. >> brian: he is ari fleischer. thanks so much, ari, i appreciate you closing the show with me. >> thank you, walter. >> brian: you have been watching "fox news primetime." i'm brian kilmeade. listen to the radio show tomorrow 9 to noon and back here tomorrow night at 7:00. tucker carlson is now. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." a horrible story from the state

ari fleischer you have experience with white house briefings. what i find interesting about these briefings, and joe mentioned it yesterday, the media becomes adversarial when it's a republican and raise questions in the form of propaganda when it's a democrat. you are such a wonderful guy. that's why people are coming here? was that a question. >> it was soft ball with joe biden and spit ball with donald trump. a reporter is supposed to be fair and neutral. let's do an experiment. let's say that donald trump is still president, mitch mcconnell was the majority leader of the senate and republicans controlled the house. and mitch mcconnell said we will abolish the filibuster. i think it's racist. it interferes with us getting our republican agenda through. we are pro-life. we will change america. do you think the press would be cheerleading him on for getting rid of the filibuster. they would have said you are stomping on minority rights. the press would have been offended. it would have shown in every question they asked. here roll over and make

ari fleischer joins us. ari there is 15 executive departments.do you read anything into this? >> well, walter cronkite, let me tell you my take on this is either one of two things, either joe biden is being incredibly gracious. >> brian: yep. >> just wants to extend the rubric of the administration to his vice president or it's a real sign and it could be both that joe biden is definitely a one-term president at the age of 82 he has no intention of running for re-election and he is paving the way now for his preferred candidate to succeed him kamala harris. i strongly suspect it's the latter, much more than the former. >> brian: right. now, something else that's going on and might be because the former senator, former attorney general is new to the job. but, as you know, the military is escorting off military planes she seems not to be saluting the marines, the army, whoever is the military officer there who is greeting her. is that a problem? >> you know, i think it's a mistake by her. i'm not going to throat book at her on this. you know, i jus

join me now ari fleischer fox news contributor.hreatening compassionate, grandfatherly figure in that kind of continued last night. >> and i do have to say, i think there is a value to empathy. empathy in connection with the american people at a time of struggle. so i will give empathy. about laura, headlined that i heard last night is we are not allowed even on july 4th to gather in any large numbers outside. ire that is what he said. he said that if things go well and things could still go wrong, maybe by july 4th, we can have small gatherings with our friends outside in our backyards. what?n so no baseball games? no large attended events, no fourth july picnics or parades or large numbers of people? i think america is so beyond this, and that is the best he can do for his hopes for the american people? and so i just think theer media and joe biden are in one place and the american people largely in another. >> laura: the emotionality of it with masking, the real truth is what you are saying, ari, this really isn't over. they are

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fox news contributor ari fleischer and katie pavlich. this is huge.dict -- go ahead, sir. >> i was going to start with dr. fauci because i worked with them in the bush administration after the anthrax attacks. i will give you my take, john. i respect dr. fauci and i like listening to dr. fauci, i think he's a wise man. but he's a specialist. i remember when the covid outbreak began he talked about it we should and shake hands, he said he's always thought we should not shake hands. this is the problem when you have a specialist who gets in charge of things that are outside their specialty. if we lived in a bubble, there'd be no infectious diseases but we would not be humans anymore. that's the balance have defined in life and make smart choices about covid. i will get vaccinated saturday so my saturdays coming out. and i'm looking forward to it. >> sean: you look so much younger though. >> found she is not the only one who can make a choice. >> i want to be careful here. dr. fauci has spent his life trying to help people be well, katie, i would to be c

here now national syndicated radio host dana loesch, ari fleischer. dana, we will start with you on this. the biggest "i believe her"? kamala harris. i haven't heard a single word out of her now, shocking. >> yeah, no, neither have i. thanks for having me on. i think the whole i believe her and believe all women is situational and predicated on whoever is in the seat of power. that seems to be the case. it certainly was under kavanaugh and it's amazing to me how many of these very empowered strong women who were all lining up behind kavanaugh positivistic users, including this one grown woman who apparently talked about partying with high schoolers, now they are nowhere to be found on this. it's situational. they're using -- first off, it's such a disk management to struggle that actual victims of this sort of predatory behavior indoor, because there are women who go through stuff like that and i will say there's due to go through things like this too to diminish the pain that these people feel by using it as a political ammunition is inexcusable. if

