and no one is better than at that than tucker carlson. of a thousand faces but also show only one face. tucker swanson mcneer carlson, his father was a journalist and u.s. ambassador to the say sheelts a popular vacation spot for people's money. his stepmom was an airson to swanson frozen food, a heritage he still pays tribute to with his frozen facial expression. he has a brother buckly swanson carlson, you don't need to know anything about him but how about those names, huh. others might have tried to downplay their wealth but downplaying was never tucker's style. >> well, i'm like extraordinarily loaded just from like money i inherited. have i never needed to work. >> he didn't need to work. we could be living in a world where tucker bronson mccomad carlson isn't on tv every night but luckily for america, that didn't happen. >> after college tucker took his talents to journalism, rising to prom thens as the liberal's favorite conservative. everyone liked him. he seemed normal and unwhite supremacisty. tucker swan lake mcnortherlyson ca

carlson. ms. carlson, you may begin. you're recognized for five minutes. >> chairman cicilline, chairman johnson, ranking member buck, other members of the committee, thank you so much for providing me the opportunity to be back in front of this committee to testify about my experience with forced arbitration. four and a half years ago on july 6th, 2016, i jumped off the cliff all by myself and i sued my boss, former fox news chairman roger ailes for sexual harassment. it was the biggest decision of my life. once public the story ran like wildfire all around the world. back then, i could have never imagined my story would help ignite the me too movement and that i would become one of the prominent faces fighting against forced arbitration in the workplace. but here's what i found out. courage is contagious and a cultural revolution we're still experiencing is long overdue. the first step for me was telling the truth. the next step was to passionately work to change the system for all women and men across our country. i s

♪ "tucker carlson tonight" is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight steyn in for tucker. what is the united states congress for as they tell us incessantly. it's the citadel of democracy. even though it doesn't do any of the things other democracies too. there are no debates just staff or written speeches in which a man pretends to be addressing a legislature by talking to himself in an empty room like an eric swalwell presidential rally. sometimes they move a staffer adjacent to the great or tore to look agoing to. no legislation. whenever a 5593 page covid relief bill is, it's not a law. none of the so-called legislators of the so-called legislative branch right or read their own, quote, legislation. i used to be naive enough to think these perversions of laugh were at least written by staffers. like that nice lady who sits next to chuck schumer who looks her best to be dazzled by his rhetoric. my best guess now it's a google algorithm. the lobbyists enter their wish list at stiff the citizenry.com and then the algorithm turns it all together and yo

♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." green new deal has come to the state of texas, and we are here with the report. how's it working out so far? the good news is all that alternative energy seems to have

and they like tucker carlson and they like qanon. he could have asked marjorie taylor greene who has expressed support for qanon. he could have asked former president trump who has praised qanon supporters. and he could have asked the people who storm the capitol, many of whom were waving qanon flags. >> i wonder who q might be. hmm. interesting. so listen, you've talked to these qanon believers. how would they hear what tucker carlson was saying? would they see it as another sign that they are legitimate? >> yeah. i think they would actually view this as a wink and a nod. what was quite striking was he actually quite sounded a lot like folks who are very into qanon because oftentimes when i ask a qanon believer about qanon they'll say there's no such thing as qanon. there is q, the person who pose -- this mythical figure who posts as q. and there are the anons, the anonymous people who weigh in and do that message. so i think a lot of them would have been watching last night and said yeah, tucker is with us. >> so qanon has literall

that's straight ahead "tucker carlson tonight." ♪ ♪ eat exactly?out bovine flatulence because whenever you talk about bovine flatulence -- it's a ratings bonanza. i talked to tucker a year ago. i said i take it a flatulent bovine as my emotional support animal. but now the all powerful bill gates is determined to put an end to such simple pleasures. >> there are some tesla equivalents, here. people like beyond meat and impossible that are creating a category where instead of using a cow, they use proteins made in a factory. and so, there is no animal cruelty. there is none of this greenhouse gas release. none of the manure. >> mark: there is no manure because there are no cows. if you want to play the time-honored rural game of cow pat bango, given that then girl's of netflix is all i do for most weekend, the manure is going to have to be synthetically made in a factory on the back of the was thrown into the institute of technology. so the new normal is tightening the screws, moving us to the next stage from fake news to fake moos. bill gates again

