carlson is lying.to "make our union more perfect." >> it wasn't long before i arrived that i noticed that a lot of america's promise wasn't extended to everyone. >> reporter: her critiques of america not living up to its ideals, particularly for people of color, are common and well-received on the left, while on the right people like carlson react with disgust. it's one of the usual topics on his show. democrats, he says, wants you to believe america is an awful place. this time carlson is taking omar's concerns and making a huge leap, saying immigrants with views like hers are dangerous. >> we're importing people from places whose values are simply antithetical to ours. who knows what the problem is but there is a problem. >> reporter: that rhetoric is being denounced by some on the right as well as the left. of "the atlantic" saying carlson divides america and betrays core american values, and omar is saying this. >> i truly believe he is a racist fool who is quite weeping about the fact that we have

tucker carlson.e calls immigrants invaders, repeating a talking point, another white supremacist conspiracy theory that was mainstreamed by donald trump. so this is the feature, it's not the bug. and i'm not being radical here calling him out as a white nationalist. this is who he is. just look at the words, look at his own clips and then compare them to the talking points and rhetoric of leading white nationalists. it's exactly -- >> at the same time, he also says he welcomes immigrants. he just wants them to like america, not to hate america. so he's able to employ these rhetorical devices to say bring on the immigrants. let's bring in millions of people. but then he attacks immigrants like omar because he claims she hates america. i don't think he's willing to listen to her actual critiques of american policy and understand where she's coming from. >> but, brian, does he believe this or is this something -- is he just out -- is he selling what people are buying? which one is worse? i think the sec

we know he's talking with carlson. >> he gets advice from carlson.vising the president. i'm sure he's probably talking about the other issues. immigration is a hot issue for the president. it's not surprising. it is disturbing we're having this kind of rhetoric. it's one thing for tucker and the president to criticizes where ilhan omar might stand on policy. >> of course, bring it on. >> it's another to effectively say go back where you came from. >> you don't belong here. you're not as american as me. that's what he's saying, you're not as american as me. >> as pointed out in the segment, anyone not white hair -- blonde hair and white knows how it feels to hear those words, go back to where you came from. not a good feeling. >> the information we've been talking about this hour. this rages online every day. what advice for folks who want to know what's real and what's true. what is the media literacy lesson. >> it's difficult. that's what the president wants. he wants it to be confusing. he wants people to not know what's real and true and take his

cabinet in mexico is seen a shake up as a key economic figure has called it quits war and war carlson of the center for international policy joins us from mexico city to break down the latest move and how this is shaking the nation we've got a show today so let's go and dive right in. strong indications of an impending interest rate cut in the united states lead our global report today as federal reserve chairman jerome powells congressional testimony pushes markets higher around the world let's 1st take a listen to what he told the house financial services committee on wednesday it appears that uncertainties around trade tensions and concerns about the strength of the global economy continue to weigh on the u.s. economic outlook. fed watchers took that expression of concern as a clear and long anticipated signal in fed speak that the u.s. central bank will cut interest rates when the board of governors meets later this month u.s. stock markets rose on reports of powles testimony with the s. and p. an expert king $500.00 index breaking $3000.00 during its delivery before falling back

[cheers and applause] hannity, laura ingraham, tucker carlson, steve doocy, ainsley, brian, so many others. they're blowing them away in the ratings. oh, excuse me, i almost forgot. i would have been in big trouble. the great lou dobbs, right? [cheers and applause] - what? how is this the president of the united states? he sounds like a kid saying good night to his favorite stuffed animals. good night, hannity bear. nighty night, tucker. sleep tight, double deuce. who am i forgetting? of course, the great lou dobbs. lou dobbs, you fell under the bed. and you might think that was weird, but something tells me on monday morning the fox anchors came into work like this. - hannity, laura ingraham, tucker carlson, steve doocy. ainsley, brian, the great lou dobbs, right? - they're loving it. [eerie music] so, though it was only 35 days, the government shutdown's effects will continue to hurt america for a while. and maybe it would have been all worth it for trump if he had gotten some of that sweet, sweet war money, but he folded with nothing to show for it. - anyone out there by the way, thinki