do you remember now today what words mr fleischer was having troubles or no would it have been baseball i remember saying that. you remember you don't remember what refresh your writing not a poem to refresh your recollection to you a transcript of your statement absolutely. wrong page it didn't just say. i followed as i can't find it right now well we may come back to that do you recall describing some other behaviors of mr florida while he was in the store correct what were those behaviors he was doing a couple of stretches like a lunch ok kind of like kind of stepping forward like in the us it was more of a side lunch started like that so for the record i understand kind of feet together and stretching over to the side with one leg right putting his arms in front of him. and kind of based on your observations of his behavior his speech patterns that's what. what caused you to form the impression he was under the influence. not then you alternately. met with the prosecution team on march 12th in preparation for your testimony. and that's when you. were able to view some of the videos

molly hemingway and ari fleischer, no stranger to the big moments at the white house, at the podium. standing by with their thoughts on how they would do this q&a that just ended. tommy laren and jason riley and marc thiessen join us with their questions. peter doocy was not given a chance to ask his questions. had you been asked, what would you have asked? >> there were not a ton of questions about covid-19 and there really were not any meaningful questions about this jobs plan, particularly green jobs. he wants to transform the entire economy beginning in this administration to a green economy. there was an opportunity, many opportunities this afternoon to ask that and did not come up. so we'll hope next time maybe we'll be on the list that he was reading from. in the past -- fox has never been on a list but we've had attention getting -- we've had success getting the president's attention as he leaves. that wasn't the case today. he said i'm leaving and he did it. he left. the one issue that came up the most probably was immigration. there were not a ton of specifics about when th

ari fleischer joins us and he said it's time we hear from the governor himself. >> i think it's morenor. we have heard from the women and it was so notable that they all had contemporaneous notes that prove the case which is really important, let him explain it. politically if he can survive this because explanation is accepted and overwhelmingly frenetic state, then put him to the test. more democrats are on board, and this is kathleen rice. she put this statement out, the time has come and the governor must resign. >> very powerful. her voice coming out represents that there is growing democrats support for his resignation but i agree with his point which is he's entitled to due process. and in his words, explain himself because a written statement has fallen short. heat they have made light of very serious accusations and his women are extremely credible. and explaining for both of these scandals, what exactly is going on? >> he's got a lot on his plate. he had a briefing explain himself and it didn't go well. he tried to explain how he handled the nursing home situation and the p

. ♪ >> hello, everyone, i'm jillian neela along with lawrence jones, ari fleischer and rachel camposuffy and welcome to "the big sunday show." >> president trump plans a return to social media with his own platform that will, quote, completely redefine the game. >> ari, what do you have? >> president biden set to finally hold his first news conference on thursday. can we really trust the press to ask the right things? we'll share the top questions they should be asking. >> that should be interesting. and rachel. >> a father has been accused of dropping his toddler inside his elephant habitat at the san diego zoo. but first, fox news has learned that customses and border rex is considering releasing illegal border crossers into the without a court date. a source revealing that, quote: border patrol has no choice but to release people nearly immediately of after apprehension because there is no space to hold people, even to do necessary paperwork. now, this comes as migrant children continue to come into our country at a rate of about 600 per day and more than 15,000 are now reportedly

joining me to react, fox news contributor and former white house press secretary, ari ari fleischer andoncha. perfectly staged, perfectly scripted. at the ends they pat themselves on the back for a job well done. this has to be a new phenomenon in washington. >> i thought that was a perfect media critique. reporters fundamentally line up with the democratic party far more than they line up with the republican party. so when you hear reporters frame certain issues, it's all about we should abolish the filibuster so you can get your policies through. immigrants have a right to come to america, don't they? the georgia legislation. they call it voter restrictions, they don't call it voter integrity. all the questions to joe biden, how can we help you frame your democratic agenda to get it through. what's so sad about it is they don't even play the devil's advocate anymore. jesse: joe concha, not only did he have a script in front of him about north korea, china and statistics about the border. he had the pictures of the correspondents on who to call and what order to call on. they know they

