not just jobs mending a seventy year life calling shards of banana republic.they're going to build statues to the bot one day and they're going to live there he is our great liberate are the god who told us leave the storage regally. and this leads me to the largest myth of our american society myth number one you are bringing. if you don't believe that i have a thriving and unbiased print edition newspaper to show you. you are not free and i'm not talking about the millions locked up in our prisons i'm talking about you and me all right if you think you're afraid try running around with your nipples out ladies all right guys guys guys and take a dump on the street and see how free you are. now i understand there are certain restrictions on freedom we like to have in our society maybe you're not crazy about everyone leave in a cleveland steamer in the middle your walk to work i guess again but a lot of our lack of freedom is not something you would vote for if given the chance try building a fire in a parking lot if you're homeless and trying to keep warm try

this is what it sounds like when you live in a banana republic.liberals lose they accuse the other side of all kind of isms. the world is going to hell in a hand basket. it will snow in hell before the d.o.j. is going to go after her. hide sean spicer, witness protection program somewhere in iowa i think would help. and take away the president's tweeting machine. loser by far, melissa mccarthy. she lost old spicey. she will miss him. she didn't just lose a guy. she killed him. >> bret: you officially are putting a black chip now on donald trump on candidate casino. >> i put $100 on monday. i left $10 so i can get really drunk. >> bret: you have been through wine, women and song, opioids. >> i started a trend. the other only option is an act of god. and he appears to be otherwise occupied right now. >> martha: sure you tune in tonight. >> bret: or set the d.v.r. for 9:00 special event. charles krauthammer in his own words and one i promise you will want to see more than once. charles at his finest. we miss you. thank you for inviting in your home.

this is not a banana republic.his is the united states of america with a justice system that needs to be protected. it's time for those people who are not interested in supporting president trump to get out of his way. that means you, jeff sessions. it's time for to you put on your big boy pants and start acting like the a.g. if you can't get on board with this president, then get the hell out of his way. let me be clear to all you critics. i'm not looking for that job. i'm an ordinary american who was brought up to believe in truth and justice. like thousands and hundreds of thousands of men and women who western just damn embarrassed and hang our heads in shame with the likes of comey and his cabal as well as the impotent inspector general's report which is nothing more than proof the deep state is alive and well in washington, d.c. that's my open. tell me what you think on my facebook page, twitter and instagram, hashtag judge jeanine. judge jeanine: kellyanne, i'm very disturbed by the inspector general's repor

there's been a degree of stability versus banner -- banana republics in south of central america or other places in the world and that is a distinguishing point. i think we need to peel back some of the license we give the executive bran. david: in business are planning whatever anyone thinks of president trump, good or bad, he is unpredictable. so we will not get a lot of stability from there. a perception that congress is largely dysfunctional. -- you raise a grade point. all measure of life requires a degree of leadership. as we see things unfolding right now, we are not getting that from the tentative. david: thank you, sir. coming up, is the blue wave cresting. john hickenlooper joins us on the take -- with his take on the elections. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: welcome back. hook tongress is on the fix immigration. president trump suddenly reversed his policy to split of families trying to cross the southern birder -- southern border illegally. the legislation is needed to personally solve the problem. john cornyn of texas says the executive murder -- executive order c

this is what it sounds like when you live in a banana republic. >> other laws aside from politics, heplayed chess and was an avid baseball fan. >> i grew up playing the game. >> loved nothing more than seeing the washington nationals play and win. >> with the white house on fire, congress in chaos, the world going to hell in a hand basket we need happy news like this. this is why god created baseball late on the sixth day. >> friends remember that quick wit and charles's love for talking to anyone. >> they were always in our of charles and very apprehensive about approaching him and i would always say please say something to him. he was so friendly to everyone. >> in 2013 krauthammer released a book, things that matter, summing up the survivor spirit that guided much of his life writing, quote, the catastrophe that awaits everyone from of single false move, wrong turn, fatal encounter, every life has such a moment, what distinguishes us is whether and how we ever come back. >> there low point. do you want it enough and are you lucky enough? >> reporter: in the june krauthammer announc

