. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." president trump announced an inauguration crack town. but is it enough? someone says he's already betraying his promises campaign promises. one of its chief architects is going to join us to discuss its decline and fall and to defend but first, a "wall street journal" report reveals that the tenacious but unverified 35 page dossier published by buzzfeed news. it had been co-opted by russian intelligence and hardly proves the documents liability to have its claims come from a businessman instead of intelligent sources. why did buzzfeed publish it in the first plates? joining us now is ben smith, editor-in-chief of the buzzfeed news. instead of only presenting known facts, they left it to readers to reckon with a messy reality. i know you have taken a lot of flak for this. let me just ask the obvious question which is, let's say i had an unverified document given to me by one of your enemies claiming that you had committed a crime. let's say that was in the hands of law enforcement but

. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." just three days ago, in an interview with nbc, john lewis of georgia called donald trumpto illegitimate. he followed up by saying he won't attend the inauguration. trump responded with a series of tweets. the networks went wall-to-wall with their coverage of this. you've been watching it. this is a fight democrat started and they seem to enjoy it so far. republicans enjoy it too. attacks like the one from john lewis, will it help the democrats win elections in the future? the democratic party has lost more than 1,000 officeholders nationwide. for someone who wants to lead the democrats into the future, who is running for dnc chair, thanks you for joining us tonight. >> good evening, tucker. >> tucker: you were asked about this over the weekend on fox & friends. they asked about congressman lewis' comment. by that, did you mean that this is an election that didn't actually take place where we should pretend it didn't happen, as someone who wants to lead the democratic party, what is yo

. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the trump administration signaled that it will move forward with trump's immigration agenda. with first removing illegal criminal aliens. and a much promised wall is on the way. the white house news conference, sean spicer had this to say. >> i think the president has noted that this was a serious priority throughout the campai campaign. he has already started to work with congress. he is doing everything he can to direct the agency's and congress to commence a top work as soon as possible. >> tucker: we are joined now by the pro-immigrant group bordered angels and a fierce critic of the immigration plan. >> glad to be here. >> tucker: i've read about your views on this, they are pretty conventional on the left. you think his immigration plants are wrong and mean and immoral. you described above as a racist. you're not just a citizen of the u.s. but as mexico. you describe yourself in your bio as a proud american but an even proud or mexican. i think it is fair to ask you this questio

this >> tucker: good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." pretty good show up ahead, we will be talking to a leader of one of the many airport protests that may have kept you from missing your flight. also debuting new segment segment, looking at what our top journalists really think when they are not writing or on camera. but first, president donald trump's executive order, seven majority muslim nations not be allowed entry. it is being faced with astonishing hostility. press secretary sean spicer said the meltdown over the weekend was unjustified. here's what he has said. >> this is blown way out of proportion, in a 24-hour period -- it's a shame that people were inconvenienced but at the end of the day we're talking about a couple hours. being able to come to america is a privilege, not a right. >> tucker: joining us now is one critic of the president's objective order, the ceo and president, the refugees settlement director -- thank you for joining us, marc levine. part of it, you said this. with the stroke of a pen, donald trump has abd

thank you. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: twitter storm. the forecast on social media, a dark cloud of ignorance and a lead of some over hollywood. that's always the forecast there. humidity for progress. featured a video with a number of celebrities and semi celebrities begging congress to obstruct presley elect strom's agenda. here's all a bit. >> we didn't need you and we expected to have our backs. and to use powers. >> to obstruct. >> obstruct. >> defeat. >> anything. anything that defiles our core values of american values. >> the majority. >> the majority of american people. >> tucker: there was episcopal priest in there. not surprised by that. they should totally continue to lecture americans. carlos tweeted this. these people never stop, do they? now they want to run the country? unbelievable. one wrote, they are part of the reason trump was elected. probably not his real name wrote sally field and rosie perez qualify as celebrities still. finally, come on celebs, you are ruining my good movie memories. that is tonight's twitter st

