this is where the carlson family put down its roots. >> all right carl. >> and it's here that carl carlson brought his bride christina to meet his family in 1986. his brother mike took to her right away. >> she was small, tiny little girl, not very tall at all. very simple, sweetheart of a kid. >> christina and karl had met in north dakota where carl was stationed in the air force. he was discharged, they came to his home to make a life. >> was she a good fit to the carlson family? >> absolutely, yeah. she would give it out and take it. laugh on the way. >> stand right here, chris. >> they were a cute couple, christina the little cheerleader from california. carl the rough and ready country boy. christina's sister like the way carl made chris laugh. >> they would laugh and joke and he was this big barrel chested guy, and my sister four foot 11. >> he got work at the local quarry and it wouldn't be long before he knew christina had three kids. erin, levi and katie. >> she would be on the floor playing with them or teaching them or instruction them or coddling them. and it wasn't just her ki

tucker carlson is up next. >> tucker carlson: welcome. tonight, a significant day in the recent history of the country. we'll have an hour of details for you. but before we jump into them, a little bit of context. here's how the story started just so we all remember. 17-year-old kyle rittenhouse wound up on the street in kenosha in the fist place with a gun for one reason, he was there because in the summer of 2020, the leadership of the democratic party endorsed mob violence for political ends. that's why there were riots in kenosha that night, because people like kamala harris supported the riots. more than a year later as rittenhouse stood trial for murder, the same people implied there would be more violence if he was acquitted. so imagine being a juror on that case. imagine the pressure and the fear? it would take enormous moral courage for any juror to ignore the threats and take the evidence to the logical conclusion. so much courage at times we thought it would be impossible in a country politicized as ours now is. we learned toda

edition of "tucker carlson tonight."hanksgiving. we've got a lot to be thankful for this year. thanks to fox nation without an amazing opportunity to dive much more deeply than we ordinarily would on some of the most important issues in the country. we are grateful for it. as far as tucker carlson today, we've had a chance to speak to a lot of fascinating people. one of them is michael flynn, he was in that -- they targeted and destroyed him. they bankrupted his family, he lost his house, they tried to send him to prison. how did that happen? we wondered that for years. we sat down with general flynn for an hour and he told us. here's part of that. >> the american people, they saw through this from the very beginning because it wasn't about mike flynn, it wasn't even about donald trump, it was about them and when the left and the media started to attack the presidency of the united states, the american people saw that this is an attack on us and thank god for me because -- and for my family and i, because the american pe

thanksgiving edition of "tucker carlson tonight."erson, a man truly committed to science. t and for that reason he was a member of the white house coronavirus tasksk force in the last of administration. he was shocked by what he saw there, the dishonest, incompetency of our so-called public experts. the conversations we had with dr. atlas is one of the most revealing we've ever had. here's part of it. >> in mid-august i went e to the task force meeting. and of course it's the people who you know and are sitting around the room, and vice president ran the whole task force, dr. birx is the task force coordinator, she ran the medicalal side, and i'm listening to these people talk and i was stunned. i was stunned at the lack of knowledge, at the complete lack of knowing the data, the lack of critical thinking. and so there's a discussion and -- >> tucker: was fauci in these meetings uc>> yep. a lot of people who were heads of agencies. she's not medical, but the three what i call sort of the troika of the task force dr. redfield, head of

back to carlson's own claims.hey're not standing by it. a news organization, even an opinion-laden news organization should be able to defend the factual basis of what it presents, even when it's strongly opinionated. fox isn't doing that here because they have already in a sense had their own news side undercut any foundation for making this credibly with a straight face. carlson doesn't care. he's interested in scoring points. he's interested particularly in getting in a back and forth with the rest of the media so that it's all vitriol and all open for debate. >> he's also interested in cashing the millions of dollars of checks. david folkenflick, thank you very much. >> you bet. >>> as the right celebrates the rittenhouse acquittal, vigilanteism is an active threat to society. what can be done about it, ahead. ociety what can be done about it, ahead. esn't ha restaurant. if she did, it would be impossible to get in. she'd become famous overnight. she'd get talked into franchising everything. and at that point,

