mr. tucker. about five months ago there was an internal state memo leaked which declared that isis is winning the social media war versus the u.s. a coalition of u.s. and key allies couldn't agree on the message or methods even. what do you think of that assessment today? >> i'd say it's in line with what a lot of people have been saying. even under secretary of defense michael lumkin says a lot of efforts that the dod has a component in terms of reaching out on social media to combat the isis message, right now they're thinking to the turn away campaign which is the state department's sort of social media response to isis. that has about 25 people that the entire office that that comes out of is just 65. about 5 people come from the dod. you compare 25 people whose job it is to have some affect on the situation on social media versus, you know, perhaps 46,000, perhaps as many as 90,000 different people that have been counted on twitter alone that have pro-isis perspective that are able to carry

mr. tucker. government and private industry as you have written and others constantly monitoring the web looking for the source of the messages. but here is the question. how in the world are they able to pinpoint the source given that there are millions of messages that flow through the web every day probably. and is it sort of looking like looking for a needle in a haystack? >> well, to a certain extent. so this is the duality of -- the dual problem of trying to complk with peoplcommunicate with peopy are i.s.i.s. you have to engage with new recruits but also have to find some secure way to communicate with potential recruits so you're rail doing both things. this is why you see the popularity of services like twitter but the popularity of encrypted messages like what's app and things like that. there are other aspects of i.s.i.l. that are not media-savvy too. back in june one i.s.i.s. sympathizer was in syria. they actually put in social media a picture of themselves in front of a particular h

. >> joining me, tucker carlson. mr. speaker, hour do to insiders all off the voters from the outside. >> one is they have to present a compelling vision of a better future, and get people to say, gee, i like that person. they make sense. still really on a relatively level playing field in terms of communicating. and then second, they have to find policy disagreements that are real, and that -- to draw a dinks. if they don't do that you'll end up with somebody who has never been pushed hard. i'm watching it tighten up and my is you're going to seesee knob of people, mark cow reboundow and ted cruz, prepared to take on the front-runners. >> the outers don't have a bad record. people are so dissatisfied with washington. how does the insider try to get around that? >> these guys don't have day jobs so they can say whatever they want ask that's the basil role of the outsider to tell to the obvious truths everybody node but no one will say. the war in iraq, hedge fund guys paid too much. trump lines -- >> why on the -- >> the

mr. castro. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, carla tucker, native san francisco and academic enrichment program. we also have a group of wonderful supporters from various communities and organizations, which brings me to talk about our nba championship team the golden state warriors. the warrior's project will attract over 4,000 jobs both permanent and construction. seeing that bay view has the highest unemployment rate, our families are excited about the opportunities that this will bring to our city. the warriors have already demonstrated tremendous amount of community support particularly in the bay view community, by providing tickets for kids and families to attend professional basketball games, awarding several bay view organizations grants, refurbishing our courts and neighborhoods and showing just an overall commitment to health and education. it will also trigger creation of a brand-new waterfront park along the terry a. francois boulevard, which will set a tone for better access to the waterfront and eventually add a connection point to other waterfront projects like the hunter's ship

mr. castro. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, carla tucker, native san francisco and academic enrichment program. we also have a group of wonderful supporters from various communities and organizations, which brings me to talk about our nba championship team the golden state warriors. the warrior's project will attract over 4,000 jobs both permanent and construction. seeing that bay view has the highest unemployment rate, our families are excited about the opportunities that this will bring to our city. the warriors have already demonstrated tremendous amount of community support particularly in the bay view community, by providing tickets for kids and families to attend professional basketball games, awarding several bay view organizations grants, refurbishing our courts and neighborhoods and showing just an overall commitment to health and education. it will also trigger creation of a brand-new waterfront park along the terry a. francois boulevard, which will set a tone for better access to the waterfront and eventually add a connection point to other waterfront projects like the hunter's ship

mr. castro. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, carla tucker, native san francisco and academic enrichment program. we also have a group of wonderful supporters from various communities and organizations, which brings me to talk about our nba championship team the golden state warriors. the warrior's project will attract over 4,000 jobs both permanent and construction. seeing that bay view has the highest unemployment rate, our families are excited about the opportunities that this will bring to our city. the warriors have already demonstrated tremendous amount of community support particularly in the bay view community, by providing tickets for kids and families to attend professional basketball games, awarding several bay view organizations grants, refurbishing our courts and neighborhoods and showing just an overall commitment to health and education. it will also trigger creation of a brand-new waterfront park along the terry a. francois boulevard, which will set a tone for better access to the waterfront and eventually add a connection point to other waterfront projects like the hunter's ship

mr. tucker if he could kind of counterbalance what he is saying that sms was used and we have mccall beingth in saying we have cavingses they used the dark web. does anybody ever seem to understand that every time there's a terror attack, we have the legal structure in this country, wanting to pull up everything on the shelf as they did after the terrible attacks on philadelphia -- 9/11 and shove it down our throats. i'm reminded of the temp over gehring. he says the people can always be bright along to do the -- all you have to do is tell the people they're being attacked oar they're in danger and denounce the peacemakers for lack of patriotism and exposing the country to danger. i it worses the same. it was his testimony any 1946. seem wes are always counterbalanced with this information that, well, we have dangerous situation and we need to give up our liberties. supremely, how shall we say -- people of a higher echelon who could take care of things we don't need to -- we just have to be quiet. we can ask questions once in a while but don't be to meddlesome. we have you covered. >> gues

