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michael smerconish. >>> anderson, thank you. tuckered out, i'm michael smerconish from new york city tonight.t's been a chaotic day for the media. sources say former nbc universal chief jeff shell accused of sexual harassment by a cnbc anchor, don lemon and cnn parting ways, disney laying off more workers, but the most stunning headline today, tucker carlson is out at fox news. these stories, these networks are all very different situations, but in terms of fox, reports show the ouster could be for a variety of reasons. carlson disparaged network leadership in text messages. he's accused of a hostile and sexist work environment. he continued to down play january 6th and play up conspiracy theories about the attack, but while the network's official statement today explained very little, it's unlikely coincidental that the departure comes so close to the record setting settlement with dominion voting systems. if so, that litigation did something that no boycott ever achieved, it removed from the most popular cable outlet its most watched talent. that means the civil justice system worked in a r

it feels so accessible. ♪♪♪ michael: when people like brad tucker talk about how space will change ours on cheap global broadband that will drive even more rapid technological development. adam: the real big market that's developing now is broadband internet from space. there's three or four companies that are launching thousands of satellites into low earth orbit that are gonna beam down broadband all over the earth, and the speeds are, you know, two to three times faster than the nbn. brad: it is the big project that lots of companies are doing, oneweb, starlink, amazon. the fact that, for a fraction of the cost of the nbn, we can get terabyte per second downloads, that transforms the way we work. and we're not talking about in cities. you can be in the middle of a rural town in australia and have the same connection speed as a city and better than what we have right now. you know, you can only imagine that's gonna transform. the fact that we're gonna get gps accurate to the scale of centimeters, we're not even talking about tens of meters. the scale of centimeters means, you know, t

michael owning a percentage of issue. financial freedom, i love that. of course, still a global brand. >> while tuckeris roots are always with them. >> you are still touring? in stand-up comedy? >> i'm still touring. on the road all over the country and i'm loving it. i started out doing stand-up comedy and i will never stop. it's a lot of fun. it gives me sharp for the movies. >> chris tucker, a pleasure to talk to you. i've been waiting to do this since i was a teenager. so i'm so happy to have you in w box of smashattering records! [canapplause ♪ ♪ is the first medication of its kind also approved for adults with active psoriatic arthritis... ...and it's 6 doses a year after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®... ask your doctor about tremfya® today. still living with odors? get back in there and freshen instantly with new febreze air mist. febreze's new, finer mist floats lon

tucker expanding his range. the longtime comedic actor talks about his challenges of his role in the michael jordans, nike drama air and later that's why world the dolphins spotted swimming in the east river here in manhattan. you're watching world news now. counts. i live my life with lexi b two hearing aids powered by bose quality cutting edge tech and performance. when i began experiencing hearing loss, i knew i needed the best of the best. lexi b two hearing aids powered by bo's our app controlled and self fitting, which means i can tune and customize them to my needs and preferences on the alexia and enjoy high quality hearing no appointment necessary from ordering my first pair online. two front door delivery and the secure discreet fit lexi b two hearing aids powered by both offer quality, convenience and exceptional customer support at every step in my journey if you're ready to elevate to the next level with world class hearing, take the lead and call or order online at lexi hearing dot com to receive your lexi b two hearing aids powered by bose today. call 805 401951 today to find out how you can get

michael jordan. please welcome chris tucker back here to "good morning america." ds. i took my son at five. i was going to see michael myself. i got my autograph. so that is the only time you could see michael, when he was up there doing the camp thing. he road in my car. he said this is your car? this is a nice car. he didn't know what i was thinking. camp was great. >> deb: your first movie in seven years. not a stretch the character you are playing is a friend of yours. >> ben affleck over the years, i want to work with you. in hollywood, he called my people. we have this part for ya, it is about howard white. i kno howard white. i called howard, he knew about the part. he was helpful doing the research. he talked about to me about people doing hopscotch in the neighborhood, coaches and teachers. a lot of information and stuff together to embody his spirit. ben had to talk to michael at his golf course in florida, what wishes do you have for this movie. he said awant vie yol la davis and howard white. i wrote my own part. that is what i do with all my movies "ru

