"carlson has frequently celebrated orban for defending his countrymen and msnbc analysis: "carlson�*sump presidency, i think there are a lot of big people in the conservative press — at least the conservative press here in the us, the way it�*s been reshaped during the trump presidency — who are looking for signs of hope, looking for some sort of a blueprint for how their conservative populist policies can be implemented on a national scale — and they think they�*ve found that in orban. sort of the same way that donald trump pointed to vladimir putin in 2016 as a defective leader for his country. orban�*s criticism of immigration and trade, his defence of so—called traditional family values and western civilisation — all that plays really well in the conservative press here in the united states. and i think they see it as a framework for the return of trumpism, if not donald trump personally, to power here in the united states and upcoming elections. this story is also playing out in the european press — with a slightly different tone. there�*s been pick up for example on this moment

i mean people like tucker would go nuts and that's what tucker carlson is doing.g a speech he said it is a lie that america is more free than hungary, which is in itself a lie. what ruth said is what he's not telling his audience about, orban and his government. he's telling his audience the opposite of the truth. you know, he was talking about press freedom today at his speech and end said that that is something that's a diminishing luxury in america while in hungary where the authoritarian he has been praising all week has been labeled a press -- freedom predators by reporters without borders. so, you know, while tucker is abroad he's not only not telling his audience the truth about the government, he's actually basically delivering propaganda for this autocrat. >> yeah, it's almost like a dictator travel channel show he's hosting. ruth, you describe what we're seeing as an electoral autocracy in hungary. talk about that. what does that mean? if trump had been, i guess if he had been surrounded by more obedient yes men would we be in the same boat. >> orban is

>>'s ex-husband, jeff carlson, got the text, to. didn't make sense to him that she would leave without calling her seven-year-old daughter, paris. he kay called jeff and said she he should file a report. she says >> she said, i don't know what's going on but i think something happen. and i said, yeah i agree with. you >> and then just called the okaloosa county sheriff's office to report marie missing. the >> investigator said, we're going to open a case and investigation on this. which surprised me because she's an adult. she could've just left. >> because marie was a very adventurous, she liked to travel. and when the mood struck her, sometimes she just took off for a few days on some women. but some things seem to different this time. >> she would've never have left without talking to me about it and talking to paris. >> she'd been gone a week when the sheriff asked detectives keith monks to look into it. that takes a message, something off, said her family. >> this doesn't sound like marie. >> so when you got that one, the anten

come with her carlson is also - mentioning that he is also somewhat come with her carlson is also inperiod _ come with her carlson is also in the covid—19 period very _ come with her carlson is also in the covid—19 period very sceptical - covid—19 period very sceptical of vaccines— covid—19 period very sceptical of vaccines and _ covid—19 period very sceptical of vaccines and obviously- covid—19 period very sceptical of vaccines and obviously that - covid—19 period very sceptical of - vaccines and obviously that message would _ vaccines and obviously that message would go _ vaccines and obviously that message would go very— vaccines and obviously that message would go very much _ vaccines and obviously that message would go very much against - vaccines and obviously that message would go very much against the - would go very much against the message — would go very much against the message of— would go very much against the message of the _ would go very much against the message of the right—wing - would go very much against the - message of the right—wing government here in— message

now back to "tucker carlson tonight."den's infrastructure bill is winding its way to the senate. a lot going on, you may have missed this, but you should know, it is moving without meaningful republican opposition. that means unless something changes very soon, it will become law. here's what you should know about that bill. it's 2700 pages long. it will cost more than a trillion dollars. it will not pay for itself despite what they told you, and much of it has nothing whatsoever to do with infrastructure, meaning fixing roads and bridges and airports and train stations and all the rest that embarrasses americans. instead, this bill will make science denial official, ensuring gender identity and federal law. it would allow the government to track your driving, why? so they can charge you a fee for every mile you go. this in addition to the gas tax. and scariest of all, this bill requires all new vehicles in the united states to come with monitoring technology. such as eye scanners or breathalyzers. and that means that goi

really bad been doing in tucker carlson. but now it appears not so far fetched with report saying that carlson's personal information was illegally passed around the intelligence community when possible. reason for the alleged surveillance was reportedly that he was trying to arrange an interview with the letting me put in journalist and commentator chadwick more says, it is odd that the story has been largely ignored by the u. s. media. what's interesting, what was telling of the state of journalism in this country is that when tougher calls and birth came out with these allegations, you would think that journalists across the country would pay attention that they would be concerned that you story. this is something that affects them personally that could end up with them. it's something that certainly affects their industry affect the integrity of the profession, the integrity of american journalism. so you think that if a journalist for doing something, an innocent and rightful as requesting an interview with a world lead

