you've announced you're going to be leaving the secretary—general of tuc job at the end of the year.ew with the uk. would you acknowledge that actually trade unions are weaker today in terms of the legislation around what you are able to do, how you can represent workforces, weaker than when you began the job. well, every conservative government has introduced anti—union legislation. the last time they did it in 2016 it was about attacking that internationally recognised right to strike. so is that your way of saying, yes, we are weaker? well, the legal framework is certainly tougher. i think people may ask, "why would you want to weaken workers bargaining power to get a feel good not fair deal at work?" the good news is that membership is bigger, we've grown for the last four years in a row. right, but you're still way, way down to where you were even two decades ago. way down. some 13 million members to what? six point something. how fantastic that particularly women have been joining the trade union in numbers. because they they understand that it's only when we join in union that

. >> tuc put. the great buck sexton, thank you . good night, tucker . thso the democratic party iss bracing for a total wipeout in the midterms this point they're not even trying to convince you to vote for them. toto're trying to take their opponents off the ballot. they're attacking democracy, nott a letting you vote for people you want to vote for. here's the latest and most shocking example. a new legal effort underway to keep marjorie taylor greene off the ballot in her own district where she's very popular in the state of georgia and what grounds the left is saying she's guilty of, quote, insurrectioner. >> marjorie taylor greene represents georgia in congress and she joins us tonight. congressman, thanks so c much for coming on . so they're trying to prevent voters from voting for you. how is that democracy? well, it's not, tucker . that's's the thing. these people hate the people in my district so much they look down on them because they voted for me and sent me t to washington to fight for the things that most americans care about, like secure

jt vance running >> tuc the state ofhi ohio primaries next month, i think. good luck.nk thank you . so we're going to show you a tape that we don't want to show you because it's soa shocking. we check twice. it'sk real. here's the question. if you had to define american a single word, that word be so in the rose garden today,th joe biden tried to answer that question. watch carefully how he did. a america is a nation that can be defined in a single word as we put him to the foothills of the himalayas with xi jinping traveling with him. and as we travel seventeen thousand miles as vice president, i don't know that for a fact. and what do you guys run the country hopefully not for long, not capable off running the country. but notice the reaction at least justice ketanji brown jackson was dignified enough to look deeply embarrassed as the president just skipped groove. his head went off about marching in the himalayas. but you'll notice vice president sort of nodded like, oh yeah, of course if you can find america one word, it be the seventeen thousand miles i traveled president to th

in the meantime, some breaking news concerning frances o'grady, the general secretary of the tuc.movement has been the greatest honour of my life. many thanks to all our reps and officers for what you do. you are the lifeblood of our movement. it is worth noting that frances o'grady was the first woman to hold the position of general secretary at the tuc in 2013. possibly getting reaction later here on bbc news. in the meantime, workers in the uk have seen living standards fall for the third month in a row because whilst wages are rising, prices are rising faster. that's according to the latest official figures. in the three months to february, average pay in the uk went up by 4% — compared to a year earlier. but real wages fell by 1% — when you take inflation into account during that time. last month, inflation hit 6.2% — and figures out tomorrow are expected to show another rise. earlier i spoke to our economics correspondent andy verity. he told me that people are already feeling the squeeze in living standards. they are feeling it when they open their bills that come through t

>> tuc hydraulics. correct? right. not you're not doing this . j no, not just fun for fun w on the weekend with your buddies. there's no reason to thank you . thank you for the reality check. absolutely. o based on the evidence, i think e you put it really close. thank you guys. absolutely.. guys congrats.. thank you . appreciate it. thanks to you if you're not a butcher. that's right. thanks thank for having us . frm oh my gosh. more from the fox studio lot in l.a. another look at episodes we've been working on all year. this one on testosterone levelsl .s. why are they falling? what can you doo about it? it's a huge story that nobody covers. plus kid rock standing by to preview our episode on his life and his tour straight ahead, an exclusive sneak peek into free fox nation account is available now tucker carlson , .com sign up during the break when it comes to real estate agents experience matters. the best agents know how to market your home or top dollar and navigate through a complex transaction. an ideal agent, we created our smart solar s

thank you , tucker .nk you tuc you know, i believe in a greatness that is chicago, but clearly this is not the chicago that i grew up in . i did not grow up in a city c that coddles criminals, that enables badrinabl behaviort and turns a blind eye to the plight of victims in our city. that is loritf lightfootoo as mayor, i will provideer a different direction, a sense of leadership and purpose to the city of chicago that it hasn't seen in a w while. you know, you have to supportpo first responders.li you have to support our police trying to maintain lawan and orderd . you have to rebuild and grow an economy by expanding opportunities and allowing businesses to flourish and not just operating on handout driven society. it need to provide the basics of city services to make sure people, regardless of the neighborhood they live in , havened the services that their taxpayers provide. hen pretty simple when you think about it, but clearly some people like the current mayor have a problem executing that plan. i will not it is pretty simplet actually . just like try not to wreck the lives of

we're tuc not overstating it. this really is the beginning of actual change. >> listen, the media will be here come november.r. these midterm elections, they're allem like, oh my god, we've lost control of public discourse with twitter. for comment that'ss coming us in these midterm elections could be even worse t now that e don't control public discourse through twitter now we don't have our hit man to assassinate the character of anybody that challenges our authority. i'm just very hopeful that elon musk stays the course. i'm prayerful that elon musk isa protectedt because what he has h done again with this climate change changing the climate of twitter is incredibly threatening to this democratic authoritarian styledibl governm, this move of marxism and tryings to mimic the behaviors ofhe china. he has disrupted everythingr i don't know in my career in thirty years in journalism. thirty five maybe. i don't think i've seen i anything this disruptive is what he's s pulled off here ands just delight in the fear th