tucker carlson, ivanka trump and jared kushner.py with that, i'm sure you'll vote for the president again. if not, this is a call to the ballot box next november. >> i totally agree. i think even his supporters deserve more than this. even his supporters thought they were getting some figure in business and his friends will tell you was always a scam. he's a guy who sat in his office without a computer and sharpie. he was never who people thought he was. but this is where the scam is revealed. these are where people have to look at the picture and say yeah, the emperor is butt-ass naked. >> yes. i remember bring up the iran deal again, i was in congress at the time and opposed to it and i went to the house floor and said so. on syria, the red line, i thought the president didn't handle it right, i went to the floor and voiced my opinion. but i never questioned president obama's capabilities, qualifications, national security team around him. there were disagreements but i knew the nation was safe. this is not the mark of a safe nat

for his part, the president is showing jitters sitting down with tucker carlson in some unhinged tweets this morning. quote, as most people are aware, according to the polls, i won every debate, including the three with crooked hillary clinton. despite the fact in the first debate they modulated the sound on me and got caught.

welcome to a special "inside the issues" edition of "tucker carlson tonight." we are taking a deeper dive for the next hour beneath the headlines into some of the issues that influence the way america is changing. first tonight, when robert mueller's final report on russia came out this spring, the geniuses on television had one word for it. "damning." truly and completely damning. so damning you could block the colorado river with it and create your own hydropower. it was that damning. watch. >> the report contained a potentially damning list of ways the president tried to influence the investigation. >> it's arguing that the mueller report is far more damning. >> it's not pretty. it's an ugly, damning piece of business. >> i agree with him that it's absolutely damning.

for his part, the president is showing jitters sitting down with tucker carlson in some unhinged tweets this morning. quote, as most people are aware, according to the polls, i won every debate, including the three with crooked hillary clinton. despite the fact in the first debate they modulated the sound on me and got caught. got caught modulating. i missed that. this crew looks somewhat easier than crooked but you never know. that tweet coming as twitter started to percolate with this reaction with this bizarre exchange with tucker carlson. >> coming where we are now in tokyo and the cities are clean, there's no graffiti, no one going to the bathroom on the street. >> it's very nice, isn't it? >> very different from our city. >> some of our cities -- >> new york city, san francisco, los angeles, they have a problem with filth. >> very sad. very sad. >> why is that? >> it's a phenomenon that started two years ago. it's disgraceful. i will maybe -- i'm looking at it very seriously, doing other things, you probably noticed like great important things we're doing now. we're looking at it

"tucker carlson tonight."ast week we spent a lot of time with president trump in japan and south korea. he said a number of interesting things. tonight we have unseen footage from the interviews when we asked the president about what he knows in the investigation in to unidentified flying objects. ahead we revisit what he said about iran, afghanistan, the rising danger from big tech, homelessness and other threats facing this country. mr. president, thank you for this. >> president trump:up that. >> tucker: you recently, hours ago met with the chinese president xi jinping. >> president trump: i did. >> tucker: are you closer after that meeting to a trade deal? >> president trump: i think so. we had a good meeting. he wants to make a deal. i want a deal. we have had the largest deal of any kind, not only trade. we got away well. we understand each other. he is going to start buying a lot of farm products which is great for the farmers while we negotiate. i'm going to not increase the tariffs which i could do. t

carlson tonight. ♪ >> good evening, and welcome to a special tucker carlson tonight. every day, they show weighs in on the news of the day. this is our job. it's a new show. occasionally we like to take a step back to get perspective. we like to pause and think through where this country is going. it helps sometimes to adopt a decade-long time frame, that doesn't simply adjust the next election or next presidential suite. we try to do that, a median prompt is an op-ed by mitt romney that criticized the president, but the opening was far more than that. about the way america was changing. to make the situation worse in many cases. about how conservatism has been converted into a moral scoring and free market fundamentalism, it doesn't help people forgetting it's more fundamental duty to cultivate strong families bear that opened a big response from our viewers and ever since then we try to revisit the same themes on a nightly basis. here's how it began. mitt romney kicked off 2019 with an op-ed in "the