," and tucker carlson two months from now, it's tucker carlson.eld, ladies and gentlemen. >> greg: tucker, congrats on the new book. i just want to ask some personal questions. is it for you wear khakis to bed? >> tucker: no, but i hang them next to my bed. [laughter] i get three days per pair. >> greg: i remember when you are working at fox and friends beard i have a great story. your clothes were so dirty, you're khakis were filthy, but the best story was i was at a bar in midtown, 1:00 a.m., i walked out, and who is jogging at 1:00 a.m. in midtown but tucker carlson, and you are jogging in sweats, sweatshirt, and you are chewing gum while you are jogging. >> tucker: it's hard to smoke when you run. you know what i mean? >> greg: do you exercise in the middle of the night? >> tucker: well, i did when i had to host the show, yeah. i'm not a morning guy, so i would get up at three, then go bang out a run and go to work beard >> greg: that is incredible discipline to do that because the body is just not ready for it. i know this isn't meaningful to

," and tucker carlson two months from now, it's tucker carlson.er, congrats on the new book. i just want to ask some personal questions. is it for you wear khakis to bed? >> tucker: no, but i hang them next to my bed. [laughter] i get three days per pair. >> greg: i remember when you are working at fox and friends beard i have a great story. your clothes were so dirty, you're khakis were filthy, but the best story was i was at a bar in midtown, 1:00 a.m., i walked out, and who is jogging at 1:00 a.m. in midtown but tucker carlson, and you are jogging in sweats, sweatshirt, and you are chewing gum while you are jogging. >> tucker: it's hard to smoke when you run. you know what i mean? >> greg: do you exercise in the middle of the night? >> tucker: well, i did when i had to host the show, yeah. i'm not a morning guy, so i would get up at three, then go bang out a run and go to work beard >> greg: that is incredible discipline to do that because the body is just not ready for it. i know this isn't meaningful to other people but for me, i love hearing

fox nation show on "tucker carlson originals" coming very soon.th us on location, charles kruger, tom fox, lexi, tom reid "tucker carlson originals" photographer and editor, kyle rothenberg, frank merola, justin welsch, who runs the show. i would also like to thank the people of hungary for being so nice to us.ho we will see you back from america, monday night, 8:00 p.m. eastern. ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right, welcome to this special friday edition of "hannity." covid confusion. joe biden's pandemic failures. tonight, we are bringing you a special "hannity" investigation into what is the disastrous handling of covid by the administration and by joe biden himself. we began this investigation on january 20th, 2021. that is when joe biden, well inherited a country that was fully on the mend. every single key tool to battle covid-19, it was in place.

group has announced that they will officially investigate the allegations that were made by tucker carlson and if any wrong doing occurred. but it is already a victory for the journalist. we're going to bring you the details president over door mexico is presented one solution to the border crisis to vice president harris . we're going to give you the 360 view on his request to just reopen the border. i'm going to know hughes and you're watching new views right here on our to america . let's get started. ah, we start the show with the developing story out of new york, where governor andrew cuomo has announced his resignation tuesday. this, after a scathing report found he sexually harassed nearly a dozen women tree, chavez joined us from new york. yeah, that announced that really sent shock waves throughout new york. many people did not anticipate the governor to resign, especially because he had been so adamant that he would not back down. but that'll change today. i think that given the circumstances, the best way i can help now is if i step aside and let the government get back to gover

but thankfully, i don't feel like the public now that tucker carlson was doing. his due diligence is going to be a detriment, rather it is just an example of a journalist doing their job. so maybe that should be investigated by the say, as that seems to be more the rarity these days. and that's all the time we have for today show, but i promise this is a conversation which will continue. so why don't you follow me on twitter at godaddy and hughes, you can use the hash tag team and v a. and for this show and more from today in the past, why don't you download the portable dod tv app for your apple or android device? i promise you will not be disappointed. and like, always thank you for watching. we'll see if i need to talk to someone that i can put back in touch with anybody on that for me when i'm in a position where you may need questions on it for me, which mobile phone you want to do some of our wonderful day join me, but it was easy. i got to get how do you think you put up with me going to be as long today? i need to tell you the food that he hung up. why wo

