so the notion that the president was more greatly persuaded by fox host tucker carlson says what to youout the president's potential decision making process? >> it's basically the fox news cabinet playing out in realtime. we know that the president watches fox news quite a bit, from morning till night, hosts like san hannity, tucker carlson, the hosts of "fox & friends" and he takes their advice when it comes to politics. it's one thing, i think, for people to see him take advice when it comes to domestic politics and just political issues. it's an entirely different thing when it comes to war and potentially launching military strikes on another country. i think it's alarmed some people that it appears that the president is actually watching fox news and taking their advice in addition to the military advice. now, all that said, what i think is interesting is i think a lot of people on the left who perhaps don't enjoy the president taking the advice of fox news hosts might be a little happy today that he did listen to tucker carlson and his advice against going to potential war with ir

. >> ann carlson: that's a big stretch for a court. >> kroft: ann carlson is a professor of environmental.c.l.a. like almost everyone else in the legal community, she was certain the case was doomed. >> carlson: there's no constitutional provision that says that the environment should be protected. >> kroft: why is the idea that the people of the united states have a right to a stable environment such a radical idea? >> carlson: well, i think that judge aiken actually does a very good job of saying it's not radical to ask the government to protect the health, and the lives and the property, of this current generation of kids. look, if you can't have your life protected by government policies that save the planet, then what's the point of having a constitution? plaintiffs won, it'd be massive, particularly if they won what they're asking for, which is, get the federal government out of the business of in any way subsidizing fossil fuels, and get them into the business of dramatically curtailing greenhouse gases in order to protect the children who are the plaintiffs, in order to create a s

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tucker carlson coming up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." much more can america take from the activist left? is there a limit to the abuse ordinary people are willing to endure from the social justice mob? how long before normal people start pushing back a little bit? ever wondered? we are a little closer tonight to answering those questions. a jury in ohio has ordered left wing oberlin college to pay $44 million in damages to a family that the college defamed in a hate hoax. the school also paid the victims' legal fees. it was a rare but totally unequivocal victory for reason and decency forces of lunancy and chaos. we would like to celebrate it tonight as we head into the weekend. the story begins back in 2016 when an under aged oberlin student used a fake i.d. to buy alcohol from a store called gibson's food mart and grocery. the man behind the counter alan gibson refused the sale. the student then tried to steal the bottle so gibson called the police. when the cops arrived they found the student and two of his acome polices beating gibso

until then, tucker carlson is coming up live in d.c., next. ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonightthe president is arriving with the rest of the world leaders and will be interviewing him at the end of the week. but first, a remarkable media story we want to bring you tonight. a 75-year-old writer for elle magazine called e.g. carol came forward to accuse the president of sexually assaulting her. she made a clue serious claims but they were confusing. she said sometime in 1995 or 1996, donald trump groped her in a new york city department store. somehow the two ended up in a dressing room and somehow she decided to model lingerie and the assault took place. carol said she was devastated by what happened although she didn't report it law enforcement, or write about it although she is a writer. instead, she waited nearly a quarter century to include the story and a book that is literally entitled "what do we need men for?" she also accused les mendez of assault. she said he attacked her in an elevator after she finished interviewing him for a piece for "esquire" magazine. she never m

tucker carlson's commentary about what was going on right before the pullback he was essentially telling donald trump and i believe he was speaking to him personally to on his broadcast is that if you do this if you follow through on this you will destroy your presidency you will not be reelected let me let me go back to paris to john i mean obviously what what the iranians would want if there is any kind of negotiations is sanction relief i mean that's exactly what they want and this is goes back to my 1st question to you this is a dilemma because trump is all in on maximum pressure it would be very difficult for him politically to withdraw all from that and we'll talk about the media reaction later but this is part of the dilemma if you want he says he wants negotiations but from the iranian side said we had to go with you we came with a nuclear deal and you walked away from it why should we trust you that's the dilemma john. yes but that is also part of trump's tactic you know his tactic is to go into a room shout a lot of totally outrageous things and then stomp out again and leave e