this is what it sounds like when you live in a banana republic.ter: charls had to loves, aside from politics, he played chetschess and was an avid basel fan. and loved watching his washington nationals play and win. >> with the white house on tire, congress in chaos, and world going to hell in a hand basket, we need happy news like this, this why god created baseball late on 6 day. reporter: friends at fox news channel remember that quit wit, and his love to talk to anyone. >> they were always in awe of charles and apprehensive about approaching him, i would say, go see something to him, he would love to talk to you, he was always friendly. reporter: in 2013 kraughthammer released a book, things that matter, writing, catastrophe that awaits everyone from a single false move could wrong turn, fatal ep counter, every life has such a moment, when distinguishes us is how and if we ever come back in, mid june, kraughthammer announced hig he d been diagnosed with cancer, and doctors giving him weeks to live, writing, i leave this life with no regrets, a

. >> these are things we see from banana republic. >> he's pardoning d'souza and considering leniency for two stars of his former tv shows ma making this white house seemed detached from reality. >> drug dealers, obama. we don't need lectures from these people. leave it to the media to totally ignore the massive abuse of power that took place during the prosecution of daeshgs d'souza and he was prosecuted and take the case of martha stewart. prosecutors tried to send her to prison for an insider trading charge in order, she had a spot transaction. they couldn't get her on that so went after her for obstruction and don't forget scooter libby the public servant with the book thrown at him over an alleged unproven leak when they knew who the leaker was the first day they took over the case. the strongarm tactics to elicit guilties from individuals because they can't get them on the charge they're investigating. it deserves a conversation in the country by the double standard in the trump-hating media and compare this to james comey and peter strzok and lisa page and loretta lynch and bil

this is what it sound like when you are living in a banana republic. >> but he occasionally praised presidenthis conservativism was never about getting republicans elected. he loved baseball and "in defense of the f-word." he was unable to type, but rarely spoke of his disability. >> you are betraying your whole life if you don't say what you think. >> he was never nasty, a contrast to the name calling today. as a trained medical doctor, he used a scalpel, not a sledgehammer. in that sense he lifted everyone's game. >> shannon: in all the years i knew charles, i never saw him in a bad mood or ever heard him say anything nasty about anybody. >>> grateful you spent the evening with us. goodnight from washington. have a great weekend. i'm shannon bream. ♪ >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." we want to take the next hour and go inside the issues looking beyond for a moment just the day's breaking news. there is a lot of it. but assess some of the biggerr issues that are coming to define our life in thisis country. we are going to open with another look at what has been t

this is what it sounds like when you are living in a banana republic. >> reporter: he praised donaldll, the game was philosophical, not partisan, conservatism was never about getting republicans elected. he ranged widely as a writer of beloved baseball to a defense of the f word. he dictated his column because he was unable to type but rarely spoke of his disability. >> you are betraying your life if you don't say what you think and don't say it honestly and bluntly. >> reporter: charles could be blunt but never been nasty. a contrasted today's angry outraged name-calling punditry. he could draw blood but as a trained medical doctor use the scalpel, not a sledgehammer. in that sense he lifted everyone's game. shannon: in all the years i knew charles i literally never saw him in a bad mood or say anything nasty about anybody. most watched, most trusted and most grateful you spent the evening with us, good night from washington, have a great weekend. i am shannon bream. man: i got scar tissue there. same thing with any dent or dings on this truck. they all got a story about what happen

we are hear in the first world criticize people that are living under the dictatorial and banana republic kind of approach that we are so critical of. it's also this whole business of adus being notified to the tenants so they would realize the consequences and they could seek other venues to stop their displacement, so unlike some of the things that you heard from the yimbee action, it could cause their displacement. you cannot build things in a building that's already been built without getting the inhabitants to move. how many times have you folks have construction in your house that you actually lived through it? it doesn't happen that way. instead of hiding behind we are creating more housing, let's face it, this is creating an option for the developer and landlord to get rid of them. we need to tighten those laws. with incentivizing monster home that is not going to happen. we are going to be hear and objecting to that. you have seen some of us week after week and we are going to object to them monster homes, 4,000, 5,000, 6,000 square feet are not affordable housing. we need to hav

