he told tucker carlson, it is not an admission of wrongdoing.nues in defense spending. and a great rebuilding of the us military. costco's 35 million members will pay more, a price of membership will increase by $5. it broke records after the presidential address pulled back. s&p futures down four. >> a crazy week for the markets. the vice president of katona company, of the stock exchange. snap went public, goldman sachs led the market rally. what about financial deregulation? that a done deal and what if it doesn't happen? >> financial deregulation just getting started with the dodd-frank bill and sarbanes-oxley. you keep your money and despite the modest pullback we had the last couple days. >> what about retail investors? >> i don't think so. we have quite a bit of runway to go. our work tells us it is neutral, neither overbought nor oversold which is the term we use in the market. there are still some plays you need to make and be selective. >> we have a couple fed speakers, janet yellen, 77.5% likelihood that we will see a right hike. the

the president sits down with tucker carlson.are just moments away from president trump such as hit domain take the stage in tennessee. quite possibly the most important speech for the president since his joint address to congress. we'll take you there when he arrives and bring you that live. mr. trump speech comes as back in washington, big questions linger over the fbi's potential investigation involving russia and the campaign. senator lindsey graham joins us. he is demanding answers. he'll be here next. ♪ [waitress] more coffee? [student] yeah, thanks. [student] oh yeah for sure... [waitress] yeah ok [student] i can just quit school and get a job. [ex student] its okay daddy's here. [wife] daddy [wife] hi [dad] hey buddy [son] hey dad [wife] i think we can do this. [dad] really? [chancellor] adam baily. [chancellor] adam baily. but first things first --e call trugreen,. america's #1 professional lawn care company. millions of homeowners like you trust us to give them a lawn they can live on. and tailored care plans ensure the

that sweet, tucker carlson set out to get to the bottom of it.weeting any man or woman who faces the enemy and lives to tell about it deserves first-class anyway and gretchen writing i am thoroughly disgusted by the professor on tucker carlson. what an insult to students and alumni. they support the rotc and military and standing by this professor. next one definitely a friend of "fox and friends" and the fox family. >> america say goodbye to its favorite bearded brothers, "duck dynasty" not doing the show anymore, it's ended, headline from rolling stone magazine. and tv's worst show, reality show about families of hypocritical christian right, and reason to celebrate 2017, a lot of "duck dynasty" fans, and entertaining, funny and clean. in jesus's name, amen. and fake news, christians being persecuted left and right, may god bless "duck dynasty". and they say what they do. abby: no one seems able to pronounce nunez. and no one can pronounce his name. >> devon nunez. >> nunez. >> chairman nunez. >> chairman nunez. >> nunez. >> we got to the botto

they ended up here on carlson and santa clara street where we are standing. the officer, they're telling me, is okay. the investigation is ongoing. back out here live. officers placing markers here. guys, no word as far as when they will reopen. the next update in the next hour. live in richmond. pete suratos today in the bay. >> thank you for the very latest. breaking news in france, a massive avalanche in the alps overnight. we have just learned the search and rescue operation has been called off. all skiers there are safe. this is happening at the alpine ski resort of tignes. it's not far from the deadly avalanche that struck a month ago. several skiers were caught in the avalanche stkpwhraofp. >>> north korea releases a series of pictures of kim jong-un overseeing yesterday's missile launch. tensions srs riare rising there. the missiles are capable of traveling 600 miles. three of four landed within 200 miles of japan's northwestern coast. >>> meanwhile, harsh words from china this morning as the u.s. and south korea begin deploying an advanced missile de

joining me now, host of "tucker carlson tonight," mr.ucker carlson himself. >> hi, martha. >> martha: he used this phrase during the inaugural address, as well. it is something he is comfortable with. he talked about a lot of my campaign trail. there was quite a bit of backlash from ben rhodes and others last night. >> the ben rhodes response is just childish. these guys are repeating the same bumper sticker for the past ten years and expecting that it is somehow true. of course, it is not going to embolden terrorists. it is not going to alienate our allies, who act out of their own interest or the perceptive and of our interest, rather or not of the basis of they are offended. it is silly. i don't think that calling it radical islamic terrorism defeats radical islamic terrorism, which is much more complicated. on the other hand, lying about what it is, which is with the previous administration did and the one before it, and assiduously, clearly doesn't help for a bunch of reasons. for one, you can't think clearly unless you can articula