michael, all right. thank you for that, ginger. and now to new details about tuckerarlson departure from fox news and text messages that might have led to his exit. abc news chief washington correspondent jonathan karl has the latest. good morning, john. good morning, michael. the wall street journal, which is owned by the same company that owns fox news, is out with a detailed accounting for the reasons tucker carlson was fired. according to the paper, one key factor was crudely offensive language that he made towards women, language that came to light when he was forced to turn over his text messages as part of the dominion lawsuit. one particularly crude insult that he directed towards a female executive at the company was redact before those messages were made public. carlson according to the paper, didn't like that quote. he told his colleagues that he wanted the world to know what he had said about the executive in a private message, mr. carlson said comments he had made about former president donald trump that he hated him passionately, that were in the court

michael, we heard that warning from kellogg, and last night trump told tucker that he's worried about its nuclear arsenal. do you think we're up for a fight with china? how far will we go? >> well, i don't think we're on the verge of a conflict with the chinese. i certainly don't think conflict is inevident9 bl, but to hear -- inevitable, but to hear people in washington talk about it and your clip sort of suggested it, you'd think that war was around the corner, so we'd all better just prepare and get down to it. that's exactly what we need to avoid. there's way too much discussion in washington and elsewhere and, frankly, on fox news from people talking about military deterrence as the only solution the keeping the taiwan situation stable. but military deterrence alone, i can tell you, will not keep taiwan stable. the chinese conclude that the u.s. has fully abandoned its one china policy in favor of a one china, one taiwan policy that makes taiwan into some kind of strategic ally for the u.s., then no amount of military deterrence will prevent china from using all its means, includ

tear in their eyes for a story like 100 times, or that tucker ha to sit there and just be enthralled by it of course, the great reporter, michaelforcement source, who told him the source was, absolutely yes. there was zero truth to trump' account. quote, there were zero peopl crying, therefore, zero people saying i'm sorry now watch tucker carlson, go again, we know from internal emails, he despises trump. only plays along because he' terrified of losing hi audience to newsmax what tha will do to the fox stock price pretend to hang on every wor of the ex president's continue nonsense >> a big problem is nuclea warming, nor not even talked about it the environmentalists talk about all this nonsense in man cases, environmentalists also, in my own way, because i'v done a good job of the environment. but nobody talks about nuclear the problem, the problem w have the biggest problem we have, i the whole world. it's not global warming. it's nuclear warming and all it takes is one ma men. >> my favorite part is whe tucker had to apologize to donald trump for the crime o insulting kim jong-un. >> i did a good job, i did a great job wit

michael jordan took flight at the all-star game and won the slam dunk contest. it was one of the most iconic moments that caught everybody's attention. including a young chris tuckerverybody wanted to be a part of that greatness. then all of the slam dunk contest. if you had a pair of shoes, you were in. you just had to watch your back. you are the man. >> he is part of a all-star cast in the new film which hits the big screen wednesday. it is about nike's pursuit of michael jordan and how their partnership changed the game. matt damon plays the role who was instrumental in the deal. >> that has to be pretty cool to be walking around going matt damon? he played me. >> the best is the gambler. just put us together. he is trying to rope me into a card game. >> i want to tell him that he should do other ones. >> i wanted to bet my career michael jordan. >> could it be connected with a project. the story of a brand in its humble beginnings to be this mega brand now. >> yes, that is the thing. so much of the work of the movie is trying to recontextualize the moviegoer what things look like in 1984. in a post air jordan world, it is hard to remember. i had maroon cumis

republican national committee, now msnbc political analyst michael, also former white house press secretary, jen psaki, jen you dealt with tucker carlson and what was said on that show, what was said throughout the evening but really a news cycle that was shaped not almost entirely but tucker carlson but he was a dominant voice there and how significant is today's news coming out of fox? >> well, i think we're sitting in the white house right now you probably reacted like what many of us said, which is, wow that is huge news, but they're also naive about what this, means unless steve tells us otherwise the likely replacement for tucker or what the primetime lineup is going to look like it's probably similar with less tarnish, less legally problematic coast but still people who are going to be very very critical of the president, the vice president, and others so very significant and he did drive and you know and you know that they would come up in the briefing room. but i don't think that there are naivete sitting in the white house either. that this is a big change in strategy or anything else up there. >> michael, still, it i

