he is a lunatic. i don't have a -- i don't have an impartial view. he called president bush but amore ron, mass murderer, all the people around him in his cabinet and staff despised one another because wherever they looked they only saw worth reflections of himself. this guy is a lunatic and the fact that somebody put up good money to put him on television to make this lunatic peas to get people to do do something they will not due to undermind people's confidence in the incoming president of the united states is a sign our desperate the left is and hour irresponsible they if. >> i'll put this down as a maybe. >> strong messannage to fall. it comes at a time when so many are doing anything and everything they possibly can in a hail mary pass to stop the inevitable or planted so of doubt of the outcome, whether it's russia, and even whether our intelligence agencies are not the same page, and the want them to flip the results. but even if -- even -- >> give hillary clinton elected. they won't get hillary. that's the point. >> the republican state that

do some of them think you're a crazy lunatic? >> maybe. [ laughter ] >> reporter: when the labs sas are not at home kids are still well come to use the "play- berhood." >> you're not concerned about a lawsuit? >> anything could happen. the other side is what's the probability that our kids will have a wonderful life a fun childhood? i'll take those odds any day. >> reporter: john blackstone, menlo park. >>> breaking news from los angeles. >> actress debbie reynolds has died just one day after her daughter carrie fisher died. we'll have the latest on this hollywood family now dealing with a back-to-back loss. that's next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, reaction coming in... to ne that actress debbie reynolds died... one day after the passing or daughter carri >>> reaction coming in to news that actress debbie reynolds has died one day after the passing of her daughter carrie fisher. the star of "singin' in the rain" was rushed to the hospital this afternoon complaining of breathing problems, family members having called 911. kpix 5's emily

so he thought she was a lunatic to take down the family but they agreed about this one issue after they rob the show he wrote her a thank-you notes and said goddamnit you are good. unfortunately she did not want to come back but it was a wonderful show and they had just debated the week before she resounded the one that debate according to the cambridge students. so buckley also had that had come up over the years and he also had margaret thatcher on the show twice. she was not there to talk about women's liberation issues at all so this is their change. >> so in your case of your reputation so that endure radiological sense and though with into holding office? >> as i said at home on the l. whole that is not necessary. some of the government has not with all of the propaganda but look and i regard these questions as very trivial. >> he takes it but he has just been told of by margaret thatcher and that is great because she says we don't focus on this issue is not relevant and buckley says this in is poppycock what is going on because they're not more women in office but he pushes back.

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they don't know when they will get the next lunatic e-mail from him at 2:00 a.m. this is a guy who you're now asking me about, please. too be criticized by ray lesniak is a great day because it proves i still have my marbles. >> ray, thanks for coming on chasing news to talk about this story with the governor. he wants to write a book and change the rules so he can profit from hit it. >> this is the worst you can possibly imagine. every single governor has abided by this rule that you can't make any other money outside of your office. he has a man governor, he's an absentee governor and now he's going to take time off to write a book on our dime. we shouldn't make deals like this. it looks so bad to the public. the public will be outrage between his dealmaking between the democrats and republicans. >> allen is budget crisis, how does any politician justified us. the giveback is all to live christie's pocket. there's no investment for the taxpayers. >> your right and the taxpayers have a right to be angry. government has to be restructured and reformed where were h

. >> sometimes people think that i'm some crazy lunatic that this man says you just have to have and the surprising cost. you think it's worth it? we'll have shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, ?thank you for serving our country? and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him. john: a number of people in the d.c. area wonder what will happen in the coming months given terror threats, events around the world and a new president taking office. they are stocking up on john: in this underground storage room in an undisclosed home, daniel is stocking up. >> this is an $800 medical kit. john: don't call him a survivalist. there is a new name. >> i'm a prepper. john: preppers worry it could turn into mad max movie scene because of election or an attack. >> i have supplies in my home where my family could be sustained for a long period of time. >> he has prere water purifier, iodine tablets. a lot of food. survival seeds for growing a garden.