listen what he told tucker carlson.tape. >> if we don't make a fair deal a good deal, it has to be better for us because they had so much advantage on us. you can't make a 50/50 deal, i've been talking about this for years, china made, we had a surplus, meaning they did on us of $507 billion. it has been hundreds of billions of dollars a year for many, many years. obviously we can't make a 50/50 deal. it has to be a deal somewhat tilted to our advantage. david: that was actually the president in washington. tucker carlson was in korea at the time he made that statement. but he basically told the same thing to tucker carlson in an exclusive interview. joining us, phil yen, former business anchor for cctv america, business advisor for newsroom consulting. phil, is china ready to make some kind of deal? >> good to be with you by the way. one of the issues comes up often what is it in for china to score a deal right now. i kind of look at it this way, america is playing a football game, we want to score touchdowns, we want

eastern on tucker carlson tonight.are investigating whether mckenzie lewis killer was alone. violent antifa protest that led reporter injured in portland, oregon sparking request for investigation into the city's mayor, senator ted cruz calling out ted wheeler accusing him of ordering police to allow the demonstrate toaster attack conservative journalists and police were nowhere to be found during attack, he was hospitalized but he will be okay police say contained quick-drying cement or at least 8 others were injuries as calls for accountability boil over, should antifa be considered a terrorist organization? gop strategist jim and antjuan here to discuss, thank you both for joining us. >> good morning. >> great to be with you. >> let's begin by hearing from noe himself. >> reported and nothing was done. they stole my evidence, they stole my gopro. >> what did they use? >> weapons. >> they hit me on the back of my head. >> apparently reportedly he ended up with a brain bleed amongst some other things and taken to hosp

and that's the unanswered question. >> and in that interview with tucker carlson, peter, first of allk people thought it was interesting, shall we say, that carlson was on the trip, acting as a de facto foreign policy adviser while his own national security adviser was off in mongolia. but setting that aside, there were some interesting -- interesting, shall we say, answers to some of the questions carlson posed. i want to show you his answer on homelessness specifically and then we'll talk about it. let's take a look. >> in new york city, san francisco, los angeles, they've got a major problem with -- >> it's very sad. >> with filth. >> it's very sad. >> why is that? >> it's a phenomena that started two years ago. it's disgraceful. i am going to maybe -- and i'm looking tat very seriously. you know, i had a situation when i first became president. we had certain areas of washington, d.c., where that was starting to happen, and i ended it quickly. when we have leaders of the world coming in to see the president of the united states and they can't be looking at that. i really believe t

lisa carlson and then killed himself. it happened last wednesday in a detached guest house on forest avenue. deputies were called to the home after family members reported not hearing from the husband for several days. the carlson's were legally married but were not living together. there are no other suspects in the case. >>> coming up, the defending junior olympic national champions in two age groups. they are from right here in the bay area. >>> i think a lot of people think it is easy, which it is good they think that because the ultimate goal is when you see it in the water, you wanted to look really easy. this is fred. he's dancing like nobody's watching. and because all of the devices on fred's wifi network are protected with xfinity xfi, literally, nobody's watching. except for millions of you, of course. wait, millions of people are watching? yeah. we're making a commercial. if it's connected, it's protected with xfinity xfi. now that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity delivers the best in-home wifi experience. plu

here's andy ngo on tucker carlson. >> i knew it was wrong. my arms up to try to shield my face and to signal to them that i was surrendering and that i wasn't there to fight. that signals them to be more aggressive. >> ted cruz called the attack a sickening criminal assault to mainstream journalists, don't cover this up. law enforcement, find and prosecute them. bring legal action against the may mayor. ted wheeler responded to cruz on tweeter. he said i ordered no such thing. could you divert the investigation dollars to something that would benefit american cities? infrastructure, affordable housing, mental health services come to independent many. cruz is not the first federal official to clash with the mayor. he's accused of allowing antifa to harass ice employees. the president of the portland police union calling his policies failed saying this. there's no place for personal political bias when it comes to providing public safety services to our communities. and some believe the federal investigation into the attack on ngo might be warr