michael, thank you very much, welcome to cnn tonight, i'm alisyn camerota. in a stunning move, tucker carlson ousted from fox. was it the honor election lies and conspiracy theories, or was it the behind the scenes behavior that is just now coming to life because of a lawsuit by one of his own producers? we'll get into all of that. plus, what a georgia dea says about the timing of possible indictments in the investigation on donald trump's efforts to overturn that states election results in 2020. and michelle obama has a thing or two to say about her return to the white house. >> i noticed that you went, back you went back to the white house recently. you haven't been back. >> no, wasn't invited. >> [laughter] >> wow. >> all right, but we start with the former top booker for tucker carlson's show, who apparently has a heck of a story to tell. she filed a lawsuit against fox, and revealed a lot of unsavory details about how his show is run. it all sounds like one toxic, misogynistic boys club. people regularly using the sea word around the office. many posters of house speaker nancy pe

. >> so, i'm going to leave the snide michael steele off the table for a moment and be the good analyst here and say that tucker knows he's full of it because at the end of the day, we have your own text messages to your colleagues that tell us how much you hate this man and how much you hate doing apparently what it is you have to do to sustain this narrative around donald trump and that the quicker he goes away for you, the better off the network is and the better off you are so to now sit there and have trump in front of you and then to have this sort of lead-in where you're talking glowingly about the man you purportedly hate -- not just hate, ari, but hate passionately -- again, becomes a problem in a courtroom. we in the public can look at that and go, oh, this guy's a full -- don't take him seriously. and you can dismiss it but in front of a jury, in front of a judge that is -- guess what's they're there for to judge your credibility and to judge what you're saying in the context of this lawsuit. i don't know why they would even think to put this on the week for a trial where all this evidence of what th

. >> plus, michael schmidt of th new york times, on what we actually know about the firing of tucker carlson. >> they literally fired hi because they came to the wok mob. >> senator bernie sanders on why he's endorsing a secon term for president biden when all in starts right now good evening from new york, i' chris hayes. it sure looks like mike penc has flipped on his old boss. today, the former vice president testified before a federal grand jury, as part of special counsel jack smith's investigation into donal trump's attempted coup this latest development ha moved with remarkable speed, i was just last night, a federal appeals court ruled, pence had to testify less than 24 hours later, he was speaking, to the grand jury we don't know how long pence actually testified today, an suv transported him arrived in federal courthouse this morning, just before 9 am, it departe nearly eight hours later i gotta say, those of us who follow, for a living, or, yo know you watching at home, the various legal entanglement surrounding donald trump, whic are prodigious, you could ru the risk of g

tucker is unique in that he is a populist agitator who has been swindled into russian and anti-immigrant views more than once, according to one case. he also holds antisemitic beliefs. this is michaelty director of the presidential commission in the administration of jamie carter. according to him, in america, it seems that talking about the dismissal of tucker , no one seriously thought about it. and here biden, the most curious thing happened during the preparation for the hearing of the testimony given on the eve of the trial meeting, a large amount of information appeared, according to which carlson himself did not believe. what he broadcast to the viewers, he declared his dislike for donald trump, and also criticized fox news management instead of telling the viewers the truth and voicing his real opinion. he tried to please him, as he was afraid of losing his audience tucker carlson lost his place on the main republican channel and perhaps right now the democratic media are dreaming of doing so in order to entice this sharp pen, which can become a real awl in the ass for any politician. moreover, the democrats have an excellent target for such an island in the language of the

tucker carlson may have said to a colleague. well, you know, that's the very interesting thing michael about the judge's decision last week, allowing the case to go to trial. the judge basically said that that's an issue for the jury, which means that dominion can put into evidence all of that stuff about all of those people and will be up to the jury to decide. whether or not any of it is relevant to fox as an entity, state of mind with respect to knowledge of falsity, a reckless disregard of the truth. you know this as well as i do. that is a tremendous boon for dominion. can the defendant in this case fox news wrap themselves in opinion. can they sell? what? we were just this was an item of news interest and we were putting someone on air to express their opinion. we didn't necessarily buy into it. they cannot. the judge took that argument by fox off the table in his decision that was released last week, so the jury is going to be instructed that fox broadcast false statements of fact, about dominion that were defamatory, the only issue in this regard before the jury is whether or not fox published it with knowledge of falsity o