because somebody think you're a crazy lunatic?rmstrom used to let her kids visit the playborhood. >> my kid are reckless and i see it as my job to shut that down. >> reporter: her children revealed they had been playing on the roof. not of the play house but atop nz going through the attic. >> can we go in the attic? >> why don't you stay outside today, okay. >> reporter: lanza told us playing on the roof hardly ever happens. and when the lanza's are now at home, kids are stillwoman to use the playborhood. you're not concerned some kid is going to get hurt and you'll face a lawsuit some day? >> hey, anything can happen. the other part of the ledger what are the probability that our kid are going to have a wonderful life and fun childhood? i'll take those odds any day. >> reporter: kids may love lanza's playborhood for a risk of parents, it requires a leap of faith. for "cbs this morning," john blackstone, manlo park, california. >> so much to get to here. you kids, would -- you're from california. >> yes. >> look. you fight the fi

it points to how lunatic it would seem if it had a conservative public affairs talk show 1966 and people think this is a liberal country, what are you talking about so it's kind of amazing. in addition to political guests, buckley also also had cultural figures, artistic figures, box specialist who is devoted to a bar can they would discuss bok and so on and i wanted to show you a clip from an episode with norman mailer to give you a sense of what he did outside the strictly political discussion. this conversation is not a political, is from 1968 and mailer has published armies of the night and shortly after he appeared on the show he won the pulitzer prize and was about the mark on the pentagon and the opening is buckley reading aloud from i believe time magazine, their coverage of mailer at this >> after more obscenity, mailer introduced law who got annoyed and requested to speak later. i'll bellow but won't do any good. by the time the -- mailer was perky enough to get himself arrested. he explained with some pride on the way to the lockup. so, a tech. >> that's your time. >> it's goo

. >> if it's some lunatic out there, i can't even -- i'm almost in shock hearing it. >> reporter: murder and arson on grob way in castro valley. the victim a 59-year-old woman who had been living alone since her husband died in april. >> my heart goes it out family. i cannot understand what would cause someone to do something like that. >> reporter: the county sheriff's office says an autopsy revealed the victim did not die in the fire. she suffered wounds consistent with murder. >> these are brutal injuries that are inflicted upon people with violence. >> reporter: the fire was reported at 2:45 in the morning. firings found the woman dead in her garage. >> they set her body and the garage and the house on fire and so that's usually done to conceal evidence to destroy evidence such as dna and fingerprints. >> reporter: sheriff's investigators have no suspects and no motive. the victim had lived her for more than 30 years and has two adult daughters and loved by neighbors. >> she was one of the sweetest people you want to meet. she was just a genuine wonderful lady. >> reporter: investiga

. >> if it's some lunatic out there, i can't even -- i'm almost in shock hearing it. >> reporter: murder and arson on grob way in castro valley. the victim a 59-year-old woman who had been living alone since her husband died in april. >> my heart goes it out family. i cannot understand what would cause someone to do something like that. >> reporter: the county sheriff's office says an autopsy revealed the victim did not die in the fire. she suffered wounds consistent with murder. >> these are brutal injuries that are inflicted upon people with violence. >> reporter: the fire was reported at 2:45 in the morning. firings found the woman dead in her garage. >> they set her body and the garage and the house on fire and so that's usually done to conceal evidence to destroy evidence such as dna and fingerprints. >> reporter: sheriff's investigators have no suspects and no motive. the victim had lived her for more than 30 years and has two adult daughters and loved by neighbors. >> she was one of the sweetest people you want to meet. she was just a genuine wonderful lady. >> reporter: investiga

thinking a lunatic, looking back at the work i have done, maybe it stems from the bipolar.ector, acted in it, but when i look back on outsiders, eve ryo ne but when i look back on outsiders, everyone seemed but when i look back on outsiders, everyone seemed to say the same thing that i was quite manic. they thought it was red bull at the time andi thought it was red bull at the time and i was drinking it down. 0ne thought it was red bull at the time and i was drinking it down. one of the things i learnt from my experience and it still shocks me that people that love me best read my mood more than i can. my husband knows when i manic. he is in my voice, sees it in my eyes. i once had it so badly that honestly and i am not superstitious, add i even a grain of religious in me, i thought that god was talking to me. i felt likejoan that god was talking to me. i felt like joan of arc. that god was talking to me. i felt likejoan of arc. it was frightening. you are dealing with your demons, and going through hell, all over the place and then bang, it is everywhere. how did you cope