carlson, it would, appeared doesn't care. he is interested in scoring points, he is interested in the former presidents critics. and he is interested in particularly getting in a back and forth with the rest of the media so that it has all open for debate. he is also interested in cashing the millions of dollars and checks. david folkenflik, thank you very much. >> you bet. >> next is the white celebrate acquittal with the growing obsession of the vigilante justice is an active threat to american society. we'll come back with, that just ahead. jus ahead. don't think so. this black friday... get the amazing iphone 13 pro when you trade in your old or damaged phone. you break it. we upgrade it. you mistletoe it. champagne flow it. angel snow it. we upgrade it. whether you're a current customer or a new one. get iphone 13 pro on us. and, up to $800 to help cover your costs to switch. because everyone deserves better. you may have seen there was a concerted piston airs today reported all up across -- the american press. headlines

tucker carlson runs fox news because tucker carlson has the biggest ratings. de facta position of fox news. but it's important why they are resigning. you know, they have been part of this community for 20, 25 years. if they watch tucker carlson and say, oh, this is going to lead to street violence. this is going to lead to gubz. this is going to lead to vigilante violence. i think it is important to listen to them in this case. do i think they could have resigned 15 years ago? of course. when fox news was saying obama was born in kenya, yeah, that would have been a good time to leave the building as well. but again, nothing is going to change, unfortunately, because fox news functions as a sewer. it's always going to function as a sewer as long as rupert murdoch owns it. >> i think of the guy who was at a public meeting saying when do we get to use the guns. >> exactly. >> this is how their viewers are going to sound. how much of this do you think is about the competition from sinclair broadcasting which still calls donald trump the president. they're still t

it was heartbreaking. >> marie's ex-husband, jeff carlson, got the text, too.se to him that she would leave without calling her seven-year-old daughter, paris. kay called jeff and said he should file a report. >> 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 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. >> i think i didn't want to believe it like no, she's gonna cause eventually. >> she'd been gone a week when the sheriff asked detectives keith matz to look into it. that takes a message, something off, said her family. >> this doesn't sound like ma

edition of "tucker carlson tonight."tucker: so no one outside of her own neighborhood had ever heard of kamala harris before she showed up. in a few years later she became month on william's girlfriend. >> long before she met him, she dated some prominent men including former talk show host, williams. he had to introduce her to the paparazzi. >> tucker: it's interesting that that tape never played anywhere before the election. it would've been nice to know. anyway, as you know, kamala harris somehow went on to become a senator and then vice president of the united states. she accomplished all of that without any support from actual voters. we know that because there's a lot of pulling on virtually no one supporting her presidential campaign. i'm now currently she's in an approval rating of 28%. right around jeffrey dahmer is a 'sapproval rating. >> this is back when they didn't really have armrests and seat belts. so they are marching away and all of that. and then i think it was my uncle freddie, he looked down and he l

. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." i'm jesse watters in for. left still in a complete meltdown over glenn youngkin's win in virginia. they are accusing everyone who voted for him of being a tiki torch-carrying white supremacist. but first, donald trump became the nominee for president in mid-july 2016. just days later, a russian national living in this country made a claim that would upend donald trump's candidacy and eventually his presidency. it is a claim that change the course of u.s. politics for the next four years. the russian national, a man named igor dench and go, said he had just received a phone call proving that donald trump's campaign was conspiring with the russian government. the phone call supposedly came from u.s. citizen serving as president of the russian-american chamber of commerce. that alleged phone call became the central piece of evidence in the steele dossier, written by british ex-spy wrister for steel. that dossier in turn was a key piece of evidence in the fbi's warrant applications to spy on the trump campaign. su

