welcome to "tucker carlson tonight ."ith every new year comes resolutions to make ourselves better. tonight we have a special on sobriety, fitting for the holiday. millions of americans struggle with addiction to alcohol, illegal drugs, painkillers. addiction has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives. tonight we won't just talk about how the price happened, will discuss how to escape it. we'll talk to people will turn their own lives around. first up, dennis rodman. he's an nba legend and part-time diplomat. even fame and money was no protection against the perils of substance abuse. for many years he struggled with addiction and he credits his agent on the path of recovery. dennis rodman and darren prince joined us recently. you have an you've lived your life so publicly. i think reviewers are aware of. you've gone on and off the wagon. now you're on the wagon. how are you maintaining her sobriety? >> it's very difficult. i'm trying to maintain the fact that i'm 50 years old. i'm in good shape. i need to focus on me kno

you do your homework, ms carlson. no fingerprints.ised the violin as a child. if roger finds out you came to us, he won'tjustjust fire you, he will bang us with a $1 million lawsuit, he will attack you personally. men like him worry more about reputations than they do money. roger won't stop. you know that. oh, i know. colleagues you admire will say publicly you're a superior, ambitious woman who is suing because her career has stalled. let 'em. wow! i mean, even that tells us how important this story is. it is, and it's very, very timely and what i think the film does manage to do is create a very good portrait of a toxic environment in which this sort of thing is going on. and what's interesting is that the abuse goes from, like, you know, the lowliest newcomer to people who are very sort of high up in the organisation. i think the film itself — which is directed by jay roach — isn't perfect. i think it's solidly done. occasionally, it has a little bit of the tv drama about it. it owes a debt to the big short. stylistically, the big

you do your homework, ms carlson. no fingerprints. the violin as a child. if roger finds out you came to us, he won't just just fire you, he will bang us with a $1 million lawsuit, he will attack you personally. men like him worry more about reputations than they do money. roger won't stop. you know that. oh, i know. colleagues you admire will say publicly you're a superior, ambitious woman who is suing because her career has stalled. let ‘em. wow! i mean, even that tells us how important this story is. it is, and it's very, very timely and what i think the film does manage to do is create a very good portrait of a toxic environment in which this sort of thing is going on. and what's interesting is that the abuse goes from, like, you know, the lowliest newcomer to people who are very sort of high up in the organisation. i think the film itself — which is directed by jay roach — isn't perfect. i think it's solidly done. occasionally, it has a little bit of the tv drama about it. it owes a debt to the big short. stylistically, the big s

tucker carlson is dictating trump's policy on iran.ox's tucker carlson play a role in calming iran pressure? "buzzfeed," fox news hosts were against a ground war with iran. trump listened. the media aligned themselves with tirk and the ayatollah. obama sent the iranians cash to buy the missiles that were used on american soldiers. that guy gets the nobel peace prize. i'm on my honeymoon thinking what is wrong with these people? our embassy was attacked in benghazi and america arrested a filmmaker who wasn't responsible. our embassy is amarked iraq and trump killed the war monger who was responsible. nancy pelosi wants to tie trump's hands so he can't fight back. would an american patriot do that? the answer is no. you can't trust these people. trump doesn't. president trump: they are saying how dare you take them out that way. you should come in and tell us what you want to do. cometh and tell us so we can call up the fake news and we can leak. can you imagine calling crooked adam schiff. adam, how you doing? we have the world's number

lou: you are reaction to matt gaetz. >> i share the concerns matt gaetz and tucker carlson have aboutetting more involved in the middle east. i believe the president when he says he doesn't want to get more involved in the middle east and he wants to pull back. this is the first moment back after president trump had a tremendous victory. for the first time put iran on notice there was a new sheriff in town. the first day back they are going to spend their day debating these meaningless, toothless articles of war powers? it makes them look completely, totally unserious. this is the nonsense you are talking about where on the other side on pennsylvania avenue, you have got a guy trying to clean things up and defend erika. i don't want to be in any more wars. but i don't think -- i do think we should retallate if somebody kills scene american or attacks our interests abrought. i still think we should have the strongest military on earth. i just don't want to be using it all the time to police everywhere in the world. >> the president has been clear as he said to naught gates. nobody is m