tucker carlson just getting the president's response. welcome. i'm stuart varney in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." the fall-out from all of this with former presidential candidate pat buchanan. first, to blake burman at the white house. blake? >> stuart, in this 20005 tax returns, a couple partial documents shows a few things from that year. first off in 20005, he made a lot of money. $153 million worth and he paid a lot in federal taxes. about $38 million worth. the overwhelming majority of that, $31 million coming through the amt, the alternative minimum tax. a little while ago, the president sat down with tucker carlson, gave his first comments about the documents and he questioned the legality behind whoever posted them. >> i have no idea where they got it. but it's illegal. you're not supposed to have it. it's not supposed to be leaked. it's certainly not an embarrassing tax return at all. it's an illegal thing. they've been doing it, done it before around it's a disgrace. >> however, the folks over at the democratic national committ

allison seymour >>reporter: meet carlson joiner, aka painter man.t people call me columnumn governor.gove he's been homeless and living on the streets of d.c. for moreor than seven years, but that has not stopped his love of painting.pain this is the gift god gave me and i enjoy doing it. by using whatever he finds to do so. whatever god put in my hands i make it work. my bowl to put paint brushes is in the old meal jar. this is a window somebody threw away. so with that being said. >> if you ever invite me over your house, don't leave me in the living room because your sofa is going to be crooked because i am going to take the responding out of it. > painter man has been p painting since he was sevenven years old. his work, a reflection of who he is. god people, the word peculiar means is what the world says is weird. and what the world says is weird, that's not weird.rd. it's what it's supposed to be. i'm peculiar. i feel what i feel. i do what i do and i like it. and you took it away present me and said carlson you can't paint no more. you can't

sort of riff around it which is what you saw happening on the friendly interview he had with tucker carlson about this, tucker trying really hard to give him an open space to perhaps say i misspoke which would be a lot better for our country. can you explain why that might be better, especially in terms of how the world views this president? >> the president in that interview with tucker was clearly trying to muddy the water. there may be other items. i was talking in quotation marks. it was about surveillance, not necessarily wiretapping and all of that is relevant. whether it's surveillance through a microwave or a telephone or a cell phone is totally relevant. he accused president obama of committing a prime. he has not rode that back and he suggested other bits of information he may release the

you saw the interview earlier with his interview with tucker carlson and he brought what would be his evidence promising more developments to come. >> how did you find out? you said i just found out. how did you learn that? >> well, i've been reading about things. i read, i think it was january 20th, a "the new york times" article where they were talking about wiretapping. there was an article. i think they used that exact term. i read other things. i watched your friend brett bayer, the day previous, where he was talking about certain very complex sets of things happening. and wiretapping. i said, wait a minute. a lot of wiretapping being talked about. i seen a lot of things and i won't discuss it because we have it before the committee and we will be submitting things before the committee very soon that haven't been submitted as of yet. >> you're the president. you have the ability to gather all of the evidence you want. >> i do, i do. but frankly i think we have a

we are still here on carlson boulevard. we just moved a block east. this was the scene that was in place roughly 1:10 a.m. this morning. we'll show you some of that video of officers putting markers down, checking those casings. we're told bill richmond police it happened at 1:10 a.m. police responding to a possible burglary call at carlson boulevard. as they walked up to the location of this call, a car tried to over the officers who returned with fire. we're told the car and suspect is fled the scene. the officer is okay. once again, i want to point out we reached out to police to get more information on this case later this morning. pete suratos, today in the. >>> we know you will be tracking that for a while. 6:3 now. to the president's first 100 days. republican leaders live in washington, d.c. within just the last 45 minutes, his first tweet reads "don't worry. getting rid of state lines which will moat competition and will be in phase 2 and 3 of health care rollout. he tweeted, i am working on a new system where there will be competition in the

he went on with tucker carlson last night. talked to tucker before the interview, asking some questions about it. he appears, like you said, we loved the transparency s. the idea of it yesterday. he is certainly a man learned in the law, he knows what he is doing. it appears thus far there isn't any wrongdoing. in fact it seems like this guy has met with quite a few people. the left hysteria and i had okaycracy, trying to flood the news media to further delegitimize president trump and separate him from some of his clothesest allies like with general flynn and now with jeff sessions. >> dana: you said before the show started you have a theory. >> greg: i do. i am equally outraged that people are actually talking to diplomats at a diplomate conference. next time you're going to meet a german at oktoberfest. what's that about? we've seen instances of russians meeting with democrats like schumer, feinstein, mckaskle. how do we not know the democrats were secretly helping the russians destroy donald trump? you could easily flip th