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tucker carlson is coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonightfriday kyle rittenhouse was acquitted of all charges against him in kenosha, wink. just two days later, a black nationalist blm supporter drove an suv through a christmas parade in walk shawrks wisconsin. it was a slaughter. >> >> get out of the way. [screams] six people were killed including grandmother and 5-year-old boy. here is one witness's description of the scene. >> we were sitting, my daughter was sitting at my feet and i was standing above her. and what i saw was a red suv run over a gentleman, i think it was a gentleman in a costume and he was -- his body was trampled by both the front and the back wheels. >> tucker: police saided man who did this is called darrell brooks. as of tonight he has not publicly explained why he committed mass murder instead the media have decided to speak for him. the main thing you they want you to know is these killings had absolutely nothing to do with the kyle rittenhouse verdict just two days before. nothing whatsoever. the time something ju

carlson called the resignation great news and told "the new york times" our viewers will be grateful.es told me multiple sources are interested in hiring hayes and golderg, sources said. so they will likely be back on tv soon somewhere, but not fox. back with me is susan glasser with "the new yorker." what are they saying, hayes and golderg saying they condition the take it anymore, they're leaving. and they were barely on fox nids because they refused to book them. what is this saying that anti-trump conservatives can't find a home anywhere where fox, even on the news shows? >> brian, i think you have written very well on this subject, so you know it better than i do, but there is, of course, what i call the casablanca problem. they're shocked, shocked, that lie u.s. and disinformation is going on here, it's the straw that breaks the camel's back and that invites all of the criticism of kazee, untrue, dangerous things tucker carlson said during the campaign, that wasn't the straw that broke the camel's back. that is one problem for any commentator on fox who now discover a problem. h

welcome to a special edition of "tucker carlson tonight." it's hard to have a lot of faith in political polling, obviously especially after the last couple of presidential elections. the polls were just wrong in those elections. they were insane. they told us thing like, oh no, hillary could take texas and joe biden is a lock to win florida. in the end, the predictions weren't reality. doesn't mean all polling is worthless. actually, as a relative measure over time, polls could provide a lot of historical context. joe biden's polls are in the toilet right now. everyone knows that. the question is why? here a lot of people say it was afghanistan, the true debacle that biden oversaw in afghanistan. the question is that really it, however? is a foreign policy disaster enough to knock a president off his game in his first year in office? well, here are some comparisons. gerald ford's approval ratings after the fall of saigon are worth looking at. the fall of saigon was the most humiliating moment in this country's history up until that time. the

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that's next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."oroughly intentionally dishonest the mediaon coverage f the rittenhouse story turned out to be. all of it was a lie. rittenhouse is not a white supremacist purity was never a militia or cross state lines with a firearm. the protesting commotion was not peaceful but i'll ride out

so let's give it up for america's culture warrior, our friend, tucker carlson.ing me. i don't really go anywhere anymore. i am usually hummed over my ipad banging out a script with two fingers, so to be in a room full of people so obviously decent, who keep fox going -- i'm serious. kind of blowing my mind. doesn't happen to me everyg da. i find that really inspiring, and i really appreciated pete's -- oh, i love you, too. [applause] the people on the stage, all of whom were heroes, i thought, wow, that person is a lot more impressive than i am, and so is that person and that person, then it got to 100% of people, which is fine. yeah, right. [laughter] but i thought to myself, yes, these people have taken greater risks than i have, they are more impressive than i am, but they are still recognizably american in the way that they are impressive. they are not like some person from outer space who arrived here to outshine the rest of us. they are americans raised up ino the culture we are all products of, who are exhibiting essentially american attributes. so what a