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," we are fewer than 40 hours awayrom trump's inauguration. friday's festivities continue to grow by the moment, as of right now, 68 house democrats are ditching trump's inauguration. some say they oppose his policies, other ones insist they do not agree with his entire presidency. it is not legitimate in their opinion. congressman, thank you for coming on. >> thank you very much. >> tucker: you just got elected and now you are boycotting. how come? >> a couple reasons, first and foremost, i believe that the president-elect does not share the same aspect around the affordable care act which is basically for the constituents i represent, it's very important. secondly, about the russian hacking. i think that also to be taken seriously. thirdly about the congressman john lewis, he in the city of philadelphia received the liberty medal, celebration of the constitution a couple weeks ago. the very same medal that jimmy carter, colin powell, nelson mandela received. at the very end of the day, the president-elect will be swo

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."oday, the inspector general's office announced it will be conducting an inquiry into the fbi and doj's pre-election investigation of hillary b clinton's emails. remember that? we are going to talk to a former official on what they are doing and why. we will also talk to charles krauthammer, does it expose the deeper rod in the american press? thanks for coming on. why are we reopening this musty box? what don't we know about what happened? >> we know a lot about what happened, what we have not seeno officially is whether his behavior was appropriate. there been a lot of people like me who argue that he violated a number of department of justice rules, first by speaking publicly about secretary clinton and condemning her conduct when they weren't going to be charges. later by sending that letter to congress so close to the election. the inspector general's job is to look at that and then pass judgment on whether or not what he did was appropriate. >> tucker: i don't think that's a crazy

♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: well, good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."eople in chicago face felony hate crime charges, in addition too many charges come after they allegedly kidnapped and tortured a mentally disabled man and broadcasted on facebook. video shows the attackers, who were black, yelling f donald trump and f white people. he joins us for an update. greg. what can you tell us? >> the superintendent today called at this video reprehensible and prosecutors called it a crime, filing those charges against the four suspect, they included height crime, kidnapping, battery, as well as unlawful imprisonment, and some additional charges against the two sisters, as well as one of the suspects, who was a friend. you saw the video happen on tuesday. we know that is when the torture happen. at actually began on saturday when the victim got together with one of the suspects, front of his, jordan hill, for a sleep over for new year's. they ended up in chicago at the apartment of those two sisters and police say it all started when there was a friendly fight

tucker. >> tucker: think the lot, trace. president trump hosted british prime minister theresa may at the white house today, it was his first meeting with the foreign leader. the nato alliance which he had criticized campaigning for president. watch. >> on united in our recognition of nato, the bulwark of our collective defense. we have reaffirmed our unshakable commitment to this which i think president subject you are hundred% behind nato. >> i will be representing the american make people very, very strongly, forcefully. and if we have a great relationship with russia and other countries, and if we go after isis together, which has to be stopped -- that's an evil that has to be stopped, i will consider that a good thing, not a bad thing. how the relationship works out, i won't be able to tell you th that. >> tucker: a strong nato alliance, that's what the brits want. it sounds like a great idea. who could possibly oppose that? what would it really mean for the united states? charles krauthammer, he joins us. he has though

♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."he inspector general's office has issued or has started an investigation into the department of justice. specifically, its fbi director, james comey's conduct prior to the election. this is reopening something that is already been closed, we are joined appropriately by james rosen. what is this, james? >> tucker, going to be with you. many trump supporters, conservatives and legal experts are questioning the timing and particularly the scope of this investigation into the conduct of james comey. that will be carried out by the inspector general. the chief among these skeptics are the president-elect himself, who tweeted before dawn dawn and i quote, "what are hillary clinton's people complaining about with respect to the f.b.i. based on the information they had she should never have been allowed to run - guilty as hell. they were very nice to her. she lost because she campaigned in the wrong states - no enthusiasm!" investigators will probe comey's statement about the clinton investiga

