((steve)) rylee carlson is in manchester with more. children mourning children after a night of fun turned into a nightmare.a suicide bomber targeted children attending an ariana grande concert.lizzie murtagh/witness: "and then we heard the explosion it was massive a massive bang. and then it was a big flash like bits of fire and debris. and that's when it all hit us that's how close we were. and i just grabbed her and ran and there's people bleeding on the floor"the youngest victim -- eight year old saffie rose roussos.she's described by friends as a beautiful girl. other victims include john atkinson -- a dancerand georgina callander -- an 18-year-old superfan -- who met the superstar two years ago.the night before the concert georgina tweeted to her idol -- so excited to see you tomorrow.after the chaos -- families desperately searching for loved ones who never made it home. charlotte campbell/mother of missing girl: "she's my baby. and i miss her so much. if she is out there, just go i'll be there. i don't care where she is i'll be

riley carlson reports. >> reporter: 15-year-old olivia campbell called her mom as she waited for her mom as she waited for her to take the stage. >> she was so happy. ariannathat was the last i heard of her. >> reporter: a suicide bomber identified as salam abedi attended the concert. more than two dozen people died in the attack. the youngest victim an 8-year- old girl, others including a young dancer and georgina callander who met the superstar. she tweeted to her idol so excited to see you tomorrow. as manchester mourns, the investigation continues. the uk raised its terrorism threat level to critical and put military on the streets. the prime minister warned another attack may be imminent. but she says the people of england will not live in fear. >> all acts of terrorism are cowardly attacks on innocent people but this attack stands out for its appalling sickening cowardice. let us remember those who died. and let us celebrate those who helped safe in the knowledge that the terrorists will never win. >> reporter: in manchester, riley carlson. >>> several united airlines passenger

tucker carlson is up next. >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the news media are liberal. if you grew up in this country, you probably know that for quite a while. it's obvious in the stories they choose, may be even more evident in the ones they ignore. the only people who deny widespread media bias these days are the people directly benefiting from it. that would include progressive activists posing as reporters and the democratic politicians who's water they carry. but exactly how liberal and biased is the price? the answer to that, we have to go to social science. for the first time in a while, we actually have real data. a new study from researchers in harvard university looked at ten major news outlets and found the overwhelming majority of their coverage of the new administration's first 100 days was hostile. cnn and nbc both purportedly straight news outlets, 92% of the stories were negative. which is remarkable. considering there is no way that 93% of their stories about, i don't know, pick someone, fidel castro, were negative? 92% is a

consider that back on may 5th, fox news host tucker carlson trashed a study from shorenstein done oneneral election coverage saying he didn't trust the source. watch this. >> these independent studies are done by political hacks posing as journalists. shorenstein center, i am a journalist. i know people that work there. you're not going to tell me because i know them that they're politically independent because they're not. >> these political hacks at shorenstein. two weeks later, shorenstein released a new study about treatment of trump, same professor, staff, methodology. this time carlson was praising their accuracy because this time he agreed. >> but exactly how liberal, how biased is the press? for the answer to that, we have to go to social science and now for the first time in a while, we actually have some real data. a new study from researchers at harvard university looked at ten major news outlets, found the overwhelming majority of coverage of the new administration's first 100 days was hostile. >> yes. thank god for social science. joining me, author of the study, thomas

tucker carlson is next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."bi director james comey was back on capitol hill today, this time to testify before the senate judiciary committee. democrats on my committee grilled him over his behavior and last fall's election. in response, the director at knowledge that has aspects may have played some role in causing donald trump to win, and that possibility made him be sick. >> this is terrible. it makes me mildly nauseous to think that it might have had some impact on the election. but honestly, it wouldn't change the decision. everybody who disagrees with me has to go back to october 28th with me and stare at this and tell me what you would do. what do you speak or would you conceal? and i could be wrong, but we honestly made a decision between those two choices, that even in hindsight, this has been one of the world's most painful experiences, i would make the same decision. i would not conceal that. >> tucker: hillary clinton can identify with that feeling of nausea. she seems to have decided she would have