so you see tucker carlson promoting a mass shooter.at takes on president biden with a threat and kills my colleague alexandria ocasio-cortez defended by kevin mccarthy. the republican party today is a vigilante, violent party and we have to make sure going into the midterms voters understand what going with them would look like in the next comes years. >> let's play with gosar and mccarthy what they both said. house minority leader kevin mccarthy said about all this and we'll get your reaction. >> i voluntarily took the cartoon down not because itself was a threat but some thought it was. if i must join alexander hamilton first person attempted to the censured by this house, so be it. under the pelosi president all member ice mentioned earlier will need the approval of a majority to keep those positions in the future. >> what did you think when you heard that? >> again, i didn't hear an apology from mr. gosar or kevin mccarthy condemning it saying we shouldn't have violence in the house. instead i heard, well, if you're going to remove

joining me now, host of "tucker carlson tonight" and "tucker carlson today," it is tucker carlson.p]. before we get started let's look at some clips enter my people who we are dealing with. first start with tucker's choice, mr. cuomo. >> only in america, kids. >> the official reason, from the basement, cleared by cdc. >> please, show me where it says protests are supposed to be polite and peaceful? >> in scale, this was the actual swab that was being used to fit up that double barrel shotgun that you have mounted on the front of your pretty face. >> greg: no doubt that was pretty dumb, but can don beat that? >> democratic cities are in chaos right now. crime is rising. oh, my gosh, it is so bad. bad. defunding police. >> the president is a racist and a demagogue. >> believing lies on the internet instead of science. is time to start changing that. or leave them behind. >> they don't know what they eat. >> i don't have it now. i've got all these wrinkles come everyone asks me when i am going to get botox. >> greg: both stupid. i contend that while cuomo makes dumber decisions than l

the same one erdogan turns to in turkey and tucker carlson's buddy operates out of in hungary. republicans are doing everything in their power to turn the united states into the next authoritarian regime with the gop in power, a minority of votes indefinitely. on this halloween sunday be afraid. be very afraid about what is coming down the track. who better to discuss this with than jason stanley professor of philosophy at yale university and author of "how facism works" the politics of us and them, along with ruth, history in italian studies at new york university and author of of "strongmen mussolini to the present." thank you both for joining me on the show. ruth, you and i have been discussing growing authoritarianism for years now and on this show all of this year. we have now reached the book banning stage. and yet, still, there is so much complacency among politicians and journalists in this country. >> yeah. in "strongmen" i write "strongmen" not only disappear but they disappear books and texts and ideas and whole fields of knowledge that conflict with their goals. som

tucker carlson is a different animal. you know what he means in the political dialogue. a stooge of that fringe of our political spectrum? >> i had a talk with kyle. all i can say is what i say. and kyle's going to have some hard choices in his life about the direction he goes and what he stands for. those will have to be made by kyle eventually. and as cory and i told him yesterday while we were waiting for the verdict, he needs to learn how to take responsibility and to tell people no. >> but did you have worries about it during the time because of who it was and what that would mean when word got out? >> well, i had more worries about some of the other things that happened much earlier in this case. the lynn woods, the john pierces who were basically trying to get money for their own causes. they kept them in illinois to fight an extradition that was unwinnable because they were raising tons of money on them. lynn wood and i went head to head. they'll probably sue me for it, but he's an idiot who let him talk to "the washington post" while he was under charges for mur

coming up, tucker carlson. you are in good hands. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" be at hope you had a great thanksgiving. seems like a good time to reassess the holiday season, so let's think about covid and where we are. the first confirmed case of the coronavirus in the u.s. appeared in a blood test on january 18th 2020 in the state of washington almost two years ago. how have we done since? look at the numbers. compared to 2019, americas are more fearful and fatter than they have been in generations. depression has skyrocketed. church attendance has dropped in half. cancer deaths are up dramatically. obesity, suicide, you name it, it is up. these in addition to countless other serious social issues, people are not having children, for example. maybe most depressingly, a new study from brown to find children, kids born during the pandemic have a lowered overall cognizance. a entire generation slower. that is a legitimate public health crisis. you never hear about them

