candace owens response. straight ahead. ♪ for veterans and active-duty service people.e of them are giving their lives right now, today, for the freedoms that we have here in this country. so for us, at newday to help those people at this point in time. it's a labor of love, it's a noble service, and that's what we're all about. ♪ >> tucker: all of a sudden, you're hearing democrats from the party of science by the way, the governor of the biggest state, demanded we distributed the coronavirus vaccine on the basis of skin color. that's not science, of course, and something beneath science but they are saying. one professor, called global health law, explained this way. "having a racial preference for a covid-19 vaccine is not only ethically permissible but i think it's an ethical imperative." okay, one problem with the plan. all americans of all skin colors don't want to the vaccine regardless of what democrats in california or washington, d.c., tell them they should want. >> the covid vaccine can't come soon enough but they're coming and then there is the hurdle of con

not how you would expect by the way candace owens here to explain next.achel from your dad's oncology office. unfortunately, we are still limiting in-person appointments due to the pandemic and we'll need to move your father's visit to a later date. we're sorry. ♪ >> tucker: when we first started this show four years ago we scoffed at the idea of ufos being real insane. we saw classified video footage of octobers that seemed to defy the laws of physics we showed it to you and our eyes were open. november 15th we took notice helicopter pilots counting sheep over the remote part of the dessert in southeastern utah saw something new and weird and unidentified stationary object a monolith of sorts standing up. apparently made out of stainless steel. got outside and took pictures in front of it and left. a few other people tracked out and did the same. then on friday night the monolith no one knows where it came from suddenly disappeared around the same time a nearly identical structure apparently surfaced in romania. what does all of this mean? we have no ide

candace owens has some thoughts about the story. she joins us. always great to see candace. harsh and unforgiving world. i would not want to be 15 years old again in this new world, candace. >> i couldn't agree with you more. i feel positively blessed that i grew up without twitter and social media where these things could be captured and children are no longer allowed to grow up and be children. let me just say this about the story because it really is indicative of just how far we are diving into this local culture. when adulterating this woke culture beyond just trying to destroy adult, be on "the new york times" trying to destroy conservatives and republicans in finding tweets from 25 years ago. now they are going after children. we are talking about a girl who was 15 years old and we should say she used the slur not directed towards black people, not meant as a means of being derogatory but she used it to be cool, right? she set it in the same context that rappers say this word all the time. cardi b, she's not black. she is hispanic. drops this word virtually after ever

candace owens, great to see you. he's picking someone called nea -- not a smal job. who is she and why is he picking her? glenn greenwald knows the answer. ♪ >> tucker: joe biden says he's naming someone to head up the office management budget, very big job in the white house. there's a lot to know about her and we will be bringing that in a future episode, but the key thing to know about her is that she's she's ultimately a handmade into the billionaire. she runs a think tank called the center for american progress. t the center taking millions of dollars from wall street financiers, lobbyists, banks defense contracts. she has her own research of criticism while hyperventilating about russian collusion that never existed. >> you see it in detail after detail and i think most importantly, the predicate and we had a long discussion last year of collusion. this sets the predicates of their with criminality behind what russia was doing and to thr next set of questions, bannon, other people putting down is what kind of c

candace owens is one of our all-time favorites and we're happy to have her on tonight to unravel this. candace me look at these numbers on the behavior of the party from an end what do you conclud? >> i concluded that this is the least shocking story of 2020, for any american that has been paying attention to what we have been seeing this year in terms of what is really just mass censorship. here is what is really rich, tucker. do you remember when the leftist media hacks were trying to convince us that the big scary evil g.o.p. plots to suppress and people waiting in line to vote, casting the ballot in geoa picture of a perfectly average in line and said the g.o.p. is suppressing votes, this is a form of voter suppression. every time you see something like this, a ridiculous story, you know the job of a really good media hack is to make sure americans are looking the wrong way when real crimes and real issues are actually peeping up. one such issue is the way facebook and twitter virtually intervened on this election cycle. they did this quite openly via fact-checkers that popped up

the great candace owens is standing by on that.ive, "tucker carlson tonight" special continues. ♪ ♪ >> mark: every major religion has some means of forgiveness for people who do something wrong. unfortunately, the new religion of wokeness doesn't allow for forgiveness and redemption, doing something insensitive or offensive makes you a bad person permanently. one high schooler in virginia found that out the hard way. one of her classmates waited for her to be accepted by university before publicly releasing a social media video in which she used a racial slur. the video went viral and destroyed her life. she was forced to withdraw from her college and was kicked off a cheer team. she was publicly humiliated on the internet and by the press. in "the new york times" gleefully piled on to rejoice in her plight. candace owens has some thoughts aboute. the story and she joins us, always great to see candace. this is a harsh and unforgiving world. i would not want to be 15 years old again in this new world, candace. >> i couldn't agree w