elliot carlson with his book. anthony tully, co-author of "shattered sword" and timothy ore co author of "never call me a hero." a legendary bomber remembers the battle of midway. watch the 75th anniversary special live on friday beginning at 9:30 a.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span 3. >>> welcome to reel america on american history tv. in eight minutes, a discussion from 50 years ago with then california governor ronald reagan, republican and new york senator robert kennedy. the topic vietnam and questions via satellite from students in london. but first here is an excerpt from that cbs news program. >> i believe the war is illegal, immoral and economicall

this time carlson was praising their accuracy because this time he agreed. >> but exactly how liberal the press? for the answer to that, we have to go to social science and now for the first time in a while, we actually have some real data. a new study from researchers at harvard university looked at ten major news outlets, found the overwhelming majority of coverage of the new administration's first 100 days was hostile. >> yes. thank god for social science. joining me, author of the study, thomas patterson, professor of government and the press at shore ensteen center at the kennedy school. i want to talk about the presidential race and the first 100 days. coverage of both major candidates was incredibly negative. 62% of the time for hillary negative, 56% of the time for trump was negative. you point out there was not a single week when it reached into positive territory. explain. >> well, i think the bias of the press is a negative bias. i think the reason that tucker carlson didn't like our first study is that it showed that hillary clinton had more negative coverage than donald t

liz: fox news, tucker carlson taking on white house correspondent association president, saying you justat out dissed the president, your credibility shot. >> dinner saturday night, i watched a tape of was a extended middle finger to the president. liz: steve forbes reacting to the full exchange after this, t don't go away. when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we should start saving and when we actually do is one of the reasons why too many of us aren't prepared for retirement. just start as early as you can. it's going to pay off in the future. if we all start saving a little more today, we'll all be better prepared tomorrow. prudential. bring your challenges. why pause a spontaneous moment? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help righ

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tucker carlson asked senator huckabee, how comey's firing would affect the ongoing investigations into president trump's possible russian ties? this was her response. >> i think the bigger point on that is, my gosh, tucker, when are they going to let that go. it has been going on nearly a year. frankly kind of getting absurd. there is nothing there. >> she went on to say comey "lost the con fi dichbs the rank-and-file within the fbi" and would have been fired by president hillary clinton. >> president trump apparently likely to reach outside the fbi for replacement director. >> interesti the rudy giuliani was at trump's d.c. hotel. overnight. late last night. >> let's review for a second what the short list looked like for his cabinet. when he first started appointing cabinet members how much that changed. >> true. that's true. that's true. >> this could take a little while. >> it could be. by the way, "new york daily news," what do we think, do a good job with this. >> coup de trump. >> could do better. >> president obama talking about his time in the white house and why he says it so

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the closed one are knew carlson, landover, cheverly, dean wood and minnesota avenue.losures will remain through june 15. free shuttle buses will run every 20 minutes betwee the stations. normal service will be offered through vienna and town center. metro expects the work to impact at people during the rush hour. all of it necessary they say so crews can rebuild nearly 12 miles of track tonight we're learning more about a track at union station, somehow somebody gained control of the monitors and replaced the train information with porn. it happened twice recently, including last night. whatever your problem is, i mean it's like that's a place with kids and elderly, what's the point? bad joke. >> that to me is not a joke. that's just wrong. >> we've been told union station is working on the problem upgrading that technology and hoping to prevent future hacks. that is a little l concerning, but it's probably not the last one we're going to see that's for sure. >> next at 10:30 a disney movie being held hostage. somehow more hackers getting their hands on the latest of

i will see you t tucker carlson is next. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonighttinuing to investigate the suicide bombing in manchester on monday, the one that killed almost two dozen people. nothing they have found so far will surprise you. seven people have been arrested for possible involvement in that plot. police at our warning that bombers before had simply been the mule for a bundle by someone else on that person remains at large and could strike again. that is one concern but there are other facts in the case that ought to get policymakers thinking deeply about how and why this happened. this will all seem similar to you if you watch any of these before. the bomber was born in britain,

include walter borneman author of "the admirals" the five star admirals who won the war at sea, elliot carlsonwith his book. anthony tully, coauthor of "shattered sword" the untold story of the battle of midway. and timothy orr coauthor of "never call me a hero" a legendary american dive bomber pilot remembers the battlef