. >> reporter: he was appearing in a clip of a promotional trailer airing on tucker carlson's news last night. he was wearing the same clothes from when he was in court when the verdict was read. the camera was seemingly following him afterward to get his reaction. during the court process when the jury read the verdict, we did see images of him really breaking down, and his attorney said that he told his lawyer thank you but that he was still taking it all in. here's the short clip from the trailer showing a little bit of his thoughts after the fact. >> the jury reached the correct verdict. self-defense is not illegal. and i believe they came to the correct verdict and i'm glad that everything went well, and it's been a rough journey, but we made it through it. >> reporter: his attorney told us that he was wanting to get on with his life, and that he would likely move away from this area. now, as far as the reaction from the community, right now there's a small group actually gathered outside of the courthouse at the bottom of the steps there, not really doing any marching per se, but

carlson leaning into those questions, and rittenhouse using legal language.e he's going to go after people who he believes defamed him in the future. he told carlson he is studying right now to be a nurse but he's thinking about going into law instead, and it seems to me we're going to be hearing more from the right, both valorizing rittenhouse, and i wonder, frankly by this time next year, are we going to see rittenhouse at conferences being held up as a hero. >> it's so different than what his attorney thinks should be the future for kyle rittenhouse, his attorney who knows him better than his folks thinks she should change his name and get out of town. brian stelter, thank you. >> thanks. >>> the international olympic committee is accused of quote sports washing, serious human righting violations as new questions emerge in the case of the chinese tennis star peng shuai, all the mystery surrounding this, next. when i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contracture, i waited to get treated. thought surgery was my only option. but then i found out about nonsurgica

joining me is tucker carlson host of "tucker carlson tonight." his new documentary is available on fox nation right now. tucker, what do you think of the democrats and what they did to their lofty ambitions of standing up for those wrongly accused? >> and they were at one point the anti-war party. they joined the home team. law and order is striking. you agree with what you just said. they are for defunding the police but ramping up the power of federal law enforcement: the fbi and arming the irs. any armed group of people they can control is good. any armed group of people they don't control is bad which is you with your ar-15 in your closet mr. law abiding citizen. i don't think most conservatives think about who is armed or not but the democrat party obsesses over it. if you are armed they want to control you. >> laura: tim ryan made interesting comments about the january 6th sentencing suggestions. >> i don't think you can sentence them for enough years. this is not a time for mercy. this is a time for justice and just is being served. >> lau

. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. in retrospect it's remarkable, just how dishonest, how thoroughly and intentionally dishonest the media coverage of the rittenhouse story turned out to be. it was a lie. he was not a white supremacist. he was never in the militia. never crossed state lines with a firearm.

. >> will: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." i am will cain in for tucker. disturbing phone calls started coming into jacksonville sheriff's police office on a wednesday night just a few weeks ago. motorists had reported seeing a man covered in blood walking along the highway. and then he disappeared into the woods. when authorities finally arrested the man the next morning, they identified him as a honduran migrant named medina although i. he claimed to be a teenager. authorities followed the trail of blood left to find his victim, a 46-year-old father of four. security camera showed him stabbing a man multiple times and beating him to death with a tear in his own home, just a terrible story. investigators suspect he was lying about his identity so they checked in with the honduran consulate and that is when they found out that he is not, in fact, a teenager. he is actually 23 years old, and he is in this country illegally. so how did he get here? it turned out he did not sneak across the border. he did not overstay his visa. instead, according to a report

tucker carlson is extremely sympathetic to rittenhouse's case and if you watched the interview tonightments him and calls him a sweet kid, those are carl tucker son's words, not mine. he is not on excusing his actions on that night but really saying that we need more people like kyle rittenhouse in society. and so it's not too surprising i guess from a public relations standpoint if you're handing out an interview to someone, you know, tucker carlson has the biggest microphone on the right. he's certainly talking to an audience very sympathetic to his case. >> a double edge sword comes with that. here is more from the interview because he's explaining what he said to police right after by the way he killed two people and injured a third. here he is. >> i said hey, i just had to shoot somebody. i just had to shoot somebody and then they say go home and i didn't know this until -- >> go home? >> yeah. the officer said to go home. i don't think he knew what happened or heard me. there was a lot of chaos going on. >> yes. >> i mean, elliott, he says his case is not about race but just look

