mr. tucker. >> mr. tucker, given allegations that there was russian interference in our last presidential election in 2016 and the consensus that russia and other countries are ramping up to interrupt our november 6 elections, what can be done to protect the integrity of our electoral process? >> first of all, i think we have to recognize that it is absolutely imperative that we do protect the integrity of our democracy. it's critical for the future of the country. according to the president's own national security advisor, there's incontrovertible evidence that russia interfered in the 2016 election. whether it had an effect is immaterial. they did intend and inflict damage to the prosofse the -- to the process of the election in 2016. there were some sanctions placed against russia earlier this year. i don't think russia is feeling those sanctions. that's a positive first step but we absolutely have to do more to sanction russia for interfering in the 2016 election. quite frankly, the more important po

tucker, on ask mr. the bylines that we keep on hearing regarding the dairy industry, the concessions that canada had to make in order to satisfy the trump administration , my suspicions are that he knows something. another election year, campaign promise that he says he could make. i just want to hear his comments. guest: absolutely. the trump administration sort of has a rhetorical and political grasp on the electoral map of the country. we saw that in the 2016 elections clearly. while the clinton campaign was not really sending folks to michigan and wisconsin, you have the trump administration really picking trade as a major issue to campaign on, appealing to concern on the part of manufacturing workers in particular about job losses as a result of nafta and other trade deals. the administration certainly has their finger on the pulse. the dairy aspect is clearly a part of that. there needed to be at least a little bit of market opening so the trump administration could say that it was different than

mr. tucker points at her. that's it. if they don't pay attention, there's nothing else you can do. stop fighting, he says to invisible prisoners. i said stop fighting. nonchalant. backing out of the door and slamming it shut, lead yourself in there, he turns to face us. somebody is going to win and somebody is going to lose, but did you do your job, hell yes, the classroom erupted in laughter. we could break them up if we want to but he wouldn't recommend it. we are not going to pay that much. the next raise isn't going to be much more than the one you got last time. all that's important is that we go home at the end of the day. if they want to cut each other, happy cutting. so, this company was founded in the 1980s, but for most of american history prisons they were meant to turn a profit so after i did this, this undercover investigation i went to work on this book and i realized that to tell the story it had to go way back further than the 80s. i went all the way back to the american revolution and so the way the book is laid out i told the story of my time undercover in the cha

." >> tucker carlson, author of the book "ship of fools." who is mrs. raymond? tucker: mrs. raymond was my first grade teacher in california and the school year of 1975, 1976. she was the liberal archetype of the time. she was a willowy, blonde who wore indian peasant skirts with long wind chime earrrings and she was a kind of political activist/first-grade teacher and spent most of the year trying to make us like her, liberals. i've thought about her a lot in the years since, because i deeply resented this. as a first grader i did not like having views forced down my throat. in retrospect, her politics have become my politics. the things that she cared about, the struggle of the poor versus the week, the environment in the most basic sense. is the water clean, basic environmental concerns. she loved animals, she thought the american indians were cool. in the course of thinking through this book i was thinking of her and how few people like her still exist and how bewildering she might find the world now. where the people who claim to have the views she have or had are align

." >> tucker carlson, author of the book "ship of fools." who is mrs. raymond? tucker: mrs.aymond was my first grade teacher in california and the school year of 1975, 1976. she was the liberal archetype of

tucker, on ask mr.he bylines that we keep on hearing regarding the dairy industry, the concessions that canada had to make in order to satisfy the trump administration , my suspicions are that he knows something. another election year, campaign promise that he says he could make. i just want to hear his comments. guest: absolutely. the trump administration sort of has a rhetorical and political grasp on the electoral map of the country. we saw that in the 2016 elections clearly. while the clinton campaign was not really sending folks to michigan and wisconsin, you have the trump administration really picking trade as a major issue to campaign on, appealing to concern on the part of manufacturing workers in particular about job losses as a result of nafta and other trade deals. the administration certainly has their finger on the pulse. the dairy aspect is clearly a part of that. there needed to be at least a little bit of market opening so the trump administration could say that it was different than th