feature speakers include walter , elliott carlson, anthony timothy orr. watch the battle of midway's 75th anniversary special live from the macarthur memorial visitors center in norfolk, virginia on june the second. announcer: next, sculptor gordon kray talks about his artistic process in creating a statute of president james monroe for the college of william and mary in waynesburg, virginia. he attended the college until he enlisted to fight the british in the revolutionary war. william and mary is also gordon kray's alma mater. this is an hour-long event which is part of a symposium titled, james monroe, presidential migration. >> our speaker today is gordon kray. we go way back

the great individual effort. 2-0 washington. 3-0 in in the third, john carlson puts the exclamation pointhis one, hitting nothing but net. 4-0. caps win 5-2. game seven, here we come, wednesday night at the phone book. belief in our coaches and our staff, i think we all believe in each other and we know we are a good enough team to come back from that. we do not work as hard to just settle for this. and we have to have an even better game in a couple days. battle ofseball, the the beltway, beginning in baltimore. fort-inning, one to forget gio gonzalez, giving up three balls in the inning. mark trumbo, then trey mancini finishing off the fireworks. balls in the inning. 6-4, orioles over the next. poor gio. we time that the capitals and penguins met in game seven in stanley cup history. jonathan: this is the one that will change it. robert: this is the year. alison: feels good. jonathan: they dominated that game. a final look at the forecast, next. alison: i cannot believe there is a freeze warning. steve: yes, to the west, a frost advisory for northern montgomery county, loudon county. di

(pam) reporter rylee carlson is live in manchester. children mourning children after a night of fun turned into a nightmare.a suicide bomber targeted children attending an ariana grande concert.lizzie murtagh/witness: "and then we heard the explosion it was massive a massive bang. and then it was a big flash like bits of fire and debris. and that's when it all hit us that's how close we were. and i just grabbed her and ran and there's people bleeding on the floor"the youngest victim -- eight year old saffie rose roussos.she's described by friends as a beautiful girl. other victims include john atkinson -- a dancerand georgina callander -- an 18-year-old superfan -- who met the superstar two years ago.the night before the concert georgina tweeted to her idol -- so excited to see you tomorrow.after the chaos -- families desperately searching for loved ones who never made it home. charlotte campbell/mother of missing girl: "she's my baby. and i miss her so much. if she is out there, just go i'll be there. i don't care where she is i'll be

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."t was a testy weekend between the president and the press who cover him. those of you with better things to do may not have seen it by saturday was the night of the white house correspondents dinner, the party were washington's finest dressed up and pretend it is the oscars here in d.c. the party was a little different this year, not only to the media's preferred candidate failed to win last year's presidential election, a fact that was so crushing for money in the press there's some literally cried on camera, but the election's actual winner did not bother to show up, even though president trump was in there, he did not ignore it. watch this. >> media outlets like cnn and msnbc are fake news. fake news. and they are sitting and they are wishing in washington. they are watching right now. they are watching. and they would love to be with us right here tonight. but they are trapped at the dinner, which will be very, very boring. but next year, maybe we all make it more exciting for them

tucker carlson is next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."mey was back on capitol hill today, this time to testify before the senate judiciary committee. democrats on my committee grilled him over his behavior and last fall's election. in response, the director at knowledge that has aspects may have played some role in causing donald trump to win, and that possibility made him be sick. >> this is terrible. it makes me mildly nauseous to think that it might have had some impact on the election. but honestly, it wouldn't change the decision. everybody who disagrees with me has to go back to october 28th with me and stare at this and tell me what you would do. what

good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."ut to deliver a speech at the intrepid sea air and space museum in new york city. during his first visit to new york since becoming the president. just moments ago, the president met with the australian prime minister, malcom turnbull. we have tape of that which we are going to go to in just a minute. first, we want to go to charles krauthammer, who i believe a standing by in washington tonight. charles, there is other news, thanks a lot for joining us. there is other news today.