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" coming this evening from budapest, hungary, right over the river, a place we will be telling you a lot about if you care about western civilization and democracy in families and the ferocious assault of all three of those things by the leaders of our global institutions, you should know what is happening here right now. more on that to come. a lot more. first, continuing to follow the bizarre and very fast changing guidance on covid from the white house. remember when they told you the last administration was incompetent? you've never seen anything like this. it's beyond belief. just a week ago that she did her best to terrify all of us over the new indian strain of covid. it described the so-called delta variant as "one of the most infectious respiratory disease as we know of and that i have seen in my 20 year career. in internal cdc document summed it up in marshall terms "the war has changed. in response to those horrifying developments, the administration immediately reimplemented indoor

tucker carlson is here. and the breakdown of the obama big party and he tells us about his new book that just came out. stay there found your team? they all might look a little different. they might find each other for different reasons. maybe you're trying something new, or you've done this before. whether you're winning, or just doing your best. when you're on the lanes, they're right behind you. reunite with your team. go bowling. ♪ ♪ >> laura: last night the miami marlins were in denver at a take the colorado rockies, microphones from the florida telecast picked up a fan, his voice, sounded like he was yelling the "n-word" as lewis was batting, the reaction from the team was swift, the colorado rockies are disgusted, zero tolerance for any form of racism any fan using derogatory language will be ejected and banned from coors field. the keyboard warriors went even further. mlb contributor tweeting the rockies need to find this pastor didn't do bad things to them. "usa today"'s sweetheart tweeted "disgusti

of the great tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson tonight did not ask many questions. the one thing they did learn about kate brown over and over again is that she is a self-described bisexual. why is this relevant? perhaps the media did not explain, they told us without explaining what it meant that

look how tucker carlson's show was produced. it was a huge sales pitch for a country that's the population of michigan and the size of maine. carlson went there for a week. like it was the biggest deal in the world. and, of course, he completely failed to note the autocratic character of orban's government, the restrictions of the media there, all the signs of the country backsliding. carlson gave his show there on saturday. yasmin, you're an expert on all things hungry. what does it mean when carlson and other right wingers have flocking to budapest and ex extolling all these virtues? >> one thing that struck me about tucker in hungary is he was really keen on eliminating the differences between the united states and hungary. he described one country being an authoritarian state, one where dissent is simply not allowed, where the media is controlled by the working class, where politicians enrich themselves in their krcronies. then he described hungary, which he confessed he didn't know much about, but he described as having a h

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."a sudden it's pretty easy for people to move around the world and all of a sudden they are. poor people moving from poor countries across the globe into rich countries. why wouldn't they? and again, that's what's happening. back in 2015, more than a million illegal migrants flooded into europe and many of them came matt came to hungary, where we are right now. it was a crisis for the continent but alone in europe, hungary figured out how to solve the problem in a way that we have not figured out here in the united states. how did hungary do that? how did it preserve its borders and its society? what can we learn from that? today we took a trip to find out and we will show you what we found out in just a minute. also, the woes for the country festive his creepiest governor, that would be governor andrew cuomo of new york, are compounded today, getting even more painful and yet at the same time more amusing. he's even being stabbed in the front by his allies at cnn and we've got that tap

really bad and do it me in tucker carlson. do it now appears not so far fetched. i report saying that call for personal information was illegally passed around the intelligence community. one possible reason for the alleged surveillance was reportedly he was trying to arrange an interview with me a journalist and told her to try to it more. so it's all, this story's been largely ignored by the us media. what's interesting, what was telling of the state of journalism in this country is that when tougher calls and birth came out with these allegations, you would think that journalists across the country would pay attention that they would be concerned that you story. this is something that affects them personally that could end up affecting them. it's something that certainly affects their industry and would affect the integrity of the profession, the integrity of american journalism. so you think that if a journalist for doing something, an innocent and rightful as requesting an interview with a world leaders and then made that