gretchen carlson now stepping down after ending the iconic swimsuit competition. will the pageant reverse her changes? >>> and toronto takes control, the raptors dominating the warriors shutting down steph curry during his best playoff performance yet. his teammates still injured. is the warrior championship reign at risk? >>> good morning, america. it is a special morning. we are honoring the heroes who put their lives on the line for our freedom, the 75th anniversary of d-day. >> take a live look at the ceremony under way right now in normandy. world leaders and the surviving heroes returning to the historic battlefield watching honorary flyovers. >> so many moving images coming out of there right now. moments ago president trump delivered an address calling those heroes the pride of our nation and some of the greatest americans to ever live. "world news tonight" anchor david muir is right there in normandy starting us off this morning. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. george, michael, it's been so powerful, in fact, the flyovers taking p

tucker carlson host of "tucker carlson tonight" is there with the president has watched this historic hand shaky that took place across military line of demarcation tucker tell us what it is like there. >> well it feels thank you jon. >> -- promised by our control room that we had him on the phone. he is going to be with us momentarily, tucker? >> hello? >> i can hear you jon i can here i jon perfectly. >> so we are at -- the. >> tucker go ahead. >> yeah, i was saying feels almost we are at end of the earth here the border has been for 65 years, no american president, of course, ever crossed into north korea that just happened ten minutes ago heard to yefr state how few people are here kind of this tarmac asphalt. between the two countries, and the president our president, walked across, met kim halfway kim said no american president has ever done this with that, the president -- with north korea a gasp from traveling press pool two turned around kim walked into south korea to the west. about 30 feet winded, by the way, we are standing four feet from him when he did it. and looked sor

oh, we must get to tucker carlson? this is no joke. what do the iranis make of him? >> two things. number one they say look, the president is only 18 months away from an election he may lose and since this president undid the deal the last president, why should we do a deal with this president? there's no reason. so undoing a prior president's deal has its own obstacles. and second i think they think president trump is deep down honestly, i think they think he's a wimp. i think they think he has no nerve. i think they think he's all bluster and that emboldens them. they've been attacking commercial shipping. they've been attacking civilian infrastructure in saudi arabia. they've been shooting at our drones. three times they hit one over yemen, missed one over a tanker and now hit one in international airspace. this wasn't an accident. he think the president has no nerve and they will be emboldened. >> jeremy, a wimp with a small stick. you might get tweeted today. >>> when we come back, a rare glimpse on the dirty laundry of donald trump's closest associates. a big scoop from our f

she now stars as gretchen carlson in "the loudest voice." please welcome naomi watts!cheers and applause ) >> stephen: please, madam, please. please, have a seat. thank you. >> thank you. >> stephen: nice to see you again. thanks for coming back. >> thanks for having me back you. >> stephen: look very glamorous this evening. >> thank you. i dressed up for you. >> stephen: we know you as australian. >> correct. >> stephen: but i understand you actually grew up in wales in a-- like a country girl in wales? >> yes, on a farm, actually. >> stephen: how country are we talking? what kind of farm, sheep? >> goats, actually. >> stephen: goats. >> yes. my grandmother bred goats. >> stephen: really. >> yeah. and we would milk them and be relegated to chores, like mucking the pens s. >> stephen: sure. what kind of goats are we talking here? do you remember the breed? >> no. i sound luke a liar now. i was a kid! i don't know. there were-- there were -- >> stephen: they were new castle kieltys. >> well done! that sounds convincing. >> stephen: were you in a town or were you out in

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a fire like this with your neighborhood it doesn't end well it's clearly not going to end soon or carlson of the center for international policy thank you so much for your insight. thank you. they are the venky's salad are monday has been m.i.a. since it's sold at auction for a record of 450000000 dollars and 2017 but now the famed payday. appears to have been located by our net dot com where you ask it is being kept on the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon superyacht the serene according to 2 principals involved in the transaction who refuse to be identified in the art net piece it was reported by the new york times after the auction that another saudi prince bought the painting on behalf of m.d.'s at the $27000.00 auction christie's would not confirm the report at the time the legitimacy of the painting has been in question ever since the spawning of a book called the last leonardo where the author ben lewis attributes the painting to ventry studio rather than the painter himself this is such a great story to me as having taken art history in high school the province of this paint

carlson joined san jose in a trade before last season began. but injuries limited his time to 54 games out of 82. the sharks praised carlson's commitment to coming back from leg surgery, so he's here for the next eight seasons. >> this girl makes rock climbing history. >> how her dad and an elephant kept her going. >> we want to thank brian for this picture of capitola. share your >>> coming up on abc7 news at 6:00 tonight, it takes more than firefighters. this is what preparing for fire season looks like in the north bay today. plus it's not just the warriors who lost to the raptors. see how oakland mayor lib i schaaf made good on her bet with toronto's mayor. and a paul mccartney fan paid for concert tickets. but when they didn't arrive, 7 on your side's michael finney stepped up to help out. it's all coming up in the next half hour on abc7 news at 6:00. dan and kristen. >> thanks, dion. see you then. >> a 10-year-old colorado girl will have quite the answer when classmates ask her, what did you do over the summer? >> no kidding. sala snyder

