as we all saw in the video, there are media figures like tucker carlsen dragging racist conspiracy theories into mainstream america.

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tucker carlsen's famous by behaving that way. when you put it as a? at the end of an opinion and say you cannot provide me information and everything you say is wrong, it is not a reasonable form of argument, and i don't care what side of the isle you are on, it doesn't hold any value. host: any other comments on that? guest: tucker carlsen, the communicators out there, ted cruz -- the idea that you cannot prove a negative. you can't actually prove that your tv is not propaganda. it is insidious these days. i don't know. host: that will be our last call. i want to remind people that if you like podcasts, c-span also has podcasts, so check them out on c-span.org and our free video app, c-span now. adam summer is from warrensburg, missouri. rachel parker, from sailors. sean is from denver. the cohosts of heartland pond. thank you for being on. everyday we are taking your calls live every day on the news come on the air. coming up sunday morning, wilson center expert discusses the latest developments in russia's invasion of ukraine. and the senior staff

and we know what type of news commentator tucker carlsen is.ill deflect and claim this is a witchhunt. i want to go back and say the bottom line -- amy: 10 seconds. >> it will provide voters with a choice between those who want to continue to defend free and fair elections and those who want to take away the will of the people. amy: kristen doerer, thank you for being with us, managing editor of right wing watch. ÑcÑcÑcÑcooooooo7ú oÑoÑoÑoÑoÑoÑoÑ man: iyou're wking on ean air issu, you imdiately start center on n beardino, e most of thenited stes. man 2: you can see it and you can smell it and youan sometimes taste it. n 1: the freightnd logistics industrys the primarcontribur. woman:hey tolde that mson harespiraty issues onof the dtors told me, , it has tdo with,ou know, e enviroent. whato we wan man: l's starto explor in o city.haening thnarrativversus t truth. itoesn't matter homuch the economicenefits e no one'around tspend it woman: sce it's stly peoe of col in thescommunits th turned blind eyto it. ma how farre we goa let is go? whave to t

tucker carlsen's famous by behaving that way. when you put it as a? at the end of an opinion and say you cannot provide me information and everything you say is wrong, it is not a reasonable form of argument, and i don't care what side of the isle you are on, it doesn't hold any value. host: any other comments on that? guest: tucker carlsen, the communicators out there, ted cruz -- the idea that you cannot prove a negative. you can't actually prove that your tv is not propaganda. it is insidious these days. i don't know. host: that will be our last call. i want to remind people that if you like podcasts, c-span also has podcasts, so check them out on c-span.org and our free video app, c-span now. adam summer is from warrensburg, missouri. rachel parker, from sailors. sean is from denver. the cohosts of heartland pond. thank you for being on. thank you so much. guest: thank you. host: a programming note -- after months of closed-door hearings, the house on january 6 is set to go public, and we will have that for you life on c-span , starting thursday,

if i want to make a case that tucker carlsen has said something racist, i argue the case, say i think this is a racist statement and people are free to respond. but if you just want to shout, racist, racist, racist, it shows me that you are not serious about having a debate to advance common interests. host: lewis, north carolina, democrats line. caller: this is a nice program today. we all know there is a history of violence starting with who assassinated abraham lincoln. -- trying to stop the republican party for doing things a lot did not like, but he did not succeed. if donald trump was a dixie crack klansman, do you think that donald trump, when he went to the republican side, do you think he completed the mission that john wilkes booth tried to do to annihilate the republican party? i think he did that. they need to call the donald trump party the pink party ok. i am talking about proud boys, neo-nazis, klansman. that is what their party is made of -- no policy, no platform, just against everything that the majority of americans are for, they are against. it is said that you hav

i wondered what your feelings on tucker carlsen are now. guest: tucker is an entertainer. he said as much in court. he has every right to say what he says commit like i do. i respect that right. i do not agree with him on politics, but he is a competent fellow. he does a good job at what he does. st: what news do you watch? do you watch much? guest: we watch msnbc, cnn, and fox. host: what are you getting out of watching all three channels? guest: i think the major way our news is spun come as it were, is by choosing which stories to focus on rather an by direct commentary. during prime time, there is an enormous amount of direct commentary particularly on msnbc and fox. i think my kratz feel like they need to have a home. they are finding it at msnbc. republicans are finding it at fox. and people just looking for the ws, more and more cnn is going to be just about the news. it will be interesting to see how it shakes out. i think it is important to check out all three, and i encourage my republican viewers to check out msnbc and i encourage democrats to check out fox. you

i wondered what your feelings on tucker carlsen are now. guest: tucker is an entertainer.e said as much in court. he has every right to say what he says commit like i do. i respect that right. i do not agree with him on politics, but he is a competent fellow. he does a good job at what he does. host: what news do you watch? do you watch much? guest: we watch msnbc, cnn, and fox. host: what are you getting out of watching all three channels? guest: i think the major way our news is spun come as it were, is by choosing which stories to focus on rather than by direct commentary. during prime time, there is an enormous amount of direct commentary particularly on msnbc and fox. i think my kratz feel like they need to have a home. they are finding it at msnbc. republicans are finding it at fox. and people just looking for the news, more and more cnn is going to be just about the news. it will be interesting to see how it shakes out. i think it is important to check out all three, and i encourage my republican viewers to check out msnbc and i encourage democrats to check out fox.