. >> reporter: former white house presbytery ari fleischer says communication and immigration from the biden team should be simpler and more direct. >> there's only one message, the message should be don't come illegally in any way, shape or form. if you come illegally we will stop you, you will not enter america. we are a nation of immigrants and we should have people come here. it enriches us. we are better country but when one of the first things you do is land the going, begin building a new life legally. the biden administration created this crisis and it is a crisis. >> remember the word crisis was used by the left and the media under donald trump. 8 minutes after the hour, brothers and sisters in blue will escort a shasta beauty home. just in badwell was shot near the florida georgia line on saturday. for officers lining the street while his hearse is escorted from the tallahassee hospital. two brothers facing murder charges, new video appears to show troy and brad phillips arms trying to break into a home. summonses they ran away when he shot back, no suspects were arrested. th

our fleischer asked, amazing biden could the filibuster is racist, nothing the white house reporter asked if it was racist when biden and obama filibustered. >> president obama makes a lot of sense when it comes to the filibuster. you do want to come up with solutions that are bipartisan and when you end the filibuster, that the tremendous amount of power to the majority in the senate and so i think you would hope biden would be listening to former president obama but what you are seeing more and for the democrats are organizing focus on marketing on ending the filibuster across the nation to say having these far left agenda items that president biden and democrat party are pushing so republicans need to be ready for this fight because it is coming and it is going to be hard to stop if republicans don't push back hard as we've seen with what mitch mcconnell did on the senate floor recently. >> reporter: washington examiner, the useless questions came mostly from the same people who build themselves during the trip your as no-nonsense seekers of truth. go figure. what did you make of the q

ari fleischer is here to react.eg abbott will be holding a press conference there moments from now on the record surge in minors. we will have that for you and we could hear from andrew cuomo moments from now. will he to resign? we will see victory hours, join us on st. patrick's day. we will see you top of the hour. >> thank you. fresh reaction from a former president trump, walking back the story about the phone call with the top georgia election investigator. the newly emerged recording found the post fundamentally misquoted than president trump. he spoke exclusively with them last night on fox news prime time. listen. >> it probably affected the senate race, but it was a terrible thing and i was happy that "the washington post" had the courage to at least admit their mistake. they were told something that didn't exist and it made me sound bad and i think when i heard it i said, that's ridiculous. i never said that. >> you served in real time while this was playing out. your thoughts? >> it's a single anonymous s

ari fleischer reacting, quote, why is it acceptable to challenge the validity of signatures on the competitions of the same standards are applied to signatures on absentee ballots. arizona curriculum suggesting 3-month-old babies can have signs of racism. it is under investigation. arizona's department of education, no time-honored when the probe may. democratic state senator sponsoring legislation to teach 5-year-olds about gender identity, 8-year-olds about hormone blockers and 11-year-olds about angel sex and gender identities. new york currently does not have state sex ed requirements. trump administration rules on sexual assault was bolstered the due process rights of the accused are under review after president biden signed an executive order on that. unclear when changes to those protections could take effect. look at the video of a massive brawl between the customer and several employees at a bath and body works store. a police spokesman says the fight started over someone cutting in line. the company that owns the store says it is deeply concerned and it is investigating the viral inci

ari fleischer is here. we got the nine-day warning.of nine days. no. a good reason for it, john. if you were at the white house, you want to read the morning papers, know who is red hot but you might not want to put the president in the middle of it. let's say there's a story about a cabinet secretary and it's a huge controversy. you want the president to go out that morning, that afternoon? the orange reason i can think he gave the courtesy of nine days now is to get the press off of their back. they're tired of getting hounded. so they just said it. >> john: it does leave it to the winds what might happen that day. another big issue, democrats are letting getting rid of the filibuster in the senate. president biden suggested it needed to change. not long ago, the democrats were all about the filibuster. let's watch this. >> what about that nuclear option doing away with the filibuster? >> well, i can tell you, that would be the end of the senate as originally devised and created. >> the point is, we left the 60 votes in place for the