mr. president. [applause] >> tucker: this was not an emotional speech.or that reason, it was very different from virtually anything we've heard the past month. it was an argument rooted in reason. it had a huge effect. the dam broke almost immediately after. west virginia democrat joe manchin announced that he too will support kavanaugh. manchin gives the nominations the necessary 50 votes. even if protesters find jeff flake, the nomination will go through. barring an unforeseen event and that could happen, but if it doesn't, brett kavanaugh will become a justice this weekend. for representing his voters in virginia that overwhelmingly support kavanaugh, the youth ring of thinks party richly denounced him in the halls of the capitol. nobody tried to stop them or asked them to be quiet because we're getting used to mob rule here. watch. [protesters chanting]. [protesters chanting] [protesters chanting] >> tucker: these kinds of scenes are everywhere in washington tonight, we're sad to tell you. the left has given up on making their own case. activists no

tucker: mrs. raymond was my first grade teacher in california and the school year of 1975, 1976. she was the liberal

tucker. leland: mr. mclarty, good to see you. we appreciate it.hat when you get to d.c. >> look forward to it. thank you. leland: thanks for being here this weekend. kristin: i'm off to go to houston. leland: that's your hometown. kicks off tomorrow sort of late afternoon. we've got to be their little bitterly. what are you talking to voters about? >> it's just amazing that ted cruz and donald trump are campaigning on the same stage. leland: we'll see what treats commodity because there were certainly some colorful ones during the primaries. "fox news sunday" coming up next. brand new ca >> i am chris wallace. the u.s. alliance with saudi arabia in jeopardy as the country acknowledges that missing journalist is dead. ♪. >> saudi arabia has been a great ally but what happened is unacceptable. >>chris: but how to punish the kingdom if evidence shows the royal family is behind the jeff of jamal khashoggi? >> we haven't finished our review. i would prefer we don't use as

[laughter] >> tucker: the question goes to jeanine pirro first according to our judges because mr. cardinal rules. >> calling capra nick. >> tucker: you really think so? >> i have been calling him this this's morning, reaching him, so i can bring into the white house and so we can remove that [bleep] statement and be on the same page. >> tucker: you said before the show that you thought you would do badly because you only follow legal news but that's not true. >> i follow news when i'm awake. >> tucker: well let's see if you can get this one, question number four. the prime minister of great britain theresa may 8 headlines around the world when she started an important speech with an awkward dance. she was dancing like a robot to a 1970s disco song by a swedish pop band. which song was it? [buzz] you are just jumping the gun every time. judges? to greg got failed. >> it's abba. the name of the song? >> it's dancing queen. >> tucker: 's at dancing queen by abba? ♪ >> tucker: all right, we are two-2. the contestants, final question. here in new york city, researchers are about to beg

. >> tucker: well, the "washington post" might call mrs. paul paranoid.the other hand, many on the left openly celebrated when her husband wound up in the hospital after being assaulted by an angry liberal. >> my husband had 6 broken ribs and was seriously injured. violently assaulted. to have people like cher and bette midler laughing on the internet and lauding his attacker, it's like, well, what kind of person are you that you think that is acceptable? >> tucker: well, that's a fair question. and the video we just showed yoe is real video. we didn't make it up in theid basement to scare you or to win a mid-term. assessing everything you have seen over the past year, you might be tempted to conclude that just maybe there is aen growing problem with left-wing mob violence. but left-wing leaders and their propaganda in the press have concluded the exact opposite. faced with one left-wing riot after another, they have decided the problem is actually you. you are the problem sitting at home. you are dangerous. in the "new york times", paul krugman accused t

mr. trump could not confirm that statements. >> tucker: trace gallagher, thank you for that update.ark steyn. mark, it is hard, call me naive but it is hard to believe the date primitive desert theocracy that he heads its critics and public squares would hurt one of its critics who works at "the washington post." were you shocked by the story? >> i think you might doing them some to service their tucker. according to the turks, they fluid an flew in an expert, as the saudis are saying, he was accidentally question to death. apparently that can happen to anyone. that is just the way it is. the only mystery here is why if the turks who claim to have basically seen all the stuff going on in the hours before hand, why they haven't actually released it. there is actually a kind of turkish, saudi feud that this particular reporter was very much on the turkish side of. other than that, you are right. this is one of the most bloodthirsty regimes on earth. it is basically isis with diplomatic recognition. the beheadings in the square, regardless of liberalization and all the rest of it, this