here he's talking on tucker carlson's show of course.bout some other people of color, take a listen. >> the creation of america was probably the greatest gift given to black people in 3,000 years because slavery was considered a normal institutions for all those years. unfortunately, the people who hate america on the left and this embraces so much of the democratic party these days conducted a 50 years or 60 years attack on christianity in this country. you can't teach a public school child that the pilgrims were christians fleeing persecution. >> you are welcome black america. you are welcome for slavery. feel free to send us thank you note. malcolm, your thoughts. >> you know i am stunned. i can't even -- last week i came back from a concert that was held in poland in the memorial foundation. the name of the conference was never again really. it had people coming from all over the world to discuss the growing signs that we are seeing around europe and the united states and other parts of the world of this growing authoritarianism that

lisa dee yan carlson, and then killed himself. the murder-suicide hand last wednesday in a detached guest house on forest aver. the carlsons were legally mar rid but were not living together. there are no other suspects in the case. >>> now to the race for the white house. a new poll conducted after the two democratic debates last week shows that front-runner joe biden lost support and kamala harris gained ground and moved up into second place. the cnn poll was conducted friday, saturday, and sunday. it shows that biden lost support after his debate performance. he was down about ten points. kamala harris gained nine points. elizabeth warren also gained ground in the poll. but support slipped for bernie sanders. he came in fourth, followed by pete buttigieg. the buttigieg campaign took in almost $25 million over the past three months that. nearly triples his fundraising during the first quarter. it came from 300,000 individual donors. his second quarter filings are the largest of any democratic candidate so far. however, joe biden

tucker carlson is ready to go. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."e many of you, we've been watching with amazement and some real alarm as leaders of the democratic party day after day attack the country they say they want to govern. it is remarkable and it's a very new development, by the way. just a few years ago, even the most liberal democrats in congress felt obligated to say patriotic things about america. they may not have felt it but they said it, and that matters. now, it's routine to see democratic presidential candidates questioned the basic legitimacy of the united states. even supposed moderates like joe biden join in, and that should worry you. no country can survive being ruled by people who hate it. and we deserve better. for all of our country's flaws, this is still the best place in the world. most immigrants know that and that is why they come here. it's also why we've always been glad to have them here. but now, there are signs that some people who move here from abroad don't like this country at all. as we told you last night, on

people like tucker carlson.he things that drove me into the business to drive away that garbage. on talk radio, you heard it for years and years and years just spewing this kind of garbage. it's stuff like that. and things like what he said last night are going to be said all over the airwaves all day today and tomorrow and the next day and it's a wakeup call, it is an alarm to the rest of us we need to train young people, get them into the media, get them into broadcasting, and do away with that stuff so it'll just be a bad memory. >> i like that glass half full analysis of that. >> silver lining. let's talk about your favorite story of the day. the strip club. i'm just saying. >> whiplash here. >> this actually has to do with a lot of what we've been talking about. let me just read the lead here. president trump's golf resort in doral, florida, is to host a golf tournament saturday put on by a miami-area strip club which will allow golfers to pay for a dancer to serve as their caddie while they play at the pre

that's it for tonight special edition of "tucker carlson tonight." sincere enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and especially groupthink.ho happy fourth of july. enjoy it with the ones you love. see you tomorrow. happy fourth of july. enjoy it with the ones y see you tomorrow. . . ♪ >> sean: welcome to the special edition of "hannity." tonight, for the hour, we'll highlight some of the most important stories covered here in our hannity monologues and on this fourth of july. it does seem only fitting to start off with one of the opening monologues on what is american exceptionalism and how it is being threatened today. take a look. we tell you every night on this program that we are so blessed we live in the greatest best country that god ever gave man. neverer in the history of mankid

coming up from washington d.c., it's tucker carlson with tucker carlson tonight.coming to you live from south korea. we'll have more on the meeting with the president and kim jong-un. first tonight, the democratic party is a diverse coalition. they tell you that relentlessly. diversity does not mean they're united. no. increasingly, it means a party defined by identity politics. by definition, that means conflict. the democratic party's skin