these are b things we see from banana republic. >> president not only announced he's pardoning a darling of the far right, he's considering leniency for two stars of his former tv show making this white houseme once again seem detached from reality. >> hannity: mark rich, faln, clinton, drug dealers, obama. ok, we don't need lectures from these people. leave it to the media to totally ignore the massive abuse of power that took place during the prosecution of say de souza. he plead guilty using straw donors to contributing $20,000 to a senatorial campaign only after being threatening with much bigger charges from a biased anti-conservative prosecutor. let's take the case of martha stewart. remember she was found guilty of obstruction of justice after prosecutors tried and failed to send her to a prison while on an insider trading charge after, well, in other words she had a transaction. they couldn't get her on that. they went after her for obstruction. don't forget scooter r.b.i., public servant who had the book thrown at him over an alleged unproven leak when they knew who the leaker w

came all the way back up screaming higher we had everything saying, well, you know, banana republic got to ditch it got to split this thing up look at how that thing came back obviously, the american consumer is spend and m talking about the domestic story inational, obviously, the tech companies are hitting it hard >> would you buy that stock right here after what it's done? >> no. >> no. >> not gps, no, not gap store. >> the market has been right let's say, an undeniable up trend from the buffett apple buy day. we have retaken 25,000 on the dow. we have continued to set these new records on the russell is there anything this week that's going to upset the apple cart, jim, on this uptrend that seems to want to go higher yet >> i've got to look at all these events and answer your question no let's start with the fed they're going to raise rates it would be a huge surprise, as you pointed out, if they didn't. everybody will look and say what comes next one or two rate hikes the rest of the year. as long as it's one of those two numbers, we're fine. if it's anything else, we have somethin

. >> we are in banana republic territory. here we are. i'll tell you is tonight, this is it one of those stories that feels like another boiling point. of course as with all things truchld, and lately with all things giuliani, there is a performance aspect to this, to get everyone focused. on giuliani threatening comey, instead of all the other incriminating things exposed in this leaked document, there is more than just distraction here. there is a larger question about why the white house is responding to all this pressure. by rolling out some of the strangest, most guilty arguments you could make about a sitting president. i'm joined by paul butler and richard painter. richard, how do you separate the distraction and hyperbole from claims presented to special council mueller's office? >> i want to emphasize, this is not hyperbole or distraction. we have a former federal prosecutor, who has openly referred to the president of the united states murdering a political opponent and getting away with it. that doesn't happen in the united sta

that's a banana republic. that's not our country.love. >> the president's lawyers say that he has the right to terminate any investigation at any time for any reason. is that true? >> no. if the reason is corrupt, he doesn't have that right. simple as that. there are a lot of things you can do for no reason at all because you just don't like somebody. you can decide -- he could decide to fire the secretary of the treasury because he decided he doesn't like mnuchin. he doesn't need a reason. if he fires mnuchin because someone bribed him to do it, that doesn't mean he would get his job back but it means he could be impeached for doing it. that's the nature of our government. there's some things that you can't undo. but there are some things that are so corrupt that they amount to the predicate for abuse of power, therefore, what the constitution calls a high crime and misdemeanor. >> professor, can you make sense of why the president's attorneys even wrote this 20-page memo and sent it? >> psycho analyzing his attornes is almost as ha

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this is what it sounds like when you're living in a banana republic. >> aside from politics, he played chess, and he was an avid baseball fan. >> i grew up playing the game, i love to play the game. >> he loves nothing more than seeing his washington nationals play and win. >> with the white house on fire, the congress in chaos, and the world going to hell in a handbasket, we need happy news like that. >> this is why god created baseball, late, on the sixth day. >> friends on fox news channel remembered that quick wit and that charles loved talking to everyone. >> there were always in awe of charles and always very, you know, apprehensive about approaching him and i was always, please, go say something to him. he would love to talk to you and he is always overly to everyone. >> in 2013, krauthammer released a book "things that matter. most quote he wrote ," the catastrophe that awaits everyone from a wrong turn, fatal encounter, every life has such a moment. what distinguishes us is whether and how we ever come back." >> there is an element of that in everybody's story, a low point. ar

