and a little help from officer tony carlson. >> just because he's homeless doesn't mean he's not part of the community. >> after more than a year living on the streets, phil applied for a job at a tallahassee mcdonald's. >> he said if you want the job, prove to me you want it by shaving. >> reporter: but all he had was a broken razor and no mirror. luckily, officer carlson spotted him and stepped in. >> i said, hey, if you're willing to let me, i'm willing to try. >> reporter: touched by their interaction, a passerby filmed the moment. neither man noticed. soon thousands of people online were thanking tony and rooting for phil. >> this is really the majority of what police work does. maybe not giving somebody a shave, but helping somebody out on a daily basis. >> reporter: now their chance encounter has blossomed into something more. phil got new clothes courtesy of the fire department. >> i feel 100 times better. all these nice people around me.

>> tucker: a good evening and welcome to tucker carlson "tucker carlson tonight." smallpox and thus spanish flu haveve changed the course of history the last few years. here's the new one, trump derangement syndrome. it's an insidious illness because it doesn't really affect individuals but entire political parties rendering them unrecognizable. until about 20 minutes ago for example, they considered themselves of reason, and they were often a party that fought mccarthyism. now it's a party that engages in mccarthyism enthusiastically. watch. speak out this is nothing short of treasonous because it is the betrayal of the reason stomach region. >> i think donald trump is a fascist and i think everything is stands for is disgusting. >> that is pure racism. the government is cynically using that racism to appeal to his base. speak out that is not what you see in a democracy, that's

>> good evening, welcome to a special edition of "tucker carlson tonight." again and again on this program, we have clashed with our veryow own liberal sherpa. she's cathy areu. cathy is willing to defend any new fad on the left, whether hiding in closets or giving consent before you change your baby's diaper. tonight we'll revisit the enlightening engagements with the liberal sherpa. r when purdue university published a guide to avoid mailman and mankind. cathy strongly agreed. i got to say, there is an irony here. your lecturing us about sexism while you are sitting right now in manhattan. >> manhattan. we need to rename the city then. >> yeah. >> the big apple would be less offensive. i'm sitting in the big apple, not manhattan.n. >> tucker: why should the post office deliver mail? >> it's m-a-i-l. if it's m-a-l-e. >> tucker: it's about being gender inclusive. male is offensive. >> well, no, i don't think they are including that. they are saying that society has changed, we don't want to be offensive in our language. they are trying to be nonsexist and no

jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> glor: well done, officer carlson.s" for tonight. tomorrow, "cbs this morning" and "usa today" have a joint investigation exposing risks women face giving birth in hospitals. hope you can watch that.ve a go. captioning sponsored by cbs cases yet. images led police.. to sunday's stabbing suspect. ng, >>> kpix5 news begins with b.a.r.t. security cameras breaking one of the biggest cases yet. images led police to the stabbing system. i'm allen martin. >> and i'm elizabeth cooke. -- elizabeth cook. 27-year-old john lee cowell has been charged with murder and attempted murder in the killing of 18-year-old nia wilson. >> suzy steimel has the latest in the store. >> but first phil -- has how they cracked the case. >> reporter: just about everywhere you look you will see a camera. they were key to the suspect's arrest. >> this is the camera right here that caught the stabbing as they were standing outside of that train car door. >> reporter: the same camera captured the first imagine of suspected killer cowell but that was jus

this courtesy of cap star jan carlson. eds and families wer able to come out and take photos w carlson and with the cup. every player and staff member ts their own day with the hockey hardware and carlson wanted to make sure he have back duri time with the trophy. >> i think it's, you ow, something that we've been a part of for a while and it's great do seehe kids' faces. any time you can brighten them up, they're pretty special moments that i know i get a lot from. so it's nice to enjoy with them and anything we can do to give ba, we try to do. >> carlson kept it moving. he also brought the cup to bethesda row this week for a charity fund-raiser. >>> when we come back, they'me t to slow down traffic but they can also be really annoying. we'l take you through a fairfax county neighborhood trying tove remo some speed bumps. >>> plus, not just a fad. we talk with the sisters behin we talk with the sisters behin georgetown cuptike s g seventh generation gets the ingredients in their we talk with the sisters behin georgetown c