carlson said responding to the provocations with force was crazy. the hawks did not have mr. trump's best interest at heart, he said. and if he got into a war with iran, he could kiss good-bye the idea of getting reelected the sentiments reinforced the doubts that mr. trump himself harbored as he navigated his way through one of the most consequence shl foreign policy issues of his decision. or of his presidency. meanwhile there's controversy over whether the drone was shot down. the u.s. says the drone was shot down in international air space. iran says the drone was in iranian air space. the united states has asked the united nations security counsel to meet about iran on monday. meanwhile as tensions with iran mount, it's been six months since james mattis resigned. this week patrick shanahan announced he will be stepping down and taking his name out of consideration for the role of pentagon chief. president trump named army secretary mark usper to take over as acting secretary of defense. the president intends to formally nominate him for the post. here for our leadoff di

. ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."he g20 comes to japan this week, the president arriving with the rest of the world levers paired will be interviewing him at the end of the week, and we will bring you that when we do. but first, a remarkable media story we want to bring you tonight. there was joy in newsrooms across america last week when a 75 euros writer for " ""elle" magazine," called east jean carroll came forward to accuse the president of sexually assaulting her. she made a clue serious claims but they were confusing. she said sometime in 1995 or 1996, donald trump groped her in a new york city department store.si somehow, the two wound up together in a dressing room, and somehow she decided to model lingerie and the assault took place. that's her story. carroll said she was devastatedl by what happened, but she didte not reported to law enforcement for some reason, nor did she write about it, though she is a writer. instead, she waited nearly a quarter century to include the story in a book that isdi literally

but you wrote about fox news tucker carlson. what advice did carlson give the president? what type of impact did it have? >> our sources tell us tucker carlson has been in touch with the president over the last few weeks as the communication with iran has been particularly tense. what he says is don't go to war with iran, don't engage in a lethal strike, try to hold back. tucker carlson is in a strain of republican thought. he is somebody that would be of the the same mind as pat buchanan and other folks in that space when it comes to america's role in the world, and he's been very consistent and very impassioned about any military interference in iran would be disastrous. any of the advisers close to the president make a different message, that america needs to make a more aggressive, potentially even more lethal approach to iran. the fact that tucker carlson is there making this case, looking back retrospectively seems to have been very intense. >> the president said reuters said a military attack was imminent. iran is denying this statement. >> it was reporting of reut

and then you have tucker carlson saying no. laura engram somewhere in the middle. so a lot of these people who have the president's ear on the right are not in agreement. so what you're going to see in the white house, i think, he's going to have to chart his own path here knowing that his base is not united behind this. he's not going to have democratic support, and i think that is unique to this presidency so far. >> and it is interesting because the split is not just through tucker carlson but within his own chief national security advisers. john bolton seems to be much more bellicose than the president, secretary affstaof s pompeo also. >> what lies at the heart of the problem the overriding strategy. when you put the pressure this administration has tried to ratchet up against iran, the idea is to force people to the negotiating table and try to negotiate something. this administration is very good with the tough side, but what is supposed to happen once they finally come to negotiating table? well, there doesn't seem to be one, and to that extent we're seeing

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." case you were wondering whether the president was serious about the border crisis. last night he delivered a decisive answer. a surprise move the white house announced that unless mexico halts the flow of illegal immigrants into the united states, the u.s. will, starting on june 10th, impose a 5% tariff on all imports from that country. if the situation doesn't improve going forward, the tariff will rise by 5% a month every month. by october there will be 25% tariff on all goods coming from mexico from after avocadoso automobiles. let's be honest about what that would mean. the u.s. imports $372 billion worth of good from mexico every year. the prices on all of those goods would likely go up, consumers would feel that so would businesses. critics claim that the tariffs would slow the u.s. economy and they are likely right. over time they probably would. but we ought to impose them anyway. not every government policy is a pure economic calculation. the united states is attacked by as w