let's bring back in jill carlson. it was kind of extraordinary.think of robinhood as this disruptive tech company, and then we saw where the rubber meets the road when the ceo came out and did his tour. it's kind of like really zuckerberg where it didn't go that well. later on they had to explain all of these things about capital requirements, which most silicon valley apps never have to think about. what does that mean for fintech that suddenly in the world of growth, hyper growth, etc., they have to think about things like meeting capital requirements and all that stuff? jill: lord, i think it -- look, i think in many ways the system robinhood set up for itself actually worked as intended last week, where they were able to minimize over the course of years now encryption for their customers to get on board. yes, part of that involved offering every customer that you can get into a debate around that, but that was objective number one four robinhood, to be able to grant access for frictionless access to the stock market for a new cohort of people

carlson on his show last night on solved white supremacist of a role in the attack.onfirmation hearings for two more of the president's nominees even as one nomination appears to be on the brink of collapse. we have new reporting on that this morning. cnn jeremy diamond for us first live at the white house. jeremy. >> reporter: good morning, john. as the u.s. crossed that grim milestone of half a million deaths from the coronavirus just yesterday, we saw something at the white house that we haven't seen over the last year of this pandemic, a president leading a nation in mourning, president biden yesterday drawing on the personal tragedies in his own life as he helped a nation grieve, empathizing with that moment of grief. and he also promised better days ahead. president biden leading a moment to pause and to grieve, holding a memorial remembering the more than 500,000 american lives lost to covid-19. >> we've been fighting this pandemic for so long, we have to resist becoming numb to the sorrow. we have to resist viewing each life as a statistic or a blur or on the

tucker carlson is here with us. -- great to see you an hour early. tell me something. you were talking the other night about the way disenters like alex just get deep freezed if they have a new novel out. in this case a dissenting state is about to be quarantined. can the biden administration pull that off? >> that was dark but hilarious. you love your idea of a border with georgia. massachusetts and new hampshire if they were accept -- separated by a border. what you are seeing is a radical disparity between the way the law is imposeed to some people. for more than citizens the government is scary. they put a guy in jail for posting mean things about hillary clinton. so ordinary people, american citizens have every reason to be more afraid. at the same time, they are saying if you are on our side even if you are not a u.s. citizen you can do whatever you want. you can torch wendy's. we saw that and no one a punished. they are saying once you get here you will vote for us. so you can do whatever you want including drunk drive. when i was a kid like drunk driving that w

♪ ♪ >> good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." i'm mark steyn in for tucker.oughout the western world, governments of all kinds unload the chinese coronavirus. they do what most have tried to do before, quarantine and lockdown millions upon millions of privately-health, destroying their livelihoods and at least for the third of the population suffering from clinical depression, destroying their mental health. meanwhile, at the same time they walled up perfectly healthy grade schoolers. they utterly failed to protect the truly vulnerable, the population most at risk, the elderly. instead, they locked long-term care facilities. that would be a good place to warehouse all of those covid-positive patients. the man who embodies this catastrophic public policy failure is the blood-soaked butcher of new york. throughout the last year while these elderly sitter's ovens dying alone >> do you think that you are on unattractive personnel because you are single and ready to mingle? do you really think that you are some desirable single person? >> this was the actual swab

here is tucker carlson.errick garland when he testified in his confirmation hearing to head department of justice about white supremacists being to blame. >> there's no evidence that white supremacists were responsible for what happened january 6th. that's a lie. >> and now, here is the police chief, capitol police chief, steven sund and other security officials saying white supremacists were involved in the capitol attack. take a listen. >> would you agree that this attack involved white supremacists and extremist groups? >> yes. >> so it's very clear, representative lieu, they're just pretending not to hear that sort of thing. do you think part of the issue is that some of the people on the committees were placed on committees to disrupt them because they themselves are in part to blame for the capitol siege because they themselves supported the big lie that sent people there. >> that's a great point. so these domestic terrorists january 6th weren't coming for people like me because i happen to be asian am

involved even though their verifiably was and we should point out fox successfully defended carlsoner lawsuit saying viewers shouldn't believe what he says. that's right, his own network said he's full of it. and laura ingraham, who praised and pushed robert kennedy jr.'s conspiracy theories and rush limbaugh, sean, all helping fan the flames that the election was stolen from trump, when it was not. those are the people whose families like adam kinzinger's are listening to. there are so many american families listening to them. these television personalities push i lies and conspiracy theories disguised as patriotism and traditional american values when really they're just home wreckers who wouldn't offer up the truth if it landed in their snake oil. next, ka medellin dave chappelle gets serious and sums up the capitol hill riots, and colin kaepernick, who took a knee for police brutality. >> they're carrying con fed red flags to the rotunda! the confederate army didn't even do that!

