welcome to a special final exam edition of "tucker carlson tonight." every week usually on thursdays we welcome the sharpest people we know to come on the show, to cast their medal and prove their mastery of strange and obscure news. everything that happened in the proceeding of the seven days. tonight we will visit some of the most memorable "final exam" segments. our fox colleague greg gutfeld with "the five" cohost jesse watters, some eaten with a comb. we want to address directly the unsubstantiated allegation present on mr. gutfeld's t-shirt. the judges and we will not weige in one way or another on this. they will say you will not deduct points preemptively for the insult that you have thrown at mr. watters so we will leave it at that. >> fake news, tucker, fake newsr >> i was actually having the rematch with dana. >> tucker: you guys know the rules. so i will be repeating for the viewers let's tune in to the real jeopardy. hands-on buzzers. and the first one to answer the question, you must wait until i finish asking before you answer. the answe

news president no open haim was also very vocal about it and is still at the network as tucker carlson points out how can and you act be gone but no oppenheimer still there do you think you'll stay. it's a good question and looks like this move has taken some of his power away well mchugh says he believes in b.c. has already caught wind of this 6 month investigation of the harvey weinstein unit in b.c. has not publicly acknowledged the attorney general's probe and now the head of telemundo will take the place of lachlan has declined to comment a 72 year old was expected to retire after the 20 twentieth's election reporting for at the press natasha sweet artsy. part folks have a question for you is the media currently under attack from the likes of president trump and others or are they on the attack well that's an interesting question maybe the answer is both here to help us sort it all out is radio talk show host steve gruber steve welcome aboard glad to have you sir steve good to be here thank you so much for the invite all right well this comes up at least in my mind because andy la

and i'll say one more thing about tucker carlson. don't believe there is a question on the table where anybody is thinking that they should arrogate all power over decision-making to anthony fauci. i don't think that's a question anyone has raised, and i don't anyone expects anthony fauci to make every decision. but i think what we saw today after a president who yesterday lied repeatedly detailed on this show and others, in his press briefing yesterday, we got to see someone today who was focused on telling the truth, and i think that's another reason why tony fauci is at 70% and donald trump's in the 40s. >> anne rimoin, what did you make of today's hearing? was it a battle between what we should be and what we are? do you think both sides found enough to come away with their own specific arguments? >> listen, in this pandemic, we are thinking about public health, but we are being guided by politics here. and i think that it is very important as we think about what happened today to see how much politics were infecting how we hear

tucker carlson, last night on his show, questioned fauci's stance on sending kids back to school. >> fauci says the children must stay home or countless people will die. that's the message. it's time to ask a very simple question. how does he know this exactly? is tony fauci right about the science? do we have any particular reason to think he is right? >> jimmy: well, let's see -- he is the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. there's that. these guys are unbelievable. anyone trusting fox news over doctors right now should only be allowed to see tucker carlson when their stool comes out red. but the president, fox news viewer number one, now says he disagrees with fauci too. he is ready to open schools. >> i think that we have to open our schools. young people are very little affected by this. we have to get our schools open. we have to get our country open. we have to open our country. now, we want to do it safely, but we also want to do it as quickly as possible. we can't keep going on like this. you're having bedlam in the streets already. we hav

margaret carlson, first to you on this intensifying hate movement. we do see at trump rallies pre pandemic, reporters getting heckled. it seems qualitatively different to me to see a local tv reporter get pursued the way he was on long island. did it strike you as well? >> it did. and, you know, the president sees everything in partisan terms, not just his re-election but the virus. and so when this happens, it's getting attention, he is all over it. even more so than, by the way, the people who were sponsoring the protest disavowed this activity while the president was still cheering it on. the idea that the president has anything other than a media strategy to deal with the coronavirus is misguided. the entire strategy -- there's no national plan. it's only to be on tv. the task force, in fact, was dreamt up by trump, i think, in order to hold briefings. it was a vehicle for the briefings. then when the briefings went south for obvious reasons, the disinfectant gambit, he still kept having the briefings by simply conjuring up an event like having a