ari fleischer, thank you for your time today.your big brain a little bit about what to make of this now, ari? >> this will be the issue that breaks the senate. when it comes to the core, the heart that beats and leads the democratic party. one is identity politics, the second the gun control. they think gun control is the answer they'll break the filibuster over this. i don't think they have any choice. the base demands it. they demand action. they say thoughts and prayers are not enough. you think the filibuster is? i think they'll push gun control and not seek a bipartisan compromise as senator mcconnell discussed. instead they'll try to get through whatever they can get through on 50 votes. this will be the issue that they challenge the filibuster. >> bill: wow, quite a statement. another statement president obama came out immediately we can overcome opposition by cowardly politicians and the pressure of a gun lobby that opposes any limit on the availability of anyone to assembly an arsenal. we can and must. on the filibuster,

despite the media's hive mentality, ari fleischer says biden speech last night revealed a dark side andooking to snuff out another promising covid therapeutic?nd a shocking story of another politically charged roadblock. and a presidential ad campaign made for the media, and a new chapter in the harry and meghan drama. raymond arroyo has it all in "friday follies."ic but first, the dynamic duo of deception.

rachel: rachel with lawrence jones, ari fleischer cdc issuing guidelines for children in school theyeen students as long as everyone wearing mask preventative measures are followed however recommending six feet of distance between adults in the building teachers unions chief randy weingarten pushing back saying it is roads in space concerns not safety. >> the issue is that this is being driven by space concerns, not by safety concerns. we got to read studies got to see what it really means, and i just hope this is not a rush, to put in twice as many desks in a place starting to get things reopened. rachel: you have been interviewing so many on "fox & friends" sinned this pandemic started do unions have a legitimate concern right here or do you think more, of -- hot air from them to get what they want. >> i mean seems like their concerns have mouptdz to keep adding concerns to the list that we he saw parents express every week the same story you have mothers saying i haven't been able to work i haven't been able to do what i need to be able to support families because they can't get k

ari fleischer reacting "why is it routine and acceptable to challenge the validity of signatures on atition but its voter suppression of the same standards are applied to signatures on absentee ballots." arizona curriculum suggesting 3-month-old babies can have signs of racism. we told you about it last week. it's under investigation. arizona's department of education giving no timeline on when that probe may conclude. new york democratic state senator sponsoring legislation to teach 5-year-olds about gender identity, 8-year-olds about hormone blockers and 11 euros about anal sex and various gender identities. trump administration rules around campus sexual assaults which bolster the due process rights of the accuser under review. president biden signed an executive order on that today. unclear when changes to those protections could take effect. this video of a massive brawl but when a customer and several employees had a bath body works store. police spokesman says the fight started over someone cutting in line. the company that owns the store says deeply concerned. it's investigati

joining me now ari fleischer, former press secretary and byron york, from the "washington examiner" boths contributors. ari, start with you. you are a communications expert. to me, tweets equate judgment. it's bad judgment. it's not a mistake. you have to try to tweet something, don't you? you have to work at it? >> well, first and foremost, trey, let me say watching that clip of you grill that guy, i'm glad i never have to cross intellectual swords with you. that was quite a show! yeah, look. i think you put your finger on human nature. it's accented in politics. you have two competitive politics and they are competitive and they are supposed to cross intellectual swords with each other and cross over ideas. you were measured by how good of a fighter you are. some people go too far. and that is the thing about politics. i think we are living in a fascinating time. i try to be polite when i communicate. i think that is always important. i think you can still have a good debought and be polite. we are in an era, president trump showed where it you have to fight hard and punch hard, counte

mollie hemingway, and ari fleischer.s cancel culture. >> i think a lot of people thought if senator schumer and the children called for his resignation, that would mean andrew cuomo had to resign. i'm not sure that's true, i live in virginia, our governor democrat ralph northam was in a horrible scandal involving his support for infanticide and a picture in which he wasn't sure he was the guy dressed up as the kkk member or in blackface. everyone said he had to resign. he chose not to, and these fine a few years later. i think you mentioned there are seven people who have made allegations, seven live women who have made allegations, they are also family members of 10,000 dead new yorkers who are frustrated that scandals not getting more attention. i think a lot of people in the media and the democrats are calling on him to resign for those allegations so they don't have to deal with the fact that the real scandal is how he handled the coronavirus. if it's been so long praising him saying he's done good things, when in fa