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. ♪ >> sean: welcome back to "hannity," during his sitdown interview with tucker carlson earlier todayump spoke about the release of his 2005 tax returns. watches answer. >> i have no idea where they got it but it is illegal. you're not supposed to have it and it is not supposed to be leaked. it is certainly not an embarrassing tax return at all but it is in the legal thing. they've been doing it, they've done it before and i think it is a disgrace. >> sean: it was a disgrace and likely a felony. msnbc's joe scarborough suggests that trump leaked the tax returns himself. he tweeted... i guess the russians went out in the dark of night and put it in some guy's mailbox. one positive tax return to distract from russian hearings. painfully obvious. nbc is now the network of bizarre conspiracy theories. joining us, former speaker of the house, newt gingrich. you work with liberal joe. he's kind of jumped the shark a bit and now he is into mad conspiracy theories. yeah. when you get that look, i know something is coming. >> if you go to the movies and you look at x-men or transformers or a w

director, i want to start with something the president told tucker carlson on fox about the healthcare plan. he acknowledged that the people who voted for him and sent him to washington bear the brunt of a lot of these changes in the healthcare bill panned he said, quote, we need to take care of our people -- meaning the bill, how will he take care of his bill without fundamentally changing the bill? >> the same way we have taken people for a long time in this country which is through competition, i think it is one thing that doesn't get heavily reported is that part of the problem with obamacare right now, and i discovered this first time, i live in south carolina, we are down to one provider, you can imagine what that does to price competition on costs, it doesn't do anything, but increase the costs, and one, the key points of the plan that is in the republican house right now is it is going to encourage more competition, which will lower the cost for everybody, not just trump voters. >> dickerson: but the president's remarks here were having taken all of that into account, knowing t

carlson chosen to sue fox instead of directly suing mr. ails, her colleagues had fox news, many of whom were also victims of sexual harassment, would have been left in the dark about her case and may never have come forward with their own claims. and now roger ailes' well documented case of abuse of women would not have been well known. and in talking about her legislation, our legislation, the group of senators who met, ms. carlson wrote, quote, so many women are being silenced by employers who force them into a secret star chamber proceeding called arbitration. by coercing women to remain silent about illegal behavior, the employer is able to shield abusers from true accountability and leave them in place to harass again. end quote. judge gorsuch, the sep seventh amendment gives us the right to trial by jury in civil lawsuit. would you agree that a critical aspect of that jury trial is the fact is usually open to the public? >> absolutely. so the receive seventh amendment, i'm a big believer in the seventh amendment. in all of the amendm

tucker carlson. monday.welcome to tucker carlson tonight. president trump's new budget includes a proposal to eliminate $148 million in federal funding for the national endowment for the arts. the n.e.a. along with hundreds of millions more for other arts and entertainment programs including pba and npr. the notion artists won't get millions in taxpayer cash has many he irate. -- many irate. an old friend of mine joins us now. robin, great to see you tonight. >> an old young friend of yours. >> tucker: i dais greed with

rylee carlson has the latest in the investigation. mark rowley/acting deputy commissioner and head of counter terrorism: "we are absolutely certain parliament will be able to do it's normal business today as they've insisted they must do//white flash//it's business as normal in london."despite a deadly attack outside parliament wednesday... londoners are determined to carry on. parliament will be in session adrian bailey/member of the labour party: every time we walk into parliament, there are screens telling us about the risk level that day and i think members become immune when it says "dangerous" and so on. it's something that you live with and don't really think about."police have not identified the man who carried out the attack.he mowed over pedestrians in front of parliament before crashing into a gate the driver stabbled and killed an unarmed officer - 48-year-old keith palmer - before being shot and killed by police.witnesses described the scene.bobby nagi/witness: we saw a black vehicle, at full speed, and uh it ran over a f