i was lying in a hospital bed thinking i was a lunatic, not a sane person.ook back at the work i have done and i think maybe this stemmed from the bipolar. i look back at the film i made. i wrote it, i directed it, i was acting in it but when i look back to outsiders looking at me, everyone seemed to say the same thing, is quite manic. they band red bull on the set, they thought it was that at the time. one of the things i know from my experience and it still shocks me is that the people who love me best read my mood more quickly than i can myself. my husband knows when i'm manic, he sees it in my face and my eyes. does it worry you? i once had it so badly, i'm the least superstitious person in the world but i thought, had i even had a grain of religion in me, i would have thought god was talking to me, i felt like joan of arc. it was quite frightening in the end. you're obviously dealing with your own demons in the first place, going through hell, you are all over the place and then it's everywhere. how did you cope with that? i've always lived my life in a

i was lying in a hospital bed thinking i am a lunatic.back at the work i have done, maybe it stems from the bipolar. i look back on a film i made — i wrote it, i directed it, i was acting in it, but when i look back to outsiders looking at me, everyone seemed to say the same thing that you was quite manic. they banned red bull — i think they thought it was red bull at the time. there was loads of red bull on set and i was drinking it down. one of the things i learnt from my experience and it still shocks me is that people who love me best read my mood more quickly than i can myself. right. my husband, he knows when i'm manic. he hears it in my voice, he sees it in my eyes. does that worry you at all? yes, it does. i once had it so badly that i honestly, and i am the least superstitious person in the world, had i even a grain of religious in me, i would have thought god was talking to me. i felt like joan of arc. i felt shining and it was weird. it was quite frightening in the end. you are dealing with your own demons, in the first place,

populist demagogue so we devised electors to guarantee america never elected a dangerous charismatic lunatic trevor: i don't know if that worked out. the electoral college, america's handing the white house, because of them to a racist white guy instead of a more popular, more qualifieded woman. >> sounds like it's working perfectly. what's the problem? >> trevor: well, i guess in your day-- look, the thing, is it disorts the vote. voters don't get the power they should, and the candidates totally ignore everyone outside a few swing states. it's not a true democracy. you need to help us fix this. >> oh, i'd be happy to help for another 99 cents. >> trevor: are you kidding me? you have in-app purchases? >> well, solutions are a premium feature. and you get to unlock my summer outfit. >> trevor: i don't want to see your outfit. i want the solution, man. >> it's simple. just amend the constitution. >> trevor: people have tried and failed more than 700 times to amend the electoral college. it doesn't work because you need two-thirds of the house and the senate and-- >> three-quarters of the stat

populist demagogue so we devised electors to guarantee america never elected a dangerous charismatic lunatictrevor: i don't know if that worked out. the electoral college, america's handing the white house, because of them to a racist white guy instead of a more popular, more qualifieded woman. >> sounds like it's working perfectly. what's the problem? >> trevor: well, i guess in your day-- look, the thing, is it disorts the vote. voters don't get the power they should, and the candidates totally ignore everyone outside a few swing states. it's not a true democracy. you need to help us fix this. >> oh, i'd be happy to help for another 99 cents. >> trevor: are you kidding me? you have in-app purchases? >> well, solutions are a premium feature. and you get to unlock my summer outfit. >> trevor: i don't want to see your outfit. i want the solution, man. >> it's simple. just amend the constitution. >> trevor: people have tried and failed more than 700 times to amend the electoral college. it doesn't work because you need two-thirds of the house and the senate and-- >> three-quarters of the state

he thought she was lunatic taking down the family and so on, so forth.hey agreed about the one issue in language.in after she was on the show wroten you a thank you note to his guests. he said, dammit you're good. he really enjoyed it. she didn't want to come back on the show. they debated at cambridge student union week before, resoundingly won the debate by a vote of cambridge students. this was a episode of a rematch after that debate. buckley also had of course anti-feminists on the show. subject of equal rights amendment came up a lot over the years this is phyllis schlafly, the anti-feminist activist. he had margaret thatcher on the show twice. i want to show you a clip from the q&a she was not there to talk about women's liberation. she did not want to talk about gender issues at all. jeff greenfield, one of the common q&a guys on the questioner panel as a young man brought it up. this is their exchange. >> i'm wondering if your own tastes, your reputation, when you were a cabinet member with mr. eason's administration, sew bring kay, margaret tha