. ♪ tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucked: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight lot of digs at the media on the shell, and we do it for two reasons. it is fun and they deserve it. recently, we watched with growing a amusement as they thrash around in a frenzy of foaming hysteria over the possibility that someone somewhere might dare to present facts or form opinions without their permission. freelance thinking is what they hate most, it is a threat to their monopoly pit i can say that out loud, so instead they call it disinformation. disinformation is the real threat. it's ridiculous. but before you judge these people, take a moment and feel some compassion. consider how they might be feeling right about now. imagine if you had spent 30 years making a good living as a car mechanic and all of the sudden gm and fence and menti cling to conspiracy theories. this is all evidence of radicalization. and that's not easy to say, it is not an easy word to use. but it is way past time to talk about this honestly. nobody is a tiptoe pass this predicament. this information n

and thank you for watching "fox news primetime" this week, i am katie pavlich and togo "tucker carlson tonight" is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to a special edition of "tucker carlson tonight." it was a year ago this week that nancy pelosi was walking in san francisco's chinatown without any concern whatsoever for her personal safety and nancy pelosi's face was stark naked. she wasn't wearing a mask and neither were the dozens of people who surrounded her. local cbs affiliate was following all of it. but even the coronavirus already spreading all over the world here in france, south korea now we know in the u.s. cbs didn't suggest anything was amiss. they didn't report that nancy pelosi was a walking biohazard or super-spreader. why would they think that? just days earlier tony fauci had gone on television and promise to america that the risk of coronavirus infection in this country was minuscule. so if tony fauci's word meant anything at the time that people thought it did come and nancy pelosi around chinatown was not alarming but heroic. as one cbs reporter said

tucker carlson up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."u ever noticed how nobody in washington can agree on a number? math is supposed to be objective, except in oregon where it is racist, but in the real world you would think people are functioning calculators could come to similar math-based conclusions once in a while. but not in d.c. try getting a consensus on unemployment projections or consumer confidence levels for members of congress. you can't even get a straight answer on how many troops will be occupying the capital three months from now, and i do something they directly control. even allowing for the fact that most politicians aren't capable of math, it is striking. statistics turn out to be a lot slippery or than they look. so with all of that in mind, it's pretty amazing to watch virtually everyone in washington, republicans and democrats, repeat precisely the same number on one of the most critical problems that we face, and that number is 11 million. that number, they tell us, is exactly how many foreign nationals currently

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." a lot of digs at the meeting on this show, and we do it for rhetorical reasons. it's fun, and they deserve it. recently, we have watched with growing amusement as our media gatekeepers thrash around in a frenzy of foaming hysteria over the possibility that someone, somewhere, might dare to present facts or form opinions without their express written permission. freelance thinking is what they hate most. it is a threat to their monopoly. we can't say that out loud, so instead they called it "disinformation!" disinformation is the real threat, says the guy who thinks his union has the contract on bringing you the news. it's ridiculous. but before you judge these people, take a moment and feel some compassion and figure how they might be feeling right about now. imagine if you had spent 30 years making a good living as a car mechanic, and all of a sudden, gm invents an engine that anyone can fix at home with a screwdriver. you'd be upset. that's how cnn feels about the internet. it's exp

welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." it's funny how change happens. thought the big change came on election day. that is when the incumbent president lost. but that turned out to be nothing compared to the change that came two months later. on january 6, supporters of donald trump swarmed the capitol building. some forced their way inside. washington has never been the same. it may never be the same. as a result of what happened on january 6, your descendants will live in a different country. it was a pivot point in our history looking back. some in congress compared that day to 9/11. thenate majority leader chuck schumer likened it to pearl harbor, the day that spurred america's entry in the second world war. every day we hear new and more floured comparisons from the democratic partisans but last night, cnn outdid all of them. chernobyl? the irish potato famine? no. what happened on january 6 was worse than any of that. it was cnn said like the rwandan genocide. >> the idea of "otherwising" people is something we saw in the last few years. we've see