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this is amazing to me because tucker carlson mentioned this earlier this week on fox. he said what if a federal judge has determined that abortion effectively is now illegal. effective today. does that mean that abortions are effectively illegal? because one federal judge has said so? it's absurd that one federal judge has the ability to override the constitutional authority of the president. there are three branches of government for a reason. and the president is going to appeal this ruling right to the supreme court. but you are going to get judge gorsuch in there is he clearly qualified to be a supreme court justice. more importantly have you one or two federal judges who want to legislate from the bench who think that they have more authority than they really do. this is not how the system is supposed to work. the president under the 8 u.s. code 1182 clearly has the authority. barack obama use dhd authority. george w. bush used this authority it goes all the way back to world war ii. it is clearly the purview of the president of the united states to temporarily su

. >> you're saying -- good ciccariello maher told fox news channel tucker carlson his tweet was meant criticism of american wars not american warriors. >> i think u.s. troops need real support. they don't need symbolic gestures. what they need is not a first class seat. they need health care support. psychological support. >> though his university has given no occasion it will discipline him for the tweet noting his opinions are his own and given outside the classroom the professor told carlson he has now locked his twitter account in the wake of backlash. >> you need to protect your twitter feed when people who like to go on and on about free speech decide it's time to violently threaten people who are using that free speech. >> reporter: ciccariello maher is colonel on sabbatical in mexico. one more tweet to show you. drexel university when are you going to address your radical professor? your silence shows your stance on his mouth. strong words but again university discipline seems unlikely. chris and dawn? >> all right, bruce, thanks. >>> in just a few days, three teenaged girls w

carlson shorter there. up ahead, the u.s. payroll. which president has credited most jobs?y tuned. this is the number. carlson-- this is bloomberg. ♪ the -- taking a look at some of the most telling charts and what they mean for investors. you can access these charts on the bloomberg. making her big-screen debut today, alexandra will be asked -- >> i will be looking at two classes of stocks. value stocks which are priced most cheaply and growth stocks which are more defensive, but also tend to do well when economic conditions get tough. investors are not like the you stocks over the last couple of years. you can today here relative to growth. they did come back last year which makes sense with the talk about rising inflation. a lot of big banks came out with calls saying by stocks will continue to race. in 2017, that story is not as convincing. they still prefer growth over body. we still have the story of inflation rising. clearly, it is not as convincing to investors as it was towards the end of last year. vonnie: -- mark: where can you find your chart? >> you can find it

meet carlson junior, aka painter man. most people call me carlson.on he's been homeless and living og the streets of d.c. for more than seven years, but that hass not stopped his love of painting. this is the gift god gave me and i enjoy doing it. by using whatever he finds to do so. whatever god put in my hands i make it work my bowl to put paint brushes in is an old meal jug.al this is a window that somebody threw away. so with that being said, if you ever invite me over your house, don't leave me in the living room because the couch, your y sofa a is going to be crookedooe because i aming whying to takeke the responding out of it. painter man has been painting since he was seven years old. his work a reflection of who he is. god said if he made peculiar people, the word peculiar means what the world says is weird and the world says is weird, that's not weird. it's what it's supposed to be. > i'm peculiar.> i feel what i feel, i do what i do. and i like it. > and if you took it away from me and said carlson you can't pa

rylee carlson has the latest. and head of counter terrorism: "we are absolutely certain parliament will be able to do it's normal business today as they've insisted they must do//white flash//it's business as normal in london."despite a deadly attack outside parliament wednesday... londoners are determined to carry on. parliament will be in session adrian bailey/member of the labour party: every time we walk into parliament, there are screens telling us about the risk level that day and i think members become immune when it says "dangerous" and so on. it's something that you live with and don't really think about."police have not identified the man who carried out the attack.he mowed over pedestrians in front of parliament before crashing into a gate the driver stabbled and killed an unarmed officer - 48-year-old keith palmer - before being shot and killed by police.witnesses described the scene.bobby nagi/witness: we saw a black vehicle, at full speed, and uh it ran over a few people walking on the road. //you co