you can call yourself ms., but you are still in a picture i call concept that he thought she was lunatic is rise taking on the family and so on and so forth, but they agreed about this one issue in language and after he was on the show he wrote her a thank you note as he always did and he said you are good. he really enjoyed it and unfortunately she did not want to come back on the show, but it was a terrific show. she had resoundingly won the debate about women's liberation by a vote of the cambridge's students. >> you to watch this and other programs online a book tv.org. >> hello, everyone. i think we are about to get started. my name is emily and i'm a manager here at the bookstore. a few housekeeping notes before we get to the good stuff. if you could please silence her cell phonent so we can all be in this moment together and at present. we are filming with book tv and if you have questions after the talk please use the microphones right here.- so, don't just raise your hand, definitely go to the microphone. if you're not familiar with as we do about 500 author events a year, so ch

hundred guys at the time and they were going to use his father's construction equipment it was a lunatic idea. and the defense minister said no i think i will turn to america instead. so they went to saudi arabia very few of them muslim. many of them women. this was in an extremely conservative islamic country. american women this is a total revolution and thinking. and many very conservative muslims believed they said let there not be two religions in arabia. they interpreted as the only one that can be represented so having this. it was inflammatory to the sensibilities. and we promised to get out as soon as we finished up with saddam hussein. they have given us wonderful bases. there were other bases in the persian gulf. that we could of retreated too. but i was just why bother. the reason was it was a huge talking point against radical islam us. it became one of the things that ignited against the war in the west. you're watching book tv television for serious readers. any program you see here online a book tv.org. television for serious readers. here is our primetime lineup. i have

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. >> in there is is a lunatic out this, i am in shock. >> investigators are asking then with surveillance video in the area between 10:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m. to come forward. >> federal investigators have not found a cause of the ghost ship warehouse fire that killed 36 people. they are continued to look at the electrical system. oakland's fire department said they never went inside prior to the fire say the warehouse wasn't permitted for anything that would have required an inspection. >> sausalito is to get several license plate surveillance cameras aimed at fighting crime. customers go up in three locations next year. the police would run plates through databases before and after a crime is committed to track suspects. it can instantly notify police if a wanted car is caught on camera. sausalito's police chief say it captured real plates only not people. >> fiscal year time you order uber, do not be surprised in the driver is not driving. >> self driving cars are launched in the bay area today >> what will they think of next, right? look at this warehouse on harrison street, no sign. yo

miller was no fan of trump and called him a bad man and lunatic on 20th interjuly.kin comes just two days before he is said to host the critic dress awards in santa monica came. 60 years of space exploration left behind a lot of junk in spouter -- outer space. there is a new effort to clean it up. >> all systems are ready. st japan launch cargo ship today which means stark in japanese. it contains a space junk collector. nasa animation shows estimated 100 million pieces of old satellite and pieces of rocket going back to 1957 just float around the earth. scientist say the junk could pose a threat to future space exploration and eventually enter the atmosphere and there is no risk of it crashing down to earth. the picture from the japanese aerospace exploration agency show as giant tether made of stainless steel and aluminum. it will use electronic magnet to pull the junk out of orbit. >> pretty wild. >>> coming up next at 9:00. while we are talking things space like, maybe the force be with all of them. >> team treated for leumia as child giving back to those who >>

you can call yourself ms., but you are still in a picture i call concept that he thought she was lunatics rise taking on the family and so on and so forth, but they agreed about this one issue in language and after he was on the show he wrote her a thank you note as he always did and he said you are good. he really enjoyed it and unfortunately she did not want to come back on the show, but it was a terrific show. she had resoundingly won the debate about women's liberation by a vote of the cambridge's students. >> you to watch this and other programs online a book tv.org. >> hello, everyone. i think we are about to get started.

all you can do is cite some crazed lunatic as prove this is what's happening in the country?> it's bigger than that. even the holocaust museum said clearly they condemn this national policy institute. people like that who have been stirred up. i don't think there's any question they have been stirred up. the issue -- >> who is stirring the pot? >> who are the white nationalists? i don't know. >> that's not what i'm talking about. >> again the absurdity of bringing this up. >> don't you remember tela tequila? >> we are never going to remember her at this point. don't go away. facebook friday coming at you for the christmas season. being detected was not an option. if i was recognized the whole operation was blown. the element of surprise was imperative. wow. he won't even recognize you. seriously. i don't even recognize myself. and thanks to my cashrewards credit card from navy federal with never-expiring rewards it's gonna be a killer honeymoon. woo! maui!! boom open to the armed forces, the dod and their families. navy federal credit union. this holiday, the real gift isn't

