and the bottom line is >> tucker: you want the numbers question mike i have a right here. 64,060 the you're pretty set out left and now it's having the aide. he got obviously we can reason together. there is a federal account every year for the number of homeless on the street. it's give or take 4,000. there's a lot of people in the shelter system, that's true. we are driving down that number. i'm not happy even about 4,000 people in the street but that's just nowhere near what you just said but the difference what you can see in new york and you can see in on safety and you can see it on jobs and you see on a higher graduation rate in our schools is we continue to make progress in this city and we are going to make a lot more but to the original point of this conversation -- >> tucker: let me ask you a concrete question. if i live in new york and there is a homeless man outside of my building who on the sidewalk, is on the sidewalk grounds to be arrested in this city? >> it certainly can be and anyone who see something like that -- >> tucker: hold on. if i'm on a sidewalk and you wi

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. >> tucker: to this day mike boot takes a.n bolton is this country's national security advisor. there were no consequences to their foolishness or dishonesty. none. yes, mr. president, john bolton does want to get you into a war. it's all he wants it's what he dreams about. many wars if possible. if you are not careful, he will do it. >> tucker: in between administration jobs there are cushy think tank jobs. cable news contracts. war may be disaster for america but for john bolton and his fellow neocons, it is always good business. >> tucker: we invited john bolton on this show tonight he did not respond to the invitation which is a shame. is he always welcome here. that's a sincere invitation. in some ways the story isn't simply about john bolton. it's about the countless john boltons who currently the staff federal bureaucracy deeply mediocre lifers, drunk on uberous. protected by bullet proof job security. they are more likely to die on the job than be fired and they know it. as a group these people have done an awful lot t

. >> tucker: i want to know mike and public servants, the men and women can't have a solid way to dotting to protecting whistle-blowers and ensuring every complaint is handled appropriately. the complaint about the president's call was not standard and did not meet the statutory definition of urgent and congressional notification was not required. this undercuts democrats claims today that there is a legal f requirement to share. a former white house official tells fox news that transcripts of all the presidential calls are handled between this are they cross reference of the copy is complete? we are also told that there was no audio recording. >> tucker: catherine herridge, thank you so much for that. joe digenova is a former thanks so much for comingor on. this political get to the basic legal questions here. so what the president did or said he did in this conversation with the head of state for the ukraine. in fact on the air i heard judge napolitano say at what the president has been accused of doing as a crime. is it a crime? as foolish, nothing the president set on that call o

warren buffett has pointed out that he himself questioned mike we need to fix that and if democrats -- they should address it. absolutely. >> tuckeruse we tax capital at half the rate of labor. so we penalize work. so you are an idiot if you work for a living and those of us -- i mean, whatever. i don't know many people -- >> we haven't talked about that loophole. >> tucker: i couldn't agree more. you have to be a liberal to think that. ethan, thank you very good to see you. every year artificial intelligence is getting more sophisticated. that has implications for tens of millions of american workers. what does it mean for them, what is it mean for us? investigating that, next. >> tucker: year by year, day by day, artificial intelligence is becoming more powerful and sophisticated. mcdonald's is now working on automating its drive-through windows. one of the czech titans will soon perform cars that can drive themselves. millions of americans from drivers to factory workers to retail corpse, people who work in jobs that could soon be all automated. what does that mean for this country? lauren cast is one of the few people who talk

tucker: it is. confusing to at love people. not exactly clear what mike flynn is accused of doing wrong. government's behavior, you want documents that they will not turn over? am i reading that correctly? >> that's exactly right. we filed a motion to compel them to produce all the documents in their possession that are favorable to the defense in any way or would impeach their witnesses. for example, we still don't have the unredacted page strzok text messages. we don't have the original fbi report. we don't have any number of documents that they either decided they are classified so they're keeping us from us because they are claiming classified and just keeping it from us, period they are not allowed to do that, are they. the i thought the whole idea of a trial required them to turn over all relevant documents to you. >> you would think that. that's what the court held in brady vs. maryland. prosecutors are nag that rule more in the breach than the application. it takes a court order to get them to do what they are supposed to do. judge sullivan is a judicial hero of my book "license

really cornered and as robert was saying we just don't know if tucker carlson and rand paul are going to be in his ear, lindsay graham, mikeompeo who's going to advocate for what. and that is really undetermined at this time. but i think what the iranians know is that he doesn't want to strike there. and he was hoping that they would come to the table. i do not doubt that he could still change his mind and say there is reason to believe we can offer a line of credit and talk at the table once again. >> it puts us right back into why on earth did we get out of the iran deal in the first place. other than the fact that obama negotiated it is gone. it would appear that what they're inching back toward will closely reasonable the iran deal he ripped up. >> when you talk to white house officials, they'd say it was because of president obama's fingerprints all over that iran deal that the president wanted to walk away from it. the spat between senator paul and congresswoman cheney has been a wrikcosm within the republican party that president trump is going to have to face as he makes his own decision on how to move forward. the

tucker: sorry, wrong clip. you get the point. professor went on to say unfortunately many people mike bulk at cannibalism.y are too uptight start by eating their own pets. have a cocker spaniel burger for the planet. now, the swedes we should tell you are several years ahead of us in the u.s. in their climate consciousness. we will get there soon. when we do get there it will be due to the tireless evangelizinevangelizing eke prof saint pete buttigieg of south bend. as buttigieg acknowledged the other need god himself agrees with every word saint pete utters. >> if you believe that god is watching, as poison is being belched into the air of creation and people are being harmed by it, countries are at risk of vanishing in low lying areas what do you suppose god thinks of that? i bet he thinks it's messed up. at least one way of talking about this is that it's a kind of sin. >> tucker: hear that? disagreeing with saint pete is a sin or as episcopal i can'ican'tas episcopaliansput i. what's not a sin flying on private jets which saint pete does more than any other democratic candidate in the race. of course

. >> tucker: i we knew we had a problem, we had a senator from utah, chairman of the senate antitrust subcommittee, mikeee. if there was ever a trust, it's google. i said what are we doing about google. well nothing. because free market. that's when i thought, you know, this runs deep. >> it does run deep. it runs deep. if you look at google and facebook combined they own about 250 companies. i'll tell you, tucker, i hope they break up the monopolies, i hope the antitrust suits are successful. we have to redefine these companies. they're operating this nebulous 230 venture from the 1996 act. they need to be defined as publishers and telecommunication companies and we need to have a conversation and put into law protecting our rights as citizens, data sovereignty, our personal date a that's the point of government, government to protect the property of individual citizens including our data. >> tucker: if only our lawmakers cared about us it would be nice. thank you ned ryan, for your piece and for explaining it on the show, appreciate it. >> thanks, tucker, appreciate it. >> tucker: recently on the show

to vote twice, 73% in my first election, -- >> tucker: a tiny number -- >> especially in a race for president, what have you done it makes you to know mikee president of united states, e safest we've ever been, the smartest economy we've ever been, the most diverse place, and our social fabric is a lot stronger than it was six years ago. there's a lot i can show you that actually has to do with how you run something and move something forward, and where we started. i'm talking about issues related to working people that, bluntly, neither democrats or republicans talk enough about. my whole reason for running for mayor was to address the issues of working people, and that is what we have been able to do in the city. >> tucker: the biggest private-sector employers -- who are they in new york city? >> chase manhattan is one great example. >> tucker: chase is number one. jpmorgan chase. speak on using an old phrase. >> tucker: the biggest private sector employer in the city that you run, the biggest city in america, so obviously the head of that company, jamie dimon, must be a huge supporter of yours and a donator to your presidential campai

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