was she a good fit to the carlson family? >> absolutely, yeah.he would give it out as well as take it. laugh on the way. >> stand right there, chris. carl, get with her -- >> reporter: they were a cute couple. christina, the little cheerleader from california, carl, the rough and ready country boy. christina's sister will toet liked the way -- colette liked the way he made her laugh. >> he was this barrel-chested guy. my further 4'11". >> reporter: it wouldn't be long before they had three kids. erin, levi, and katy. >> she'd be on the floor playing with them or teaching them or instructing them or coddling them. and it wasn't just her kids, it was all of our kids. >> look at those two lovely people over there. >> reporter: christina seemed happy. but carl wanted more than a life working the quarry. and christina's father, art alexander, offered a ticket out. the job with a future working in his heating and air conditioning company. >> if you ever need a job, just come on out to california, and you'll have a job because you can work with me. >> r

carlson, i would like to turn to you.s is supposed to ensure that each a nursing home has enough staff and false appropriate infection control techniques such as wearing masks. appropriate ppe and handwashing. and it is empowered to take action against nursing homes that have persistent or dangerous deficiencies. but as you mentioned a recent gao study found quote infection control deficiencies were widespread in process in nursing homes prior to the covid-19 pandemic. as you mentioned, gao found 82% nursing homes have been cited for infection control and prevention violations over the past several years. so mr. carlson, why are they still pervasive in nursing homes? >> one thing to note in talking about deficiencies is that the system generally records them as no harm, don't result in any meaningful penalty whatsoever. that allows in situations like those cited by the gao for these violations to continue year after year after year. there needs to be some meaningful enforcement so we don't just look at the report and say

carlson. >> thank you. my thanks to the, the chair, the ranking member, and all subcommittee members for the opportunity to be with you today. this has been noted, the pandemic without a doubt has taken a terrible toll on nursing facilities residents over 40,000 deaths, approximately 45% of total number of deaths in country which is a shocking number. as mr. brown just noted, there's been a disproportionate impact on people of color. there's a couple interrelated questions that are important to address today. why has -- as mentioned in the title, such a devastating impact on nursing facility residents? and seco secondly, what can the federal government do to address the problem now and in the future. first, i suggest we look at long-standing quality care programs in many nursing facilities. i work with the residents and issues for 30 years. some facilities provide good, quality care, but they're often the exception. facilities frequently are short staffed, as mr. brown and ms. lolly noted, putting nurse aid

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. you ca

done a lot of work in the past with fox news trying to get shows like sean hannity show and tucker carlson show off the air so that's where they've kind of been primarily acting in the past they say this that they are asking for facebook advertisers to show they will not support a company that puts profits over safety those are their words no there's really only a handful of companies that have signed on to this boycott as of now with this actually have any effect. that's a good question i think the effect only comes if there's a snowball effect and a lot of other companies get in on this because right now as you mentioned there's only about 4 or 5 companies that are doing this and these aren't necessarily massive advertisers north face is a big brand but they're not going to make or break facebook by any means we all know that look facebook reported in january of this year that they have over $8000000.00 active advertisers on their platform right now in $21000.00 those $8000000.00 generated almost $70000000000.00 in revenue for the company so facebook doesn't need 4 or 5 companies again t

needs them and these kind of boycotts have worked i mean it really work it's like you see tucker carlson you see laura going to show her they're still so on their way but they have a little bit more impact on something like fox news because you only have an hour you'll have so many ad slots in that time frame but facebook has unlimited slots so somebody just going to fill that void of patagonia or north face in some capacity unless like you said they they are able to get more support for their cause and now we've seen other tech companies like twitter take more hardline positions on tweets or say from the president and some of his speech how does facebook compare actually in that avenue. yes i think that's a lot of what this is about the really comes down to the fact that these organizations don't like the fact that they spoke is not censoring the president or not censoring political ads in particular remember mark zuckerberg has said that he is not going to do any kind of fact check of political ads to determine whether they are accurate or not which of course as a journalist is. troubl

to "tucker carlson tonight."spent an awful lot of time over the past few weeks to try to figure out and explain what's happening to our country. at times it's been depressing but it seems important. at this point it seems pretty clear that nothing is what we are told it is. this is not about protests, it's not about george floyd or systemic racism, america is not a racist country. you are not a bad person for living here. these are definitely not protesters and they are not writers. they are working to overthrow the government and trying to put themselves in power. but in the process of saying that, we may have missed something else that is also true as well as highly amusing. these people are idiots, for real. the angry children that you watched set fire to wendy's and topple statues and scream at you on television day after day are truly and utterly stupid. this probably never been a dumber group gathered in one place and all of american history. they are mouth breather's. they know nothing. they couldn't tell