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. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." prices are up and what is interesting is how the press covers rising gas prices. if you look it is clear they are not interested in the topic, they don't find it compelling. in fact, they may be a little bored by it. that shouldn't surprise you. there is no greater divide in american life than the gap between people who care about what gas cost and the people who don't care. it is a cultural divide, obviously, a chasm of class, economics, and geography. those who take a uber versus those who drive their own car.

tammy: obviously tomorrow night interview with tucker carlson.we have i feel very strongly about, this has had to come from the left, this is a narrative that they have and they did not want the discussion about what happened, not just in kenosha but around the country. this was about not wanting people to actually think about why would the guy who said he supports the blm movement why was kyle there in the first place, why did he need to be there. that is not what the left wants to have a conversation about, and keeping this about him, this weird conversation about white supremacy when this was about him defending himself and he to defended himself in this case against three white men. even that they still don't want to discuss. in the face of all the what we know with this interview coming up i'm going to give everybody the floor, what is your take on this? julie: for 70 states white supremacy against white men i do not understand that. i know the white supremacy definition and i don't know what to have it in me but white people to think there

. >> next, judge jeanine pirro and tucker carlson. [♪♪♪] m on fire ♪ ♪ so light 'em up, up, up light 'em... ♪ when i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contracture, i waited to get treated. thought surgery was my only option. but then i found out about nonsurgical treatments. it was a total game changer. learn more about the condition at factsonhand.com pete: up next is a woman that needs no introduction. you know her on the channel "justice with judge jeanine," and the hit show on foxnation, "castles usa." judge jeanine pirro. [♪♪♪] judge jeanine: what a great night to be with friends tonight. this year marks 20 years since the september 11 terror attack. a day none of us will ever forget. but from the devastation, amazing stories of courage emerged. among those were the passengers of flight 93. they were a group of strangers who not only came together to fight back against the hijackers, but they kept the fourth plane from hitting our nation's capitol. and one of those strangers, one of those strangers was todd beamer. and he is this ye

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> kevin: this is "tucker carlson tonight" and i'm filling in.house, tremendous so more of the exclusive interview and a segment you've never seen before and is coming your way in a moment so stand by. it is a free-for-all in san francisco and we've been reporting with fox & friends, this past weekend mobs of thieves ransacked shops. law enforcement calling these raids organize. p you think so? in a single 24 hours to me of a mob of looters targeting a louis vuitton high-end store. as many as 80 looters and ski masks rated a nordstrom. it asnesses described something out of a movie. that's what i think. in oakland, about 70 miles away, the, same. marijuana dispensaries and other stores. car break-ins are on the rise as well. break-ins are up 753%. the hoover institute recently noted, san francisco is now more dangerous than 98% of the u.s. cities. compton, california. a city famous for drug wars and gang wars. it's almost twice as safe as san francisco. most all of this increase in crime can be traced back to proposition 47. that's a referendum t

i am brian kilmeade and this is "tucker carlson tonight."ording to the schedule, i'm filling in all show. standby. by now many of you know and have seen tucker's interview with kyle rittenhouse. it's tremendous. we have more of that exclusive interview, segment you've never seen before. it's coming your way in a matter of moments. standby. it's a free-for-all in san francisco. we've been reporting about this since "fox & friends" this morning. this past weekend mobs of these ramps fact shops. law enforcement calling these raids organize. you think so? in a single 24 hours to me of a mob of looters targeting a louis vuitton high-end store. as many as 80 looters and ski masks rated a nordstrom. eyewitnesses described it as something out of a movie. that's what i think. in oakland, about 70 miles away, the same. lack of time, hundreds of vehicles reportedly targeted. marijuana dispensaries and other stores. car break-ins are on the rise as well. break-ins are up 753%. the hoover institute recently noted, san francisco is now more dangerous than

