talk about roy grace.le, he is 39, just coming up to his 39th birthday and his wife, sandy, who he loved and adored, has vanished from the face of the earth. he literally comes home and she's gone. and for ten years, that was when he was 30 and for ten years he's been looking for her, doesn't know if she's been abducted, kidnapped, run off with a lover, and he functions as a very successful homicide detective but all the time he's wondering, is she going to suddenly turn up? and during the roy grace series, which is obviously ongoing, i seed a bit more about what happened and speculations. and i chose that route to go because what really good detectives do is solve puzzles and i thought, rather than having a detective with a drink problem and a broken marriage i thought it would be more interesting, because today a detective with a drink problem wouldn't last 24 hours in the british police. much more interesting to have a detective with a private puzzle he couldn't solve. if i was ever unlucky enough to ha

graces. >> there's been reporting part of the reason that steve bannon's comfortable other with michael wolff, he assumed roy moore was going to win that his candidates would win that would give him leverage because trump would need him and feel like he needed him in 2018. can you confirm that? >> joy, you're putting your finger on the alabama senate race. which was a huge factor in this entire unraveling of the relationship between the white house and steve bannon. he was confident that roy moore would win. when democrat doug jones won he saw his political capital and relationship with the white house suddenly turn. the white house was pointing a finger at bannon and saying, you're responsible for this, you made this happen in alabama. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell was only happy to cheer along that conclusion by the president. >> we saw that happy tweet by mitch mcconnell's office. i'm sure he's glad to see him gone. thank you, appreciate it. >>> the president who calls himself a very stable genius decided to put on a show for the cameras and displayed a loose grasp what was he was talking about r

to carry out her life work with the same grace and strength and h elegance that wholly defined rebecca. she is survived by her husband, children and a grandson. royn the real estate business and founded a catholic school in conveniently temperature ravment the school's head master says he will miss roy's infectious love of faith and life and of all things true, good and beautiful. he lived in montecito with his wife. our prayers are with their families and those who are still being searched for tonight. that is the story for this week. tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> well, good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. washington, d.c. is a divided city but today saw a moment of rare political unity. lawmakers in both parties came together in grave agreement that it was unfortunate, unacceptable and indeed threatening that president trump would refer to poor and dangerous countries as in effect poor and dangerous. now, some of the outrage was tactical, obviously. a way to score political advantage but a great deal of it was entirely real. it was authentic rage. so why are the people in charge hysterical about this? is it because trump sa

graces and with the base because he is intending to make good impact. >> before this book though, wasn't the argument that he was irrelevant with roy moore and he was notinfluential by the loss of that alabama senate race. >> after the alabama race, there were a lot of people wonder being steve bannon's electoral judgment and that's different whether he ends up speaking with the same emotion that donald trump's base did. something else happened this week that people are not thinking about. there is a lot of talk about the base. donald trump's base. and him making sure that it was he owned it as opposed to steve bannon. bannon's commends reinforced for three quarters of america who are not in donald trump's base. the inner workings of the white house in a really negative way. if you had this guy who in essence saw himself as a trump ally being a truth teller, there is no way that those people were going to come back to donald trump and say maybe we should be giving him the benefit of the doubt. his base is not going to grow any bigger than it is and they make no attempt to have it grow any bigger. going into a mid-term elex and reelect as a president, y