tucker carlson tonight."ust a few hours ago the fulton county district attorney paul howard jr. charge former atlanta police officer garrett roth with murder in addition to ten other criminal charges. if convicted, rolfe faces possible execution. he is this aspect of the shooting of rayshard brooks. last friday, friday, rayshard brooks passed out drunk in the drive-through lane of a wendy's in atlanta. his car was blocking traffic to restaurant employees called police. they arrived, woke brooks and asked him if he had been drinking. brooks admitted that he had been. officers then move forward with the textbook dui arrest. nothing unusual. but then when they tried to take him into custody had started swinging. he snatched a taser from one of them and tried to use it from officer rolfe's. when he raised the taser to fire, rolf shot and killed him. here are of the video. >> hey sir, are you all right? >> i've had some drinks today. it may be one and a half. i told her baby, let's go. because i'm hungry. >> what

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and while welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."ohow are things in our republi? black lives matter rioters created their own country in downtown seattle. by the way, thanks to the arrival of the coronavirus, mark steyn has been absent since march, he's been stuck in quarantine many miles from a tv studio and we missed him. tonight, his triumphant return to cable news, he joins us in just a minute but mark steyn is not the only one who has been locked down in this country. even now, millions of americans remain subjected to unprecedented restrictions on their personal lives, daily lives, family lives. the lockdowns continue in many places, if you're living on it you definitely know. as a result of this, tens of millions of people are now unemployed, a huge number of them have no prospects of working again, many thousands of small businesses are closed and will never reopen. americans have seen their marriage is dissolved, became clinically depressed. some have blamed their wedding, others were banned from the government by from buryi

tucker carlson is up next. >> hello, everybody. i am brian kilmeade filling in for tucker this evening. top story, coronavirus cases hitting new highs in several sun belt states. dr. marc siegel will be here in just about a minute to break down what this all means and whether we should prepare for renewed lockdowns. hold your breath. but first, if leaders try to call for new lockdowns. of aside and away from others. >> large gatherings are still a high risk activity. so if you are outdoors, that is still a high risk activity. so we want to urge people to properly social distance and to avoid public transportation. >> brian: but had the complete opposite message just a few weeks ago when she personally participated in a massive black lives matter protest that may have spread the virus. >> the mayor of washington, d.c., muriel bowser, and where was she today? out on the streets of her city. you see her in the green shirt marching in unison with the demonstrators in the area. she has now officially designated it black lives matter pla

tucker carlson is up next. good night, everybody. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." we are about to bring you what has become unfortunately a nightly update on the dissent of our nation into chaos and craziness. for more than two weeks, this is really all we've covered. there is that much going on right now. we can't cover it all within an hour. almost all of it is horrifying. vandals are defacing our country, destroying their cities and their institutions, our civil society. they have no right to do any of that, they don't own this country. they did not build it. the rest of us should not allow them to wreck it, but we are allowing them. and it's infuriating to watch. we have definitely been infuriated, genuinely great if you watch the show, you've probably noticed that. so we want to apologize for that. here is why. the last thing america needs right now is more anger. yet another red-faced screamer shouting about this or that. we generally want to help fix this disaster so ad

tucker carlson is up next. have a good night, everybody. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." last night, we did something we don't do very often. we spent the entire first block of the show on the same topic. we told you about black lives matter, told you while black lives matter believes. we told you what the group plans to do with our country when they amassed unprecedented amounts of power. the segment went on for 20 minutes. but in the end a lot of people saw it. the show turned out to be the most-watchtower of prime time television in the country yesterday come out rated everything else, but we never talk about ratings and we're definitely not telling you this to brag about it, is already more than enough bragging and television, that's for sure. in any case, nothing in television lasts forever. next week we will probably get beaten by a 3:00 a.m. re-air of "gilligan's island." the point of telling you this is to remind you that you are not alone. you may feel like you are. s

earlier today, i spoke with co-founder rachel carlson.l: we have the opportunity to see the devastation of the health-care crisis and the economic crisis day today with our own students. it is safe to say the frontline workforce in america has been meaningfully disproportionately impacted by this crisis, right? the majority of the layoffs have happened amongst workers make less than $20 an hour. it's disproportionately impacting the communities of color. it's impacted rural communities. the devastation is bigger than you read on the front pages every day when you look at it by subgroups and sub demographics. so we have been thinking hard about how do we help our own students in school today and how to help laid-off workers who need to go back to school, get training to move into a different job. emily: how do you help them? rachel: historically, guild has worked with companies to offer education to their existing workforce. what we did and have been planning over the course of 2019 but accelerated in february and march was we launched a p