carlson bringing his son luka to take part in the festivities.ital's defenseman stopping by a firehouse this morning as well as a neighborhood parade. look who was there at tpa de. >> oh, yeah. >> our very own doreen and her family taking a photo with her favorite capital john carlson and the stanley cup. that was fun, wasn't it? >> very fun. i had to elbow my husband and daughter out of the way so i could stand next to the cup and johncarlson. >> you've been stalking him for years, but not stanley. >> very coo move on his part to bring it to the neighborhood picny.. >> absolut and the moment we've been waiting a year for, folks, annual nathan's famous hotdog eating contest. joey chestnut further commenting his place along all-time greats, a record 74 hotdogs in ten minutes. he devoured -- he did get his protein. 814 grams of protein. >> he's going tole be all sw up tomorrow morning. goodness gracious. s justves it in. >> lost my >>> tonight, july fourth security breach at the statue of liberty. the shocking sight. a protester scaling up the side

maybe could get carlson and other women on the record. lot of people have had very good -- i want to say -- interactions with bill shine over the years. one of the cool heads of the network who helped keep the ship level. in context of a trump white house, tumultuous, president very up and down, we all know tv networks, cool heads keep a steady ship. that is an effect that bill shine had at fox news internally. with very dynamic and very up and down personalities between the talent and executives. probably playing a good role there. however there are real questions if you're concerned about the attitude towards women institutionalized and accepted at fox news, should have the same questions about the way the white house is going to work. totally fair game but i think should be separate from any comments a private citizen made married to her. >> why darla shine reportedly retweeted attack on carlson, then deleted it. carlson responded to it. her husband left fox she jumped in to defend him. took it upon herself to do that, is that not rele

some members calling for the resignation of new chairwoman gretchen carlson.er pests. which ones are more buzz than bite? and what's this? is it the key to batting away bugs for the rest of the summer? ♪ r-o-c-k in the usa >>> chasing evel. the spectacular stuntman who outdid the legendary evel knievel overnight. three jaw-dropping, record-breaking stunts on live tv. his first live interview this morning. ♪ one, two, three, four, five >>> and you can call him armie hammer. the star is here live this morning. and he is saying -- >> good morning, america. >> yeah. >> it is a good morning indeed. we want to get right to that breaking news for our viewers in the west. moments ago an eighth child freed from that cave. >> and here's what we know right now. at least eight of the 13 members of that soccer team have made it out. they're now recovering at the hospital. authorities say they are healthy and hungry. >> second round of rescue efforts began this morning at 11:00 a.m. local time. want to go back to matt gutman on the scene. >> reporter: good morning, george.

>> reporter: tomorrow, officer carlson will help phil complete some paperwork, and then it looks likel will have a job. all thanks to a close shave with the law. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> that is the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for the morning news and "cbs morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. ♪ >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm tony dokoupil. there's a new chapter in the ongoing story of the president and the "playboy" model. and this one has audio. president trump's former lawyer released tapes of a phone call where the two discussed buying the story of laymate karen mcdougal. she says she carried on a year-long affair with mr. trump while he was married to his current life, melania. paula reid has details. >> reporter: surrounded by resi truefusedhe oval offic to talk about his taped attorney michael cohen. >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you. >> reporter: the recording was made two months before the 2016 election. t

when it comes to nato allies believing this president and what he says, like what he said to tucker carlson, here's how a former cia agent agent and congressman, republican representative will hurd of texas sees it. >> i don't think he should be doing one on one meetings with heads of state because too much is at stake. >> hi doesn't think the republican president should be doing one on one meets with heads of state. that's a significant statement, especial will i from a republican member of congress. do you agree? >> i would caveat by saying

caltrans has some roadwork going on right now in the eastbound direction between central and carlson boulevard. it looks like they should only be out there for another, oh, 5 minutes. but do expect residual delays to stick around for just a bit. we are in the yellow. travel time 15 minutes from the maze over to highway 4 in hercules. over at the bay bridge toll plaza, a crowd developing. so give yourself some extra time. it's already a busy start. >>> the stretch of highway 1 between big sur and san simeon is back open more than a year after landslides warned out the road. the 14 month closure cut off local businesses. devin fehely reports on the re- opening. >> reporter: rarely has a road meant so much to so many. >> it's pretty bad. it's pretty bad because the traffic don't make it all the way to here. >> reporter: leonardo vargas owns the whale watcher cafe a thriving tourist destination

have a great weekend. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i have a special guest. >> tucker carlson tucker carlson. show on sunday night. you are killing it. i have to perwade you to do stuff. i know you and a few other people the fact i got into radio. you kept prodding me.