we'll see you back here on monday, tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome tocker carlson tonight," president trump has been abroad for a week now visiting a bunch of places including saudi arabia, israel, and western europe. it's been an eventful trip in a lot of ways. ♪ >> drive out the extremists, drive them out of your holy lan land. and drive them out of this eart earth. ♪ [star-spangled banner plan] >> i want to tell you how much we appreciate the re-insertion of american leadership in the middle east. >> i can relate a lot to what america is going through, my dad's first term. >> president trump: look how he turns out. >> president trump: the united states and israel can declare with one voice that iran must never be allowed to possess a nuclear weapon, never, ever. >> tucker: it wasn't just ceremony either, in reality, the president announced a $100 billion arms deal, from pressure the israeli prime minister to restart the peace efforts, in brussels he told nato leaders that the time has come for them to pay more for their own defense rather than relyin

tucker carlson is next. ♪ me >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."atching at home i've learned this evening, probably not a good idea to humiliate your fbi director on his way out. he will get you in the end, as indeed james comey just has come a licking the contents of a memo he wrote back in february, that alleged president trump encouraged him to drop the investigation into former national security advisor mike flynn. in other words, to obstruct justice. the white house as this did not happen. it's the biggest story in the world right now. there is one problem with that, though, the fbi -- excuse me -- the

featured speakers include author of the admirals, the five-star admirals who the war at sea. , the carlson with his book odyssey the code breaker at midway. anthony tulley, author of the untold story of the battle of midway, and the co-author of never call me a hero, a legendary american dive bomber probably remembers the battle of midway. watch the battle of midway 75th anniversary schedule live from the macarthur memorial visitor center from april, virginia on american history tv on c-span3. craig c-span, where history unfold daily. c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. announcer: next, sculptor gordon kray talks about his artistic process in creating a statute of president james monroe for the college of william and mary in williamsburg virginia. , he attended the college until he enlisted to fight the british in the revolutionary war. william and mary is also gordon kray's alma mater. this is an hour-long event which is part of a symposium titled, james monroe, presidential migrat

good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the president is about to deliver a speech at the intrepid sea air and space museum in new york city. during his first visit to new york since becoming the president. just moments ago, the president met with the australian prime minister, malcom turnbull. we have tape of that which we are going to go to in just a minute. first, we want to go to charles krauthammer, who i believe a standing by in washington tonight. charles, there is other news, thanks a lot for joining us. there is other news today. that is the american health care act, has passed the house of representatives. hoaxster's joining us, i want to say we will go to the event wite how significant is that that this has passed? >> for political reasons for the president, and for speaker wrong and, this is a very important moment. simply on the negative side. had it not, that would have been a striking out. the republicans have railed against the affordable care act, obamacare, for seven years. they promised, they voted over 6

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to a special edition of "tucker carlsonight," the "campus craziness" addition. as a country, we invest a tremendous amount of money and power and our higher education system. we count on our universities to train future leaders, who will sustain their freedoms over 100 years. is that happening? how all of those freedoms being preserved on campus is? that is a subject of tonight's show, a special hour-long addition of "campus craziness." now, no campus represents a shift more vividly than uc berkeley. in the '60s, berkeley was the heart of a free speech movement. now, things are very different. a student at berkeley, also works as a correspondent for campus reform, who we talk to him recently by the current intellectual climate at his school. >> tucker: you want and spoke to the antifascists. what did you say wouldn't you talk to them? >> tucker, thank you for having me on, i just want to let my story be known. i went to this meeting because i wanted to have these antifascists own up to the violence they perpetrated unpermit

i will see you t tucker carlson is next. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." british authorities are continuing to investigate the suicide bombing in manchester on monday, the one that killed almost two dozen people. nothing they have found so far will surprise you. seven people have been arrested for possible involvement in that plot. police at our warning that bombers before had simply been the mule for a bundle by someone else on that person remains at large and could strike again. that is one concern but there are other facts in the case that ought to get policymakers thinking deeply about how and why this happened. this will all seem similar to you if you watch any of these before. the bomber was born in britain, not so do you far-off land but he grew to embrace islamic radicalism and declared war on the country that raised him and killed his neighbors and effect. there are many more like him. a new report released by the british government concludes there are about 3500 people being watched as potential terrorists. not a big country. after leaving to f