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."riday is here solc before we begin the last hour of the week we would like to wish you a happy weekend with the ones you love. family is a refuge from chaos, a blessing and that's something to be grateful for. now to what's happening in our country, last week we interviewed a long time partner at the consulting firm mckinsey and company called peter walker. like so many in finance and consulting, he spent a lot of his career doing business in china. we know along the way, walker internalized a lot of the attitudes of china's tatotalitarian government. during our interview, we asked him what he thought of china's lockdowns, here's what he said. credible reports suggest that chinese authorities locked people in their apartments and left them to die, they snatched people off the street and threw them in police vans, that's the quarantine you think they deserve high praise for, why? >> i think if you just look at the results, i know there's always going to be questions about exactly whatt

"tucker carlson tonight" is up next. ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."he problem with assessing a political candidate is you never really know what they are like until they get a hold of power and by then, it is too late. the decent ones wield power with strength and humility. they understand the limits of their own wisdom, human wisdom and also the inevitability of intended consequences which is the rule. we know they will not be in charge forever so they tread lightly. but the bad ones they go crazy and the more power they get, the crazier they go. powers the new drug they have been searching for a pair that is why they went into politics the first place. not to help your fellow citizens to improve society but to fill the empty space inside of themselves. these are pro-family damaged people. not a single one of them has a functional relationship with their fathers, not one. unfortunately, people like that want a lot of this country right now. they've never had more power at any time in our history. aas a pandemic received, it is becoming clear of the s

nor did bianca buy lee carlson's story. >> he said that the guy had an eastern european accent.ican born and bred. he said that he'd only seen a glimpse of his face. >> in fact, said bianca, the eyewitness account more properly eliminated chris as a suspect. all agreed, remember, that ken and his killer arrived together at the crime scene in the same car. but think about it, said bianca. >> i just looked at him going. >> would chris wear a wig to a meeting with someone that already knew him, had met him, particularly someone as cautious as ken. >> you have a deeply paranoid man ken dolezsar who is doing business with christopher and has met him. you don't think if christopher got into the car all wigged up that he would think that that was slightly strange? >> and if the eyewitness was right, the killer shot with his right hand. >> christopher is staggeringly left-handed. >> staggeringly left-handed. then there was the business of eye color. now, long after the event, the eyewitness was saying the killer had brilliant blue eyes but right after the murder -- >> i can't tell eye c

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carlson tonight."new dude details for you on that horrifying nursing moment attack in detroit that we showed you on friday night. the story is even worse than realized. it turns out an executive order from governor gretchen whitmore may have played a role in what you saw. first of all, happy memorial day weekend. it's possible you may have spent months trapped indoors per government orders.

carlson tonight."e have stunning new dude details for you on that horrifying nursing moment attack in detroit that we showed you on friday night. the story is even worse than realized. it turns out an executive order from governor gretchen whitmore may have played a role in what you saw. first of all, happy memorial day weekend. it's possible you may have spent months trapped indoors per government orders. it's essential that all of it is needed and that nature's medicine. happy balanced people understand that intuitively. it's too late for a lot of people at cnn. they haven't even been trapped inside for months. for reasons that no one has ever really explained, cable news the operators have been classified as essential workers from the very first day. they didn't lose their jobs, and if anything they are thriving in the midst of this disaster. they feel more essential than they ever have and were suffering has been the best thing to that has happened to them since impeachment. when they got to spend

musica♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." weeks now we've heard too consistent talking points from corporate media as well as from the politicians and tech monopolies which they have colluded. the first is the world health organization how to fight this virus are the most authoritative in the world. we must listen to the w.h.o. period. the second thing they told us is that sweden's refusal to lock down its country is criminally misguided. people are dying as a result of that decision. anyone that claims otherwise is immoral. that's what they've been saying again and again. well, something amazing has happened. the world health organization just endorsed the swedish approach. so what does that say, but the very nonswedish lockdown is currently paralyzing her country and it says a lot. we will explain in a minute. but for us tonight and update on the side of general michael flynn. like so much else it has happened recently in america out the flynn story lays bare the architecture of control that has been present just beneath th