. >> martha: ari fleischer fox news contributor and former press secretary.resident during a press conference? >> i would put it in three categories. to have a list of reporters that you call on absolutely typical. no problem with that. to have a little bit of a jog of a memory for some statistics and things of that nature, no problem with that. but to read verbatim paragraphs worth of answers on china, afghanistan and north korea i've never seen anything like that before. the point of a news conference, martha, is to see a president think on his feet. to quickly judge how sharp is the president and how able is the president? we don't need to pay a president or their staff to write things down and read them off a script. everybody can do that. i just found it bewildering he could read those answers to foreign policy questions off a script. >> martha: i find your answer very interesting. you have seen a lot of these situations up close and as you say some of those things, to be fair on the cards, were statistics and things along those lines. you are so right w

be live ari fleischer and will cain i promise to talk to them separately. i just checked the lineup next is this guy named tucker carlson. listen to the drums. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." joe biden finally gave his first press conference this afternoon. no president has ever waited this long to answer questions in public. just as of yesterday we were not still entirely sure it would happen. a reporter at the white house saw biden ambling around and asked him if he was ready for his first press conference? what press conference, biden replied? apparently in the end somebody told him a staffer pointed biden toward the tape mark on the floor and gave him a shove. biden shuffled forth and started talking and pausing and talking some more and pausing. you heard the term pregnant pause. joe biden's pauses were third trimester quintuplets. these pauses were ready to burst. here is one of them. >> so the best way to get something done, if you -- if you hold near and dear to you that you -- like to be able to -- anyway. we're

. >> brian: he is ari fleischer. thanks so much, ari, i appreciate you closing the show with me. >> thank you, walter. >> brian: you have been watching "fox news primetime." i'm brian kilmeade. listen to the radio show tomorrow 9 to noon and back here tomorrow night at 7:00. tucker carlson is now. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." a horrible story from the state of colorado. yesterday after lunch a man walked into a grocery store in boulder and shot 10 people to death. one of the slain was a police officer called eric tally. he had seven children. the younger was 5 years old. your heart breaks for his family. police responded quickly to the massacre and arrested a 21-year-old suspect. watch how cnn described the scene. >> we know that the suspect is in custody. he was injured. they have not released any details about who he was. but we did see footage of a white man. he was wearing shorts. no shoes, no shirt. he seemed to be bleeding down his leg and he was handcuffed. >> tucker: in oth

former white house press secretary ari fleischer. are you, let me start with you.me eventually but don't come now. you just wonder whether that message is effectively translated to all the immigrants were coming across the border. >> it is by the smugglers. the smugglers translate and say give me the money and let's skull. there's only one message. the message should be don't come illegally in any way, shape, or form. if you come illegally we will stop you. you will not enter america. we are a nation of immigrants and we should have been to come here. to test, we are the first things you do when you want to become an american land legally, building your new life legally. so the biden administration has created this crisis and you know, it is a crisis. there's a story that just broke before we came on the air in the "washington examiner" and it says the border patrol released 350 migrants onto the streets of yuma over the past two weeks and that number is expected to grow into the thousands. they are just releasing people into the streets. this is a crisis. >> bret:

bush fox news contributor ari fleischer, i start with you, the drumbeat of hiding biden is coming back to the presidency. >> ari: i've been through a few presidential news conferences and they are not fun but they are important. the president is taking questions on a regular basis, whether a formality of a news conference or the two or three days taking regular questions from the press corps but not questions as you walk away but questions where you stand there and take four, five, six questions and take about 20 minutes a day. this is all what presidents do for a living. now, i've got to say this about joe biden. when i watched him on cnn with anderson cooper, he is able to stand on his two feet and do qa, q&a, so what is it that the staff sees about joe biden that they are hiding him so much. they are hurting joe biden by not letting him out and showing people that he's okay and he can do this. >> harris: you know the one thing i would say about this though, ari, anderson cooper, cnn from a different environment. they may have mixed it up a little bit with town hall questions there,