mr. trump. and also for a production of the crucible. let me tell you, i was good. >> tucker: let me tell you, queen, get it? lindsey graham is secretly gay. that is what nbc is telling us and they are implying that there is something wrong with that. that graham ought to be ashamed. when did they start using that? isn't that against everything they supposedly believe? only if you assume they believe anything, but they don't. it is only about power. the radio host and president of imv, tammy bruce. tammy, i have to say i'm getting used to the idea that if you argue against judging people on the basis of skin color that you are racist. >> sure. >> tucker: now the left, guardians of america's gay community are using slurs against lindsey graham? what? >> look, regardless of what you think of mr. graham, the left does this all the time. if they don't like somebody they want to smear someone. that is the accusation to some degree.ar you are supposed to believe that somebody is a monster and as a result, they are gay. >> tucker: from the left? >> of course. my first book in 2001 w

mr. khashoggi. >> just to be clear, we do not have that reporting. >> tucker: that is a sitting member of congressho said that. these are not serious people. they know nothing. they will say anything. they are buffoons. spare us the lectures, please. we have more on the news from saudi arabia in a few minutes. but first another fox news alert. mexican authorities trying to stop a caravan of the migrants headed north to the united states that may literally be beyond their power. trace gallagher has the latest on that story. trace? >> tucker, it's impossible to get an accurate count because the caravan is spreading out but we still believe there are between 3,000-4,000 honduran and salvadoran immigrants heading north. right now at guatemala's border with mexico, there are thousands of migrants waiting to cross 1 of 2 bridges that lead into mexico. earlier today, they broke a gate and they tried to push their way into the country. in spite of the mexican police and the military using smoke canisters to push them back, many of them as you can see kind of got through. mexico has now told the united sta

mr. mayer was doing, if they say the right things, it's like an invisibility cloak. >> tucker: that's sonoticed this: the threat is not from masculine men. the men i met that mistreat women are the weakest men. >> that's a very good point. we are looking at each individual case. every woman has to deal with however we approach the issues in our lives with violence and the nature of the men who might be violent. the argument is separating women even from the men in their own lives. the men that love them and that's the political agenda here. >> tucker: exactly. >> it has nothing to do with masculinity and strength. >> tucker: we did the math and americans are spending more helping illegal aliens have children here than on a border wall. is congress considering changing that? and steven segal joins us to talk about his new motive and the role he may play in u.s. and russian relations for real. trump rally in iowa. >> if you like your children or love your children, you can leave your beautiful children. >> [loud music playing]. >> tech: so you think this chip is nothing to worry about? wel

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mr. speaker, good to see you. great to be. here in your hometown, the swamp. thank you. when we come back, we stole the studio but he's coming back for a tuckerl weigh in on the fishing expedition on judge kavanaugh. a lot more as we continue from washington, d.c. stay with us. ♪ woman: life? honestly, it's a struggle. traffic and roads... a mess, rents going up, friends and family moving out of state, millions of californians live near or below the poverty line. politicians like gavin newsom talk about change, but they've done nothing. sky-high gas and food prices. homelessness. gavin newsom, it happened on your watch. so, yeah. it is time for a change. time for someone new. ♪ ♪ >> sean: despite getting the white house to agree to an fbi investigation, democrats have not slowedlo down their attacksn judge kavanaugh. joining me now with reaction, the author of a brand-new book, "ship of fools: how a selfish ruling class is bringing america to the brink of revolution." our own tucker carlson, who we see every night. congrats on the books, number one. thank you for letting me use your studio, number two. number three, these are really scary tim

mr. avenatti using that term. i don't watch your show. >> i'm not fully -- right. the lawyer who represented stormy daniels, savior of the republic. >> i'm not sure he is a leading candidate. >> tucker been invited by democrats in early primary states. are you saying that because his client, the ten gang rape in a row client, she wasn't interviewed about her lied cross claims that somehow kavanaugh shouldn't have been confirmed? >> that is not what i said. i wish she had been interview and that they should have looked at the story and offered a complete record. i'm saying i think we have a missed opportunity because there are serious questions outstanding because the f.b.i. investigation was not allowed to be as complete and holistic as i think many members, certainly the democratic members, you saw the statement wish they had been. >> tucker: quickly bottom line it. just about the creepy porn lawyer, c.p.l. component. are you happy to have him in the party and keep doing what he is doing? that is what the democrats stand for or go back to doing whatever he does. >> we are a big tent party so i am happy for anyone stepping up for what they believe in but it will be a big crowd field