here's a crash that popped up 80 west at carlson, so heavy for you out of richmond into el serino atane of traffic blocked. so that's a increasing your drive time a little heavy there leading up to the scene and after the scene on out to berkeley so 22 minutes s w crash 80 west that carlson it's getting busy there on the east shore freeway we're 24 that's fine wannacry to oakland and so it's the nimitz and 5.80 darya james. it is 7, 7, tips. >>there's a new memorial in los gatos to honor those who made the ultimate sacrific for our countr kron four's. >>felipe gaulle reports this memorial is intended to withstand the test of time. >>via static landscape of civic center in los gatos forever changed this day moving forward a great day for all 7 years after it was conceptually developed the flame of liberty unveiled saturday honoring the men and women who fight to protect the united states died defending our country this is time when we could we respect the military first responders also celebrated recognized by a century old fire bell. bingham's mother alice hoagland and todd beamer's

. >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." a lot going in the world from iran to north korea and china. we thought we would get out of d.c. and go see the world. we are in japan in central tokyo on the roof of a building. the g-20 summit will take place later in the week. the president will come over for. that we will interview him as he does. until then, all eyes are on the democratic party. the first two democratic debates will be held this week. 25 candidates in the race all desperate to stand out from the others. not easy when they agree on everything. how do they do it? by attacking each other. they are eager to stick knives in the front runner joe biden. he took hits for not loving abortion enough until recently and caucusing for fellow democrats 55 years ago. how does he get back in the good graces of voters? by saying lunatic things. watch this. >> i think donald trump may have reawakened sensibilities in this country to say we can do just like our generation was awakened when dr. king and robert kennedy were anassinat

carlson looks like he's trying to make an actual analytical judgment.volved it will blow up. by the time george bush was out of office his approval rating was 24% and hannity was saying the same thing in iraq. we can use our advanced weapons is preposterous which it didn't work before and it wouldn't work again and carlson's opinion has some sway and i don't think he want to have that attached to him. he for years decried this other invasion and i think he would look foolish if he were to push this aggressively. >> we know how much the president listens to fox news and has given most of his interviews to fox news and he's opening himself up to other news outlets and last week it was abc. this week it's nbc and chuck todd who he has often times bashed calling him sleepy eyes. what do you make of this? >> look, we followed him throughout his presidency and his approval rating hovers r around 42%. he has to expand that he can't just do that going into another elections and he's trying to reach out in a way and to use the other media. he's a skillful user o

tucker carlson tonight. also tucker's own reflections from on the ground. let's keep this rolling now and go to jim hanson, president of the securities studies group. of course someone we like to have on frequently when we talk about these big big national security issues. jim, your thoughts this morning? >> i think president trump made a calculation that everybody's been trying to do the same thing over and over again, and we weren't getting anywhere, so he made a personal appeal to kim jong-un. he's catching a lot of baloney for the people in the press and his opposition for treating him like a human being, for buttering him up. well, that's a tried and true technique when you're dealing with another big personality. kim's pretty full of himself. so trump treats him like a big man, invites him to the table, and makes a grand gesture of walking across the line into north korea. that's as likely to clear the logjam as anything you could talk about in the technical dealings about how we'll actually implement

. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> tucker: welcome to tucker carlson tonight.k when he was a star on msnbc, this show was warning america about the creepy porn lawyer. now he could be disbarred. first tonight let's begin with an experiment. what is the republican leadership in washington bothered to learn the lessons of the 2016 election? what this they cared enough to do that? what this they understood and embraced the economic nationalism that was at the heart of donald trump's presidential campaign? what would the world look like now 2.5 years later? republicans in congress would be saying things like this: "i am deeply grateful for the opportunities america has given me." companies wave the flag but have no loyalty to america. levi's operates only 2% of their company here. pencil production was moved to mexico and china and general electric shutdown a factory in wisconsin and shipped the jobs to canada. the list goes on and on. these american companies show only one real loyalty. to the short term interest of their shareholders, a 3rd of whom are attorney i

thing about economic patriotism, even tucker carlson was praising it on tv. a clip from his show. let's take a listen. tucker: even more remarkable? many of her foreign policy prescriptions make obvious sense. she says the u.s. government should buy american products when it can, and it should. she said we need more workplace apprenticeship programs because four year college degrees are not right for everyone. that's true. she says taxpayer should benefit from the research and development they pay for, but we often see companies use that research to manufacture products overseas like apple did with the iphone. american taxpayers are subsidizing the creation of low-wage foreign jobs. she sounds like donald trump at his best. best.onald trump at his do you think tucker carlson represents something emerging on or is it more like larry kudlow so far? >> there is a parallelism between populism on the left and populism on the right when it comes to trade protectionism, protecting u.s. companies. that's something trump has talked about, including managing the value