riley carlson, cbs news london. >> harry and meghan also say they plan to launch a new charity sing more details will come in due course, >>> did not take long for them to lose their slimy atus celebrity status, at least at a popular attraction, london's madame tussaud has begun removing the couple from its royal line up. they will no longer stand with the queen and other family members, they will now be moved to a new location. they say that they will better reflect the upcoming change. >>> speaking of loyalty, could be a site along the shoreline. king tides are set to begin. at about 1030 a.m. tides along san francisco's embarcadero will reach more than six feet above the average daily high tide. they are expected to be high slightly higher than saturday morning. >>> we got that and a check of the forecast. >>> we are seeing one those large tidal swings right now from our camera on top of the sales force tower that is looking north into richardson bay. i want to show you that camera and point out the details because you can see low tide right now. we are at low tide. high tide is comin

joining me now host of tucker carlson tonight, tucker carlson, tucker what do you think hunter's likeyou have any idea what he's like? >> what he's like personally i know him well. he was my neighbor. he's a really nice guy. i've always liked him he's a really troubled guy. who had a great family and then it blew up he left, and now he's lost, and hunted in like all political refugees he's wound up in hollywood hills. [laughter] he's like a lot of people i know and in washington totally good guy love to have dinner with him. i still like hunt per biden. but he's a beneficiary of a system that's like completely corrupt and it is so corrupt and so ubiquitous that nobody notices, of course, he's making a million a year from ukrainian energy company he's a symptom not a cause. >>do you feel any sympathy to hm or has no i responsibility in this at all or is, you know, this is part of the swap people get these gigs and you know they get second, third fourth chanceses you're related to a pick m >> i feel deep sympathy for him only because i can name off the the top of my head 25 other people

juan williams is going to quote tucker carlson.ker carlson said wait a minute, it's people like lawrence saying this is the deep state, the trump deep state, it's terrible. now we love the deep state! tucker carlson, hats off! >> greg: but you can say both things. you don't have to trust any intelligence. you don't have to trust it but you can still kill the guy. you can do both! >> juan: your point was we don't trust the president because we think the president isn't thinking things through. this president put sanctions, economic sanctions on and they had effect, so why did he have to kill him? >> they have in fact. the idea that we need to go is right now. >> greg: i want to thank juan for laughing at my joke about the page. >> juan: thank you for my confidence. >> greg: we are very civil here at "the five." coming up, bernie borrowing a page from trump to bash biden. that's next. great riches will find you when liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. wow. thanks, zoltar. how can i ever re

my name is dr carlson the i talk to medical experts. watch them at work. and then discuss what you can do to improve your health. stay tuned and let's all try to stay. calm t.w. . to know that 77 percent. are younger than 6. that's me and me and you. and you know what it's time all voices. on the 77 percent to talk about the issue. this is where you cut. the 77 percent this weekend on g.w. . played for. president w.'s line from berlin china prices to curb the spread of a deadly virus to cities locked down as well the 14000000 people quarantined and their faults around the world but the country is struggling to keep the corona virus from spreading across china bill also on the program donald trump becomes 1st sitting president to address the antiabortion march from.

it's co-founded by tv commentator tucker carlson. he's the host of tucker carlson tonight on fox news. that's a very successful and highly rated program. in fact, tucker came in at second place as the most watched cable news host in 2019. the first place host went to sean hannity. third place went to msnbc's rachel maddow. the other co-founder is neil patel. he's former chief policy adviser to vice president cheney. patel is very involved in our day-to-day operations. we get around 20 million unique readers each month, which is kind of a pretty big deal actually, so for me it's an honor to have such a big, huge platform with so much flexibility on what i can cover, who i can interview and what i can talk about. for video columnist that didn't really exist when i was in college, as i mentioned and as you may have noticed the news business is evolving fast. in college i remember actually getting a newspaper in the morning and reading it while drinking coffee and then walking to campus. how many of you actually get a newspaper at your d

but in this case tucker carlson was right. >> the broken clock once a day. other astonishing thing about the trump white house and cabinet is how easily trump gets other people that you thought adhered to some code to lie for him. you know, pompeo, secretary pompeo is lying for him. some military people are shading the truth for him. so you feel like you're in a funhouse and there's no one you can completely rely on if they're touched by trump. because they're so fearful of him, they will say anything. you can gauge an amount of time in between when lindsay graham says something that's semi truthful, a phone call from trump berating him, and then senator lindsay graham coming out and saying, oh, well, listen, i'm going to hold hearings on joe biden and his son. that's how fearful and whimpering the united states republican senators are. >> go ahead, mike. i see you reacting. >> no, ari, how about nikki haley? how about nikki haley acting as if you're practically un-american if you're not on board with this? it's astonishing to see just how much she wants to