our own tucker carlson was there and witnessed the event and said kim wasn't looking too good.atch. president trump: it's a great day for the world and it's an honor for me to be there. >> that was mind blowing. the president walks across with kim jong-un. stood right in the middle of the street, almost no one around as you can see. these are the famous blue houses. kim was visibly winded from the probably 20-yard walk. looked bewildered. a lot of cameras going off in his face. we were probably four feet away from him. he seemed out of his element. jesse: tucker diagnosing the heath of the deck day -- the health of the dictator. >> there are souls who write history and those that read history. president trump is making history. i said girl our president is a boss. and i'm so happy that he's doing things a different way. >> that right he's a negotiatorr and ultimate deal maker. i love the way he maneuvers. >> i absolutely truly love that he's not scared to poke the bear. jesse: when you two call each other, do you have say hey, diamond, hey, silk. >> yes. jesse: you know what ha

tucker carlson has a history of racist, xenophobic, and misogynistic comments. he recently said immigration makes america poorer, and dirtier, and more divided and in 2006 called iraqis semiliterate, primitive monkeys. the trump administration is welcoming right-wing media stars to the white house today for a forum billed as a social media summit. among those invited to attend are bill mitchell, a self described member of the trump train who's embraced the far-right q-anon conspiracy theory, and ali alexander, a far-right activist whose recent tweet smearing senator kamala harris as "not an american black" was retweeted, then deleted, by donald trump jr. also joining will be james o'keefe, a discredited right-wing activist known for targeting planned parenthood and acorn. o'keefe was famously arrested in texas for trying to wiretap the office of the former u.s. senator from louisiana, mary landrieu. a federal appeals court in virginia has dismissed a lawsuit against president trump arguing he broke the constitution's anti-corruption clauses by profiting from his

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that was the account of our own tucker carlson. >> well, i don't think so. he's a young guy. he is obviously a little overweight. it may be it emotion of the moment. i don't know. but i do know that he is very secure and has power, but at the same time, he wants to keep his power. these summits with the president, face to face on the world stage at the same level, good politically for him internationally and in north korea. >> bill: last question. do you sense breakthrough, or this relationship that stretches out over a year or two years or even beyond that? five years. into the next election. >> well, obviously, the president is thinking of the next election. these are very good photo ops, political photo ops for an election. you know, i'm an american. i want to see progress. i worked on this issue for many years, negotiating from the bottom to the top. we haven't gotten any deal with north korea yet except the lessening of tensions. what i want to see is north korea, you can't have 60 nuclear weapons. maybe with verification. we will lower sanctions on you, but you've got t

us now, joe carlson, principal of the bc firm and cofounder of the open money initiative.nderw and ceo of cryptocurrency research firm. i want to start with you. all hell is about to break loose on crypto twitter. as everyone was waiting for this moment, whether or not the tweet would finally come, what is your initial reaction when you saw it? >> hell may have broken loose, but it didn't in price. i think, as you say, a lot of people have been waiting for this moment to come. it has been inevitable for a long time that at some point cryptocurrency would be dragged in the spotlight. it seems like libra has accelerated that. here we are. >> talk to me a little bit. we were talking about all the excitement around facebook partially brought. as we've had week it, more of that from president trump and even jay powell this week. does that hurt the efforts? or does it bring it more -- bring in more legitimacy as people are continuing to talk about it? >> i think libra and bitcoin are apples to oranges. because it is president trump, i would be remiss if i didn't read another quo

tucker carlson says it is important to notice of democrats use weight to drive a wedge between themselvesnd anyone who disagrees with him. >> the democratic party is a diverse coalition, they tell you that relentlessly but diversely does not mean democrats are united. increasingly it means a party defined by identity politics. the democratic party, skin color matters above all. sometimes some colors are good, some colors are bad. your worth as a person depends on what you look like. america is not a racist country. america elected barack obama twice overwhelmingly and look in the numbers, americans believe our national identity is not defined by skin color. this is all so tiresome. such a total distraction from things that actually matter like jobs. democrats think they are going to get elected on that. they don't understand the rest of the country finds it boring and stupid and repugnant. >> several 2020 democrats are delving into the issue of race with several voicing in support incapacity. rob: military tanks rolling through the streets of washington dc ahead of donald trump absolute t