mr. larkin but do stop us that working hard to make that happen thank you. >> thank you very much. >> are you - >> carla tucker. >> good morning. i'm carla my mother is a native san franciscan i'm a native san francisco born and raised in the bayview community. >> community i'd like to stay in therefore i strongly obtain to any delays in the increase for the 40 percent we look at the out migration of black people we've waited long enough this is a community i believe in and it's time thank you. >> thank you. next speaker is oh, l i please come up, sir. >> thank you very much i'm a lifetime residents i've been before this body and grew up in san francisco advocating more affordable housing the 40 percent of new development is good i like to see that passes if more important to three and four those developments that have already been up and running and we have people that are living in those developments that are not in the requirement of legislation and lay under the health and safety code you heard me mention those before you 33.34.3 the preference of the community to have as residents that live in the develop

mr. castro. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, carla tucker, native san francisco and academic enrichment program. we also have a group of wonderful supporters from various communities and organizations, which brings me to talk about our nba championship team the golden state warriors. the warrior's project will attract over 4,000 jobs both permanent and construction. seeing that bay view has the highest unemployment rate, our families are excited about the opportunities that this will bring to our city. the warriors have already demonstrated tremendous amount of community support particularly in the bay view community, by providing tickets for kids and families to attend professional basketball games, awarding several bay view organizations grants, refurbishing our courts and neighborhoods and showing just an overall commitment to health and education. it will also trigger creation of a brand-new waterfront park along the terry a. francois boulevard, which will set a tone for better access to the waterfront and eventually add a connection point to other waterfront projects like the hunter's ship

mr. castro. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, carla tucker, native san francisco and academic enrichment program. we also have a group of wonderful supporters from various communities and organizations, which brings me to talk about our nba championship team the golden state warriors. the warrior's project will attract over 4,000 jobs both permanent and construction. seeing that bay view has the highest unemployment rate, our families are excited about the opportunities that this will bring to our city. the warriors have already demonstrated tremendous amount of community support particularly in the bay view community, by providing tickets for kids and families to attend professional basketball games, awarding several bay view organizations grants, refurbishing our courts and neighborhoods and showing just an overall commitment to health and education. it will also trigger creation of a brand-new waterfront park along the terry a. francois boulevard, which will set a tone for better access to the waterfront and eventually add a connection point to other waterfront projects like the hunter's ship

mr. castro. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, carla tucker, native san francisco and academic enrichment program. we also have a group of wonderful supporters from various communities and organizations, which brings me to talk about our nba championship team the golden state warriors. the warrior's project will attract over 4,000 jobs both permanent and construction. seeing that bay view has the highest unemployment rate, our families are excited about the opportunities that this will bring to our city. the warriors have already demonstrated tremendous amount of community support particularly in the bay view community, by providing tickets for kids and families to attend professional basketball games, awarding several bay view organizations grants, refurbishing our courts and neighborhoods and showing just an overall commitment to health and education. it will also trigger creation of a brand-new waterfront park along the terry a. francois boulevard, which will set a tone for better access to the waterfront and eventually add a connection point to other waterfront projects like the hunter's ship

mr. larkin but do stop us that working hard to make that happen thank you. >> thank you very much. >> are you - >> carla tucker. >> good morning. i'm carla my mother is a native san franciscan i'm a native san francisco born and raised in the bayview community. >> community i'd like to stay in therefore i strongly obtain to any delays in the increase for the 40 percent we look at the out migration of black people we've waited long enough this is a community i believe in and it's time thank you. >> thank you. next speaker is oh, l i please come up, sir. >> thank you very much i'm a lifetime residents i've been before this body and grew up in san francisco advocating more affordable housing the 40 percent of new development is good i like to see that passes if more important to three and four those developments that have already been up and running and we have people that are living in those developments that are not in the requirement of legislation and lay under the health and safety code you heard me mention those before you 33.34.3 the preference of the community to have as residents that live in the develop

mr. larkin but do stop us that working hard to make that happen thank you. >> thank you very much. >> are you - >> carla tucker. >> good morning. i'm carla my mother is a native san franciscan i'm a native san francisco born and raised in the bayview community. >> community i'd like to stay in therefore i strongly obtain to any delays in the increase for the 40 percent we look at the out migration of black people we've waited long enough this is a community i believe in and it's time thank you. >> thank you. next speaker is oh, l i please come up, sir. >> thank you very much i'm a lifetime residents i've been before this body and grew up in san francisco advocating more affordable housing the 40 percent of new development is good i like to see that passes if more important to three and four those developments that have already been up and running and we have people that are living in those developments that are not in the requirement of legislation and lay under the health and safety code you heard me mention those before you 33.34.3 the preference of the community to have as residents that live in the develop

mr. larkin but do stop us that working hard to make that happen thank you. >> thank you very much. >> are you - >> carla tucker. >> good morning. i'm carla my mother is a native san franciscan i'm a native san francisco born and raised in the bayview community. >> community i'd like to stay in therefore i strongly obtain to any delays in the increase for the 40 percent we look at the out migration of black people we've waited long enough this is a community i believe in and it's time thank you. >> thank you. next speaker is oh, l i please come up, sir. >> thank you very much i'm a lifetime residents i've been before this body and grew up in san francisco advocating more affordable housing the 40 percent of new development is good i like to see that passes if more important to three and four those developments that have already been up and running and we have people that are living in those developments that are not in the requirement of legislation and lay under the health and safety code you heard me mention those before you 33.34.3 the preference of the community to have as residents that live in the develop