tucker carlson is next. >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy monday. you thought you had a great weekend. see what barack obama did? it was more fun than anything that happened at your house. for his 60th birthday, barack obama threw a party on martha's vineyard. his place is on the ocean naturally, but unlike your ocean front property in destin, obama's property has been declared exempt in the rise in sea levels that will overcome crisis in climate change that you caused. no matter what happens, obama will be safe on martha's vineyard. ever sensitive to the feeling of the subjects, obama did his best to down play the size and opulence of the event. his p.r. team did not mention the hundreds of servants. the party would be nothing like king faruke might have hosted. barack obama's party was an intimate gathering of family and friends. in the end, that's what it was. the thing is, you can see from the photographs, barack obama has a lot of very close friends. what is interesting is who they are. joe biden was not at the party that is weird considering t

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."py friday. we have learned a lot in the past five days. maybe the most important thing we've learned is that joe biden is not capable of running the country. joe biden is senile. saying that out loud is not an attack on biden. any decent person would feel sorry for him. watching him gaze vacantly into the middle distance or stumbling like a drunk man trying to cross an icy street as he careens through his prepared remarks. there is no joy watching that come it could be any of us someday and probably will be. does not joe biden's fault he cannot think clearly. it is an indictment of the people around him. in the months before last november's election, joe biden's own family knew perfectly well he was in profound cognitive decline. they were worried about him. they told other people they were worried about him, which is how we know. but they did nothing to stop biden from running for president. neither did ron klain, who is now the white house chief of staff. klain is highly familiar wit

this was a request made by tucker carlson to set up an interview with russian president vladimir putin. this past summer, something that many network journalist including myself, have done recently. well, because that is our job. and for some reason, the n s say things reaching out to those high ranking officials that exist in other countries to request a very public interview is something that should be a source of concern and it, it was regarding national security. or maybe just leaders of certain countries and that's what's going on here when they feel that by going public could actually be used to damage a journalist. but i think actually the viewer as well, at least the viewers have visual because i know this audience are very much way too smart to fall for that line. i personally don't have much hope the say will find itself in the wrong. but thankfully, i don't feel like the public now that tucker carlson was doing his due diligence is going to be a detriment. rather it is just an example of a journalist doing their job. so maybe that should be investigated by the say, as that s

welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."as just a few months ago that joe biden gave the so-called intel community a vital new mission. and they had, he said, until the end of august to find out where the coronavirus came from. did it emerge from a penguin in a wet market? or did the chinese military create the virus in a bio weapons lab in wuhan? joe biden assured us he

about carlsones celebration of him, "the washington post" wrote carlson, of course, has said next toes of the atlantic cast as a cautionary tale on how democracies back side. after all, orbannism represents the fevered dream of the right. the hungarian prime minister rules the a government steadily captured through a gerrymandering and a stacked judiciary. the media outlets are loyal to him while he proids over a network of patronage, and alleged graft, that ties in many of the country's industry. joining us is mark leibovich. frank figliuzzi is still here. mark, i thought of -- you and i have spent a lot of time, me working for and you covering john mccain. i thought of the old republican party. john mccain, obviously, isn't with us. he's thrashing around in his grave as he watches his party now align itself with the same dictators he fought against. but i wonder what you make of it that there is just not a peep from the mitch mcconnells or the rob portmans. there's no one rebuking tucker carlson for wrapping both arms and both legs around victor orban this week. >> you don't even e

tucker carlson is next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." biden went on television this afternoon and talk to the country about afghanistan. he said among other things that we had no choice but to leave in on that question, he is right. the united states should have left afghanistan for 19 years ago when it became obvious usama bin laden wasn't there and had fled to pakistan. no reason to stay in the country and the longer we remain, the worse it was always going to be. the question is in the relevant question today is how exactly do you get out? just because something is necessary doesn't mean you get to ignore the details of it. an emergency appendectomy, would it matter to you who performed the operation? yes, it would matter to you. but it didn't matter to joe biden, he barely mention the withdrawal today, bite into the necessary thing in the ugliest possible way. you've been watching television, you've probably seen this footage that terrified men and sandals clinging to the sides of a c17 as it attempts to leave afghanistan. this is th

