if you feel like things are falling apart and there is answer douglas murray had an answer.ourage on the part of all of us. just tell the truth. it was a really long and very interesting conversation. i can't recommend it highly enough. here is the first part of it. the whole sense of what is important in our society has changed radically and ugly direction. it makes everything political. it wants the politicize everything. it wants to politicize art, it wants to politicize poetry. all all of the things in our life picked up and spun through politics. if they think white people and black people cannot understand each other and cannot speak across boundaries, then there is nothing left but war. hatred, oppression, bigotry, much more. and i think that anyone black, white, any other color should say no, we are not doing that. we're sitting this one out. in fact, we're going to do more than sit this one out. we are going to fight back. we are not going to play that game. we know where it leads, even if you don't. so, i very much hope that people realize what these so-called anti

douglas murray thank you so much >> it's a great pleasure.es for at this point in time. >> they should be embarrassed it's an open border agenda and they're not hiding it very well. >> today the house is expected to give final approval to the $1.9 trillion covid relief bill. >> every time the federal government takes more money and prints it or borrows it it ends up hurting america's poor and middle class. ainsley: governor gavin newsom delivered his state of the state address, slamming the push to recall him. >> we're not going to change course just because of a few naysayers. >> we have a governor that is b otching, that's why you're seeing recall. brian: the commander in the pacific warning about the threat of china. >> our conventional return is actually eroding. >> i'd say it's four and a half alarm fire and we have to prepare. >> all of the numbers are moving in the right direction. >> i'm happy that we are open. i'm happy that people can make the decision what they want to do. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ainsley: remember when rush limbaugh said when h

douglas murray is one of the smartest people watching our current moment, he of course the best selling author, joins us tonight to assess. thanks so much for coming on. the world's largest bookseller banning books. what's next after this, do you think? where is this heading? >> this is exactly a big tech fear worst nightmare. many of us worried for years about big tech, the way large companies would end up taking over everything. they would not face monopolies like they would have done decades ago, they just took over everything at some of us always worried what will they do once they're in that position? and we are starting to see what they'll do. you know, because increasingly you can't go to your local independent bookseller because amazon made them go out of business years ago. during the pandemic, the remaining bookshops that exist weren't allowed to open so amazon had another great advantage and here they are at this moment of almost complete dominance in their trade deciding how to flex their ideological muscles. >> tucker: i mean for amazon to say that during black history mont

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here's a sneak peek of his interview with douglas murray, author. >> what is important in our societywant to politicize art. they want to politicize poetry. all of the things that were meaningful in our lives have been picked up and spun through this cycle of politics. >> dagen: new episodes drop monday, wednesday and friday. they're unfiltered on the hot topic that tucker's show touch upon. tucker, just tell us what is in store. >> tucker: that interview made my day. it was one of those monday mornings where you wake up and so much going on so much that i disagree with and feel ominous and overwhelming. it's like what will happen to america? getting to spend an hour with dougly murray, one of the smartest people i ever met. not a lot of horsepower but so thoughtful and deep and connected to the things that matter that give you joy that are not politics, by the way. speaking to someone like that gave me hope. he made -- it's really reflecting. i'm not just saying that. all it takes is people in their quiet smart ways to tell the truth. resolve to tell the truth in your daily life and

that is douglas murray, leader of the scottish conservatives there.world, coronavirus is giving government the same, they have responded in very different ways. in south korea, the prime minister introduced strict rules even before there was a confirmed case. good afternoon, prime minister.— confirmed case. good afternoon, prime minister. from the very start, we ut in prime minister. from the very start, we put in place _ prime minister. from the very start, we put in place prevention _ prime minister. from the very start, j we put in place prevention measures to stop the same thing happening again, the stop history repeating itself, so the government acted in a much stronger way compared to the past. track and trace teams use cctv. mobile phones and credit card dated to keep track on all confirmed cases in anyone they might�*ve come into contact with. seen from outside, these efforts may appear too intrusive but they have not had to lock down in south korea like many other countries have. dale fisher, says governments in the far east were by far the

here to react is author and journalist douglas murray.ime. people think this is bits and pieces here and there, dr. seuss here, harry potter there, but it is very insidious. we see amazon quietly taking books off its platform if it disagrees with some prevailing ideology about gender. this cancel culture thing is going on. it will limit what americans are allowed to know about, to read about, what they are allowed to enjoy and those who say cancel culture is a threat to their freedom is absolutely right. jillian: 88% of republicans found culture -- cancel culture was a threaded 40% of democrats want divide? >> this is very interesting. this is proof of something, the left has a very confused attitude towards cancel culture. two thought that old simultaneously. the first is that there is no such thing as cancel culture. it has been invented by crazy right-wingers. the second, i could do with losing that one. they think cancel culture doesn't exist and they benefit when books they disagree with our band. when people they disagree with our t

need id to enter a grocery store, you would be objection to showing id, author and columnist douglas murray restriction, passed in georgia, look at that, democrats are claiming the idea that he voter may have to show a driving license if they want to show up and voted early democrats are claiming that is an amazing infringement on voter rights, stacy abrams saying this in fact in georgia is jim crow 2.oh. if you want to show a driver's license, that is jim crow right there. i can't help noticing the same people saying that, how dare you ask voters that provide any identification for doing the most important duty in american citizen can do is wildly wildly infringing on their rights. that everyone not belong to this idea about all having to carry out the most basic and mundane things in daily lives. >> popple aren't existing in america without ids which i can't enter a building in a major city without a id especially after 9/11, you can't rent a car, you can't get on a plane, there's nothing you can do without a id. >> which raises the question why would anyone want the voter registration to

here to react british author and journalist and intellectual superstar douglas murray.the three months is the age you can expect your baby to become racist. from three months onward parents across america are to indoctrinate their children into anti-racism which looks a lot like the old racism. i have followed this for a while now. i've taken great interest in the attempt to indoctrinate and have read quite a lot that the washington post talked about. they have to be seen to be believed. preschoolers -- a is for activists. and for preschoolers, it has a is for activists, he is for inequality, tea, is for trans. before it is for trains. would love it to be for trains, instant explain trans ideology. this is what we are talking about. a bizarre attempt to completely confuse and confound the minds of young american kids by assuming they are all racist and have to be reprogrammed asap. will: here are a few more. the recommendations for toddlers and children, music understanding of gender and personhood, drag queens ten, children's books to discuss intersection audi and flas

let's bring in douglas murray, author of the madness of crowds, gender, race and identity in the strangedren's schools. for parents to say what is happening in child's college and to say this isn't right. we can't have america divided up among racial lines of groups that are some privileged and some are not. not just in education but in public discourse. look what happened last week, tragic horrible shooting becomes a race war. activists who spent recent years denigrating asian americans start talking about what privilege asian americans do or do not have. is divisive, impossible and wrong. >> you have written the following in the daily wire. being told we can't question, quote, the truth of anyone who says they are a victim is more evidence of the world's mass derangement syndrome. victimhood is not only a shield against rebuttal but even being questions but what happens when there is this victimhood olympics. if everyone is claiming the status of victimhood what happens when you add two victims going against each other with competing interests? >> one of the specific stories that promp