to "tucker carlson tonight."wful lot of time over the past few weeks to try to figure out and explain what's happening to our country. at times it's been depressing but it seems important. at this point it seems pretty clear that nothing is what we are told it is. this is not about protests, it's not about george floyd or systemic racism, america is not a racist country. you are not a bad person for living here. these are definitely not protesters and they are not writers. they a

tucker carlson is up next. one night good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."st half of last night's show telling you about the rise of left-wing mobs in this country, and the threat they pose to all of us. we told you that no matter what they are claiming on television or how loudly we are claiming it, their main goal is power. they will silence you, hurt you, though burn your country down, and they are doing all of that now. so the question is, how should you respond to this and the answer is with courage. here in american coming to

tucker carlson tonight."s ago the fulton county district attorney paul howard jr. charge former atlanta police officer garrett roth with murder in addition to ten other criminal charges. if convicted, rolfe faces possible execution. he is this aspect of the shooting of rayshard brooks. last friday, friday, rayshard brooks passed out drunk in the drive-through lane of a wendy's in atlanta. his car was blocking traffic to restaurant employees called police. they arrived, woke brooks and

. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."ry cult has the same goal: the utter submission of its members. cult members surrender everything. they give up their physical freedom, where they can go, who they can see, how they can dress, but more than that, they give up control of their minds. cult leaders determine whether followers are allowed to believe, even in their most private thoughts. in order to do this, cult separate people from all they have known before and forced their members to renounce their former lives, their countries, their customs. they will have no loyalty except to the cult. the first thing they attack always is the family. families are the main impediment to brainwashing and extremism, that is true in every culture. so if you're going to control individuals, you're going to transform free people into compliant robots, the first thing you must do is separate them from the ones who love the most. in 1932, soviet authorities began promoting the story of a 13-year-old peasant boy. they claimed he had taken th

tucker carlson is up next. one night good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." we have a very long open and spent almost half of last night's show telling you about the rise of left-wing mobs in this country, and the threat they pose to all of us. we told you that no matter what they are claiming on television or how loudly we are claiming it, their main goal is power. they will silence you, hurt you, though burn your country down, and they are doing all of that now. so the question is, how should you respond to this and the answer is with courage. here in american coming to live in a free country. you have nothing to be ashamed of. you don't have to apologize for crimes he did not commit. you have the absolute right to say exactly what you believe is true. that is your birthright. now is the time to affirm that right out loud. if enough decent people rise from their knees and stand down the mob, the mob evaporates. these people are not warriors, they are vampires. they melt in the light. when we show them we are not afraid, they go away. that's what we told you

tucker carlson is coming up ne next. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." you've been paying attention recently and you probably have, you've likely sensed that something profound is happening to this country right now, something that could transform what america is. you can feel it happening. our leaders deny it, officials on both sides reassured as they are not planning wholesale changes to the country. they're just trying to fix specific problems. a man was brutalized by police officers in minneapolis. another man was shot to death in the parking lot of wendy's. those things are bad, they are telling us in abuses like that or what they are fighting against. they say we need new laws, more good faith, more attention to injustice and that sounds right to most americans. americans are decent people. they want to do the right thing. certainly republicans in congress appear to believe all of this or maybe they are so scared they pretend they believe it. either way, just yesterday, the g.o.p. leadership enthusiastically backed a law enforcement reform bill, th

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."to across the street from the white house, a fox news alert for you. at this moment a mob is attempting to knock down a statue of andrew jackson. those are my pictures you're looking at. spray painting the base. trying to knock the statue down. in large letters you can see it says "killer" at the bottom. amazing. this is happening all over the country, as you know, there's a reason for it. over the weekend, most recently, that was a

cascade platinum. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."attention recently and you probably have, you've likely sensed that something profound is happening to this country right now, something that could transform what america is. you can feel it happening. our leaders deny it, officials on both sides reassured as they are not planning wholesale changes to the country. they're just trying to fix specific problems. a man was brutalized by police officers in minneapolis. another man was shot to death in the parking lot of wendy's. those things are bad, they are telling us in abuses like that or what they are fighting against. b they say we need new laws, more good faith, more attention to injustice and that sounds rightt to most americans. american

tucker carlson is up next.e a good night, ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." last night, we did something we don't do very often. we spent the entire first block of the show on the same topic. we told you about black lives matter, told you while black lives matter believes. we told you what the group plans to do to our country when they amassed unprecedented amounts of power. the segment went on for 20 minutes. by the standard of this business, probably way too long. there was a lot to say. but in the end a lot of people saw it. the show turned out to be the most-watchtower of prime time television in thee country yesterday, it out rated everything else, cable and broadcast news, entertainment and sports. but we never talk about ratings and we're definitely not

welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."to take you to across the street from the white house, a fox news alert for you. at this moment a mob is attempting to knock down a statue wac of andrew jackson. those are my pictures you're looking at. spray painting the base. trying to knock the statue downo in large letters you can see it says "killer" at the bottom. amazing. this is happening all over the country, as you know, there's a reason for it. over the weekend, most recently, that was a part of this, city officials announced a plan to