as tucker karl so er carlson bridge it, one historian says it is important to highlight what carlson is not telling his viewers. >> it is concerning that he is gushing about this automatic ttoe krat, but interesting what he is not saying. he is not saying that orban as of 2020, he rules by decree, so he is a dictator. and other thing he is not talking about is the virtual extinction of press freedom in 2018 over 500 media outlets, quote, donated assets to a foundation run by orban's allies. and you couldn't have a private network like fox that wasn't under government control or an ally. so it is equally revealing what he is not telling fox viewers. >> that is ruth ben ghat there. >>> and tokyo is preparing to hand the olympic abobaton over paris. >>> and in california, crews are battling the largest wildfires in state history. the latest ahead. team usa is ready for the olympic games... ...and so are mike and eddie! show me the olympics. they easily catch every single event with the award-winning xfinity voice remote. show me bmx racing! show me swimming. track and field. shot put. s

now back to "tucker carlson tonight." been a rock star for more than 50 years butn he can still talk and think clearly because he hasn't been loaded the whole time. he's been sober the whole time and he's one of the country's most articulate defenders of our basic constitutional rights, in particular the right to bear arms. he started a group called hunter nation that organizes peopleig hunt, sportsmen, to stand up for those rights. for a brand-new episode of tucker carlson today we spoke at great length to ted nugent and it was an amazing conversation. here's part of it. ♪ ♪ >> i'm in a political firestorm. i've always been confrontational, especially regarding the second amendment and hunting rights. and i've never been uncomfortable when they attacked me. i go -- so venison is -- you don't recognize its value? what you think dear are here for? if you don't eat them, what are they here for. carrying a gun, i would be attacked for carrying a gun. i would go so by the way, venison in self-defense are perfect and your atta

tuckerr carlson host tucker carlson today any other shows you want to announce?er] and author of the brand-new book the long side he's on the cover i just tweeted that out by the way. congrats your neck is not that send by the way. [laughter] >> what a shocking story and that if you asked bob nightingale are you for lynching? if not then why do they participatete in the crazed mob behavior? honestly they don't respond honestly they don't respond that way when they see someone get shot to death on the street social media has turned people crazy it's important to note that all the behavior you just described is the product of an entire society who spent all day on twitter getting crazier and crazier more and more removed from reality and social media has moved america to a bad place. >> i think about what has >> i think about what has happened to society we have other stuff to get to but is how everything has to be so how everything has to be so safe for kids and even with the current debate that from go carts to walk around in bubble wrap and double masking how li

to "tucker carlson tonight."ve learned a lot in the past five days and one of the most important things we've learned is that joe biden is incapable of running the country, joe biden senile. it is an attack, you watch him gaze vacantly into the middle distance or stumble drunkenly across an icy street. if there's no joy in watching any of that, it couldis be any f us someday and probably will be. it's not joe biden's fault he can think clearly, it's an indictment of people around him. in the months since his election his's family knew that he was in profound cognitive decline. they were worried about it andy told other people they werehi worried about it which is how we know. but they did nothing to stop d biden from running for president and neither did run claims. so there's mike donlan and gene sperling and susan rice and the rest of the people making decisions in this country very much occluding barack obama. they all know. these are hard and cynical and clear-eyed people and they worked with joe biden for ma

one programming note tonight, our "tucker carlson originals" team has been looking into the events of january 6 very closely, been doing it for months, and we plan to bring you that report. the video we have collected is shocking and informative. that's the next installment of our documentary series coming next month. well, it wasn't long ago that jeff bezos' newspaper was telling us that birds are racist. and all the experts are telling us toddlers can be white supremacists, too! that straight ahead. ♪ ♪