liz: that was from tucker carlson's interview which will air tonight on tucker carlson's show.olonel west, your reaction to that? >> we have to have a defined deadline and timeline for this. we don't want to see the chinese continue to drag us out thinking they have time on their side. one of their options is waiting out this president to see what's happening next november. they think long term. liz: they think in hundreds of years, we think in four years. we have news on what's happening with facebook. breaking news. emergency crews on the scene of a facebook mailing facility in menlo park, california. a package possibly containing the deadly sarin nerve gas. initially four buildings evacuated. at this hour three have been deemed safe. let's get on the phone with the former department assistant director of the fbi. this is concerning. this is a chemical warfare agent. your initial reaction to the news? >> i hope it's a false positive. sometimes the machines will say it's sarin and it's not. you but you have to treat it like it is. it was invented in germany. the man who invent

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all the highlights from the wide-ranging interview with chief carlson and new calls for justice in portland, the democratic mayor's policies and focus after an attack leaves a conservative writer in the hospital and i the feds going to get involved. democratic lawmakers visit the southern border touring migrant detention facilities. congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez making several bombshell claims about conditions there. officials are firing back. we are digging in to get to the truth. welcome to fox news at night in washington. we begin with kristin fisher live at the white house where donald trump's meeting with kim jong un is provoking strong reaction for supporters and critics. >> another potentially unprecedented meeting in the works, donald trump extended an invitation to kim jong un to come right here to the white house, no date has been set, what a meeting that would be an happening as the world is continuing to digest all these images over the weekend, even north korean leader kim jong un he seemed surprised when donald trump crossed the demilitarized zone into the history boo

tonight's special edition>> of "tucker carlson" inside the issues. it's over. we'll be back monday.ave a great week went the ones you love. >> sean: fox news alert. welcome to live friday, breaking news edition of "hannity." iranian aggression. buckle up. the defense secretary authorized the deployment of military personnel to saudi arabia as the u.s. moves to counter the rogue regime of iran. the central command is the united kingdom is advising ships to stay away for an interim period. a lot of breaking news. at this hour, all eyes are on the middle east. iran's hyper aggressive actions

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. >> ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."e are live from south korea. just behind us is the dmz. that's the barrier that separates this country south korea from the dictatorship from north korea run by kim jong-un. we will have an interview in a few homosexuality. -- moments. the president invited us to come with him here to the most heavily defended border and we witnessed history. the president held a meeting with kim jong-un. the first american president to set foot in north korea. he walked with kim alone across the border. we stood a few feet away and walked back and held a press conference standing in the middle of the room. we were there. it has implications that are much more broad than just the pictures. the president had a summit with kim in hanoi that collapsed and his efforts to denuclearization north korea were dead. those hopes may be revived. it was a remarkable scene and we have pictures we took there. here they are. >> ♪ >> tucker: behind me are two countries that could not be more different. on the left is s

here's andy ngo on tucker carlson. >> i was kicked more, punched more. all of this time i kept thinking where are the police? i could still see the county justice center in front of me. but no police have arrived. >> portland's liberal mayer he offered police no directive saying "over the weekend, some chose to engage in violence in portland, which is unacceptable and will not be tolerated. we stand against all forms of violence." just last year the mayor was accused by ice of allowing protesters and antifa to harass ice employees. mayor wheeler has clashed with police before, with the president of the portland police union calling his policies "failed" saying "there's no place for personal, political bias when it comes to providing public safety services to our communities." some think a federal investigation might be warranted. >> you have a public official violating civil rights of a reporter exercise his constitutionally protected right. there could be a civil rights violation there. >> portland police have said only the protests are hard to handle b