carlson's reputation a reasonable viewers arrived with skepticism about the statements he makes.oyer was saying he could not be trusted to tell the truth. is that kind of defense going to pl fly in the case of these other hosts who trafficked these other -- these other hosts who be people who trafficked the information smartmatic is talking about in this lawsuit? >> well, first of all, look at that vote of confidence about the credibility of one of your own anchors if you were essentially arguing this person should not be believed when marketing yourself as an information resource. the fact it actually was litigated on that point does not bode well for that argument to be success until other context. if you actually had to have a judicial ruling whether you should find a news anchor credit worthy, credible or not, then that already tells you this is a matter a reasonable person is not going to be able to perhaps, perhaps, distinguish between truth from fiction. lies from actual alternative facts. so the very idea here that the average consumer of information who is tuning in beli

tell everybody what you told me. >> it is curious whose opinions tucker carlson chooses to defend. rep taylor greene's are fine but when democratic congressman ilhan omar, one of the first muslim women elected to congress criticized the united states over its immigration policies he said had. >> she's undisguised contempt for the united states and for its people. that should worry you and not just omar is now a sitting member of congress. ilhan omar is living proof that the way we practice immigration has become dangerous to this country, a system designed to strengthen america is instead undermining it. we're importing people from places whose values are antithetical to ours. after everything america has done for omar and her family she hates this country more than >> and when senator tammy duckworth, an asian american, purple heart recipient who lost her legs in iraq while co-piloting a chopper said she was open to debate about removing statues honoring historical figures like george washington because they enslaved black people he said this. >> but when duckworth does speak in p

of course that is true for others at fox like tucker carlson, but carlson has a much bigger audience.ly multiple factor, but the timing is obvious. he was on the air thursday. the lawsuit filed on thursday. he was off the air on friday and he is never coming back. that is a shocking move by a network to make. and you have to wonder if what the network is doing is basically kind of a sacrificial lamb in the midst of this massive lawsuit and waiting to see what will happen next. i know dobbs and other hosts on s fox rail against cancel call chur. but it might be really consequence culture. there are consequences for constantly pedaling falsehoods on television and perhaps that there are real consequences for dobbs. >> so you mentioned he may be a sacrificial lamb. but really, what is the assertion of legal experts when it comes to this suit? the gravity of it. >> they say that getting rid of one host won't change the dynamics of this defamation lawsuit. because this is about what was said on television in nor and dec november and december, not about what fox does in january and february

tucker carlson is up n ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," what a week's only thursday but there's been only one store in washington, d.c., and across the country, there has been an enormous amount of talk, not just this week over the last month about the violent extremism and the people who embrace it, the dangerous people. those people are domestic terrorists we are told, they must be put down by force. the war on terror have moved stateside, terrorists have breached our walls and are inside our country. a response we must hunt themowr down.ep our country depends on it, our lives depend onel we are hearing the same thing from some republican elected officials, we are hearing it from the pentagon. just this week the new secretary of defense order the entire u.s. military to "stand down" while investigators cleanse the ranks of political instigators, we are hearing it from the business establishment from wall street,r from the massive multinational corporations that increasingly control the all of them now on the hunt for political n extremists. o we are

everything from his own attorney general, carlson his own party, the associated press reports, democratsm his own top-rated meeting, it is all a toxic environment, not his fault, textbook gas lighting. todd: governor cuomo feasting impeachment calls over this scandal. to washington where nancy pelosi says congress will establish a 9/11 style commission to investigate the capitol hill riots. shannon: griff jenkins joins us as capital police deliver a no-confidence vote in leaders. >> reporter: rank and file delivered an overwhelming vote in their senior leadership after the union's executive board review details of the events leading up to january 6th. speaker pelosi wants her own review calling for 9/11 commission writing in a letter to the democratic caucus, quote, to protect our security, our security, our security, next step will be to establish an outside independent 9/11 type commission to investigate the facts and causes related to the january 6th, 2021, domestic terrorist attack on the united states capitol complex, this after the speaker tasked the commission similar to the one c

. ♪ >> welcome to tucker carlson tonight.othing changes in society long term more than the way we teach ou what we teach them and how we teach them. you want to pass on your values you tell your kids about them, so school matters mayma be more than anything and from the very first day and the indoctrination that your kids are suffering through. here is our first segment on it. >> i talked my class shortly after hillary clinton gave her concession speech and somebody, and for many women it was something at the glass ceiling to break, to a spark to a woman asi president of the united states. i don't think it's about is you were saying being hysterical but it's about processing and having this a space to make sense of what happened. m >> i get it, but it's also about having safe spaces in the university of michigan law school where adults presumably attend, postelection self-care and food and play, so it saves is safe space for people to go to feel i don't know what and that is kind of the question. what is a safe space exactly?

