mr. carlson, we are so different. we may be the most rigorous college in america.ncient greek. our seniors struggle with quantum physics, along the way they have to take calculus, they have to learn how to do differential equations, and they haveve to study hegel and adam smith. we are against every prevailing wind in american higher education. i agree there has been slippage, slippage and rigor, slippage in the demands academically made of students. we think that is a mistake. we have no intention of joining that particular parade. >> tucker: good for you. i wonder what you make of this phenomenon. maybe i missed reading it. as the outcomes decline, become less impressive, kids know less whenen i graduate, rigor declin. you would think colleges, if they are turning ank people who don't know very much, 30% can read a complex book, maybe we ought to teach them more. the opposite seems to be happening. why? >> i'm not sure i know the answer to why. the movement towards allowing students to shape their own curriculum and to be able to determine their own education as

mr. carlson pointed out that assad had every reason or incentive not to use chemical weapons in a civil war his government basically already had won. president trump was elected in large part because he promised to get us out of these very unnecessary wars in the northeast. almost everything we have done in the northeast over the last many years has been wrong. there's been fighting going on there for several thousand years. throughout history, other wars have been started over incidents or information that turned out to be false or greatly exaggerated. we do not need nor can we afford to get into another trillion dollar war in the northeast without first making absolutely certain that it is in america's interest to do so and that it will not make the northeast even more messed up and chaotic than it already is. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentlelady from california, ms. aters, for five minutes. ms. waters: mr. speaker, i rise today in recognition of the importance of the vietnam war memorials have in our

mr. tucker carlson, great show as always. thank you, tucker. welcome to hannity.ws you will not get from the destroy trump media. the commander-in-chief is now following through on his tough talk about securing the southern border and earlier today he signed a proclamation to immediately deploy the national guard to help enforce america's immigration laws. now, new poll numbers prove the trump agenda is working, despite, of course, fierce liberal opposition. also tonight we have house chairman devin nunes. is he blasting rod rosenstein for stonewalling congress. this needs to end. we'll explain. rod rosenstein needs to be fired. nunes is also demanding that the fbi, the doj hand over the key documents about the opening of the

mr. tucker carlson, great show as always. thank you, tucker. welcome to "hannity." president trump is on fire. what is he doing? working for you, the american people.e. by the way, this is all news you will not get from the destroyed trump media. the commander-in-chief is now following through on his tough talk about securing the southern border and earlier today he signed a proclamation to immediately deploy the national guard to help enforce america's immigration laws. now, new poll numbers prove the trump agenda is working,ew despite, of course, fierce liberal opposition. also tonight we have housese chairman devin nunes. he is blasting rod rosenstein for stonewalling congress. this needs to end. we'll explain. rod rosenstein needs to be fired. nunes is also demanding that the fbi, the doj hand over the key documents about the t opening of the russia investigation, plus we have media reacting to the president and by the way, that he is not a target. oh, it's driving them insane. and he is only a subject in the corrupt mueller investigation.nl there is a total fre

carlson in washington. former first lady barbara bush has died today at the age of 92. she decided to forgo further treatment for her health. mrsfe of the president and the mother of another president.f there was much triumph in her life but there was also tragedy. she had six children including a daughter, robin, who died of leukemia at the age of three, more than 60 years ago. for the rest of her life, the memory made her cry. other than that, barbara bush was not one for weeping in public. she was a lifelong advocate of good taste and self-restraint. brit hume knew her well for many years. 38 years, and he joins us tonight.

carlson in washington. former first lady barbara bush has died today at the age of 92. she decided to forgo further treatment for her health. mrs. bush was one of only two women in american history to find herself both the wife of the president and the mother of another president.f there was much triumph in her life but there was also tragedy. she had six children including a daughter, robin, who died of leukemia at the age of three, more than 60 years ago. for the rest of her life, the memory made her cry. other than that, barbara bush was not one for weeping in public. she was a lifelong advocate of good taste and self-restraint. brit hume knew her well for many years. 38 years, and he joins us tonight. brit, what did you make of barbara bush? >> she was a woman of enormous character. she adored her husband and i always had this sense in seeing them together that she never could quite get enough of him, that he was such a gregarious man, he had so many friends and people liked him and he liked people and there was never quite enough of him to go around as far as she was concerned. of course, as was mentioned in bill clinton's