sit that, from us? >> tucker's video last night, he did the same thing, used the same trope that conservative media has used all along. they're lying to you. >> i have it but i'm not going to play it. that's what he said. >> i'll tell you the truth. you can only trust me. he's going to have a lot smaller of an audience to use those words if he sticks with twitter. i'm not convinced he goes through with it. i'll believe it when i see it

but i'll tell you what, somebody's got to do something about antifa and the left. >> reporter: along with video and messages like this one, it is time for fing war if they steal this s making the case that trump's election lies inspired the proud boys to help gin up a revolution against the incoming biden presidency. >> so we stormed the capitol. >> reporter: defense attorneys argued their clients were merely scapegoats and it was trump who incited the riot. >> if he fight like hell. if you don't, you won't have a country anymore. >> reporter: but prosecutors said that the proud boys were at the front lines of the mob. riling up the crowd as the first barriers were breached. this verdict marks the third time prosecutors have notched convictions for conspiracy. but the jury finding a fifth proud boy not guilty of seditious conspiracy. he was not accused of holding a leadership role within the far right group. he did according to prosecutors steal a police riot shield. using it to break a window that rioters used to enter the capitol. he was found guilty of other crimes like obstructio

6th attack, he talks about watching a video and rooting for trump supporters beating up a member of antifare realizing it was awful. it was three against one, at least, jumping a guy like that is dishonourable, obviously. it's not how white men fight. it's not how white men fight? i have a sense of the kind of videos of the kind of websites your reading of that phrase just jumps into your fingers on the phone. not how white men fight. so for the question about what's white supremacist, see if this. white supremacy wonowon. what tucker means is that nonwhite people fight a certain way, which is dishonorably which is to say like savages. while white people have an innate ethical nobility and superiority. that's the oldest of old-school bog standard, like i said, uncommon compromising, died in the wall racism. to be clear, this is not even his first secret racist scandal. back in 2020 was revealed that his chief writer had been sharing racist sexist and homophobic posts on a long line message board. at the time tucker amusingly tried to distance himself from his own rioters views. >> what bla

. >> fernand, francesca mentioned kari lake, the election denying governor, a candidate, who lost antifawas in court this week. her case challenges those results, and it on thursday. one of her own witnesses went on the stand and talked about how thoroughly the ballot counting process was. do you think that we're seeing the last of kari lake, would you think that this process is going to drag itself out more? >> i wish it was the former, charles, but no, it is going to continue to drag itself out. this republican party at the day, not every single one of them, but most of them, unfortunately a lot of the lecture lives in their alternative facts created world so election results when it does not go their way, it can become inconvenient facts that they have to continue making the case against. when it comes to kari lake, i think you will see her look at this arizona senate race, where she has an opportunity to come in and, again, try to up and the appeal court, divide and destruct, and if election results don't go her way, like we call foul again in this culture effort to just attack our i

somebody has to do something about antifa and the left. >> where are we with that? trump, who says january 6th is being blown out of proportion ask says they were mostly good people, happens to be the front rubber. has this connection between political leadership and these radical groups. has it been severed or in parallel? >> there's parts that will be in parallel. obviously, donald trump has owned this element of our democracy, which is basically that the use of violence, the nurturing of it, all the language we have been monitoring for years is a legitimate aspect of our democracy when he loses. so this -- i should remind people when he said this in the debate, the proud boys were able to raise money off of it and their recruitment went up because they were being nurtured by the political leadership. so that's not happening now to the extent that donald trump is no longer president. but there's this other group, which is gop members unwilling to condemn it, they are now going to be faced with the question of was this a le legitimate or not legitimate jury verdict