lou: you are reaction to matt gaetz. >> i share the concerns matt gaetz and tucker carlson have aboutetting more involved in the middle east. i believe the president when he says he doesn't want to get more involved in the middle east and he wants to pull back. this is the first moment back after president trump had a tremendous victory. for the first time put iran on notice there was a new sheriff in town. the first day back they are going to spend their day debating these meaningless, toothless articles of war powers? it makes them look completely, totally unserious. this is the nonsense you are talking about where on the other side on pennsylvania avenue, you have got a guy trying to clean things up and defend erika. i don't want to be in any more wars. but i don't think -- i do think we should retallate if somebody kills scene american or attacks our interests abrought. i still think we should have the strongest military on earth. i just don't want to be using it all the time to police everywhere in the world. >> the president has been clear as he said to naught gates. nobody is m

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yo ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to tucker carlson.alking, going on a long time. this week's impeachment trial,ca the senate has done what you thought would be impossible in it has of donald trump, made politics boring again. but the trial isn't dull, it dull in a highly aggressive, almost coercive way. watching it is i like being trapped by your drunk brother-in-law as he explains ic forensic detail how he's managing his 401(k). after 6 minutes, you fantasize jumping out the window. that's the experience of it. unfortunately, there are no windows in the senate chamber so we had to watch w the entire thing. after four days of this, we've reached a conclusion.

tucker carlson is next in d.c. good night, everybody. ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. the democratic primary race has been underway for nearly a year now and finally we are closing in on the first months. believe it or not, the iowa caucuses begin three weeks from today. who is winning question mike nobody is winning although many candidates have already lost. the latest departure is new jersey cory booker searching for a campaign theme, something to run on. in the end, he decided to be the woke-est candidates. watch it. >> day one, i'll make sure that we and the i.c.e. policies and that the border policies that are violating human rights. >> we can't be blind to the impact of generations of racism and white supremacy written into our laws over centuries. >> we as a nation has not truly grappled with racism and what to privacy that is tainted this country. >> when the planet has been imperiled in the past, who came forward to save it first from the scourge of nazis? we came forward

stick around, tucker carlson is next with the president live in iowa moments away. have a good night. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. the impeachment trial continues. the president, by the way, speaking tonight in a rally in the state of iowa. the caucus they are, the first contents of the democratic nominating process starts in just a few days. that'll be interesting. of course, we'll bring you highlights of that as we always do. the last week, we've been watching all this and the most cynical among us have dismissed the impeachment trial as a hollow political stunt. it's something like a network and intimate division must've cooked up the, they say. it's a bad reality show. but we are traditionalistses here so we resisted that here. what this is really about here and what we said is it's about foreign policy. it's about ukraine, that noble eastern european nation that's the single greatest ally in the world, our only real ally. if ukraine wants it, we provide it. that's the rule, as they've explained in the senate. all decent america

tucker carlson coming up next. see you tomorrow, everybody. have a good night. ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson." an update on the world's dullest impeachment trial. if something significant happens, will bring it to you right away. the question is why has this been so boring? well, because it doesn't mean anything to it rather than a debate over things that matter, you are watching purported adult yell at each other whether a former vice president's ne'er-do-well middle-age son should interrupt his early retirement in l.a. and come talk to them. honestly? who cares. whatever. for once, we do have a semiinteresting development tonight. apparently some democratic senators are considering casting votes to acquit donald trump. new reports suggest that senators joe manchin of west virginia, kyrsten sinema of arizona, and doug jones of alabama are undecided on the president's guilt. that's a story. undecided? how could they be undecided about this? it's not like it's a totally fraudulent exercise in partisan politics. no, n

yo ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to tucker carlson.here he is, he's still talking, going on a long time. this week's impeachment trial,ca the senate has done what you thought would be impossible in it has of donald trump, made politics boring again. but the trial isn't dull, it dull in a highly aggressive, almost coercive way. watching it is i like being trapped by your drunk brother-in-law as he explains ic forensic detail how he's managing his 401(k). after 6 minutes, you fantasize jumping out the window. that's the experience of it. unfortunately, there are no windows in the senate chamber so we had to watch w the entire thing. after four days of this, we've reached a conclusion. this is not about a phone call that donald trump mader to ukraine, not about adam schiff's dream of winning a daytime and become a talented thesbian as he is, it's by criticizing middle eastern wars and promising to de-escalate tensions with russia. nothing he has done before or since has made them angrier than that did. direct stretch of their ideas and th