can you see fox is in bed with rittenhouse, filming it late at night for a documentary for tucker carlson's unit. he had a crew embedded behind the scenes with rittenhouse throughout the trial. and a portion of the interview with the 18-year-old will air on monday. so fox is using the rittenhouse story to drive subscription for its streaming service, and the right wing media has also seized on this moment to slam the rest of the media for the trial coverage. i do think there's an important conversation to be had about why so many folks had a misunderstanding about some of the facts in this case. yes, there was a lot of confusion in august of 2020, but we learned during the trial that some of the assumptions were false hbds, some left wing outlets providing a skewed picture of what happened on that awful night in kenosha, and there's been confusion ever since. this coverage, of course, dominating cable news for days. i want to bring in three voices you haven't heard on this network yet, beginning with the president of longtime network rachel stockman, former media critic of baltimore sun, da

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until then, tucker carlson is up next. ♪♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson."olitical candidate is running for congress in the first district of illinois. that covers the south side of chicago and some of the southern suburbs. in late september, jamal was walking in the hyde park neighborhood just yards from lake michigan when someone shot him through the arm. in the end he recovered from his wound. he went back to campaigning, and then on tuesday of this week he narrowly escaped being shot a second time. some unknown assailant opened with a rifle just blocks from the university of chicago, so he dove under a car and escaped being hit to. be clear these were not assassination attempts so far as we know against a congressional candidate. he just happens to live in the city of chicago and living there all of a sudden it's that dangerous. given how dangerous chicago has become it would be interesting to know exactly what the sitting mayor is doing to fight crime. in fact, we do know thanks to data breach that reveals city emails, we can answer that question. for e

give it up for america's culture warrior, our friend, tucker carlson.>> thank you. >> you got it buddy. >> come on. >> thank you. thank you for having me. i don't go anywhere any more. i am hunched over by ipad, to be in a roomful of people so obviously decent who keep fox going, kind of blowing my mind, does not happen every day. i find that really inspiring. i really appreciated -- >> i love you. >> i love you too. [applause] >> stories of people on the stage, all of whom were heroes. i thought that person is more impressive than i am, so is that person, it got to 100% of the people, which is fine. but i thought to myself, these people have taken greater risks than i have, they are more impressive than i am, they are still recognize american in the way they are impressive. they were americans raised in culture we're products of, that are exhibit american attributes, they are humble, not that interested in talking about themselves. they are confident. that is one thing i notice when i leave washington and new york people outside of the big cities have

to watch tucker carlson's exclusive interview with kyle rittenhouse. carley: winsome pierce sparring on the existence of critical race theory in the virginia school system. watch. >> you oppose critical race theory being taught in schools which is not part of virginia's curriculum. >> i beg to differ that crt is not taught. >> i did not say that. i said it's not part of the curriculum. >> it's in the curriculum. it's weaved in and out of the curriculum. carley: she campaigned on an anti-crt platform, rallying behind fact based education. the u.s. is on notice as another migrant caravan heads towards the u.s. southern border as ken paxton says there is no way the government can keep track of the migrants crossing into the united states. >> this is deja vu all over again. it happens every day. it continues to happen. we know they're being moved all over the country and we know we aren't able to keep track of p them. carley: he says there is not enough known about migrants entering the u.s. he says they are being secretly transported by planes and busses.