out, things that tucker carlson has said, done, with receipts that could complicate hi future plans, particularly i they happen to be political, considerably >> all right, jen psaki, michaeloth so much. we greatly appreciated we'll see you tomorrow and up ahead, the story of the good friday agreement, and how peace in northern irelan dramatically came down to th last moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> when i got to norther island, there was, there was n agreement. >> listen to the conversations about the peace deal tha almost wasn't from the peopl who were there plus, bill maher later on th show we're gonna show you a cli from this past week that may explain one of the reasons tucker carlson is out. ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid-free spray. while flonase takes hours, astepro starts working in 30 minutes. so you can [ spray, spray ] astepro and go. hi, i'm john and i'm from dallas, texas. my wife's name is joy. we've been married 45 years. i'm taking a two-year business course. i've been studying a lot. i've been producing and directing for over 50 years. it's a very detailed thing and the pressure's al

out, things that tucker carlson has said, done, with receipts that could complicate hi future plans, particularly i they happen to be political, considerably >> all right, jen psaki, michaelhank you both so much. we greatly appreciated we'll see you tomorrow and up ahead, the story of the good friday agreement, and how peace in northern irelan dramatically came down to th last moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> when i got to norther island, there was, there was n agreement. >> listen to the conversations about the peace deal tha almost wasn't from the peopl who were there plus, bill maher later on th show we're gonna show you a cli from this past week that may explain one of the reasons tucker carlson is out. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ away suitcases come in many colors. so you can find your color. colors. choices. happiness. away. ♪ ♪ >> it is been said if you tell a crowd in northern irelan that you are an atheist, someone will ask whether it' the the got of protestants o the gun of catholics, in who you don't believe. such are the complications resulting from decades o sectarian violence known as th troubles for 25 years ago brave men and women, role politicians, world leaders, belligerence from all sid

michael? >> now to the shake up at fox news. we're learning new details about the top host tucker carlson's departure.onathan karl has the latest. good morning. >> good given a reason for firing the network's most controversial host but a person familiar with the matter said the decision was made at the top by fox news chief executive suzann scott and her boss laughlin murdough. >> it was not the highest rated show on fox news but all of cable television. the announcement came as a shock to everybody at the network. >> as you probably have heard fox news and tucker carlson agree to part ways. i'm great friends with him and always will be. >> car he seemed totally unaware as he signed off for the last. >> that's it for us for the week. we'll be back. >> according to the "wall street journal" which is the same company that owns fox news the decision was made on friday and he was not told until ten minutes before the network publicly announced it. was high also controversy at times attacking vaccines and promoting racist replacement theory and spreading conspiracy theorists and more. his firing came thre

this is michael beren baum, deputy director of the presidential commission in the administration of jamie carter. according to him, in america, it seems that when talking about tucker'sone seriously thought about it. and here biden, the most curious thing happened during the preparation for the hearing of the testimony of the data. in anticipation of the trial meeting, a large amount of information appeared, according to which tucker carlson himself did not believe. who promised what to the viewers, he declared his dislike for donald trump, and also criticized fox news management instead of telling the viewers the truth and voicing his real opinion. he tried to please him, as he was afraid of losing his audience. tucker carlson lost his place on the main republican channel, and perhaps right now the democratic media are dreaming of doing something to lure away this sharp a pen that can become a real awl in the ass for any politician, moreover, the democrats have an excellent solution for such an island in the language of the tv presenter donald trump just imagine how tucker, having fallen into the ranks of the democrats, would have trampled on this news today in manh

tucker plays in the movie >> jimmy: he's great >> yeah, he's awesome. and george raveling, who marlon wayans plays. george raveling was the first person to talk to michaelt length about his mother and that was kind of the critical thing it was like, "oh, wait a a minute --" to see michael, who is a very intimidating dude, you know, suddenly kind of be awe struck and talk about his mom so, that was -- so, when ben said, like, "look, who do you think we should get to play -- and before he finished the sentence -- the question, michael was like, "viola davis!" [ light laughter ] so - [ cheers and applause yeah, yeah >> jimmy: i mean, viola davis. >> that's who you go to to hit the shot, by the way >> jimmy: yeah, you give it to viola davis. >> so, he called me. he was like, "i've got great news and bad news. and i'm like, "okay. he's like, "the great news is i know exactly what to do for the re- write. we're going to put in george raveling. we're going to put in howard white and we're going to make his mom central to the whole thing." i go, "great, what's the bad news he goes, "we have to get viola davis, or we can't make the movie. >> jimmy: everyone want