tucker carlson referring to the dark agent we are living through in the american dream is dying. my point, this is bipartisan, this is something you hear from senior electoral officials and business leaders and something that you hear from public opinion leaders and public intellectuals and there's a consensus. my point in this book that the consensus is misplaced. americans have high expectation for the economic outcome. high expectation for the wage growth, for the success the children will have, that is a good thing in america does face serious economic challenges and i spent a chapter in my book discussing the most serious. america faces serious social challenges pritam not trained to diminish or sugarcoat or to ignore any of the real problems you face, instead and trained to be accurate about the broad picture off the american experience. how american life's experience but typical people, by most people in the circumstances. i think we are focusing so much on the pockets of real struggle that we are confusing those pockets of struggle for the common experience facing pple. i

a few days later, he told his aid charles carlson, this is a nixon quote that can be read. he says, one day we will get them. we will get them on the ground where we want them. we will stick our heels in, step on them hard and twist. right chuck? right? that is our president. somewhere between 1967 in 1971, the war that we were fighting had seems to be a war between the united states and vietnam, and had become a vicious battle among americans. president nixon finally achieved a negotiation and settlement in vietnam in january of 1973. you see how long this is dragging out. this is on to his second term, and finally achieves this negotiated settlement. american bombing ended as did the draft. ever since then we've had an all volunteer draft since 1973. in november of 1973, congress passed something called the war powers act. it's spelled out the procedures to be followed when the introduction of american forces could lead to their involvement in combat. this was passed over president nixon's veto as you can imagine. and the one thing that every single president since then s

elizabeth: that was tucker carlson last night talking about new documents showing president obama waslved in the trump russia probe than anyone realized asking former fbi director jim comey to keep him aprizeed, keep obama apprised the flynn investigation. let's take this to "the federalist" senior editor, christopher bedford. chris, your reaction? tucker also said quote, any normal period in american history this exchange would define obama forever. obama would be known as former disgraced former president who used federal law enforcement to hurt his political enemies. your reaction to the story? >> he is broadly right. the reason why it is gotten away with, the media on the side of president barack obama. richard nixon is the president we often think of as someone who attacked political opponents and tried to do anything he could to stop them. someone that paved the way for that, lyndon b. johnson, democrat, who tapped, spied on, put spies in opponents campaign offices, memos leaked against them. you don't hear about that in history. you won't hear about it with barack obama. the re

elizabeth: watch tucker carlson on the obama administration using the nsa to do political surveillance>> the obama administration wanted to monitor mike flynn's private communications. legally they could not do that. they didn't have a fisa warrant. so instead they used the nsa to do it for them. the nsa forwarded all surveillance reports that included mike flynn's name to the white house where mike flynn's name was promptly unmasked. this was a domestic spying operation. that is what it was. it was hidden under the pretext of national security. once you see the details that is very clear. plenty of the 39 people who saw flynn es name, who unmasked had no reason to know his name. they were not national security officials. they were political hacks. that is not an exaggeration. elizabeth: so, they were not intelligence officials. they were political hacks, domestic spying operation. do you agree with that? >> i do agree with that. you have to remember that the ability to initiate an nsa intercept has to have a predication. it can't be predicated on a request from an official without som

"t ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."he problem with assessing political candidates and as you never really know what they are like until they get a hold of power and by then of course it's too late. t the decent ones wield power with restraint and humility. they understand the limits of their own wisdom. human wisdom. they also understand the inevitability of unintended consequences, which is the rule for they know they won't be in charge forever, and so they tread lightly. but the bad ones?bu they go crazy. and the more power they get, the crazier they go. power is the drug they've been searching for. why they went into politics and the first place. not to help you or their fellow citizens or improve society, but to fill the empty space inside themselves. these are profoundly damaged people. not a single one of them has a functional relationship with their fathers. not one. unfortunately, people like that run a lot of this country right now but they've never had more powerr at any time in their history. asade this pande