couldn't happen because a bunch of blm and antifa-wanna bees jumped on to the subway tracks and everybody got the trembles and aoc puts out a few tweets and then the grand jury process goes away. i can tell you this, the nypd was ordered to do this. there is no way the nypd steps forward before the grand jury and on their own goes out and arrests daniel neely. what does that tell stphu. >> they do that from who? >> the mayor. that's who the pd reports to is the mayor of the city. so what you have here, clearly bragg was in collaboration in this. he was prepared and on board with it. so what you likely had was a con fab between city hall and bragg. they said we are taking on some water in the media. we have to make this go away. let's go out and grab him now. and it even works against the integrity of bragg's case or the power of bragg's case. he only has a month to get his entire case over to the defense. he does president -- doesn't want to do that with that pressure situation. he wants to build his case and wait for the toxicology and make sure there is no other videos out there. now he

thinks they're political prisoners how would you feel if, let's just take for an for example, blm or antifa did exactly what was done on january 6th. i would guess those folks would not consider them to be political prisoners. so it's a good start. i think there still needs to go even higher in this case. >> and sergeant gonell, stewart rhodes is not the only one calling himself a political prisoner. i mean, donald trump was talking about how january 6th at the town hall a couple weeks ago, january 6th was a beautiful day. he said that -- he has said in the past that he would pardon almost all of the people locked up. and there are millions of americans who believe what he says. what's your reaction? >> i mean, i find it hard to believe but then again not hard to believe from the former president because he incited the whole event. on january 6th a lot of those supporting or saying that it was -- these people are political prisoners coming down from -- it's coming down from elected officials. the same elected officials who were running for their lives on january 6th with the time that mysel

carlson describes his thoughts while watching a video of at least three trump supporters beating an "antifa kid." it reads, in part -- "jumping a guy like that is dishonorable obviously. it's not how white men fight. yet suddenly i found myself rooting for the mob against the man, hoping they'd hit him harder, kill him." fox fired tucker carlson just days after it settled with dominion voting systems for $787.5 million for promoting trump's lies about election fraud. fox was not required to apologize to its viewers or dominion as part of the deal. carlson and other fox hosts have for years attacked people of color, immigrants, and the lgbtq community on air. donald trump's legal team says they will not put on a defense case in his rape and defamation trial brought by writer e. jean carroll. carroll has accused trump of raping her in a dressing room at bergdorf goodman in the 1990's, then accusing her of lying about it. earlier this week, jessica leeds testified that trump repeatedly groped her during a flight in the 1970's. journalist natasha stoynoff also took the stand and recounted how t

and he called the national archives a radical left organization, with their extremist left-wing antifaollecting and preserving government documents as required by law. think about this, if your grandfather wandered around shouting about killer windmills and marxist librarians, you'd send him to a place, right? you'd take away his car keys. trump also bragged about his dealings with the taliban, with whom he is apparently on a first name basis! >> abdul, abdul, the head of the taliban. i called him. i said abdul, you're killing a lot of our people. don't do it, abdul. i said abdul, don't do it, abdul. i said don't do it. don't do it. >> jimmy: 50% chance he called paula abdul accidentally, right? [applause] i have to say, watching trump out there campaigning again, it's kind of sad. it's the political equivalent of when michael jordan played for the wizards. but trump is out there making speeches, and now, even running ads. >> the fbi got after me for the russia, russia, russia hoax. long before my election as president, it was just a recipe for taking money from russia, russia, russia.

talking about a video that he saw of trump supporters beating up the person that he described as an antifaedacted in the dominion lawsuit court filings, but these reporters got ahold of it. here's what part of "the times" says is behind that wbig black box of text nah you see there. it was three against one, at least. jumping a guy like that is dishonorable, honestly. it's not how white men fight. but suddenly i found myself rooting for the man against the mob, hoping they'd hit him harder, kill him. i really wanted them to hurt the kid. and somewhere deep in my brain, an alarm went off. this isn't good for me. i'm becoming something i don't want to be. "the times" was able to release that text on conditions of people who spoke with the conditions of being anonymous. fox has declined to comment and so has carlson. joining us is tim rutenberg who contributed to breaking this story for "the new york times." people after the abrupt departure of carlson from fox news, a little over a week ago, there were major questions of what was it that led to this. your reporting is that this was a big par