last night, tucker carlson was frustrated with it all. blasted the media for quote hyperventilating about it. watch. >> donald trump is now the president, which in the view of the permanent washington class means that anything the white house does isn't simply wrong and immoral and stupid, but literally the beginning of the end of america itself. now, if you watch any of the cable news yappers over the past 24 hours, you've seen it. james comey firing was a coup. the behindberg, three-mile island. any number of historical disasters. no. no. quite relevant to what happened yesterday but all of them awful. and that's the point. more than anything, though, could you the ominous music here, a constitutional crisis. let's clear up one thing right now. it's not a constitutional crisis when a constitution allows you to do it. liz: with me now, fox news correspondent greg jarrett. first, gregg, this whole media thing, you saw it with scott pelley. >> yeah. liz: that was asked for more resources, andrew mccabe said that's not so. >> they're making

tucker carlson is up next. see you back here next monday.ud good evening. welcome to tucker carlsone to tonight the news media are. if yo liberal. if you grew up in this country o you probably have known that for a while. it's obvious in the stories thes choose and maybe more evident ie the ones they ignore. t about the only people that denye widespread meade media bias t these days are the ones directly benefiting from it, that include s progressive actists and the politicians whose water they car requirement exactly how liberal and how bias is the press? for the answer to that, we have to go to social science and hows for the first timewe rin a while we have some, some real data.a w studies from researchers 59 harvard university looked at 10s major news outlet and found the cornlg of the new administratio0 's first 100 days was hostile. cnn and nbc, 93% of the stories were negative, which is remark. able considering thattwhich is m there is no wayarka that 93% ofa their stories about, i don'tir s know, pick someone, fidel castro were negative. 94% is a lo

>> martha: that's what it's all about, we want to know what you think, tucker carlson is next. ♪ >> fridayvening, welcome to tucker carlson, i'm bill hemmer a n for tucker, this my first time at this hour let's see how this goes together. jeanine pirro sat down with the president today in topic number one as you would guess is jim comey. >> president trump: i was surprised, all the democrats that hated jim comey, they didn't like him, they wanted him fired or whatever. and then all of a sudden they come out with their glowing report. i think were doing very well with that, knots before the senate. i think the senate is going to come up with some really, really great additions and changes and were going to have a plan it's going to be really great. by the way, obamacare is dead, it's dying, i've been so much for a long time. >> in order to get your agenda accomplished, that same kind of hands-on has to apply to democrats. and across the aisle. >> president trump: their obstructionists what they want to do is obstruct and delay. when we have those press conferences, i said we shouldn't have

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ >> tucker: is not happening?ow are these freedoms being preserved on campus. if special hour-long edition of campus craziness. n no campus represents the shift more vividly than uc berkeley. in the '60s, berkeley was the heart of the free speech movement. now, things are very different. troy worden is a student at berkeley, also works as a correspondent for campus reform, we talked to him recently by the current intellectual climate at his school. >> tucker: you went and spoke to the antifascists. what did you say when you talked to them? >> tucker, thank you for having me on, i just want to let my story be known. i went to this meeting because i wanted to have these antifascists own up to the violence they perpetrated unpermitted against our club. and i quite frankly called them out. i asked them to simply condemn the violence that haste been perpetrated against the berkeley college republicans. their response was, quite frankly, very disappointing. they failed to even acknowledge that it occurred. the person, t

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to a special edition of "tucker carlsons craziness" addition. as a country, we invest a tremendous amount of money and power and our higher education system. we count on our universities to train future leaders, who will sustain their freedoms over 100 years. is that happening? how all of those freedoms being preserved on campus is? that is a subject of tonight's show, a special hour-long addition of "campus craziness." now, no campus represents a shift more vividly than uc berkeley. in the '60s, berkeley was the heart of a free speech movement. now, things are

