take gene editor dan carlson who solved a need for his work in in -- in a unique group, farmers.is particularly painful for the animals themselves. he seems to have found a solution. we have a report on this. >> this is brie. he might look like any other cow, but there is one thing about him that sets him apart from his breed. bree has never grown up their -- grown a pair of horns. that was not a fluke of nature. parts of his dna were rewritten by this man. using new tools in gene editing, scientists like him are gaining unprecedented control over the fate of all living things. my name is dan carlson and i may gene editor. buckle up. the field is changing, almost by the day. new innovations. new techniques. , it willing technology improve our lives in a number of ways. startup herefor a in st. paul, minnesota. >> this is the embryology of -- embryology lab. >> he is tackling a problem that has plagued farmers for generations. most dairy cattle are born with horns which they can use to hurt each other and their human handlers. because of that, worldwide, farmers remove horns from

gene editor dan carlson saw a need for his work in in unique group, farmers.hat is particularly in full for animals itself, seems to have found a solution in his work. we have a report on this. >> this is brie. he might look like any other call, but there is one thing about him that sets him apart from his breed. he has never grown up their horns. that was not a fluke of nature. parts of his dna were rewritten by this man. editing, tools in gene santos like him are gaining unprecedented control -- scientists like him are gaining things.over many >> my name is dan crawls and i am aging editor. the field is changing, almost daily. gene editor.a this technology will improve our lives in so many ways. >> here in st. paul, minnesota. >> this is the embryology of lab. >> he is tackling a problem that has big farmers for generations. most dairy cattle are born with horns which they can use to hurt each other and their human handlers. because of that, worldwide, farmers are move horns from millions of dairy calves each year. but it is a painful and distressing problem

carlson tonight." a remarkable amount of news today for a friday in july. dan joins us in a moment to go through it.will talk to the most prominent democratic socialist in america, cornell west about how his movement seeks to change this country. first according to john solomon, new memos show an effort by the fbi officials to cripple the trump administration. these memos reveal politically inflamed fbi empployees working to accelerate an investigation into donald trump before election day. at heart of this peter strzok who landed the russia investigation from the beginning and promised his girlfriend they could stop trump. they did their best. in september 2016, carter page wrote a letter to the director of the fbi jim comey about false leaks about him. strzok's reaction: at a minimum this letter provides us the pretext to interview carter page. in other words an excuse. in another memo strzok tells page he is placing the hurry the f up pressure on mccabe to get a fisa warrant to spy on carter page. even after the election they didn't stop. strzok stresses the need to share any derogatory informati

our chief legal analyst dan abrams is here along with employment attorney nancy erika smith who represented gretchen carlson harassment lawsuit against roger ailes. good morning to both of you. nancy, it looks like for now at least moonves is staying on at cbs. what's your reaction to that decision? >> i think that's a very bad decision. that puts a lot of pressure on the current employees. he's the ceo. if there is an investigation -- i don't think it's independent. i think the board say they were hiring outside counsel which means their lawyer. "the new yorker" reported their chief compliance officer said it was still betsy plevin who was allegedly investigating mr. rose since may 3rd. she's a defense lawyer. she spent her career investigating harassers. i don't think that is the best independent investigator and i think it puts a lot of pressure on current employees if they're being interviewed about their existing boss. >> you mentioned charlie rose. it's interesting, dan, cbs as we know was very quick to act against the allegations against mr. rose. doesn't seem to be quite the case at least for now ag

carlson tonight." a remarkable amount of news today for a friday in july. dan joins us in a moment to go through it.will talk to the most prominent democratic socialist in america, cornell west about how his movement seeks to change this country. first according to john solomon, new memos show an effort by the fbi officials to cripple the trump administration. these memos

. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> tucker: good >> tucker: welcome to tucker carlson tonight a remarkable amount of news today for a friday in july. dan just a moment a go through it. later, we will talk to the most prominent democratic socialist in america. prominent democratic socialist in america, cornell west about how his movement seeks to change this country. first according to john solomon, new memos show an effort by the fbi officials to cripple the trump administration. these memos

carlson tonight." a remarkable amount of news today for a friday in july. dan joins us in a moment to go through it.list in america, cornell west about how his movement seeks to change this country. first according to john solomon, new memos show an effort by the fbi officials to cripple the trump administration. these memos