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joining us now with more is the author of "black out," candace owens along with sara carter. welcome aboard, thank you for being with me tonight. >> thank you. >> tammy: we are heading into a new year and that is usually a chance where we believe we can set things straight and have a fresh point of view and approach. clearly the left has an intention, sarah, they've got a mission. people think they won't apply it, but they do. you've got to believe the left, they will do what they say they want to do the matter how crazy it sounds. we've got this dynamic here, especiallyci with the dangers we've seen, the destructions of the defund the police movement. it's almost like horses running into a fire. how do you see this playing out in the first few months of next year? >> i'm so grateful for the fact that ambassador nikki haley did tweet that out today and she is sending a warning shot across the bow of what's happening to our country and i believe, tammy, that all of this happened while you were asleep. for decades we've seen these kind of policies embedie themselves in our univ

author blackout, candace owens along with author, best seller, weekend cohost, pete hegseth.ce, we'll start with you. and, the double standard, it just -- i mean, there's no end to it. >> sean: one of the things i appreciate , you have to love the left, whenever they are in a sticky spot they throw out a-is imperative it's ridiculous for her to say that. i will say this, i actually appreciate the transparency here. i love these raw moments from the left when they are just being honest about their perception of republicans. at this as there on his perception of not just republicans, but of all americans. this is how they view people that love their country. we've been called irredeemable, we've been called deplorable, and now we see that they want to say something about all republicans being this or that. it's because here's the truth, if you believe in the american dream, if you believe this country is a fundamentally good country, if you believe in the values and the system and you appreciate their something special about america, there's something in this country that works

candace owens has been watching this carefully and we are happy to have her on tonight.ou're hearing all kinds of people, conservatives say it doesn't really matter, does it matter, and if so, why? >> i will start by stating the obvious, it absolutely does matter. i think every single person in america understands this limit runoff rates are critical. that's the only way. they know the left is after commit your right, they had bee transparent. they should radically transform this country. now will also see what hasn't been so obvious. that is that a lot of georgia voters know this, and don't care . and the reason for this is important great they have been abandoned by the gop establishment, they went out an did what they were supposed to do on november 3rd, and they go nothing for it. a bunch of people are saying it doesn't matter that perhaps you votes we didn't have election integrity november 3rd. they said the gop observers wer kicked out of the room. we've got no real concrete answer to that part right now the republicans are in power in that state. so it's not an e

candace owens has been watching thisef and thinking about the implications, she's the author of blackoutaring all kinds of conservative saying it doesn't really matter. it doesn't matter, and if so, why? >> it absolutely does matter. i think every single person in america understands that the senate runoff raceun are critic. that's the only word we can use to describe them. they are critical. at the left is after. they have been transparent, they wish to radically transform this country. now also stating what hasn't been so obvious, that is that a lot of georgia voters notice and don't care. the reason this is important, they feel as if they've been abandoned by the g.o.p. establishment. they went out and did what they were supposed to do on november 3rd, and they got nothing for it. they had a bunch of people that are saying it doesn't matter that perhaps your votes -- mayb it wasn't election integrity on november 3rd. we know a lot of weird suspect things happen in fulton county. there is an potentially that the g.o.p. observers were kicked out of the room we've gotten no real concrete

he is now listening to candace owens and charlie kirk at all of these people in the right, online conservativesan abomination. it's a very volatile time for mitch mcconnell and nancy pelosi, and anyone who wants to get this done with him to move on. also, with the threat of a veto from the president from the defense bill. >> bret: you, speaking of which, senator mcconnell speaking about that, urging directly the president not to veto that defense legislation. >> help the president will not veto this bill. which re-doubles our commitment to modernization and advances cutting edge capabilities and equips our military with the tools and resources they need to compete with our great power adversaries on land, and c, in the air, and didn't cyberspace. >> bret: do you think he signs both, monty? >> i'm not sure he's going to sign the nda, brett. he staked out a pretty strong position. they have the votes to override his veto. so it will be a symbolic gesture on his part. pelosi, i think it's important to note, a new poll came out today with 67% of voters saying they would not like pelosi to return as