so when tucker carlson said why should my son go to montenegro to defend it from an attack.d i've asked the same question. >> well, ask the question but make sure you get the right answer and the agreement is nato is critical to us and our national posture. that's something our allies don't have, a working relationship with their allies. that's one of the reasons we started the the nato observer group again. >> would you characterize the trump administration and president trump's relationship with our nato allies as strong. >> i think it is, he's questioned some things and in doing so he's brought the importanceover funding on behalf of all of the other countries back into play. for a while it seemed like we were spending money but the other guys were relaxing. >> beyond the money in the last week he's called the eu a foe. >> two separate issues, first of all with regard to nato i think he did the right thing by saying we kick in and recognize that nato was created because of the soviet union so while he gets criticized because people think he can be soft on russia, the real

reverend carlson said, "how long are we going to keep detaining families indefinitely." reverend carlson's interpretation of the christian symbolism of the holy family is that every family is holy. they were a homeless family with nowhere to stay, reverend carlson said about jesus, mary and joseph. he said, "i think our faith tells us where we need to be. we're turning away from the values that should be guiding us. the point of a religious icon is to move our hearts. if at first people are upset by it, that might just be god trying to move their hearts. i hope their hearts soften." after a break we'll discuss yet another federal judge's ruling against the trump administration on the southern border. this new ruling says the trump administration is violating its own policy. maria tracy kumar will join our discussion. i love you, basement guest bathroom. your privacy makes you my number 1 place to go number 2. i love you, but sometimes you stink. febreze air effects doesn't just mask, it cleans away odors. because the things you love the most can stink. and try febreze sm

carlson enacted change.she announced the end of the swimsuit competition an over the decision. carlson is talking about it on "good morning america." >> this was something that the board had a spirited discussion about. listen, we want to pay tribute to tradition. we believe that physical appearance and beauty and being fit, that is empowering. we are just not going to judge women on that anymore. >> the nationally televised miss america pageant is set for september 9 here on abc7. >>> opening statements begin from federal court over a lawsuit involving roundup. attorneys for a vallejo resident lee johnson claims that roundup left him with terminal cancer. monsanto disputes that. he worked as a school grounds keeper and regularly handled roundup. this is the first of nearly 4,000 claims against monsanto to go to trial. >>> the number of families who live outside san francisco but are trying to get spots in some of the city's best public schools is on the rise. it's called residency fraud. according to the ex

is next. >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and tocome "tucker carlson tonight," happy friday.ws report tht dropped last night, michael: cohen is prepared to testify in the mueller probe that the president knew about a june meeting between his son and a russian lawyer who claimed she had dirt in the hillary clinton campaign. let's assume that all of it is true, what does it mean and why should we care? if you have been watching television you already know the answers to those questions. what this means

officer carlson helped phil apply for the i.d. he'll need to get the job.nt got phil some new clothes. a local barber shop gave him a fresh cut and mcdonald's says phil's job offer stands as soon as his background >>> when he started telling me why he was trying to get it to work and he seems so excited that there was an opportunity that doing this one simple thing of saving might get him a job. >> right. >> it kind of touched me to, hey, if i can help him out, then i'll try my best to do what i could. >> that's a good moment. >> talk about above the call of duty. i love that story and the woiifs reaction. did you save somebody today? >> he didn't know it was already on facebook. first low to a supremely awkward travel moment on the friday rush out of washington, d.c. this is gate 35x at ronald reagan national airport and a couple of passengers ready to board the flight. in the green shirt is donald trump jr. and reading the newspaper is special counsel robert mueller who is investigating russian interference into the 2016 election. the election that put do

tucker carlson is up next live in d.c. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonightd our leaders hyperventilate about the threat of other countries to our democracy. they seek to influence our election they have told us again and again and they are right, some countries do that. it's a fair point. with that in mind it was a little bit surreal to watch today as democratic politicians in california encouraged foreign nationals to actually vote in our elections. it wasn't reason, how could it be -- progressives are doing it. it's a form of civil rights.