so, ari fleischer asked today, it is amazing biden could say the filibuster is racist, not a single white house reporter followed up and asked if it was racist when biden and obama filibustered. mercedes? >> i think president obama makes a lot of sense when it comes to the filibuster. you do want to come up with solutions that are bipartisan, and when you end the filibuster, that really gives tremendous amount of power to the majority in the senate, and so, i think that you would hope that biden would be listening to former president obama, but what you are seeing more and more are that the democrats are effectively organizing, they are focused on marketing, ending the filibuster across the nation, to say this is the direction we need to get to to pass these far left agenda items that president biden and the democrat party are pushing. so, i think the republicans need to be ready for this fight, because it is coming. it is coming, and it is going to be hard to stop if these republicans don't push back hard, as we have seen with what mitch mcconnell was able to say on the senate floor just

we have congress jim jordan will be live ari fleischer and will cain i promise to talk to them separatelyson. listen to the drums. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." joe biden finally gave his first press conference this afternoon. no president has ever waited this long to answer questions in public. just as of yesterday we were not still entirely sure it would happen. a reporter at the white house saw biden ambling around and asked him if he was ready for his first press conference? what press conference, biden replied? apparently in the end somebody told him a staffer pointed biden toward the tape mark on the floor and gave him a shove. biden shuffled forth and started talking and pausing and talking some more and pausing. you heard the term pregnant paus

. ♪ >> hello, everyone, i'm jillian neela along with lawrence jones, ari fleischer and rachel camposrm that will, quote, completely redefine the game. >> ari, what do you have? >> president biden set to finally hold his first news conference on thursday. can we really trust the press to ask the right things? we'll share the top questions they should be asking. >> that should be interesting.

fox news contributor ari fleischer. good morning to you.the "wall street journal" got an audio copy of the call which seems to have forced the hand of the "washington post". however, the story appears it was reported starting on or about the 23 of december on abc news and other stations. what do you make of this now, ari, today? >> there are two things going on. this is another devastating blow to the press when it comes to accuracy. it is just another sign of how when the press relied on anonymous anti-trump sources and just gave them license to say whatever they want and put into print the press is its own worst enemy. now more egg on their face. at the same time, bill, i have to point out there was another phone call that the president made one week later. the one in question was a december phone call to an investigator in georgia. a week later the president called the secretary of state in georgia. and did say some things that the president should not have said including find some 11,000 votes. so it is not fully exculpatory for the pre

levies and now he responds to the unexpected could come to define his presidency according to ari fleischersecretary for president george w. bush on 9/11. he told the associated press today, quote, every president and their staff make plans but every day the plans are blown up. the ap adds, quote, the juggle is intensifying in a critical moment for biden. the most valuable asset is time and when this concerns of future elections are most distant. joining us is michael steele, robert gibbs is also back with us. i can't think of two better people to talk about this. michael, joe biden ran into office, rode into office on a message of healing and, man, there is a lot of healing to do and fixing to do. what's your confidence level here given the laundry list of things that are on the table here? >> i say this as an american citizen. it is high. i have to admit. the several of deliberation, consequence, appreciating consequence, not trying to push it down the road or blow it up but actually trying to deal wit, it is the challenge of governing. what you are seeing is 43 years of leadership in the

correspondent but again about the document in front of him that he continually had to refer to, ari fleischerte, i wish someone would have asked him about that, what is that no book that you appear to be flipping through and why are you referencing and reading from it and aren't you confident enough in your own answers to provide an argument? but the second question, she is from pbs, your tax dollars at work. this was patently embarrassing to the profession. she made the argument that the surge of the border was only happening because mr. biden is "a moral and decent man." she didn't bother to even quote back biden in terms of what he said when he literally said to migrants to surge the border. mexico's president agrees with that, that the rhetoric of mr. biden fled to the surge as to migrants themselves when you interview them. she then pressed biden to back the filibuster in the name of civil rights. it wasn't even a question, she was advocating for while accusing republicans of suppressing voting rights. this wasn't only biased in broad daylight, it was activism but kudos to kristin welker