this is what it sounds like when you are living in banana republic. >> bret: charles had other lovesayed chess and avid baseball fan. >> i grew up playing the game. i loved to play the game. >> bret: loved nothing more than seeing his washington nationals play and win. >> know the glory. you know, with the white house on fire, the congress in chaos. and the world going to hell in a hand basket, we need happy news like this. this is why god created baseball late on the sixth day. >> bret: friends at fox news channel remember that quick whit and charles' love for talking to anyone. >> "special report" has a lot of people come in and watch it and they were always in awe of charles and very apprehensive about approaching him and i would always say, please, go say something to him. he would love to talk to you and always so friendly to everyone. bret gret in 2013, krauthammer released a book "things that matter" and summed up the survivor's spirit that has guided much of his life. writing, quote: the catastrophe that awaits everyone from a single false move, wrong turn, fatal encounter, e

this is what it sounds like when you are living in a banana republic. >> charles had other loves asidecs. he played chess and was an avid baseball fan. >> i grew up playing the game. i loved to play the game. >> and loved nothing more than seeing his washington nationals play and win. >> glory. with the white house on fire the congress in chaos, and the world going to hell in a hand basket, we need happy news like this. this is why god created baseball late on the sixth day. >> friends at fox news channel remember that quick whit and charles love for talking to anyone. >> "special report" has a lot of people that come in and watch it and they were always in awe of charles and always very apprehensive about approaching him. and i would always say, please, go say something to him. he would love to talk to you and he was always so friendly to everyone. >> in 2013, krauthammer released a book "things that matter." and summed up the survivor's spirit that has guided much of his life writing, quote: the catastrophe that awaits everyone from a single false move, wrong turn, fatal encounter, e

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and the hat is banana republic. and we have a special friend here, jeff rossen.hing suit. the hawaiian bathing suit. >> and the reef flip-flops. >> and the reef flip-flops are right up your alley. jeff, serve it up here. >> they have a beer opener on them. >> you should get one. hoda, you want a beer. >> be careful, jeff. those are dangerous. you might want to do a report on those. >> happy father's day. >> yes. >> that's amazing. >> are you all right? >> i'm good. >> there's going to be a "rossen report k report" on that. >> i love when a plan comes together. >> go to today.com/shop. >>> up next, derek hough is here with a big announcement. stay tuned. this is "today" on nbc. chee. happ >>> whether it's the cha-cha or salsa, hip-hop dancing, no one lets loose like this guy right here. derek hough. >> he's back as a judge on "world of dance," alongside jennifer lopez, neo and jennifer d duejuan. >> it's derek hough live the tour. you're singing and dancing? >> everything. >> you sing, too? >> yeah. we're going to have live musicians. this is the first solo tour i

they don't want these institutions corrupted like a banana republic.d. >> that's just such a distraction from the truth. paul ryan, the intelligence agencies all believe that the russians meddled in our elections. no one believes, except for dan and a few other trump supporters, that the obama administration meddled by preferencing hillary clinton. the fbi, for many years, has been a venerable institution in this country, and it's sad that republicans now want to bring them down. elizabeth: i'm going to give you the last word, dan, then we have to wrap it up. >> i have a lot of respect for the fbi and the doj. i think there's a few bad actors in both agencies, and i don't believe that's true, what al suggests, that, you know, we should throw the baby out with the bath water. these agencies are highly respected. there's been some bad actors, and their actions are now finally coming to light and, frankly, they need to be held accountable. and i hope jeff sessions, when the time comes, take the appropriate steps. elizabeth: we will learn much more on thur

care about righteousness and justice and they don't want to see us go into being a third world banana republic. which it appears to much of the world we've moved into becoming. this latest allegation mueller throws out about tampering with a witness, well, you know, under section 1512, if you kill or attempt to kill somebody that might be a witness, no, that doesn't apply. or if you use physical force or threat of physical force, no, that doesn't apply. cause or induce a person to withhold testimony no,. didn't do any of that. didn't hinder, delay, prevpbt communication. no. let's see. well, did he knowingly use intimidation, threats, or corruptly persuade -- no, that didn't apply. all right. how about whoever corruptly alters, destroy, mutilates, no, he didn't do any of that so how about obstructs or influences or impedes any official proceeding? no, really didn't do that. can't attempt to do. so or intentionally harasses another person thereby hinders derek lays, prevents or dissuades anyone from attending or testify -- no, that didn't happen. reporting to law enforcement. that didn't happen