linda lee tarver among our guests as will candace owens and investigative reporter sarah carter.k, and instagram and parler @loudobbstonight. go to loudobbsshop.com. get the official lou dobbs mug tonight. you deserve it. we'll be here tomorrow. god bless america. good night from sussex. ♪ gerry: stocks start december on a high note on fresh hopes for a covid-19 vaccine and an economic recovery. as the cdc draws up a list of who will get that vaccine first. joining us tonight, jason chaffetz, jason rantz, congressman greg stuebe and. plus leon panetta, jeff duncan, texas congressman elect tony gonzalez. resistance to covid lockdowns is rising as more politicians demonstrate one law for them and one for the rest of us. los angeles county supervisor dining at a local restaurant after voting to

linda lee tarver among our guests as will candace owens and investigative reporter sarah carter.facebook, and instagram and parler @loudobbstonight. go to loudobbsshop.com. get the official lou dobbs mug tonight. you deserve it. we'll be here tomorrow. god bless america. good night from sussex maria: good wednesday morning, everyone, thanks for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo, wednesday december 2nd, 6:00 a.m. new whistleblowers coming forward in at least 3 swing states, one of whom says u.s. postal workers tampered with ballots. the trump campaign going forward with a wisconsin lawsuit over abuse of absentee votes. another it work e in michigan said she watched fraud happening all night on election night. all this as attorney general bill barr backtracks on initial reports that his department found no evidence of voter fraud that would overturn the election. we are on this all

linda lee tarver among our guests as will candace owens and investigative reporter sarah carter.ebook, and instagram and parler @loudobbstonight. go to loudobbsshop.com. get the official lou dobbs mug tonight. you deserve it. we'll be here tomorrow. god bless america. good night from sussex kennedy: so how'd you pick who gets the vaccine first? who gets an injection at likely lives? and who gets the shaft? very heavy question buried today the cdc decided just that. but did they make the right call customer earlier this evening a cbc panel voted 13 to one, man who is that nosy norbert to recommend healthcare workers and residents of long-term healthcare facilities be first in line for any coronavirus vaccine that get emergency authorization from the fda. they are calling it phase 1a. and the vaccine is widely expected to be approved. vaccines at plural.

they have a hate agent's list reportedly that is includes people like candace owens.upremacist. so what -- the only thing surprising about this is that people still expect facebook and anybody else to not be based. because they have shown their true colors. and millions of americans see it. we don't have any alternatives. that's the problem. people have nowhere else to go. big companies have been allowed to amass so much power. operate in a world in which u.s. law doesn't function because they are protected. they are allowed to build monopolies. protected from defamation laws. and people have no alternatives. if there was somewhere else to go that could offer the same thing as facebook, millions of people would have left it by now. because they feel betrayed, ignored, silenced. there is so many things happening all over the country during the election that no one ever saw or heard about outside of social media. because they were ignored and suppressed. and people have lost track at this point of all the stories that big tech have suppressed. right? you are going to pu

it's, you know, the same thing happened with candace owens the other day when noah cyrus basically had think that this really points out the nature of some of these platforms. and like i said, big tech needs to be regulated. this tough is an agenda, and it's just just going to keep on going unless we do things like overview the section 230. pete: yeah, the president's holding up the ndaa over that right now. for sure. thank you, rob. >> thanks, guys. jedediah: we're going to turn to some headlines for you now. a break if strong winds helps firefighters gain carom -- control of a massive wildfire in southern california. the bond fire forcing thousands to evacuate in orange county. it was sparked by a house fire on wednesday and has since burned more than 7,000 acres and destroyed several homes. two firefighters were hurt battling the names, they have been released from the hospital. >>> and congressman matt gaetz fires back after new jersey governor phil murphy says he's not welcome in the garden state. murphy blasting the florida republican on twitter for attending a fundraiser in jers