tucker carlson, who is up right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson." happy thursday. nobody seems to remember thisd but it was just a few months ago that joe biden gave the so-called intel community a vital new mission. and they had, he said, until the end of august to find out where the coronavirus came from. did it emerge from a penguin in a wet market? c or did the chinese military create the virus in a bio weapons lab in wuhan? joe biden assured us he was going to get to the bottom of it. he had the canniest asked sleuths in the world working on that mystery. they will figure it out, he said, you can trust them, so here we are at the endor of august, and what is the answer? where did covid come from? so far, no one has told us, and we are starting to suspect that nobody ever will. it's not like the media are planning to push that issue. vladimir putin is not from china. they don't care. m the coronavirus investigation? what coronavirus investigation? like joe biden himself, they have no memory of anything that happened three months ago. and come

tucker carlson is sitting in his chair and he's coming up next. see y'all later. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." it's mid-august, summer is almost over, amazingly enough. kids are going to resume their education, not just in this country but around the world. in ireland as kids begin to return to school recently, authorities they're faced a choice. now the most obvious course would be to blindly accept guidance from self-described public health experts in the united states. that is what many countries have done, sought to come up with a covid policy. and following the united states would mean among other things forcing children as young as two to wear moist paper burqas for eight hours a day in the classroom. the other option would be to follow the science and the irish chose that chorus. the irish commissioned their own research on masks and here's what they found. according to the irish health authority, masking children in the classroom is not a legitimate medical precaution. it's child-abuse. masks can

tucker carlson, good to see you, sir. >> shannon bream, my favorite.nk you for having me. >> shannon: i want to start out by talking about the situation. with the president said tonight about how he could've calculated what's happened in afghanistan, here's what he said on abc. >> you don't think this could've been handled better in anyway? no mistakes? >> no. i don't think it could have been handled in a way -- we are going to go back in hindsight and look, but the idea that somehow there was a way to a god not without chaos ensuing, i don't know how that happens. i don't know how that happens. >> that was always in the decision? >> shannon: to me it sounds like the president admitting he thought of sleeting was going to be chaotic. getting americans out. what does it sound like to you? >> clearly they knew this was going to happen. they did it anyway. the question is why. i can answer that. and let me just say as forthrightly as i can, i'm glad we withdrew from afghanistan. 20 years is enough. we didn't get any thing out of it. it was time to go. but

"tucker carlson tonight," part of the documentary series, we will be back 8:00 p.m.t is the sworn enemy of lying pomposity, smugness and group think. see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity" this busy time more shocking footage of the violent crime surging across the country. it shouldn't be a surprise including one major city where murderers are outpacing covid deaths by a whopping margin 3 to 1. also tonight and a new report revealing covid-19, yep, as we's expected it did leak from the wuhan virology lab and even as americans are facing biden

tucker carlson is next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." >> he is prime minister of hungary and a small country in the middle of central europe and has no navy, no nuclear weapon. it's gdp is smaller than new york state. you wouldn't think leaders in washington would pay a lot of attention to hung gary, but they do, possessively. by rejecting the tenets of neoliberals and victor or upon, and enrage them. what does victor or believe? years ago it would have seen moderate and conventional but he thinks families are among important banks. he believes countries or borders but they are saying these things out loud, he has been vilified, and left wing have been fascist, a destroyer of democracy. les paul joe biden suggested he sent to totalitarian dictator. official washington despises victor or upon so thoroughly that many including neocons in and around the state department are backing the open anti-against the election spirit and we washed all of this from the united states and we wondered if what we heard would be true. so this week we came to hungary

they are proud of their liberalism and tucker carlson, and his journey in coverage of hungry major. what about the liberal establishment will probably never recover the to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my george samuel l. e. in budapest, he's a podcast or at the gaggle which can be found on you too, and locals. and here in moscow were joined by dmitri bobbitt. he was a political analyst and editor in a me, internet media project, or a gentleman, cross talk rules and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want, and i always appreciate it. okay, let's go to the new and improved version of denise re, bobby, welcome to the program. and i should tell everybody for this format, contact that my to get in this case, to be in georgia. and i inquire with they would like to talk about and de me, you sent me an article about the new mccarthyism. why did you send that to me? what caught your eye? and do you think we are really, are in error of numer? go ahead. i think the main reason is that this very radical polarized in statement that we had last week from president biden,