multiple times this week, fox news host tucker carlsen has lled for physical violence against lgbtq peoplee says echoing some of the dangerous etoric we have seen are a threat to children. amy: let me ask you about the pride event. we will be talking more about it in a moment. but on wednesday, president biden signed an executive order banning the use of federal funds to finance conversion therapy. also wednesday, "the new york times" published a piece titled "the battle over gender therapy" which stirred a lot of reaction, much of it negative among many trans people online. what did you think of the peace? >> it was an interesting a very long piece but i think part of the reason that so many specifically trans people and people have been working in the space for a very long time were frustrated by it is "the new york times" continues to sensationalize trans people around these kind of very long intellectual debate pieces about standards of trans health care while ignoring the reality most trans people don't have access to health care for economic or political reasons. according to a study

tucker carlsen's famous by behaving that way. when you put it as a? at the end of an opinion and say you cannot provide me information and everything you say is wrong, it is not a reasonable form of argument, and i don't care what side of the isle you are on, it doesn't hold any value. host: any other comments on that? guest: tucker carlsen, the communicators out there, ted cruz -- the idea that you cannot prove a negative. you can't actually prove that your tv is not propaganda. it is insidious these days. i don't know. host: that will be our last call. i want to remind people that if you like podcasts, c-span also has podcasts, so check them out on c-span.org and our free video app, c-span now. adam summer is from warrensburg, missouri. rachel parker, from sailors. sean is from denver. the cohosts of heartland pond. thank you for being on. thank you so much. guest: thank you. host: a programming note -- after months of closed-door hearings, the house on january 6 is set to go public, and we will have that for you life on c-span , starting thursday,

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am joining you a few weeks after an 18-year-old white supremacist who was indoctrinated by tucker carlsen foxnews after he targeted a black community in buffalo and committed a massacre. i am joining you today not just as the st. louis congresswoman. i am also a survivor of gun violence who knows that senate republicans obstruction of gun violence prevention legislation it is killing us. it could have killed me. it is killing us and they get to act like they don't care because they want what they want and we say no. no. no. i haven't survived gun violence just once. i have survived nonviolence multiple times. multiple times. justice in our federal policies could have saved me from having to endure those experiences. i want to talk to you today about one of those times. i want those members of congress who are complicit in every mass shooting that happens because of their own perpetuation of policy violence, i want them to know those of us who are gun violence survivors who will not let up until change happens, we are everywhere. we are outside of their offices, organizing, protesting unti

carlsen, american nationalist. guest: i read it quickly. tucker is a friend of mine, he is a smart guy, he has done a fabulous job as a broadcaster, and it looks like a new york times political hit job to me. host: wall street journal, u.s. economy shrinks 1.4%, amazon loses money. guest: look, high inflation, the fed is going to have to take away the punch bowl. the stock market is going to be in for a rough time the next six to nine, maybe 12 months. but i want to say this, people should buy and own stocks for the long run. the fact that the market does go down some more, which i think is likely because i think the economy is going through stagflation, we may be on the front end of a recession next year, people should buy the dip and hold on -- by the indexes and hold them forever, do not try to out tray the market. in the cavalry is coming. host: washington post, biden aid plan for ukraine signals deepening war. guest: look, i did not read that. my view is joe biden has been a dollar short and a day late on helping ukraine. but i will al

as we all saw in the video, there are media figures like tucker carlsen dragging racist conspiracy theories into mainstream america. more than 400 episodes of tucker carlson's show have amplified the so-called great replacement theory or conspiracy theory, a guiding principle of the modern white supremacist movement. as lawmakers, we must speak in one voice and repudiate this incendiary rhetoric, along with any individual or extremist group that resorts to violence. and, while there are no simple solutions for addressing violent extremism, a promising start is the domestic terrorist prevention act which i first introduced in 2017. i am sorry to say that the senate was unable to move this forward when i offered it, two weeks ago, but my hope is this hearing will mark a shift in our willingness to work together in combatting domestic terrorism. that is our obligation as lawmakers and that is our responsibility to the families like those in this room, who have lost a loved one to unspeakable acts of hate. with that, i turn to the ranking member, senator grassley, for his opening statement. >>

if i want to make a case that tucker carlsen has said something racist, i argue the case, say i thinkacist statement and people are free to respond. but if you just want to shout, racist, racist, racist, it shows me that you are not serious about having a debate to advance common interests. host: lewis, north carolina, democrats line. caller: this is a nice program today. we all know there is a history of violence starting with who assassinated abraham lincoln. -- trying to stop the republican party for doing things a lot did not like, but he did not succeed. if donald trump was a dixie crack klansman, do you think that donald trump, when he went to the republican side, do you think he completed the mission that john wilkes booth tried to do to annihilate the republican party? i think he did that. they need to call the donald trump party the pink party ok. i am talking about proud boys, neo-nazis, klansman. that is what their party is made of -- no policy, no platform, just against everything that the majority of americans are for, they are against. it is said that you have got some r