you see what pocahontas. ♪ ♪ >> good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."resident is holding first rally of the year right now speaking to supporters in toledo, ohio. all the highlights later this hour. here is a preview so far. >> so we see friends not -- if you dare to threaten our citizens, do you so at your own grave peril. [cheers and applause] >> tucker: so we are monitoring that rally for news. and we will cut in if it happens. especially news on iran. but, first there is a new mystery involving that country. now, you may remember a ukrainian passenger jet, a commercial flight crashed just a few hours after iran fired missiles just the other night. it turns out that jet which had 176 innocent people on board was likely shot down by the iranian government shortly after it took off from tehran. why? was it an accident? did the iranians think it was something else? was it intentional? we're not 100 percent certainty hour. we don't have the black box. but mike voight is an aviation security analyst. he has watched this carefully and has some sense of it.

the story continues and tucker carlson is ready to take it away. good night, every body.e you monday. >> tucker: good evening, welcome to tucker carlson for it he still talking, going on a long time. this week's impeachment trial, the senate has done what you thought would be impossible in the era of donald trump, it has made politics boring again. but the trial isn't dull, it dull in a highly aggressive, almost coercive way. watching it is like being trapped by your drunk brother-in-law as he explains in forensic detail how he's managing his 401(k). after 6 minutes, you fantasize jumping out the window. that's the experience of it. fortunately, there are no windows in the senate chamber so we had to watch the entire thin.

>>th would nd it to overtime now in ot all knotted up or john carlson to lars eller. d that would do it onway to lose sharks spotted the capitals 5 to 4 in over ti, they'll head to louis face the blues on tuesday. >>so some good news for the 49 ers bad news for the sharks but uh oh what a day in sports. it was this time next week will be a different story. yeah, it's a shame we sleep 6 times before the game and shame such a too much sleeping so okay to be a way for a very long time it >>thank you so much te, thanks guys. and for news at 10 the winner is we will have some the >>welcome back to kron 4 news at 10 well it wasa big night in hollywood tonight was the 7h annual golden globe awards noring achievements in television d fell justine i know you' hyped p about the yeah i like to see what they're alwearing it there are some wild mammals to get to watch that much stuff. >>but here are some of tonight's winners1917 won best drama, renee zellweger won best performance by an actress in a motion picture dramfor her role in judy and jouin phoenix won for best performance

tucker carlson coming up next. see you tomorrow, everybody.e a good night. ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson." an update on the world's dullest impeachment trial. if something significant happens, will bring it to you right away. the question is why has this been so boring? well, because it doesn't mean anything to it rather than a debate over things that matter, you are watching purported adult yell at each other whether a former vice president's ne'er-do-well middle-age son should interrupt his early retirement in l.a. and come talk to them. honestly? who cares. whatever. for once, we do have a semiinteresting development tonight. apparently some democratic

tucker carlson is next in d.c.cker: good evening, and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. the democratic primary race has been underway for nearly a year now and finally we are closing in on the first months. believe it or not, the iowa caucuses begin three weeks from today. who is winning question mike nobody is winning although many candidates have already lost. the latest departure is new jersey cory booker searching for a campaign theme, something to run on. in the end, he decided to be the woke-est candidates

in the meantime, tucker carlson coming up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlsont weekend, a horrifying stabbing attack at a hanukkah party in muncie new york. listen to the daughter of one victim described the aftermath of that. >> he had a fractured skull. he has been sliced through his neck. he has a shattered arm. the doctors do not have high hopes for him. he may never -- if you wakes up, he may never be able to walk, tall, or even process speech

if they are, why did he call off the cocked and loaded strike in june because tucker carlson talked himuld it be that both of those things are true, that it was wise for tucker carlson to talk him out of that but smart to do this? is the theory or is the best explanation the october couple's razor that he's angry and doesn't know what he's doing or there is grand strategy. >> danielle, we talked about the last couple blocks about how this alters things geopolitically. russia expressing dissacks fax with what's happening here. seeing the disrecord in the middle east and discord in the u.s. as a result of what happened. >> putin. putin has a strategy. he's been playing the long game for this entire time. donald trump is his puppet. what makes me nervous is the fact that iran, china and russia were doing routine training exercises together but a week ago. so what happens here? i put this out on twitter. what happens? worst case scenario, that the three of them decide to link up together, decide to do a beyonce formation against the united states because their vested interest makes sense fo