this all started with the report of a car being broken into on carlson boulevard. melanie woodrow picks up the story. >> reporter: this is where that vehicle was ultimately abandoned, right here after a short chase with berkeley police. the vehicle is gone now. richmond police have processed it. we have some video from sky 7 of what it looked like earlier today. this was just after noon when berkeley police say they realized the vehicle had possibly been involved in that richmond officer-involved shooting from this morning. we also have video from richmond to show you. this was just after 1:00 this morning. richmond police responded to a possible burglary on sutter avenue. when they arrived, the suspect, who they say was breaking into a truck, ran away and was last seen on carlson boulevard. a richmond police spokesperson says the suspect then jumped into a mercedes and attempted to ram officers with that vehicle. one of those officers opened fire. both of the police officers are okay. it's not clear whether or not the suspect was hit by those shots. somebody then

. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." despite a total lack of evidence, people continue to suggest the presidential campaign was co-opted by the government of vladimir putin. in lieu of actual proof, those pushing those theories have relyed on innuendos. evidence of a grand conspiracy. a hit on some sort when a spokesman claimed that hillary clinton's presidential campaign also met with the russian government multiple times. >> well, if you look at some people connected with hillary clinton, during her campaign, you will probably see that he had lots of meetings of that kind. but there were no meetings about elections -- electoraler processes. there was no way it should be perceived as interference of anr electoral process. there are lots of specialists,ve people working in think tanks, advising hillary or advising people, working for people. >> tucker: former clinton campaign spokesperson denied this, sort of. think it's not true whether using the word probably, is my guess. it looks like the media narrative could be in

i wish we had this next story when i was writing the book for you it at carlson university in ottawa,a, the capital of the country, the weight scale, physical way to that you stand on in the gym has been removed. apparently, because it triggered some negative feelings among students. yes. the newspaper on campus quoted a student saying, "i think people are being insensitive because they don't understand. they think eating disorders are a choice when they are actually a serious illness." so, this scale is gone. joining us now from boston, mary anne, and from washington, katie pavlich. katie, do you know what the definition of triggering his? >> i do know what the definition of triggering as. i looked it up in the dictionar dictionary, triggering happens when someone reads, sees come or hear something that causes a person emotional distress, specifically around a previous traumatic experience. but the word triggering as used on college campus, apparently in canada and in the united states, two ban things that people simply don't like, or that they don't agree with, really, i think that

and tucker carlson is next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." a proposal to eliminate $148 million in federal funding for the national endowment for the arts. the nea. along with hundreds of millions more for art and entertainment programs, pbs and npr. some of them are irate, and advocacy group opposes trunk cuts -- we are joined now by robin. good to see you tonight. i disagree with you on this for

amy: that is attorney general jeff sessions responding to talk also -- tucker carlson.leaks are an interesting thing. this is something that devin hard.is really pushing we are getting leaks a pretty sophisticated intelligence committee even wiretap evidence. you know, or is a reason to be concerned that you can be picked up on a pfizer wiretap and have the contents of his shop on "the new york times." that said, the way to stop the leaks if you are in the trump at administration is to appear like you're not fighting this ininvestigation tooth and nail, and they are. i'm not trivially sympathetic with jeff sessions because he was asked twice, once in person and once in writing by pat leahy on an even broader question, and if y you are asked in writing, d you have any contact with the russians and that is when you have aides to go to your paperwork and figure out what you did in cleveland and who is been in her office, and you say, no, then, then there is reason to ask why you were not fully forthcoming in her confirmation hearing. about want to ask you this other concer

it all happened earlier this morning on carlson boulevard.e were trying to arrest a burglary suspect and the police department says one of the officers shot at him but he still got away. >>> and just into the newsroom, police are on the scene a few blocks away from that shooting. this is a live look near carlson and sutter avenue and so far, there's no word yet if this is connected to the search for the suspect. >>> after a billionaire backed out of a deal to fund a stadium for the raiders in las vegas, the team's owner says he now has a new plan. mark davis says bank of america has agreed to loan the team $1.9 billion. oakland mayor schaaf also made a presentation. but sources say it didn't include any new cost or financing proposals. >>> today mountain view city council gets the final word on google's elaborate plan for a new office complex. the tech giant hopes to build a 595,000-square-foot building on north shore line boulevard. >>> all right. it is time for traffic. it's 6:58. let's start with the bay bridge toll plaza. if you are headi