i would not be surprised if you heard what the president said to tuck eer carlson is similar to what vladimir putin told him in those discussions. >> that is troubling, but how will we know what happened? >> we appreciate your candor, your service, and your extravagant use of emojis. >> it is interesting, did they discuss montenegro. some people in congress think they should subpoena the interpr interpreter that was in the meeting. eeks, until her laptop crashed this morning. having it problems? ask a business advisor how to get on demand tech support for as little as $15 a month. right now, buy one hp ink and get a second at 30% off at office depot officemax but she's got work to do.pain. so she took aleve. if she'd taken another pain reliever, she'd be stopping for more pills by now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve. all day strong. let someone else do the heavy lifting. tripadvisor compares prices from over 200 booking sites to find the right hotel for you at the lowest price. so you barely have to lift a finger. or a wing

tucker carlson. great to see you. [ laughter ] >> i've been on tv23 years, this is the most spectacular studio. mark: isn't it great? >> congratulations, first of all, you are killing it, i have to persuade to you do stuff. there is a fact story. mark: i owe you and other people the fact i got into room. i kept prodding me. >> annoying you, is more like it. mark: we've known each other for over 20 years. >> we're best friended. mark: you haven't changed at all. i remember when you were doing a local show on wabc and you hit the bigtime, you substituted for rush, you went into syndication, you started with fox at the beginning of fox. >> 1996. mark: 1996, you been there the entire time and now the babe ruth of cable tv. you're the babe ruth of cable tv. >> let's not overstate the case. mark: but you are, and so as the babe ruth of cable tv, you're also attacked a lot by the left. they try the boycotts every now and then, attack you, go after you, what is that like? >> wow, this is a great question. th

tucker carlson, up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson.t was supposed to be trumps katrina, remember that? it was a full month of angry protest, hysterical columns. tricking media personalities. all designed to turn voters agai >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to tucker carlson. it was supposed to be trumps katrina, remember that? it was a full month of angry protest, hysterical columnists, and tricking media personalities. all designed to turn voters against the president, decisively and permanently. immigration policies coming out of the white house made trump look like hitler. they told you again and again on the other channels. it was a month of nonstop drama. nstio d progressive mobs threatening administrations in public. what was the effect of all this, politically? we now have a conclusive answer to that. in the first week of june, right before all this began, theha president's approval rating average was 42%. his disapproval rating, 54%. after a full month of all the. cable news, calling him hitler. trumps approval rating rose

luckily, officer carlson spotted him and stepped in. >> i said, hey, if you're willing to let me, i'mlling to try. >> reporter: touched by their interaction, a passerby filmed the moment. neither man noticed. soon thousands of people online were thanking tony and rooting for phil. >> this is really the majority of what police work does. maybe not giving somebody a shave, but helping somebody out on a daily basis. >> reporter: now their chance encounter has blossomed into something more. phil got new clothes courtesy of the fire department. >> i feel 100 times better. all these nice people around me. >> reporter: a fresh cut from the barber shop. and together the men did paperwork so phil can get the i.d. he needs to work. >> i'm excited. i've been out of work for a while. >> reporter: and once it comes through, mcdonald's says he's hired. >> if somebody is wanting to help themselves, i think more people out there need to be accepting and willing to help them out. >> give that officer a fresh shave and fresh start for him. >> these goods deeds beget other good deeds. the fire departmen

tucker carlson is next. >> ♪ >> good evening. welcome to the tucker carlson show. am filling in for tucker this evening. no matter who president trump picked for the supreme court the left would go beserk. as soon as good kavanaugh's nomination was announced, protestors competed to see who could be the most upset. >> [shouting]. >> to say no and to say yes to liberty and justice. >> are you ready to defend roe v. wade. what is is at stake is women's freedom! our freedom to make our own decisions. our freedom to decide how many children we will have. >> actor rob reiner tweeted. it's official. trump who is under investigation for obstruction of justice and u-co u-conn -- conspiring with an enemy to destroy democracy. john daniel davidson from the federalist joins us now. i appreciate you joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> we have all seen a lot of this outrage. it's not necessarily a surprise. being as a federalist, i guess you are supposed to be evil. on the list you helped to create for the president with judicial nominees if godzilla and othersor that list.