tucker carlson is up next. good night, everybody. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. the democratic party has long been a collection of deeply unhappy interest groups that secretly hate each other. but, for the last three years it's been fairly simple to keep that fractious coalition together you focus on donald trump. despising donald trump and jumping up and down how mean and immoral he is. something they can agree on. nancy pelosi was hoping it would last forever. the last election season intruded and democrats have a few months to choose their party's nominee their standard bearer that means for the first time in a long time they have no choice but to focus on each other. the most miserable people you know stuck together in an elevator for eternity. that's what it is like. naturally cnn is right in the middle of it. the channel shadowy president jeffrey zucker has joined forces with elizabeth warren and her campaign to crush their common enemy, bernie sanders. just before tue

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eric carlson to evander cane. 1-0 sharks. joe thorten, he doesn't shoot a lot but when he does, it's a power play goal. 3-1 is your final. college hoops. gale's gone wild. st. mary's and byu. jordan ford to beat the buzzer. st. mary's up three. you know ford looks a little like steph and play as little like steph. 10 seconds left. throwing it down and hawse with 29 in o.t. spin move off glass, got it. st. mary's by three. hawse, desperation. time runs out. st. mary's hangs on. 87-84. stanford hosting washington. this is oscar desilva. we call this without a birdie. sorry, oscar. davis, the prayer. shot clock expiring. we're tied at 55. tyrell terry. freshman splash. stanford then stanford ends the game to and cal hosting washington state in berkeley. austin had 17 in the first half. cal up by six at the half. second half, joel brown. here's what brown can do for you. then feeds matt bradley. this is -- bradley goes for 26 and cal gets the win. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. there we are. >> fabulous. >> can hear

. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."ot what they call a machine geerl election. not a contest to determine which branch of the establishment gets a turn at the wheel. this isn't a clinton dole 96 kind of race where you are pretty sure that no matter who wins things aren't going to change very much. this year, the one thing you can be certain of is that things can be very different when it's over. the issues at stake are bigger than just the economy or even our foreign policy commitment. 2020 is about the broadest possible question. what kind of country should we have? who should live here? what will america look like 50 years from now? there are a lot of possible answers to those questions, but leading democrats appear to have settled on their position. america, they are telling us, should be a lot more like california. listen to former new york mayor michael bloomberg explain his vision for the country he is hoping to lead. >> i think that california can serve as a great example for the rest of this country. you have le

tucker carlson is up next.♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. the democratic party has long been a collection of deeply unhappy interest groups that secretly hate each other. but, for the last three years it's been fairly simple to keep that fractious coalition together you focus on donald trump. despising donald trump and jumping up and down how mean and immoral he is. something they can agree on. nancy pelosi was hoping it would last forever. the last election season intruded and democrats have a few months to choose their party's nominee their standard bearer that means for the first time in a long time

tucker carlson gets ready take over here in washington, d.c.to this as we head to the break. good night, everybody. >> let's watch. >> the specific instruction was that i have to go to the lawyers -- ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucke "tucker carlson tonight." here's where we are. tens of thousands of americans continue to die in their prime from drug ods. the middle class is still shrinking, housing crisis in our cities crushing generation of ambitious young people. china's economy is about to overtake ours. that's all the bad news right there. have no fear. here's the good news. washington is on it. your representatives in the capital city, this city, just spent their third day in a row yelling at each other about a phone call donald trump once made to some guy in ukraine. in other words the impeachment trial of the president rolls on tonight. if nothing else, that means that amateur these mean and full time

eric carlson to evander cane. 1-0 sharks. shoot a lot but when he does, it's a power play goal. 3-1 is your final. college hoops. gale's gone wild. st. mary's and byu. jordan ford to beat the buzzer. st. mary's up three. you know ford looks a little like steph and play as little like steph. 10 seconds left. throwing it down and hawse with 29 in o.t. spin move off glass, got it. st. mary's by three. hawse, desperation. time runs out. st. mary's hangs on. 87-84. stanford hosting washington. this is oscar desilva. we call this without a birdie. sorry, oscar. davis, the prayer. shot clock expiring. we're tied at 55. tyrell terry. freshman splash. stanford then stanford ends the game to and cal hosting washington state in berkeley. austin had 17 in the first half. cal up by six at the half. second half, joel brown. here's what brown can do for you. then feeds matt bradley. this is -- bradley goes for 26 and cal gets the win. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. there we are. >> fabulous. >> can hear the band in the backgro