. ♪ >> ed: good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" ," m ed henry, tucker will be back tomorrownd let me see the mike teased that you get to see a bit of him, impacting my tucker look good as the they were scalloped critics said the wall could never work, but the wall as it even been built with it but the mere talk of one may be having a big impact already. a new report says illegal crossings as the mexican border dropped big league as the president might say during the first month in office. in 60 seconds, will debate someone who doesn't think the president deserves credit. we go live to our own at trace gallagher who was crunching the illegal border crossing numbers, good to see you. >> the department of homeland security says the 40% drop in the number of illegal immigrants range across the border in february is even more remarkable when you consider that historically, border crossings in february rise by up to 20%. look at the actual numbers here. in january, 31,578 people were apprehended trying to cross the southern border. in february, it dropped to 18,762. that is the lo

tucker carlson. monday. and tucker carlson is next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to tucker carlson tonight. president trump's new budget includes a proposal to eliminate $148 million in federal funding for the national endowment for the arts. the n.e.a. along with hundreds of millions more for other arts and entertainment programs including pba and npr. the notion artists won't get millions in taxpayer cash has many he irate. -- many irate. an old friend of mine joins us now. robin, great to see you tonight. >> an old young friend of yours. >> tucker: i dais greed with you for many years and continue to disagree with you on it now. the that's for rich liberal elites. that's who consumes the products they produce. why should a time of budget deficits, taxpayers should subsidize entertainment for rich people? >> it really stumps me you would think the n.e.a. subsidizes programs for the rich and elite. you're so smart and sculpted and global, tucker. you know the ns. e.a. has grants -- n.e.a. has granted

in that interview with tucker carlson he was asked about his charge that he had been wiretapped and at that point he said wiretap covers a lot of different things but then he went on to also say this. i think you're going to find some very interesting items coming to the forefront over the next two weeks. so it seems to me that on march 15th the president knew something. the story that devin nunes told us is that he thought he was going to the president and telling him for the first time about this information that he had revealed through anonnous sources. so i think we have to sort of step back, do our reporting and start connecting the dots here and start asking the question, which is very valid, who orchestrated this. was devin nunes used, in a way, by people at the white house to prove the president's point and did the president know, in fact as he stated on march 15th, that something would be coming down the pike? it sure sounds to me like he did. >> after all, this happened with chairman nunes and then we heard from president trump saying that he felt somewhat vindicated. >> we'r

he turned himself in to tucker carlson. exposed himself as the raging bafoon that wakes up and tweets lies about the 44th president of the united states. on this one, republicans found their limit. some of them, they were mad as hell and donald trump and they were not going to take it any more. not on this one, not on this lie. that is where onht' hope lies. republican senators and house members stepped forward finally showing no fear whatsoever of president trump and did everything they could to expose his lie. that is the first time we have seen that happen. and we have ever reason to hope that it will not be the last time. joining us now is eugene robinson. senior editor for "the atlantic." the confession last night on fox news was absolutely stunning, but the investigative process was still going on. that question about what the heads of the senate intelligence committee found, what they were saying, was perfectly legitimate especially given that sean spicer said he was completely confident they would find the opposite

at 1:10 a.m., officers responded to a call about an auto burglary in the 1900 block of carlson boulevard, richmond police lt. felix tan said. when officers arrived at the scene, they saw the male suspect and tried to make contact with him, but he ran off. a pursuit ensued and the suspect then got into a vehicle, tan said. according to tan, once inside the vehicle, the suspect drove at one of the officers and tried to run him over. the officer shot at the suspect and the vehicle. the suspect then fled the scene and is currently at large. police are investigating. thanks will... thanks thanks will... and we first told you about the shooting through our mobile app. we sent a push alert at 4:45 this morning. make sure you download the kron-four news app to always get the latest breaking news. iphone and devices. lets get a check now of wether and traffic with anny and robin... fair weather is forecast to continue through the week with warming temperatures and generally light winds. light rain is possible across the far northern portions of sonoma county through tonight. no major hot spots. b