our own tucker carlson traveled with president at dmc, and interviewed him, a rare opportunity to stan just a few feet from the two leaders, he joined my colleagues and i this morning, tucker said he saw something far more than a photo op, describing the dictate the m north korea looking desperate. >> a hard character. no question about that. maybe a little off his game. i don'but wheezing like a patie. not a healthy guy. but basically, he struck me has kind of self contained, trump was about as happy as i have seen him. >> we'll explore every angle tonight. let's go to newsmaker, republican condition congressman andy bi biggs from arizona, stat with what tucker said, his reflection about kim, in his 30s, wheezing looking perhaps a bit desperate with the economic sanctions right now. is he desperate for a deal? >> well, i think he really needs one badly. i think in some respects he is desperate, but i think what president did is just brilliant by bringing him out and letting him know, we'll keep the sanctions on, but here is an opportunity too open the door, i think that chairman kim h

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to a special addition of "tucker carlson tonight" this fridaythe thing about climate change is it's serious stuff, very serious. it's not like the frivolous concerns that fill your days like paying your bills or keeping your marriage together or putting your kids through school. fighting cancer. climate change is bigger than that, way bigger. it's about saving the earth. it's an existential threat to humanity, it's a big deal. nobody understands the gravity ofof climate change are quite te soul searing intensity as freshman congressman alexander of cause alexandria ocasio-cortez. she looks like she's going to start to cry or yell or both and why wouldn't c she? it's scary, time is running out. >> the world is going to end in 12 years if we don't address climate change. this is our world war ii. >> tucker: you can disagree with the details of the green new deal, banning cars and airplanes, shutting down the entire american energy sector, rebuilding every dwelling in the united states, you can disagree with that. what you can'tan question is ocasi

"tucker carlson tonight" coming up next. good night, everyone. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." maybe you've noticed this from watching tv in the past couple of years. when it's about tax returns or executive orders or of course russia, the left strikes and law and order post. nobody will finger wagging your faces above the law in this country. nobody. not even drumroll please, the president of the united states. >> he disrespects law and believes he's above the law. no president is above the law. >> no body ought to be above the law. >> nobody is above the law not even the president of the united states. >> we live in a country where nobody is above the low. >> nobody is above the low. >> the american president has no respect for the rule of law? >> nobody is above the law. >> nobody is above the law. >> nobody, especially this president is above the law. >> tucker: it is one of their favorite talking points in its highly effective because it is absolutely true. in america, nobody is above

you can watch tucker carlson's exclusive interview with president trump tonight 8:00 p.m.e fox news channel. lauren: the chinese market up big on this as well. trip advisor releasing its travelers choice awards, ranking the best travel experiences of the year. number one is the city wonders guided tour of the vatican. the sistine chapel and saint peter's in rome. the package allows you to skip the long lines at the sites. it allows you to gain access to restricted areas of the vatican and touring with highly trained expert guides. cheryl:.cheryl: they wouldn't n the vatican. i was wearing shorts at the time. lauren: cover your shoulders, cover your legs. place of worship. cheryl: we have futures up strong, big start to the trading day as the u.s. and china came to a trade truce over the weekend. dow up 251, about a percent away from a new record, s&p about a half a percent away, s&p up 29, nasdaq, we've got a while to go. it's up 125. we shall take it. coming up, is former vp joe biden losing his touch? why after this weekend he may want to watch his back. and a new report

tucker carlson is coming up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."ll right, take a seat, pour a cocktail. we are about to blow your mind. for more than 30 years, nancy pelosi as you well know has represented the single most liberal congressional district in america. she has always been perfectly suited for the drop your name the issue no matter what it is, abortion, climate change, permanent action, climate change, nancy pelosi has the pad position on that issue. she is a walking liberal stereotype. or so we thought. in fact, it was all a sham identity designed to cloak a darker blue reality beneath. he thought she was a liberal who annually sends money to the mbr pledge drive, didn't you? no. in fact, pelosi is a committed racist. a hardened bigot. she would be running the ladies clan if they had one in san francisco. how do we know this? simple. watch the way nancy pelosi dismisses fellow congresswoman alexander acadia cortez. it's because she likes to minimize the conflict within hed the progressives. >> you have these wings, aoc and her group on