it didn't seem like the glassy-eyed lunatic that many americans believed serial killers would be. >>head day after day saying how can this be because our son is the best son in the world. >> what the press wrote about bundy and his crimes wasn't the full details. the full extent of the barbarism, the fact he would have sex with their corpses, mutilate the victims, that didn't fit with this image of the boy next door. >> you feel that everything will turn out all right, that you are innocent. do you feel that still? >> yeah, more than ever. >> do you think about getting out of here? >> well -- well legally, sure. >> bundy was to stand trial on the charge of murdering a young woman in aspen. that trial never completed. during a court hearing break he was left alone in a law library. bundy bailed out of the second floor window and escaped. >> he high-tailed it up to the hills where they chased him around nearly a week. he got lost up there and probably would have died of exposure if they hadn't arrested him. they caught him and he was put back in jail and at christmastime 1977, he escap

but as you know, many people are not happy about that and some of them, the lunatics among them, a prettyhreatened to kill electors if they don't change their vote from donald trump to hillary clinton. so lieio, we hear you. it's an interesting story. it should get more attention than it's gotten. next week, one e lector who has received death threats will be on the show, and you'll hear what they're going through and what if anything is being done to protect them. on monday, our segment news abuse is back. an egregious example of media bias or dumbness or both. that would include a ludicrous headline or segment that's so stupid you just can't believe it's real. send your evidence to @tuckercarlson. that's it for us. tune in each week night at 7. o'reilly factor up next. marcia blackburn joins bill for the definitive interview. good night. see you monday. ♪ >>> welcome to "red eye." i am tom shillue. let's check in with tv's andy levy. >> thanks tom. coming up on the big show, a court rules that the magnetic toys known as bucky balls are legal once more. good news for me. bad news for the

. >> jimmy: i remember the first time i saw you and i was like, this guy is a lunatic. very funny.d last this long? >> not me but i'm happy about it. wait a second, hold on. lin-manuel miranda named his son after sebastian the lobster? >> jimmy: yes, he did. >> and we're not going to talk about that more? >> jimmy: sebastian is a crab. first of all. not a lobster. >> oh, a crab. >> jimmy: that was a little bit racist of you to lump them. >> well, perfect timing this week, jimmy. [ laughter ] he should meet my daughter mary poppins, i think they'll really get along. >> jimmy: how are you doing? how's everything? >> it's been an interesting time. you know? >> jimmy: yeah. >> my show's coming out, super excited. we've got jon hamm tomorrow night. if you look at my twitter feed it's like, so schizophrenic. it's like call your congressman! then five minutes later, watch my show, it's really funny! it's a weird week. >> jimmy: you did not work with the trump campaign? you were not one of the celebrities? >> i'm melania's official spin instructor, that's what i am. >> jimmy: melania would

. >> i agree with that it seems lunatic actually to me.eciate your perspective on this, professor, thank you very much. >> up next, one republican elector is putting anti-trump letters to good use. sheriff richard jones of butler county, ohio was republican voting electoral college the other day. he got thousands of letters trying to persuade him to change his vote from trump to the somebody else. what did he do with the letters. he lit them up. literally. >> no more letters today. we got electoral votes and new president. we got our trump sign here and we have got our towels over here. theover -- cows over here. they are supporting trump also. as you can see thousands of letters are going to be right here today in the old fire pit. god bless america. that, of course, caused a stir. a butler county democratic party executive chair woman called the stunt childish, not noting it was also very awesome but the butler county executive chairman says he proudly supports the sheriff's actions. of course he did and they roasted marshmallows at the

that fox news is on in all those bars and restaurants that completely ignores as just apparently lunatics want to consume false propaganda all day. maybe because it is the most trusted news source for more americans than any other aenl people actually are open-minded and want to hear the issues discussed without a liberal bias. mark teason, your thoughts? >> absolutely. and the irony is that he complained to fox news to rolling stone magazine. the people behind the fake uva rape scandal. they were just found guilty of defamation in a federal court. so he went to rolling stone to complain about fox news journalism. >> can i interrupt you here. >> yeah. >> and while talking to rolling stone, ding of defamation at the moment thanks to that judgment. he said this, listen to what you said to rolling stone magazine without any hint of irony. listen. >> if we are not serious about facts and what's true and what's not, then we have problems. >> okay. so he said it a couple days before he talked to rolling stone. but apparently he forgot. >> he said the same thing. he said the same thing in rollin