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."weekend between the president and the press who cover him. those of you with better things to do may not have seen it by saturday was the night of the white house correspondents dinner, the party were washington's finest dressed up and pretend it is the oscars here in d.c. the party was a little different this year, not only to the media's preferred candidate failed to win last year's presidential election, a fact that was so crushing for money in the press there's some literally cried on camera, but the election's actual winner did not bother to show up, even though president trump was in there, he did not ignore it. watch this. >> m

[inaudible] >> heidi carlson was mowed down by a cyclist in greenpoint, brooklyn. >> this is what it feels like. >> now she has to rely on a wheelchair and a cane to get around the house with extreme pain and difficulty. she was in an accident on may 10. she left her home and was crossing the street heading for the train. >> i was waiting for the light to change emily stepped in the street i got nailed by bicycle going through the red light. >> the cyclist called 911. the police responded. they filed a police report and let the cyclist go without a summons. >> i have no recollection of the incident. i went into complete shock. i totally blacked out for the next three and half - for our. >> she was taken to the hospital. doctors feared she had brain damage. >> the dr. say i was likely to be alive given the circumstances and with what force my head hit the pavement. i was lucky to not have a more serious brain injury. >> she was a waitress at a pizzas joint and did not have health insurance. >> i cannot believe this happened and i was likely to be able to live my life for the next two

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tucker carlson is next. ♪ me >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."mong the many lessons those of us watching at home i've learned this evening, probably not a good idea to humiliate your fbi director on his way out. he will get you in the end, as indeed james comey just has come a licking the contents of a memo he wrote back in february, that alleged president trump encouraged him to drop the investigation into former national security advisor mike flynn. in other words, to obstruct justice. the white house as this did not happen. it's the biggest story in the world right now. there is one problem with that, though, the fbi -- excuse me -- the fbi director did not notify the justice department about this. so, if it was an uptime to obstruct justice, what do we have? watch this. a clip from earlier today on another network, someone tries to raise that question. watch. >> two former officials knowledgeable of the situation confirmed to cnn -- two former officials. i will tell you what, nameless people, then, we will have something to talk about. >> it

welcome to tucker carlsone to tonight the news media are. if yo liberal. o you probably have known that for a while. it's obvious in the stories thes choose and maybe more evident ie the ones they ignore. t about the only people that denye widespread meade media bias t these days are the ones directly benefiting from it, that include s progressive actists and the politicians whose water they car requirement exactly how liberal and how bias is the press? for the answer to that, we have to go to social science and hows for the first timewe rin a while we have some, some real data.a w u

tucker carlson is next. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."nvestigate the suicide bombing in manchester on monday, the one that killed almost two dozen people. nothing they have found so far will surprise you. seven people have been arrested for possible involvement in that plot. police at our warning that bombers before had simply been the mule for a bundle by someone else on that person remains at large and could strike again. that is one concern but there are other facts in the case that ought to get policymakers thinking deeply about how and why this happened. this will all seem similar to you if you watch any of these before. the bomber was born in britain, t

tucker carlson is up next. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."nnocent people were murdered by a suicide bomber in manchester, england. tonight, president trump commented on the attack during a joint press conference of palestinian president. >> so many young beautiful innocent people living and enjoying their lives murdered by evil losers in life. i will call them from now on losers because that's what they are. there losers. >> tucker: you've seen this before and you know it's

. >> martha: that's what it's all about, we want to know what you think, tucker carlson is next. ♪ >>o tucker carlson, i'm bill hemmer a n for tucker, this my first time at this hour let's see how this goes together. jeanine pirro sat down with the president today in topic number one as you would guess is jim comey. >> president trump: i was surprised, all the democrats that hated jim comey, they didn't like him, they wanted him fired or whatever. and then all of a sudden they come out with their glowing report. i think were doing very well with that, knots before the senate. i think the senate is going to come up with some really, really great additions and changes and were g

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." president and the press who cover him. those of you with better things to do may not have seen it by saturday was the night of the white house correspondents dinner, the party were washington's finest dressed up and pretend it is the oscars here in d.c. the party was a little different this year, not only to the media's preferred candidate failed to win last year's presidential election, a fact that was so crushing for money in the press there's some literally cried on camera, but the election's actual winner did not bother to show up, even though president trump was in there, he did not ignore it. watch this. >>