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and while welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."ubli? black lives matter rioters created their own country in downtown seattle. by the way, thanks to the arrival of the coronavirus, mark steyn has been absent since march, he's been stuck in quarantine many miles from a tv studio and we missed him. tonight, his triumphant return to cable news, he joins us in just a minute but mark steyn is not the only one who has been locked down in this country.

coming up, tucker carlson blasting leaders in charge over the riots in america. >> you do not protectif you seem like you cannot be bothered to protect them, then you are done. it is over. people will not forgive weakne weakness. >> dana: you will hear more about that up next. ♪ >> dagen: sell attorneys for the family of george floyd are speaking right now along with his daughter. let's listen. >> my brother and daughter have to live without him. this is why i am here. i am through crying. i'm ready to fight. i'm ready to stand for my brother. i'm ready to get justice for my brother. that's why i am here. >> dagen: that was the attorneys for the family of george floyd speaking again, the funeral scheduled for next week. let's move on to tucker carlson taking aim at the president last night criticizing what he is calling the trump administration's lack of leadership as looting and riots continue to rage across the country. take a look. >> when the mobs came, they abandoned us. what about the president? where is he during all of this? the first requirement of leadership is that you watc

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."e want to take you to across the street from the white house, a fox news alert for you. at this moment a mob is attempting to knock down a statue wac of andrew jackson. those are my pictures you're looking at. spray painting the base. trying to knock the statue downo in large letters you can see it says "killer" at the bottom. amazing. this is happening all over the country, as you know, there's a reason for it. over the weekend, most recently, that was a part of this, city officials announced a plan to remove the statue of teddy roosevelt outside new york's museum of natural history. the bronze statue has stood there facing central park since before the second world war. soon it will be gone. people record that statue 80 years ago would be confused by this no doubt. they did not consider setting roosevelt a controversial figure. the most popular president in american history. also the most american president.ev no other country could have produceded teddy roosevelt. his virtues mirror

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."long open and spent almost half of last night's show telling you about v the rise of left-wing mobs in this country, and the threat they pose to all of us. we felt it was that important. we told you that no matter what they are claiming on television or how loudly we are claiming it, their main goal is power. it always is. in order to see that power, they will do whatever it takes. they will silence you, hurt you, though burn your country down, and they are doing all of that now. you are watching it. so the question is, how should you respond to this and the answer is with courage. here inme

tucker carlson is up next., everybody. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." last night, we did something we don't do very often. we spent the entire first block of the show on the same topic. we told you about black lives matter, told you while black lives matter believes. we told you what the group plans to do with our country when they amassed unprecedented amounts of power. the segment went on for 20 minutes. but in the end a lot of people saw it. the show turned out to be the most-watchtower of prime time television in the country yesterday come out rated everything else, but we never talk about ratings and we're definitely not telling you this to brag about

tucker carlson is up next.d welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." we are about to bring you what has become unfortunately a nightly update on the dissent of our nation into chaos and craziness. for more than two weeks, this is really all we've covered. there is that much going on right now. we can't cover it all within an hour. almost all of it is horrifying. vandals are defacing our country, destroying their cities and their institutions, our civil society. they have no right to do any of that, they don't own this country. they did not build it. the rest of us should not allow them to wreck it, but we are allowing them. and it's infuriating to watch.

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."blic? black lives matter rioters created their own country in downtown seattle. i will be going to seattle in just a minute to tell you what is going on there. by the way, thanks to the arrival of the coronavirus, mark steyn has been absent since march, he's been stuck in quarantine many miles from a tv studio and we missed him. and you have too. tonight, his triumphant return to cable news, he joins us in just a minute but mark steyn is not the only one who has been locked down in this country. even now, millions of americans

tucker carlson is coming up ne next. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."tention recently and you probably have, you've likely sensed that something profound is happening to this country right now, something that could transform what america is. you can feel it happening. our leaders deny it, officials on both sides reassured as they are not planning wholesale changes to the country. they're just trying to fix specific problems. a man was brutalized by police officers in minneapolis. another man was shot to death in the parking lot of wendy's. those things are bad, they are telling us in abuses like that or what they are fighting against. they say we need new laws, more