we also learned in a scene worthy of the finest banana republic that pruitt had his staffer approach the founder of the fast food chain chik-fil-a about securing a franchise for pruitt's wife. as "the new york times" recently wrote, grifter's going to grift but i would add that pruitt's actions aren't just matters of grift. they also reveal his civility to the interests of his fossil fuel backers over the interests of the american public. my republican colleague, senator ernst of iowa recently said pruitt's efforts to undermine the renewable fuel standard, including the abundance of waivers for refiners amount to broken promises to american farmers. he is about as swampy as you get here in washington, d.c., she said. amen. you would think that someone so corrupt would not be long for a president's cabinet. you would be wrong. just last week in the face of all of pruitt's latest scandals, president trump reaffirmed his support for his e.p.a. administrator saying that the agency is doing really, really well under pruitt. the president doesn't see anything wrong with someone as scandal

i believe our government has turned into a banana republic.hat report finding that overall 51 report of registered voters feel they are more enthusiastic than -- about voting than usual, the largest share addressing -- expressing enthusiasm and at least 20 years. said they are more enthusiastic about voting than usual, up sharply from 2010 and 2014. when democrats won majorities in the house and senate, somewhat fewer voters who backed the democratic candidate said they were more enthusiastic about voting, but enthusiasm among republican voters is almost as want to50% of -- if you -- we areatest report having a conversation with democrats talking about the tone of the democratic party headed into 2018. bobby on twitter says "tell us about president trump's tone at his campaign speech last night. tell us about the tone in congress that tells us we must accept trump's speech, harmful policies, and inhumane acts." president trump was at a rally encouraging runoff voters to get behind henry mcmaster. here is a bit of what president trump had to sa

if we do after every election we're going to become more like a banana republic that we're prosecutingnd i think it's very important whether or not we're at war in seven different places around the world and whether or not congress should decide that versus a president and somehow i think that's more important than all of this jockeying back and forth that has their political questions not necessarily questions of which direction we want the country to go. >> let me ask you this one quick followup, sir. if the president were to move to fire bob mueller, your reaction would be to do what? >> i think it would be a mistake for him and i think he understands it would be a mistake as well. there are a lot of questions about whether or not you can be indicted, subpoenaed, forced to answer questions and there are arguments on both sides of the question for this. i think a lot of americans have a bad taste in their mouth when they see the government going into your private attorney's office looking through all the papers and the ramifications of that invasion of the attorney client privilege i

is an increasingly loud chore rus of things coming out f the white house that is typical of a banana republic misuse of government resources. the threat, as you say, of violence or jailing or the abuse of the criminal justice process against enemies. some of this already happened, if you look at the targets of officials like andrew mccabe, then you have the rare silence, cat got your tongue mr. president. this long report, he didn't know what to say about it all yesterday. they have been waiting for it forever. the president says nothing, until this morning when he retweeted fox and friends six times. that's a lot of retweets for him, which suggests he didn't read the 500 plus page report. it's possible. >> he's a reader, you know. >> high reading skills. >> he doesn't like reading. it's hard for them to get -- >> we know about that from mar than his staff. >> can i ask you lawyer questions. you guys are both lawyers. >> fake ones. >> just focusing on a very specific thing. i think many people from all persuasions find the peter struck message to be troubling. i think a lot of people now, if

if you saw those things happening in our banana republics, you would say that is terrible.hem. they know what has been hag. it is really disgusting. brian: hard to marginalize as political document, when he was appointed by president bush and reaffirmed by president obama. looks like politics could be out of this and a year investigation into this. when they present the case, comey, mccabe, peter strzok, lisa page, maybe bruce ohr, according to some unredacted things have been released could have their credibility questioned. what does that mean in the big picture? >> if you want to question their credibility, look at they have done on their own. look at the double-talk and lies. these are public statements they made. their credibility is shot. shame to see this happen to great institutions like the fbi. the people working. the lawyers at the top. never carried a gun, pure bureaucrats, they put a blight on those institutions. it's a shame. hopefully we get some credibility back eventually. ainsley: there is old saying it all comes out in the wash. hopefully we'll find answe

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