tucker carlson's show. nicknamed white nationalist television for a reason. you can do it for a reason >> buckle up, it gets worse. more of it is coming. >> michaelele, thank you my friend scaring is caring. >>> up next on "the reidout" -- the nra and conservative media teamed up to stoke fear, anger and resentment to sell more guns and attract more viewers at the expense of innocent american lives. "the reidout" continues after this ♪ more space... gotta sell the house. (vo) oh..open houses or, skip the hassles and sell with confidence to opendoor. wow. (vo) request a cash offer at opendoor dot com my mental health was much better, but i struggled with uncontrollable movements called td, tardive dyskinesia. td can be caused by some mental health meds. and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. i felt like my movements were in the spotlight. ingrezza is a prescription medicine to treat adults with td movements. ingrezza is different. it's the simple, once-daily treatment proven to reduce td that's #1 prescribed. people taking ingrezza can stay on their current dose of most mental health meds. ingrezza 80 mg is proven to reduce td movements i

tucker. marlon wayans, even affleck himself who saved a small but media role for himself in air. it's a movie centered around the greatest of all time yet. we never really see michael in anything but a side or back shot. and while there'd be no movie without him, he is not the star of air. it's about his mom and all she did to guide and protect your and the tenacity and risk taking of the sports agent who wouldn't quit. now, if you are only thinking about maybe eventually possibly going to see this movie, all i can do is quote, the famous nike ad slogan and say just do it. it's one of the best movie experiences i've had in a long time. it's a dean's list there's also the movie adaptation of the popular video game. the super mario brothers movie fans of the game will love the leaps of nostalgia here for everyone else. it's a harmless better than average kids film that i was surprised took so long to make chris pratt and charlie day provide voices the italian plumber brothers this perfect offering for kids 6 and above. it's a dean's list. c plus you can always get my movie reviews and home video picks sent right to your phone's every week. >> just by texting the word

tucker: well, yeah. >> we do this all the time. when you have somebody extorting you, which milwaukee pomerance said in his book he believes this to be. he lays this out. we have michael cohen, who was a convicted felon and liar, who was afraid of what was going to happen to his wife. we have mark pomeranz saying they couldn't bring charges. neither could the sec. alvin bragg stood up today and said he was bringing a state federal crime. it doesn't exist. it doesn't exist. federal crime, not a state crime. >> tucker: to hear it on msnbc, this hush money. how many women alleging sexual harassment or assault has nbc news paid off this year? spare us. please. i used to work there. great to see you tonight. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> tucker: so authorities all but shut down new york city for trump's arraignment today. hundreds of police officers showed up. they closed fdr drive. millions on securities because all these threats and protests. this was the scene outside the courthouse today. >> i'm black and i like violence. i'm an animal! i'm a black animal! yeah, baby. >> tucker: bill hemmer is one of the few news anchors we trust. you were in new york today. what di

tucker. marlon wayans, even affleck himself who saved a small but media role for himself in air. it's a movie centered around the greatest of all time yet. we never really see michaell she did to guide and protect your and the tenacity and risk taking of the sports agent who wouldn't quit. now, if you are only thinking about maybe eventually possibly going to see this movie, all i can do is quote, the famous nike ad slogan and say just do it. it's one of the best movie experiences i've had in a long time. it's a dean's list there's also the movie adaptation of the popular video game. the super mario brothers movie fans of the game will love the leaps of nostalgia here for everyone else. it's a harmless better than average kids film that i was surprised took so long to make chris pratt and charlie day provide voices the italian plumber brothers this perfect offering for kids 6 and above. it's a dean's list. c plus you can always get my movie reviews and home video picks sent right to your phone's every week. >> just by texting the word, dean to 9, 7, 9, 9, 9, hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. lots of great options. >> and a 300 million dol

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