carlson tonight."have stunning new details for you on that horrifying nursing moment attack in detroit that we showed you on friday night. the story is even worse than realized.yiyi it turns out an executive order from governor gretchen whitmore may have played a role in what you saw. first of all, happy memorial day weekend. it's possible you may have spent along with millions of others, months trapped indoorer pro-government orders. so hitting the park, walking the beach for a couple of hours, it's essential. all of us need it. nature is medicine. happy balance people understand that intuitively. you cannot just sit on the couch all day barking at people on social media. your soul role brought if you do that. and it's too late for a lot of people at cnn. they have not even been trapped inside for months. for reasons no one in authority has never really explained. cable news with gap errors have been classified as essential workers from the very first day of lockdown. that includes us. it also include

"tucker carlson tonight" is up next. ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."sing a political candidate is you never really know what they are like until they get a hold of power and by then, it is too late. the decent ones wield power with strength and humility. they understand the limits of their own wisdom, human wisdom and also the inevitability of intended consequences which is the rule. we know they will not be in charge forever so they tread lightly. but the bad ones they go crazy and the more power they get, the crazier they go. powers the new drug they have been searching for a pair that is why they went into politics the first place.

and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."g new details for you on that horrifying nursing moment attack in detroit that we showed you on friday night. the story is even worse than realized.yiyi it turns out an executive order from governor gretchen whitmore may have played a role in what you saw. first of all, happy memorial day weekend. it's possible you may have spent along with millions of others, months trapped indoorer pro-government orders. so hitting the park, walking the beach for a couple of hours, it's essential. all of us need i

for jeers, judy carlson lived in the most painful kind of limbo.er son david disappeared without a trace. the case went unsolved, sitting cold for more than a decade. digging into david's past, she uncovered a twisted tale of love gone bad and a grisly family secret. but the detective still needed to know, what motive was at the heart of this crime? here is keith morrison with "buried secrets." >>> it's a strange thing that happens among the bogs, marshes, the soft soil here in coastal florida. things have a way of coming up. things c buried in the ground i the past. it was july, 2003, beaches quiet, snow birds back up north. so no one noticed at first what was starting inland a little in a town called pem broke pines where donna velasquevelasquez. >> the sergeant dropped a box of papers right on my desk and said, here. see what you can do with this. and i began to wonder, huh, is this a test to see can she really do this? >> though the case was a challenge wasse an understateme. and now all be forgotten mystery, the disappearance 15 years earlier

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are where the networks and columns are on display when opinion mongers like sean hannity and tucker carlson do their saying certain people would like to use this moment to elevate themselves and crush you that's where the ratings are and where them. for the past couple years box news has really sort of promoted these various conspiracy theories about the us government the democratic party the media mob that the state have been plotting their own bag that manifests itself really death count or think a fallacy is this sort of dylan undermining trounson is this the guy into whom you want to vast all of your cast. this is the guy you want to chart chart the future of the country so there's really this dialog between ridge groups on the internet and fox news uniforms news isn't coming out and saying you know something as outlandish as people on the internet it isn't just right leaning media that does it i mean there there are people believing conspiracy theories across the political spectrum but a lot of right leaning media have engaged in certain forms of coronavirus conspiracy theories or push

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talk of carlson was really the only one playing the w.h.o.official who said that we may have to go into people's homes and take them away now today the washington post is laying the groundwork i don't be very careful and right on target. and feed this one's for you as well in terms of partnership partisanship in news coverage pew also notes that while 2 thirds of democrats 66 percent say the media of cup at 19 coverage has been largely accurate just about 3 in 10 republicans 31 percent actually agree steve that this poll reflects what you're hearing from conservatives about the news in the media coverage on the ground and given how divided the political and pundit class is in this country is that even possible in today's day and age not to be considered bias regardless of how you present a story. no it's always going to be you know that's a good point there's always going to be somebody on the other side with a different opinion because everything is presented in a political spectrum it's so hard to escape it again if you watch the clip peopl