rob: president trump sat down for an exclusive interview with tucker carlson.ussing obamacare to social media. >> can anyone say please don't tweet that? >> i think i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for twitter because i have such a fake pdishonest pre. i'm not including fox because fox has been fair to me but if you look at cnn and these other networks cbs, abc, tend to look at what is going on i call it the fake press, fake media, it is a disgrace what is happening. >> you are in florida you tweet the former administration wiretapping surveilled me at one tower at last election how did you find out? >> i have been reading things. i read in the new york times article talking about wiretapping and they use the exact term. i read other things. i watched your friend bret baer the day previous talking about certain very complex sets of things happening and wiretapping. there is a lot of wiretapping being talked about. i have been seeing a lot of things. i'm not going to discuss it because we have it before the committee and submitting things before the committee ver

there have been the studies and the president acknowledged it it in his interview with tucker carlsonp coalition working class folks are not getting the sides of the tax break that the upper end get, that the tax credit, part of the healthcare doesn't really help them as much as obamacare did. so to jeffrey's point, if i voted for the president, wouldn't bit better to have an infrastructure that has got jobs associated with it, where this, you are getting a theory that hopefully will play out and work in practice? >> look, obamacare obviously affects many different people in many different ways, but there are many, many self-employed people out there, anyone on the individual exchange for whom this is a big hurt at the moment, and it is something republicans ran on. for six years. and whether or not it was the correct decision to move on at first, if they fail in this now, it potentially derails everything else that they want to do, whether it is infrastructure or tax reform and i think the other thing that gets missed here, there needs to be some fixes to this bill, it is not by any

david, first start with you, just watching the exchange of the president and tucker carlson back and forth over the wire and the how he was trying to pin this on "the new york times" which he's called the enemy and dishonest saying was it tough for you to watch him try to wiggle out of that? >> i don't think he's trying to wiggle out of that. >> how was he not wiggling, david? >> he's not wiggling, brooke. >> what was that then? >> trying to explain it without divulging more information. i think the president has more information he's going to turnover. you're going to see it come out over the next few weeks and we'll see the president is being truthful. >> why not divulge this if he hops on twitter and makes this massive allegation of then president, why not hop on twitter and clear it up as easily as he put it out there. >> i think it may not be that simple. let's wait a week or two and will all come out in the wash. >> sorry to stick with you but getting all this news from the senate as we have from house intel saying there's no evidence of what he's claiming. >> well, we'll wait

tucker carlson tonight. don't miss the interview. >> the british prime minister thersea y has thpower to leave the european union. the bill passes final hurdle in the upper chamber yesterday but she is not said when exactly she will begin those talks will shape the future of great britain and europe meanwhile for prices have risen a lot since june. they decided to leave because of the depreciation of the pound. let's get you caught up on the global market action we had been seen over night. we are seeing the shanghai composite index that slightly higher. they gained three quarters of 1% on the other hand is down one tenth of 1% in the hong kong hang seng down fractionally. they are mixed. there up seven points. it's down nine points today. and the dow snapped the today when he street yesterday. look at that. let's see. the futures are down 30. we wait to hear from the fed tomorrow. down six days in a row. coming back today of 23 cents. about $1,200. >> breaking news. the latest details on the winter storm th

white house secretary sean spicer on the -- congressman a freedom caucus member was on tucker carlson tonight says it's going in a better direction. >> i remained undeclare sod that we maximized our capability to influence the bill in the right direction up until the very end and so i have to leave it there, but i will tell you that i'm proud, i should say i'm grateful for the freedom caucus and their willingness to go after it as long as they have. nicole: we will bring you the healthcare vote and it'll be live when it happens. lauren: for more on this, brad blakeman. good morning, brad. >> good morning. lauren: would the healthcare bill ever become law? what are the chances that they can pick it up later, would they pick it up later in. >> they have to, obamacare as it exists is doomed for failure. it must be dealt with within the first four years of the trump presidency, there's no choice. it does fail, how are they going to attack it, is it going to be done peace meal. nicole: how about four hours, because you have an election? >> exactly. i think it's the will of the house and th