and that eric carlson is on the doorstep. it is 3-2. the sharks couldn't quite pull it off.meantime we have a little time why not check this out. who cares about the game. keep your eyes on the coach, this is buzz williams. he takes the game very seriously and very emotionally. as julie said imagine what he does when he does win a game. >> they lost by 10 points. >>> we will see you later, everyone. >> thank you for joining us tonight, good night. oh, i forgot to ask. did it hurt? did what hurt? when you fell from heaven and landed on earth. i didn't fall from... oh. [ laughs ] because i'm an angel! [ laughs ] why are you so sweet? maybe just 'cause i'm so damn happy. today is jay's birthday. so i'm taking him to hawaii for a whole week. big suite in maui, just the two of us. got manny tied up in the backyard -- big bowl of kibble. [ chuckles ] i'm kidding. he's staying with claire and phil. this whole thing was a big surprise. i did it all myself -- the flight, the hotels. cost me a fortune, but it was worth it. cost me a fortune. in case i forget to say it a few hundred ti

eric carlson goes off the boards to joe thornton. thornton passing in front of the net to kevin the bank who hits the columbus goal and the chart hang on for a 3-2 win following the bottom of the division. the charts have climbed out by winning two in a row. >> everyone can be watching with the 49ers a good of play next saturday >> if minnesot with minnesota with tomorrow it can be minnesota or is gonna be the winner of the seattle or philadelphia game. they're playing at new orleans old i don't think have much of a chance. i think seattle or philadelphia game will be a good game. >> mammograms five cancer and how new technologies can help doctors detect cases. >>> go to facebook or t twitter will be back here at 10:00. if i take something to help me sleep, i'll be groggy for the meeting. but if i don't take anything and i don't sleep, i'll be groggy for the meeting, you know? yeah. [ sighs ] i was up for re-election as social chair of our local realtors group. the vote was tonight. i was so nervous, i could barely hear claire's pep

have a good night. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight.chment trial continues. the president, by the way, speaking tonight in a rally in the state of iowa. the caucus they are, the first contents of the democratic nominating process starts in just a few days. that'll be interesting. of course, we'll bring you highlights of that as we always do. the last week, we've been watching all this and the most cynical among us have dismissed the impeachment trial as a hollow political stunt. it's something like a network and intimate division must've cooked up the, they say. it's a bad reality show. but we are traditionalistses here so we resisted that here. what this is really about her

we're also joined by margaret carlson from the "daily beast," a washington expert who has covered manyues, and margaret, with that in mind, i go to you first simply to give a us a journalistic context to what we've heard, a rarity, perhaps, of agreement from members of congress in both parties tonight. if you flipped on your tv, you'd be forgiven in thinking it wasn't 2019 because republicans and democrats are agreeing about something big, in this case a condemnation of the trump administration's approach tonight. your view? >> i expected paul rand to say what he did, but i was shocked that senator mike lee called it insane. the briefing that he got to explain why trump made the strike that he did against iran. it's clear after trump's press conference that trump thinks he won at least the news cycle, and he restored -- he didn't like people scoffing at him for not responding to the drone strike, and he didn't like the embassy -- the attack on the embassy, so he got, you know, the impulse to respond, he got to play that out. now he has to deal with the consequences. he thinks he won, b

you see what pocahontas. ♪ ♪ >> good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."resident is holding first rally of the year right now speaking to supporters in toledo, ohio. all the highlights later this hour. here is a preview so far. >> so we see friends not -- if you dare to threaten our citizens, do you so at your own grave peril. [cheers and applause] >> tucker: so we are monitoring that rally for news. and we will cut in if it happens. especially news on iran. but, first there is a new mystery involving that country. now, you m

ben carlson is the author of the new book, don't fall for it, a short history of financial scams.ull market means watch out? is that the message. yes. any time that people decide to take more risks and interest rates go down people get the fear of missing out and the time is right for taking advantage of people. >> it is easy to say watch out but what should investors be especially looking out for >> high pressure sales tactics any time somebody tries to get you to do something really quickly and they say you have to take a very fast approach to something that's always something to look out for. >> you say also watch out for when a money manager has custody of your assets. >> that was the biggest thing bernie may dove did that made it easy to falsify the assets your investment manager shouldn't have access to the funds. >> you look at the history of financial scandal and scams and you picked the most important ones that illustrate specific points i have this idea that it is not necessarily the bull market that causes the scams to happen, it's that the aftermath of the bull market