carlson. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> tucker: good >> tucker: welcome to tucker carlson tonight a remarkable amount offor a friday in july. dan joins us in just a moment a go through it. later, we will talk to the most prominent democratic socialist in america. prominent democratic socialist in america, cornell west about how his movement seeks to change this country. first according to john solomon, new memos show an effort by the fbi officials to cripple the trump administration. these memos

you've worked with gretchen carlson and other women.w difficult it is for them to step forward and then to hear about these payouts, how that impacts -- >> it's outrageous. what about all the women whose career he actually ruined. illeana douglas discusses never having another job at cbs. these men walk away with millions and millions of dollars, 40 million for mr. ailes after decades of harassing women. it's outrageous and the women don't land on their feet. they're blackballed in the industry. so, i find it outrageous they're talking about paying him. why don't any hire back all the women he harassed? why don't they hire gretchen carlson? let's put women back where they belong. who knows the cultural influences we've lost, the stories that are never going to be told because women were forced out of their jobs for complaining about harassment. >> one of the interesting questions is going to be if there are more lawsuits moving forward, right? what happens in these cases, you see something like this open the door. >> one person says, ok

on july 24th th we have gretchen carlson and regina hopper here. they will talk -- now i have lost the topics. but gretchen carlson has a new book out. oh. oak. thank you. i lost the thing. it disappeared again. sorry for the gracelessness. the piece of paper i had these on disappeared. >> modern technologies. >> on july 26th, gail kline talks about his new book trouble in lafayette square, and august 14th former secretary of education arnie dunkin' will give a school about how school work. please join us for the upcoming events and for doctor fauce, i would like to present the commemorative and exclusive national press club coffee mug. very exclusive club of people who get this. >> it's less than $50, isn't it? >> absolutely. >> and for my last question, we would like know do you ever sleep? >> no. not very much at all, actually. but i -- >> you have a lot on your mind? >> i wouldn't recommend my lifestyle for other people. >> thanks for being here, very much. >>> earlier today jerome powell testified before the house financial services committee

tucker carlson sat down with the president right after that extraordinary address to the world.us now from helsinki. did the president -- welcome, tucker. did the president hear the reaction to his presentation prior to boarding air force one? prior to your interview? >> tucker: i spoke to him almost directly after the press conference and i was getting updates on the reaction from the u.s. and read some of them to him. he didn't seem moved by them at all. he dismissed them. i think he knows what he thinks on the russia question. i guess that was obvious from the press conference. he thinks russia is not the primary threat to the united states. china is. and that it's absurd to pass up a chance to become closer to a government that help the united states in some way. that is the position he has stated for a couple years. he seemed more hardened and it than i thought that he had been in the past. he didn't seem especially disturbed by the reaction. >> geraldo: did he or did you ask him whether the kind of equivocal answer that putin gave one asked the question do you have any dir

carlson. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> tucker: good >> tucker: welcome to tucker carlson tonight a remarkable amount ofs today for a friday in july. dan joins us in just a moment a go through it. later, we will talk to the most prominent democratic socialist in america. prominent democratic socialist in america, cornell west about how his movement seeks to change this country. first according to john solomon, new memos show an effort by the fbi officials to cripple the trump administration. these memos reveal politically inflamed fbi empployees working to accelerate an investigation into donald trump before election day. at heart of this peter strzok who landed the russia investigation from the beginning and promised his girlfriend they could stop trump. they did their best. in september 2016, carter page wrote a letter to the director of the fbi jim comey about false leaks about him. strzok's reaction: at a minimum this letter provides us a pretext. in other words, an excuse. in another memo, four weeks before election day, strzok tells paim he's pleasing the "hurry the f up" pressure on andy mccabe t

chairwoman gretchen carlson is a former miss america herself.arlson quickly enacted some change to the organization and last month announced the end of the pageant's swimsuit competition. it is now an internal war that is brewing around this change. carlson is talking about it on "good morning america." >> this was something that the board had a spirited discussion about. we want to pay tribute to tradition. we believe that physical appearance and beauty and being fit, that is empowering. we are just not going to judge women on that anymore. >> the nationally televised miss america broadcast is set up for september 9th here on abc7. >>> new at 6:00, the big change coming to starbucks that could change the way you drink your drink. >>> first, an outage forced movie pass users to use actual movie pass users to use actual money to pay for tickets friday ...you discover paint bleed you under your tape...... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the water in latex pa