. >> tucker: good evening, welcome to tucker carlson. happy friday. lincoln's birth date day present? the lincoln project set itself apart from most political organizations by never even addressing for the most part ideas or policies. instead they went personal, always, immediately. right for the throat. rather than argue against what donald trump might be doing or not doing the lincoln project instead threatened his attorneys and then spread filth about his age. in january, for example, one lincoln project executive bragged, "we're constructing a database of trump officials in staff that will detail their roles in the trump administration and track where they are now. they will be held accountable." it always sounded a little more like ms-13 than a political operation. now, because everything is irony, there are reports tonight that the fbi is investigating the lincoln project, specifically one of its founders, a man called john weaver. you may remember him because he helped to manage john mccain's run for president and worked for former ohio governo

. ♪ tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucked: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight it is fun and they deserve it. recently, we watched with growing a amusement as they thrash around in a frenzy of foaming hysteria over the possibility that someone somewhere might dare to present facts or form opinions without their permission. freelance thinking is what they hate most, it is a threat to their monopoly pit i can say that out loud, so instead they call it disinformation. disinformation is the real

up next is tucker carlson. tucker, we hope you have a great show tonight. is a comusical ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy monday. the news is moving with bewildering speed in case you haven't noticed. no one has ever changed so many basic institution facts of american life and done it so quickly. we bring you nightly updates for the week and a half in which biden has been president. it is overwhelming. there are so much to cover. we learned that the by the administration plans to make the tiny district of columbia are 51st state. a more corrupt english-speaking version of monaco. as if lobbyists didn't have enough control. but that is not even the biggest news. just a few hours ago, biden officials informed us that after almost 65 years of working to build a nuclear weapon, the nation of iran "just weeks away from getting a bomb." after 65 years of trying. you arty know how that story is going to end. trillions spent, many dead. the united states gaining nothing. we have seen that a lot and it's happening ag

. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," happy friday.s been a turbulent week, at times, pretty grim. for once in the season of craziness, we have some good news tonight. 212 years to the day after abraham lincoln was born, the democratic party propaganda outlet that stole his name has finally collapsed. lincoln's birthday present? the end of the lincoln project. we can all celebrate that. there's probably never been an organization sleazy or more vicious in american politics than the lincoln project. not tonic naturally was funded by tech oligarchs in silicon valley. it set itself apart by never addressing for the most part ideas or policies. instead, they went personal, immediately write for the throat. rather than argue against of what donald trump may be doing, it instead threatened to his attorney and spread felt about his age. in january, for example, we are constructing a database of trump officials and staff that will detail their roles in the trump administration and track where they are now. they will be held accountable. it alw

welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." it's funny how change happens.t turned out to be nothing compared to the change that came two months later. on january 6, supporters of donald trump swarmed the capitol building. some forced their way inside. washington has never been the same. it may never be the same. as a result of what happened on january 6, your descendants will live in a different country. it was a pivot point in our history looking back. some in congress compared that day to 9/11. thenate majority leader chuck

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."ly one story in washington, d.c. and across the country. there has been an enormous amount of talk not just this week but over the last month about violent extremism and the people who embrace it. the dangerous people. those violent are domestic terrorists we are told. they must be put down by force. the war on terror has moved statewide extremists have breached our walls they are inside our country and in response we must hunt them down. doing it is existential. our country depend on it. our lives depend on it. we are hearing thoseor

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."heard the name naomi with a prominent person in this country and prominent democrat for years. she is one of the founders of third wave feminists and will worked for bill clinton and al gore at last year she voted for joe biden. she has written a lot of books. we criticize by the name on the show but we didn't think we would agree on much to put it mildly. after the last election she surprised a lot of people by tweeting this "if i would have known biden was open to lockdowns as he now states which is historically impressed and in any pandemic and a terrifying practice, one day i would never vote for him." well met, where did that come from? how did faithful lifelong democrat reach that conclusion? maybe whatever preconception, naomi wolf has been paying attention and that's true for all of us regardless who we watch for. people who watch carefully my have different views than they once had appeared the reason for that is simple: reality itself is changing very fast. all over the world

welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." rush limbaugh passed away today, as you have doubtless heard.just turned 70 last month. there are people literally, millions of people who listened to rush limbaugh faithfully every day for 30 years. some of them cried when they heard the news. others on the 3m internet gloated. the depth of their cruelty. we're going ignore them. but we're going to tell you about rush limbaugh and what he did and why he mattered. he was talented broadcaster but that is not why he endured for generations and reshaped the media business which he did. rush limbaugh believed things. he believed them with sincerity. that was his secret. what he believed most of all was that america is a good and a decent place and worth preserving. here he is in 2009 explaining what he believes about america. >> as human beings, we are no different than human beings anywhere elsean in the world. there have been families, clubs, countries, thousands on the years on the planet longer than we have. we are barely 250 years old. we have out-done everybody in almost everything that lives,

tonight" is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."and we are here with the report. how's it working out so far? the good news is all that alternative energy seems to have had a remarkable effect on the climate as intended. last night, parts of texas got the temperatures that we see in alaska. in fact, the same as they were in alaska so global warming is no longer a pressing concern in houston. we solved that problem. the bad news is, they don't have electricity. the windmills froze so the power grid failed. millions of texans w

. >>> welcome to tucker carlson tonight. happy thursday. why the democrats so angry. it doesn't seem to make any sense. in november, the democratic party won everything, full control of the federal government. they seized for years while they were out of power. that made sense. winning seemed to enrage them even more. did you watch democrats on television today at the impeachment hearings. they are crazy people, yelling and making threats. it is bizarre. you would think they would get to work fixing the country they inherited. they promised to do that. instead, they talked about breaking things and hurting people. maybe it is intrinsic. there is a certain low-character person who becomes more vicious in victory. there was never a reason to kill people that were captured. they did it because they enjoyed it. adam schiff and nancy pelosi have a little bit in them. imagine being adam schiff's landscaper or nancy pelosi's housekeeper. imagine how they treat the staff when no one is watching. imagine waiting own them in a restaurant. how would they tip? they flatter the bo

up next is tucker carlson. tucker, we hope you have a great show tonight.to "tucker carlson tonight." happy monday. the news is moving with bewildering speed in case you haven't noticed. no one has ever changed so many basic institution facts of american life and done it so quickly. we bring you nightly updates for the week and a half in which biden has been president. it is overwhelming. there are so much to cover. we learned that the by the administration plans to make the tiny district of columbia are 51st state. a more corrupt english-speaking

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."h a prominent person in this country and prominent democrat for years. she is one of the founders of third wave feminists and will worked for bill clinton and al gore at last year she voted for joe biden. she has written a lot of books. we criticize by the name on the show but we didn't think we would agree on much to put it mildly. after the last election she surprised a lot of people by tweeting this "if i would have known biden was open to

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >>> good evening. welcome to tucker carlson.ight, we spend a lot of time in the show night after night trying to explain what's happening to our country. it's depressing a lot of the time because the answer is always the same. america is not rotten. it's a great place. the people that run it are rotten. you have been betrayed by the people that lead you. that's why things are so volatile. you are looking at a crisis of our institutions. they are corrupt, some collapsing. we say that a lot because it is true. we should be more precise. not all of our institutions are the same. some are bad, some are awful. looming above the rest is the worst of all, the news media. they are the most corrupt. how corrupt is the news media? imagine a drunken teenage border guard at the crossing between togo and ber key na faw sa shaking you down at midnight. "the new york times" is much more corrupt than that. the media are more crooked than jimmy hoffa was. they are more dishonest than your average bribe-taking builder in queens, more treacherous

. ♪ "tucker carlson tonight" is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonightstates congress for as they tell us incessantly. it's the citadel of democracy. even though it doesn't do any of the things other democracies too. there are no debates just staff or written speeches in which a man pretends to be addressing a legislature by talking to himself in an empty room like an eric swalwell presidential rally. sometimes they move a staffer adjacent to the greatr

tucker carlson is up n ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," what a weekd across the country, there has been an enormous amount of talk, not just this week over the last month about the violent extremism and the people who embrace it, the dangerous people. those people are domestic terrorists we are told, they must be put down by force. the war on terror have moved stateside, terrorists have breached our walls and are inside our country. a response we must hunt themowr down.ep our country depends on it, our lives depend on