he was trying to stop him from murdering your fellow students, you lunatics! a student, bernie. he was a student, too! why didn't they taze him? you know, if they tased him, they would have say, why did you taze him. >> this is not political correctness, this is abject madness. this lunacy is partly why trump got elected. and if trump -- if donald trump can pick up the phone and call carrier to keep some jobs, governor kasich can call up ohio state university and have the administration throw these mutts off campus and maybe into guantanamo for sympathizing with the terrorists. this is horrendous! >> or offer some kind of interesting internship that promises traveling abroad, tom. you say it like it's an exotic area and you never really tell them where it is until all of a sudden they get off the plane and they're in like -- >> six hour in the gaza strip. >> exactly! exactly. and they get to know isis up close and personal. >> well, when this kind of thing happens, i actually like to see their philosophy, you know what i mean? because the thing is that they do

. >> but he might just be the lunatic to do it. >> no he's the far end of a true thing. >> so #delusionaltechpeople, and then i apologize we're running a little bit short on time for questions but we have time for a couple of questions. there's a mike up here if anybody has a question for the panelists. and since this is being recorded if you would ask your questions at the microphone, we'd appreciate it. >> appreciate all of you being here. now we've got a variety of panelists here, two editors, two reporter answer i think emily mentioned waking up in the morning and wondering what am i going to cover today. for the reporters, how do you decide what to cover and for the editors, how do awe sign and how has that changed over the last few years? >> okay well i'll start. so i am the morning news editor at "wired" as well as the national affairs editor so there's always kind of two different time lines. there's one of the stories that we're working on, on a longer time scale so we've assigned them, the reporters are working on them for weeks or months and fending on how much research they need to do,

. >> news any given day, you are apt to see stories about college kids doing lunatic things. incomprehensible things. last couple weeks invited college kids on this show to find out why they are doing them and what can do to help. a man who has thought a lot about this topic. the famed tv show host mike rowe. great to see you. >> hey, tucker. how are you? >> i'm really well and also a little confused. we had the conversation tonight with a guy from hampshire college a student there where there was a flag burning incident and pulled the flag down against american imperialism, et cetera. i asked him why is it only expensive liberal arts colleges where this kind of thing happens? and here's what he said. watch. >> you never see anybody at a trade school burning the american flag. you have noticed this that? i'm not making this up in my mind, am i? >> i think that you're more likely to pick up a story in which rich kids burn a flag on the basis we have more access to the media. >> really you? think that your average hvac repair school they are burning the flag? >> you and me both

if you call yourself miss, he thought she was trying too -- lunatic and as far as trying to take down the family and they agreed with this one issue. he wrote her a thank you note as he always did to his guests and he said, god damn it, you're good. come b [laughter] >> they had debated cambridge students.on in the way it was rematch after that after that debate. the antifeminist activist and this i want from q&a. she really did not want to talk about gender issues at all. but jeff, this is their exchange . >> i was wondering if your reputation when you were cabinet member, margaret thatcher, did that in your ideological sense overcome some of the objections to a rrom -- a woman office? [laughter] [inaudible] >> the interesting thing for me is the government has not in spite of all propaganda. but -- [inaudible] [laughter] >> he really takes it but you can sense the sweat off his lip. he's great. thatcher is saying, it's just not relevant but buckley is nonsense. women are so qualified, how come there aren't so many women in office. he did a few episodes. you know, he couldn't disagre

and some of them, the lunatics among them, pretty big group, have threatened to kill electors if theydonald trump to hillary clinton. so leo, we hear you. it's interesting story it should get more attention than it's gotten. next one elector who received death threats will be on the show next week. you will hear firsthand what they're going through and what if anything is being done to protect them. monday segment news abuse is back. agrees have you example of media bias or dumbness or both.that would include ludicros headline or television segment so stupid you can't believe it's real send your evidence to @ tucker carlson or email us at "tucker carlson tonight" @ foxnews.com. o'reilly factor up next. trump transition team marshall blackburn joins bill for the definitive interview. that's it for tonight. see you monday. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm chris wallace in for bill o'reilly reporting tonight from washington. thanks for watching. let's get right to our top story. president-elect trump's victory tour and democratic bitterness. during the first stop in his thank you tour across the country l