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. >> tucker carlson was in the entourage with the president, conservative commentator, tucker carlsonbecause he thought he's doing an interview with "tmz." >> and he ended up at the dnz. >> the letters is such a mess up. >> let's play amy klobachar, her thought on the north kore korea -- whatever that was. >> we have seen a history here especially in this case where donald trump announces the summit and nothing comes out of it. of course it as a country we wa this to work. we want to see a denuclearization of the korean peninsula. it is not just easy as bringing in defense of the dictator next door. what do you think of that response, jennifer? >> i think it is brilliant. you know what dr. carlson says? well, to be a president you have to kill people, that's his response. i am sure your fol folks can pu the exact quote. that's his response. this is really a bad joke on all of us and good for amy klobachar and other democrats for saying yes, we want diplomacy. all this is doing is making kim jong-un the bigger and more impressive character. he's able to hold trump and able to wrap him

they seem obsessed with trying to destroy fox, they seem obsessed with trying to destroy sanity, carlsoneem obsessed with tauscher turn the news operation with part of the network against each other and by the way, that's a side point, i cannot tell the difference between cnn who does news and who does not. i am not saying because i'm here, i don't have to be here. it's something ise observed. have you ever seen one network tauscher destroy another network is a because there's so low on the readings, behind msnbc they figured that's how they call their way out? >> the biblical description at the hotel martin luther king, behold a dreamer, let's slam and see was becomes in their dreams. they cannot stand the truth, they cannot stand the light, they cannot stand the contrast the boxes. fox is saying something entirely different and that the numbers embarrassment to them. we tried to go through a lot of people work for me. you get to be old enough,. >> i said one of the wise old man. but laura and shawn and tucker, these people can defend themselves and have a great form of defending a them

>> tucker carlson is kind of like the shadow national security advisor. he's not a big fan of bolton. bolton has been going far out to try to push the iranians so he can justify a strike. you put mike pompeo in that category, he was fine with the strike. he did make the point that those sanctions were working against the iranians and we should let those play out a little bit more instead of having the strike that maybe the europeans would have condemned. people from the military, the dod officials, they were also raising concerns because they know that this could have escalated and american troops could have been at risk. >> on thursday, president trump had this to say about iranians shooting down an american drone. take a listen. >> i think probably iran made a mistake. i would imagine a general or somebody would have made a mistake shooting that drone down. i have a feeling it was somebody that should not have been doing what they did. i don't think it was intentional. i think it was somebody that was lose and stupid that did it. >> does this sound like

tucker carlson standing by in washington d.c. coming up next. good night. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." fork cliff driver made the mistake making fun of one of the most powerful people online. the press and facebook teamed to up destroy him. the terrifying alliance between elite media and woke capital. first tonight officially the democratic party is led by people old enough to remember the korean war. chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. in reality, power has shifted. the real leaders of the party today are young pie years radicals like alexandria ocasio-cortez. today biden revealed his own climate plan. like the green new deal, it would put the entire american economy in the hands of the democratic party. it would cost about $6.7 trillion. how much is that? it's equal to two full years of the entire federal budget. biden said we must give democrat this power immediately or else the entire planet will become uninhabitable. >> signs tell us how we act in the next 12 years will determine the livability of our plane

perhaps it was because tucker carlson talked him out of it.here's a concept that the simplest explanation is usually the right one. when you have a simple leader, the simple explanation is probably the right one. trump just changed his mind. >> laura barron-lopez, i want to ask about the outcome. >> for two and half years president trump has veered between bellicose threats against meshamerica's enemies a getting the u.s. out of inta intractable wars, now he had a chance to choose. >> i think it was shocking that the president was tweeting about it, but the president says one thing, i don't want to go to war, then the attack on the tankers wasn't anything big. then you have bolton and pompeo saying different things. other officials in his administration being more aggressive. so that sends a lot of mixed signals. it's difficult to tell what exactly trump's foreign policy is. >> liz what do you mike how we're peegsi ingpiecing this to. i keep using that phrase n, but there was no press briefing, there is a plasticity to this tale. >> there hasn