health and human services secretary tom price on tucker carlson tonight urging lawmakers to see the big picture. >> the plan is this bill plus the items that we can work on that that's are significant at the department and the other legislation, medical malpractice reform. all the kinds of things that round out the kind of reforms that we have been talking about for years. >> right. >> taken together, yes, every single american will have access to that kind of coverage that they want for themselves. lauren: congressman mark meadows said he came to an agreement on principle with president trump. >> i'm optimistic that we can get there. there's still a lot of details to work out, sean, to say that we have a deal, that wouldn't be accurate. i can tell you that the president is engaged not only personally with the freedom caucus but with a real unbelievable broad spectrum. lauren: cautiously optimistic, no deal yet. we will bring you the healthcare vote and we will bring that to you live whenever that does happen. nicole: will we get a deal to replace obamacare, joining us is reaction polit

interview with the president tucker carlson is quite interesting. some folks said he was doubling down on his claim. i don't think so. he was picking up his chips and going to another table. he was backing away from the literal accusation that president obama had done which you reported on ordered the wiretapping of trump in trump tower. i think where this is going, michael, i think this is the live line, the administration is hoping they can grab onto is something that we call accide incidental collection. i can explain you and viewers. >> do it. >> if we are up against the legitimate intelligence target, lets say we are up against targeting and you want us to do this, a russian, who's involved or how about sanction busting. we are on that target. this happens fairly routinely. if that target now gets involved in a communication to from or even about a u.s. person, we are allowed to continue to cover the target. we just have to protect the u.s. person privacy. we do what's called minimize the information. we would say of an extented conversation wi

tonight at 9:00 right here on fox, tucker carlson will speak exclusively in his one-on-one interview with attorney general jeff sessions about today's big announcement that he is recusing himself from the investigations into the trump campaign and the russians pray that's tonight at 9:00 on tucker carlson tonight. it's going to be a great interview, no doubt. more tonight on the top story, attorney general sessions recusal reminded us of the big moments. mercedes schlapp and juan williams debate straightahead and president trump donned his commander-in-chief hat and doubled down on his promise to rebuild the united states military. >> i will always support you and your mission. i will never, ever let you down. >> martha: more now on our top story, and the ongoing political fallout after all they demands for attorneys general attorneys general jeff sessions recusal. some are calling for them to reside on the democrat side. at ended with the attorney general doing just that, recusing, not resigning. not before democrats came out in full force ordering for him to step down. watch face.

tucker carlson, we have a limited pool of resources at princeton.t think we need to spend any money on this. there are many in your audience knows that. maybe lower middle-class white people, who would love to get an education. let us spend that money on helping them go to school. right? that's what we need to spend our money on. not on constantly giving money and resources to scholars who already we know there scholarship just doesn't pass the metal. >> tucker: you are saying there's an agreement consensus as that. let's get to the middle bury protest. do you think it's okay for people to prevent a speaker from speaking because they disagree with him? >> no, that is why we did not do that. you are allowed to speak but we do not want our institutional resources going toward somebody who claims people with more melanin are more intelligent. we do not want that kind of stuff. >> tucker: charles murray did not claim that. >> there are people that do, that's my point. his work is as absurd to me as that. >> tucker: i would challenge you to read it and t

we have the sound on tape, donald trump as you know was going to be with tucker carlson tonight for ihink a full hour. who knows? i don't want to over promote it. >> eric: could be historically unprecedented. >> greg: he has donald trump's history. we have sound on tape of donald trump reacting to rachel maddow's so-called scoop. >> i have no idea where they got it but it's illegal and you're not supposed to have it and it's not supposed to be leaked. it's certainly not an embarrassing tax return at all but it's an illegal thing. they've been doing it. they've done it before, and i think it's a disgrace. he >> greg: he comes out smelling like a rose. >> juan: i don't think so. the one thing the left had to say about it, actually i think is substantive. he reacted right away. apparently the audit is not a problem so why see if -- why is he refusing to release his tax returns? >> greg: the cnbc article was scathing about what rachel maddow did. he said you helped donald trump. >> dana: what would you do if you were her tonight? >> greg: i would watch tucker. >> dana: that's what i usual