francisco are finally starting to understand what has been created here by a very small group of lunaticns who still control a majority of that board of supervisors. it's disgraceful. >> reporter: san francisco has a long history of tolerance that has turned it into a magnet to the homeless and the mentally ill. but tolerance has a price, as more people here are starting to realize. >> if you knew how many people stopped our cops on the streets and said how did it get like this? what is this? why are people urinating on the streets. >> reporter: none of san francisco's 11 board members would talk to us about the issue. with one walking off before i could ask a single question. they can ignore us, but they're facing angrier voters. there's a sharp rice in people saying that the city is headed in the wrong direction. >> that's what they're going to say about san francisco is that you have a high rate of property theft and vandalism. >> reporter: a town learning the hard way, you reap what you sew. >> joining us now in salt lake city, where we pulled him away from his family vacation, civil

. >> my audience wants to kill me for normalizing a lunatic like yourself. >> really? >> yes. >> so far this is going great. >> great, indeed. now it turns out the key attraction for these strange bed fellows is both of them don't like donald trump. so that kind of ruins the christmasy narrative. at least when sam tells glenn they should join in a broad coalition of nonpartisan decency. but then came this fascinating concession from beck. >> i believe you actually don't want to do damage. i -- as a guy who has done damage, i don't want to do any more damage. i know what i did. i helped divide. i'm willing to take that. >> and yes, they wound up reaching out and holding hands. a little too long. now, maybe they'll go back to saying politically inflammatory things for fun and profit but there's a serious point here in a business increasingly built on polarization. maybe folks in the opinion business could score their points with a little less demonizing and a little more respect for those who disagree. that would be one heck of a new year's resolution. >>> but social med

that they will be, you know, traumatized in a way that they can't handle by being questioned by this lunaticyou know, as bad as it will be, these are tough people and so i think their strength has been one thing that has certainly come through during this whole process. and in the unlikely event that the jury does not impose the death penalty, he is facing another case basically under the same charges where he might get the death penalty in federal court. so you know, the outcome of this case is preordained one way or the other. he is going to enjoy his narcissistic moment in the sun because he's crazy, again, not in a legal sense, but you know, i don't think anyone doubts how this is all going to end. >> jeffrey toobin, thanks so much. >>> this just in to us. the tennessee school bus driver involved in the crash that killed six children last month will face a grand jury. 24-year-old johnthony walker was in court this morning as officers testified about the crash, saying walker was driving 50 to 52 miles per hour on a 30 mile per hour road. he is facing a slew of charges including reckless d

the only way you will ever stop nut jobs from trafficking in lunatic conspiracy theories is by shuttingn the internet. >> no defense for this guy. he's a nut job. prosecute him to the fullest extent of the law. i was interacting with some people, some i respect a great deal who were telling me this is all caused by the fake news. i'm sitting here thinking if michael flynn jr., by no stretch of the imagination should he be retweeting this, but is that what made this guy do this? do we know what did it? he assumes like he's from the yosemite school sam of investigation. he showed up with a gun, was going to start shooting people. if he hadn't done it at this pizza place he seems like the kind of conspiracy minded nut job who would have gone to area 51 or gone hunting bigfoot. this area of we can point the finger at fake news is an attempt to apply rationality to a guy whose decision making is irrational. i remember seeing this after the columbine attacks, this is from violent video games. the shooter in tucson, the accusation that oh, sarah palin's facebook page had a bull's eye on it. it

think about the song by billy joel that says, you may be right, i may be crazy, but it just may be a lunatic america is looking for. [cheering and applause] vp-elect pence: it just may be time, as has ever been the case, on the steps of the lincoln memorial in 1963, on this very soil in 1776, where every time throughout american history where we have achieved moral, social change, it has been crazy americans who believed in inalienable rights like the right to life. i am mike pence, i am pro-life. [applause] host: during his time in congress he was often critical of the president and his use of executive powers. what did mike learn as governor, in terms of executive power? was heard of guidance do you see giving him the trump administration? tony: as an administrator and executive, those were new rules for him when he became governor in indiana after spending 12 years in congress. the relationship with the legislature started off on a little bit of a rocky footing. you had situations throughout his time as governor where he tended to set guardrails rather than specific policy proposals. and