tucker carlson coming up from osaka, japan, at the g20. good night, everybody. ♪ >> tucker: well, good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." this is our last day in kyoto japan. we are heating i heading in an w with the president after the show and we'll bring it to you monday. last night had a primary debate and what passes for the heavy hitters on the left in attendance. joe biden, pete buttigieg, kamala harris and bernie sanders. on immigration, at least, they seemed in total agreement. [chanting] sorry for the tape mixup. that was the youth wing making pretty much the same point. watch pete buttigieg. this is the right tape. buttigieg is a mayor and a presidential candidate but a self-described moral leader gandi or jackson brown. watch him say it's morally wrong to maintain international borders. >> the criminalization is the basis for family separation. you do away with that, it's no longer possible. of course, it wouldn't be possible anyway in my presidency because it is dead wrong. >> tucker: got that? sneaking in someone e

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."et's say somebody committed some sort of horrible crime against you, shot your dog, burned your house down, kidnapped one of your children. let's say the person who did it escaped and then died before being punished. you would be frustrated of course but how would you feel if the police arrested someone else, an innocent person for the crime? someone who happened to look like the criminal and sent that person to prison? would you be happy with that, would you consider it justice? if so, you probably agree with congresswoman sheila jackson lee from texas that we need reparations for slavery. listen as she describes a version of american history in which the civil war, reconstruction, the civil rights movement, the last 150 years never happened. >> the role of the federal government was supporting the institution of slavery, it must be formally acknowledged and addressed. i asked, why not, and why not now? god bless us as we pursue the final justice of those who lived in slavery. >> tuck

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." you, shot your dog, burned your house down, kidnapped one of your children. let's say the person who did it escaped and then died before being punished. you would be frustrated of course but how would you feel if the police arrested someone else, an innocent person for the crime? someone who happened to look like the criminal and sent that person to prison? would you be happy with that, would you consider it justice? if so, you probably agree with congresswoman sheila jackson lee

to the goldstar families of sean sims, stephen falkenberg, scott lawson jc madison and michael carlsonour entire nation expresses our love, loyalty and everlasting gratitude. please stand. please. [ applause ] [ applause ] thank you very much for being here, we appreciate it. thank you . >> david always sells young people, americans don't want to fight but if someone picks a fight with us, we will always win because we don't fight for awards or recognition, we fight for the love of our country. our homeland, our family and our unit and that is stronger than anything the enemy has so thank you, and thank you to his family very much. great family david, thank you. >> david exemplifies the same warrior who gave his grandfather and all of the heroes of normandy the strength to defeat evil, exactly 75 years ago. i hear that his grandfather joseph is now 99 years old and that today he is watching the ceremony at his home in jamestown new york, a lot of people are watching david whose intrepid's spirit and the enemies are text our freedom and defend the great american flag. we salute your sel

until then, tucker carlson is coming up live in d.c., next. ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonighte rest of the world leaders and will be interviewing him at the end of the week. but first, a remarkable media story we want to bring you tonight. a 75-year-old writer for elle magazine called e.g. carol came forward to accuse the president of sexually assaulting her. she made a clue serious claims but they were confusing. she said sometime in 1995 or 1996,

eric carlson signing yesterday and today.ad back apparently i do not know if it was planned but also joe thorton is coming back somewhat of a surprise, could be returning for his 22nd season. when last seen he was shaking hands with the soon-to-be st. louis blues to win the stanley cup. but, jumbo who turns 40 in july was at the award ceremonies in vegas they had a media slot for him today. and a reporter caught up with him and you tell me, sounds like he is returning to san jose. >> are you going to play next year? >> and longer. >> we will talk, and sit down, i will sit down with all of them and figure something out but my body feels great and it is going to be the first time in a long time i do not have to rehab so i'm excited for that. >> and longer says jumbo, who knows. sharks pull off a trade today. justin braun, 32-year-old veteran defenseman great on the penalty kill's. g he to philadelphia. and two draft picks coming back in exchange a second and a third for this year. a little bit of a salary jump there. he would c

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." thousands of american lives trying to remake the middle east in our image. it is sad to say it out loud but we have to. it hasn't worked. many of us thought it would but it hasn't. by every measure our foreign wars ended in dismal failure for the united states. however noble their intentions. some did have noble intentions. donald trump was one of the rare politicians honest enough to admit this. he said it out loud three years a and promised not to repeat the same mistakes if elected president. partly because he said that, he was elected president. now something fascinating is happening. the very people, in some