. ♪ smiledirectclub ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."ge in the kyle rittenhouse trial has just sent the jurors home tonight to think about the trial for yet another day. so far, deliberations in this case have lasted about 20 hours. in a normal proceeding, we would have the jury's decision in about 20 minutes. the essential question in this case is really clear. did kyle rittenhouse have good reason to believe dangerous men were trying to murder him? and the answer is also clear and unequivocal: yes, he did. these people were definitely trying to murder kyle rittenhouse.es so rittenhouse's response to that was the definition of self-defense. desperate split second decisions made in the face of unwanted aggression in an attempt to save his own life. that's what happened every person who testified on both sides of the trial confirmed that. no honest person doubts it kyle rittenhouse never should have been charged in the first place. yet, he was. the reason he was is very simple from. this the beginning this case was driven by politics and

there is a reason why tucker carlson is the highest host.d poison is what fox stands for. they said we were hoping this place might come back to normal, go back to a nor moderate pace. fox is choosing its lane, and its lane is over on tkpwoepl effort and greene's side and not on this more moderate back to politics sort of lane. >> explain to me rupert murdoch felt fox should be doing and why it's not doing that. >> a few days ago he comes out and said president trump, the past is the past. in order to have conservatives leading the way, we need to let the past go and focus on the future. and yet over the weekend, trump calling in the laura ingraham show saying the election was rigged. and he is on sean hannity tonight, and he will probably say the same thing. i think murdoch, in his gentle wii, is jabbing the former president again. his jabs seem disconnected from what happens on fox news. if rupert murdoch would have cared about this, he would have made sure the reporters wouldn't have resigned last night. >> finally, brian, steve hayes and

a documentary part of what is featured on tucker carlson original patriot purge.w you what he found. you can head over to tucker carlson.com during the break to get brand new merch. we do not have supply chain issues. ♪ the worst genocide in human history also destroyed the lives of thousands of jewish survivors still suffering today. god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. "comfort ye, comfort my people." especially during this holiday season of hanukkah. when i come here and i sit with lilia i realize what she needs right now is food. these elderly jews are weak and they're sick. they're living on $2 a day this now, is how god's children are living. take this time to send a survival food box to these forgotten jews. the international fellowship of christians and jews urgently need your gift of $25 now to help provide one survival food box with all of the essentials they critically need for their diet for one month. your special holiday gift will provide everything they need to celebrate the miracle of hanukkah. this is the first time in over 7

adam kinzinger says tucker carlson is a manipulative son of a bitch. the rage works.ously ignorant, which i don't think. i think tucker's really smart. you're a manipulative son of a bitch who manipulates your viewers for your own personal profit so whatever the 1/6 committee is in possession of, alexi, it's clear that congressman kinzinger and congresswoman liz cheney are focused on tucker carlson's role in all this. >> well, and that's especially because he's become a larger and louder kind of defining figure within this new wing of the republican party that's emerged under donald trump since he was running for office in the 2016 election. and you know, he kind of represents that conspiracy theory mindset or that, you know, fan fiction you were just referencing from the bulwark, as you were reading it, i was thinking about how that premise is not totally dissimilar from the conspiracy theories and mis and disinformation campaigns that are driving large swaths of republicans and republicans figures like tucker carlson, donald trump, and others, trying to say that jan

. >>> meanwhile, fox news says it did not pay for a tucker carlson-produced documentary that involved a film crew being embedded with kyle rittenhouse throughout his high-profile trail. a trailer of the documentary was released on carlson's show ahead of a separate interview with rittenhouse that airs tomorrow. >> it's the stuff that keeps you up at night. like, once you finally do get to sleep, your dreams are about what happened and you're waking up in a dark, cold sweat. >> have you had dreams about what happened? >> every single night. it's quite scary actually because the dreams feel so real, and they're not the same at all. they're all different. they're the different scenarios that run through your head, like what could have happened. >> and joining me now, a senior fellow and former politics editor. thank you both so much for being with us. chris, we all know you used to work at fox. the idea that tucker carlson secretly had a film crew embedded with rittenhouse making what looks to be a right-wing propaganda documentary, and then, you know, they are all on tv on fox slamming