tucker carlson. i think we are watching the slow collapse of the biden presidency. function as a commander-in-chief. buff we are also witnesses i think of the collapse of the smart set. after 20 years, well-groomed politicians and diplomats. what have they given us besides humiliation, a hostage crisis and a bill for a trillion dollars. >> they are not good at their jobs. ultimately that's the crime. it's not just that their ideas are bad which they are and they are self-righteous buffoon. but these are the best we produce. find the smartest people in america and bring them up to these institutions and put them in charge of everything. it's what we used to call the meritocracy. if they were writers they would get the pulitzer prize. they have done everything that the system asked. they collect all these merit badges, and they are horrible. they have no idea what they are doing and the -- the results prove it. the system itself needs a revamp immediately. jesse: it might just be a lack of street smarts. the guy necessity installed fled in a helicopter with cash to an

an appropriate amount of skepticism about the statement he makes whether the court frames mister carlson statements as exaggeration, non literal commentary or simply blow the ating for his audience. the conclusion remains the same. the statements are not actionable. and this door swings both ways . when one america news filed at $10000000.00 libel suit against m. s. n. b c's, rachel, matto. it was dismissed because the judge decided that quote, reasonable viewers would consider the contested statement to be open, yet reputations are one thing. now people are dying because of what miss reported about the pandemic about the way he lionel. when does advocacy equal dangerous information? wait a minute, how did you get from that to this? first of all, the way you said rachel meadow merrier. now, when you obviously thought that was excessive, and the reason why the sydney power case was taken out of court because you have to read the entire point. the reason why of that was important was she was charged with liable. liable is making a statement of fact regarding somebody that the famed if you

and to me and tucker carlson and i said well, and out of his not so far fetched with reports thing that coffins. personnel information was illegally passed around the intelligence community. one possible reason for the ledge to violence was unfortunately, he was trying to arrange an interview with vladimir putin journalist on coming to the shop with more size. it's all, this story's been largely ignored by the u. s. media what's interesting, what was telling of the state of journalism in this country is that when cover calls and birth came out with these allegations, you would think that journalists across the country would pay attention that they would be concerned that you story. this is something that affects them personally that could end up affecting them. it's something that certainly affects their industry and that affects the integrity of the profession, integrity of american journalism. so you think that if a journalist for doing something, an innocent and rightful as requesting an interview with a world leaders and then made that person a target of fighting and perhaps politic

tucker carlson is next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and joe biden went on television this afternoon andk with th country about afghanistan. he said, among other things, that we had no choice but to leave. on that question he is right.on that they should of the 19 year ago. there is no reason to stay in the s country. the longer we've remained come at the worst it was always goin to be. the question is how exactly do you get out. just to get something as necessary doesn't mean you get to ignore the details. if you needed an emergency appendectomy, of what it mattered you who perform the operation? yes, it would matter to you. but it didn't matter to joe biden, he barely mention the withdrawal today, biden into the necessary thing in the ugliest possible way. you've been watching television you've probably seen this footage that terrified men and sandals clinging to the sides of a c17 as it attempts to leave afghanistan. this is the iconic photo of the moment.esem it's the final humiliating scen of the american occupation of afghanistan.n. that means after 20 years and trillions of dollar

visit indeed.com/hire tucker carlson is next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: that evening, and welcome to "tucker carlsonight." you had a great evening? did you see what barack obama did? way more fun than anything you did saturday night. barack obama threw himself a party on his estate martha's vineyard off the coast of massachusetts. unlike your oceanfront property in destin, barack obama's party is exempt in the devastating rise in sea level thatat will never accompany the exhaustion article crisis of climate change but matter what, obama will be safe on martha's vineyard, even if you continue to eat steak and listen to didba his best to downsize the size and opulence of saturday's event. mentioned hundreds of servants who would be there. the party they assured us with nothing at all be like something king farouk might've hosted in his later years, no resemblance. obama's gathering was an intimate gathering of family and friends and in the end, that's exactly what it was. as you can see from the photographs, barack obama has an awful lot of very close friends. what's interesting is who they are andnd

. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."s is a bewildering moment as we often note, what exactly is going on? there's a pattern. you look around for a moment, you may notice things that add up. inflation, spiraling crime, collapsing the cities. you're over 40, it could look familiar. it's the 1970s but without the free-speech and running our government. as if it couldn't get more perfect, now we have another fall of saigon. you are watching television in april of 1975, he will remember it well. the single most humiliating day in the history of the united states abroad. american officials fleeing in terror as an army swept through the capital city. desperate civilians clinging to helicopters as they took off from the roof of the u.s. embassy. it was a complete disaster, total defeat. we spent more than a decade in vietnam and an end, we lost so no matter how you felt about that, it was painful to see it happen and nobody wants to see it again. last month, joe biden promised we never will see it again. watch. >> some vietnames

tell us what this is about. >> if we're talking about tucker carlson, it's a great way for him to getatter for a week. this is about what you wrote about 20 years ago, fareed, liberal democracy. orban has always said hungary is a version of liberal democracy. his vision has a really deep patriarchal strand, that women should be in women's roles and fertile. this view of conservatism is now being mixed with orban with racial purity. he has maintained his grip on power by demonizing immigrants, and he said openly, we don't want to be diverse, we don't want our color mixed with anybody else, we don't want our culture and our traditions. that's something that tucker carlson and many other conservatives, because many others have been admirers of orororn, or at least trump conserv conservatives, that's very close to their views of keeping immigrants out, and the key is making sure that white christians are much more fertile. >> ian, this does strike me as a fascinating evolution on the right. you think with free markets and things like that, hungary is not much of a model. it's a middle inc

one of the right-wing's most influential characters, tucker carlson, is broadcasting from hungary, anding its leadership and its government. jonathan shade has written a column in this and which he says, tucker carlson is seeing the future and its fascist. hungary's democratic backsliding was slow and gradual, without a single dramatic moment when it's character flipped from democracy to dictatorship. even, now it retains the surface trappings of a democracy without the liberal characteristics that make those processes meaningful. if america ceases to be a democracy it will likely follow a path similar to or bonds, speaking of the head of hungry. i believe it's interesting, mark, that people, if they don't see us becoming an authoritarian regime, they don't necessarily see that you can become undemocratic at the same time. >> what's fascinating, ali, and it's so interesting that tucker carlson is checking out the roadmap. looking at that 38% of people who think that we should just move on, those people are susceptible to that slow evolution to authoritarianism. and i'm struck by the no

the full interview on tucker carlson today.recisely how the public in this country has been lied to about what's happening in afghanistan. it shocked us, that conversation will be on foxnation.com. so nt foot is against fascism, right? no, they are now in favor of beating people up over mandatory vaccines. they are for it. how are they not the youth wing of the democratic party? that's exactly what they are. we will be joined by a man who was violently assaulted by antifa and he will explain what's going on. be right back. ♪ ♪ aaaand welcome back to guess the price. sal. what do you do? oh, i'm a retired postal worker. fantastic. are you ready to play? oh, heck yeah. ok johnny, tell him about eargo. these top of the line hearing aids from eargo are straight out of the future. they're rechargeable and virtually invisible in your ears host: ok sal, how much do you think they cost? oh gee i don't know... um er $5000? well, actually for you they don't cost anything holy heck. that's because federal employees, retirees and their fam

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welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." in the middle of the night, kabul air base plunged into darkness. nothing happened like that before. it's an enormous piece of property. they have a hospital, shops, gyms, hangers and barracks. last month bagram had a prison that held thousands of foreign fighters including isis and the taliban. for the first time in 20 years, the lighting went out at bagram. locals understood what was going on. without warning, the u.s. military just left. split in the middle of the night and turned off the power as they did. the new afghan commander fled, too. in minutes, looters descended. they found thousands of vehicles, a huge cache of weapons and ammunition. the pentagon didn't seem concerned. mark milley, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff explained that "bagram is not necessary tactically for what we're going to do in afghanistan." that turns out to be a massive miscalculation. that is clear. the decision to abandon the air field is idiotic and led to the killing of 13 service members