tucker colterre carlson is up n. ♪ ♪ >> good evening. welcome to tucker carlson tonight.e you were having a great fourth of july celebrating our country. some on the left were against it. progressives despise president trump so much they have begun to dislike the country that elected him. for generations liberals championed free speech and privacy and due process. now they lead the charge against civil liberties and all that dare to defend them. just this morning he was denounced by the left suggesting that the president might be protected by the bill of right. we'll explain what happened to him. >>> signs of growing extremism in this country on the left are everywhere. yesterday, a woman shut down the statue of liberty. think about what you are watching here. congo is noted for mass rape and cannibalism. imagine being welcomed in our country the united states. you would be grateful, wouldn't you? this person isn't grateful at all. she took over one of our monuments to scream about how racist we are, and progressives support her. michelle goldburg explained that 80-year-o

carlson tonight."f last night we played our interview with president trump from helsinki, part of it has made headlines. people are upset about it it has nothing to do with vladimir putin or mother russia, it has to do with the nation of montenegro which is smaller than the state of connecticut. it has fewer residents than the district of columbia, it's a relatively poor place. it has no critical national resources and limited strategic significance. few americans could name its capital or its president. apparently it's a nice place but those are the facts about montenegro. from an american perspective it's not an important country. and suddenly because of an act of congress that few people noticed, montenegro has profound significance. since last year it has been a member of the nato alliance. if it ever finds itself in a war, our military is pledged to defend it. that's called the defense guarantee. defense guarantee is a don't seem like a big deal until suddenly they are, that's when the first world

officer carlson helped phil ply for the i.d. he'll need to get the job.nt got phillo some newes. a local barber shop gave him a fresh cut and mcdonald's says phil's job offer stands as soon as his background check clears. >> when he started telling mes why he trying to get it to work and he seemed so excited that there was an opportunity that doing this one simple thing of shaving mightet him a job. >> right. >> it kind ofouched me to, hey, if i can help him out, then i'd t t my best do what i could. >> that's a good moment. >> talk about above the call of duty. i love that story. i love the wife's reaction. did you shave some guytoday? >> that's a story of our times. he didn't know he was filmed and he was a celebrity already on facebook. >> that's great. >>> our first logos to a a supremelyward travel moment on the friday rush out of washington, d.c. this is gate 35x at ronald reagan washington national airport with a couple of well-known passengers waiting to board theirflight. back there against the wall on the phone in the green shirt and the basebal

he specifically brought up -- or i guess tucker carlson brought up montenegro. that was not by accident. montenegro was the last member to enter nato. they're the 29th member. before they entered, they had a great deal of pushback from russia for entering. it is a former yug sl eer yugos republic. all of these things sent a signal to nato. it was just another one of those interviews that was head-scratching, especially given that it came just a few hours after the so-called walk-back, because it goes back to what he probably had in conversation with mr. putin during that one-on-one. >> let's talk about that. we don't really know. >> we don't. >> we know what russia is now saying on the record what the russian military is saying. the pentagon and white house are not commenting, not confirming any military agreement was reached between trump and putin during the meet ing. the russian military says though that an agreement was reached. if you're in your old post, general, what questions are you asking today? >> well, that was the other thing i had last night. you k

tucker carlson, up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson. to be trumps katrina, remember that? it was a full month of angry protest, hysterical columns. tricking media personalities. all designed to turn voters agai >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to tucker carlson. it was supposed to be trumps katrina, remember that? it was a full month of angry protest, hysterical columnists, and tricking media personalities. all designed to turn voters against the president, decisively and permanently. immigration policies coming out of the white house made trump look like hitler. they told you again and again on the other channels. it was a month of nonstop drama. nstio d progressive mobs threatening administrations in public. what was the effect of all this, politically? we now have a conclusive answer to that.

tucker carlson is next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."ording to a news report that dropped last night, michael cohen, donald trump's former personal attorney, is prepared to testify in the mueller probe that the president knew about a june 2016 meeting in new york city between his son don jr. and a russian lawyer who claimed she had dirt on the hillary clinton campaign. let's assume that all of this is literally true. what does it mean? why should we care? if you have watched television over the last 24 hours, you know

fresh off his european visit, the president chatted with tucker carlson of fox news. he seemed to waiver whether the u.s. would come to the defense of all nato countries. >> let's say montenegro joined last year's attack. why should my son go? >> you're saying what you're saying. montenegro is a very small country, very strong people. we got it congratulations. >> the nato treaty has been invoked once to defend the united states after september 11th. >>> the company that owns man doe lay bay is filing suit against thousands of massacre victims. mgm resorts says it has no liability of any kind. the company is not seeking monetary damages. more than 2500 people have filed or sent lawsuits. an attorney for hundreds of the victims says mgm was certainly the victim. police still have not founds a motive. >>> the thai soccer team and their coach will be released today. a televised news conference, all people were there. >> i loved it this week, they took a picture with the diver -- a picture with the diver who died. >> a story the world needed, huh? >>> no shortage of heroi