and then over on fox news which you know the president watches, tucker carlson laying it out. >> noty people are saying it out loud on the right, the fact is that president trump could well lose this election. unless fundamental facts change soon, it could be tough for him to be reelected. >> from tucker carlson's mouth, right into the white house living room. and it was on that same channel last night where donald trump struggled with another friendly ally. someone who has literally appeared in campaign events with him. sean handy giving journalistic softball questions about basic re-election plans. >> one of your top priorities for a second term? >> one of the things that will be really great. the word experience is still good. i say talent is more important than experience but the word experience is a very important word. an important meaningful. >> the word experience is a very important word. but that was an easy question and a nonanswer. we won't show you the 30 seconds that went on afterward where trump also just me andiered. now, we are a long way from november. a summer lead

he appeared in 2018 and was interviewed by chronicle of higher education senior writers scott carlsonth relevant guest hosts interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest works. all "after words" programs are also available as podcasts. >> host: bryan caplan, thanks for joining. >> guest: thank you for having me. >> host: you write why education is a waste of time and money. what made you want to write a book like this? >> guest: i've been in the education system over 40 years at this point and i've seen an enormous amount of waste and also taxpayer money being w

broadcaster michael carlson what should we read into the fact that capper nick was not mentioned by name in the commissioner's apology i think we have to read quite a bit into it because the commissioner's apology came as a response to the statement he issued a week ago saturday which a lot of us considered didn't really go anywhere and was seen as such i wrote a piece for our digital my internet magazine on medium which i wrote 2 days ago and it's coming out today and in it i suggested that the n.f.l. needed to go farther i think this statement by them is a step in the right direction but certainly it doesn't go far enough and that by and by omitting kaplan it from it it highlights that point the he was right they said the players were right he was right but what are we going to do about it do you think they'll be any backlash once the season begins and players start protesting again. well i think it depends on the nature of the. protest to some extent but backlash was a fear back in 2016 when khalid kaplan it took his knee and although media made a great deal of it there was actually v

sports broadcaster michael carlson what's the importance of both wallace and nascar stance on banning the confederate flag. it's hugely important for a couple of reasons and because the main one being that nascar is a particularly southern centric sports car racing in the states has always been biggest in the states of the former confederate city and there has been a feeling for many years that the confederate flag as a symbol of rebellion or of history or whatever is out of place in general american society and i think you get a good idea of what it truly stands for by the idea that someone would leave a noose in his in his team on his car symbol of lynching symbol of the years of jim crow in the united states and violence toward black men you know ever since those slaves were freed in 865 and why is the confederate flag big deal in relation to nascar. well as i said nascar is predominantly southern they're following their core following comes from guys who were literally running bootleg liquor against revenuers you know and then it turned into a kind of organized activity and in the

that is really important, much more important than tucker carlson.ership at the top that is truly inclusive. we never desegregated the american newsroom. we have a second shot. let's not blow it. >> thank you so much. great to have you here. >> thanks so much, brian. >> before we go, some facts versus fears about demonstration in seattle. you probably heard about this. capitol hill autonomous zone abbreviated to chaz. seattle police de-escalated tensions. it's line an encampment in a few nearby city blocks. they are calling this an experiment in alternative community. if you've been watching fox news, they are talking about a lawless state with guests likening it to mogadishu. here's how it was presented on brett baer's show. >> protesters taking over a police precinct and establishing what they call an autonomous zone. president trump has labelled the demonstrators anarchists and terrorists and threatened to intervene. >> now, wait. you can't just quote the president lying about american citizens being terrorists. and then just let it go, act like i

the federalist cofounder, sean davis, told tucker carlson on tuesday that we're looking at a real threat to free speech. >> this is a pretty terrifying example of the power that you have between the unholy union of corrupt media and monopolistic tech oligarchs. gerry: now, google later clarified that the federalist had not yet been denied ad revenue but had been issued a stern warning about its content. how many left-leaning sites have ever received such a warning? i'll wait. meanwhile, campaigns are underway to pull down statues, remove distinguished professors from their posts. as long as you're on the side of the orthodoxy, you are do what you like. if you're not, you better stay home and to what you're told. liberals and their medi allies a a-- media allies are lambasting president trump for holding a campaign rally in tulsa for putting people at health risk. again, let's be clear, racism is wrong. it's repulsive, it's right, indeed, that the country should root it out. but what do we actually mean by racism? you may think you know it and recognize it, but actually you don't. the new

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