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tucker carlson is next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."py friday. according to a news report that dropped last night, michael cohen, donald trump's former personal attorney, is prepared to testify in the mueller probe that the president knew about a june 2016 meeting in new york city between his son don jr. and a russian lawyer who claimed she had dirt on the hillary clinton campaign. let's assume that all of this is literally true. what does it mean? why should we care? if you have watched television over the last 24 hours, you know the answers. what this means is the end of the trump presidency and not the united states tis. -- itself. nothing is as momentus as this. don junior's meeting with a russian lawyer. who knew about this meeting? what were they wearing when they met? it's on the questions like these that the face of nations hang. the huffing and the puffing. >> that puts donald trump in a conspiracy on this issue before the fact. that evidence on its face, if it was supported would be an impeachable offense. >> he had prior know

my name is dr carlson the i talked to medical experts. watch them at work. and they discuss what you can do to improve your health. stay tuned and let's all try to stay. in shape you know sixty minutes. i think you're smart t.v. smarter g.w. bush know. what you want to let up today extraordinary. to decide what songs find out more. dot com smart. as f.b.i. director james comey was always pretty well known but when donald trump fired him last year it boosted his footprint to measure appearing this week he's my guest here in berlin where he's promoting a book even as he faces new challenging sort of insubordination and violating procedures in the run up to the twenty six again presidential election so what's the truth. james comey welcome to come from so thank you for having me.

we showed you officer tony carlson of the tallahassee police department helping a homeless man shaveparation for a job interview and the health did not stop there. after nailing his interview he was told the only thing standing between him and job was a government issued id card, carlson worked with marco rubio and the florida to permit of motor vehicles to help obtain proper identification and today started his new job at mcdonald's. best of luck. look at these incredible images from earlier tonight, the longest lunar eclipse of the 20th century, sky watchers viewed the eclipse that lasted an hour and 40 minutes. folks in north america were not able to see this eclipse but you will have a chance when the next eclipse happens january 21, 2019, that one will be visible in north america. good night. i just switched to go and got more. more? got a company i can trust. that's a heck of a lot more. over 75 years of great savings and service. you can't argue with more. why would ya? geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. who would have guessed? an energy company helping cars emi

tucker carlson is coming up nex next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight last week we broke the story that john brennan as well as other obama officials somehow retain their security clearances long after leaving their government jobs. this will allow them access to highly classified information including leaks from former colleagues who are still working in the intel agencies. today the white house announced it is seeking to revoke those clearances and we will have that in just a moment. but finally we have a copy of the pfizer warrant application that allowed the obama administration to spy on the truck campaign in 2016. the document is heavily redacted but certain facts are clear. the obama administration argued with the straight face that carter page was a secret agent working for the russians. this is absurd and yet it was widely believed in washington. watch this. >> there is a very clear belief that carter page was conspiring with russia in ways that were nefarious. >> there was overwhelming evidence to have probable cause to do surveillance. as you

tucker carlson.o see you. [ laughter ] >> i've been on tv23 years, this is the most spectacular studio. mark: isn't it great? >> congratulations, first of all, you are killing it, i have to persuade to you do stuff. there is a fact story. mark: i owe you and other people the fact i got into room. i kept pro

they're an american, they're voting because they've become a naturalized citizen, the way tucker carlson and the president thinks they ought to do it. so i don't think the analogy is quite appropriate. >> thank you, mark mckinnon. >> kick it. kick it hard. >>> when we come back, president obama throwing shade while issuing warnings to the world. he also busted out a move. there he is. all right, now. more on his trip, next. ahh... summer is coming. and it's time to get outside. pack in even more adventure with audible. with the largest selection of audiobooks. audible lets you follow plot twists off the beaten track. or discover magic when you hit the open road. with the free audible app, your stories go wherever you do. and for just $14.95 a month you get a credit, good for any audiobook. if you don't like it exchange it any time. no questions asked. you can also roll your credits to the next month if you don't use them. so take audible with you this summer... on the road... on the trail... or to the beach. start a 30-day trial and your first audiobook is free. cancel anytime, and your