tucker time. >> tucker: thanks, man.e will give you a sense of what you can look forward to on this show and it's 9:00 p.m. incarnation. then, joining us in the friend zone, martha maccallum, the first 100 days her new show. we will be right back. >> announcer: this program is brought to you by voile financial. zed. that's smart. who's he? he's the green money you can spend now. what's up? oh you know, gonna pay some bills, maybe buy a new tennis racket. tennis racket for a squirrel? he's got a killer backhand. when it's time to get organized for retirement, it's time to get voya. wonly new alka-seltzer plus st want powerful relief. free of artificial dyes and preservatives liquid gels delivers the powerful cold symptom relief you need without the unnecessary additives you don't. loudspeaker: clean up, aisle 4. alka-seltzer plus liquid gels. >> tucker: time now for the friend zone, where we invite one of our friends who is in the building here at fox. tonight, we are honored to be joined by martha maccallum, who is havin

tucker? >> tucker: thank you so much. what a sad story. we are joined by fox news national security correspondent who has more on the gunmen tonight. jennifer? >> i just got off the phone with law enforcement sources here in washington who tell me that the gunmen flied demonic flu first class. not only by the fbi, but also the army cid, that's the criminal investigative division. we know that he served and alaska and in alaska narration demonic national guard in august of 2016 pure 2016 fod serve one tour in iraq, that was from 2010-2011, february 2011. i would know that that was not a very active time in iraq. that was just before they pulled out at the end of that year. he was a combat engineer, he was separated from the national guard from the alaska national guard for performance we are told by the spokesman out in alaska. he joined the national guard, the puerto rican national guard and 2007 and that is when he deployed to iraq. his family says, has told reporters, he did suffer some mental problems after returning from iraq and what

. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." much like general patton, donald trump believes the best defense is a good offense. trump went on an all-out attack on today's news conference, his first since last july. it was a high-energy event. here is a highlight reel of what happened. >> i will be the greatest jobs producer that god ever created. as far as hacking, i think it was russia. but i think we also get hacked by other countries and other people. i will say again, i think it is a disgrace that information would be let out. i saw the information, i read it, outside of that meeting. it is all fake news. it is phony stuff. it didn't happen. it was a group of opponents who got together, sick people. and they put that together. hacking is bad and it shouldn't be done. but look at the things that were hacked, if putin likes donald trump, guess what, folks? that is called an asset, not a liability. i don't know if i'm going to get along with vladimir putin, i hope i do. but there is a good chance i won't. >> reporter: every pr

tucker. >> tucker: of moloch. that's really nice.art though would make more than the inaugural address. thank you, jennifer. great to see you. looks pretty great over there. well, thousands of people have been celebrating here at washington. others have used the inauguration for destruction for no obvious reason. just a few blocks from the inaugural trade route, somebody let a limousine on fire. and spray-painted we the people on it. i'm not sure what people they were referring to. they smashed windows and stores. thrown objects from riders. please have come back with us pepper spray and grenades, money charged with felony rioting. no reports of a jailhouse ball tonight. president donald trump's inauguration is the biggest event of the week here in washington. in fact, in the country. it's not the only event. tomorrow, the wall will see the women's march on washington. sometimes on the president of his first day in office. it's open to women of all backgrounds, that pledge does not extend to all women, actually. including a pro-life

tucker. >> tucker: trace gallagher. obama's clemency makes sure manning will only send seven years, what kind of message will it send to other soldiers who might feel tempted to reveal other secrets? we are trimmed by a former green beret. nice to see you. first, the macro question, two clemency is granted on the same day, one for chelsea manning, who betrayed the country, and one for a puerto rican terrorist who sought to wage war against the company. what are these have in common? >> both are anti-american. like a last kick in the teeth at least for obama. to be able to look at president trump and look at what has occurred over the last election cycle to say, look, this is my final gasp of, you know, look, here is my legacy, right? that we are bowing down to organizations. 130 bombs across multiple cities across the u.s., like you said. private manning, treason. >> tucker: it is hard to imagine president obama granting clemency to an abortion clinic bomber, for example. the administration on the chelsea manning clemen

. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the inspector general's office has issued or has started an investigation into the department of justice. specifically, its fbi director, jim comey's conduct prior to the election. this is reopening something that is already been closed, we are joined appropriately by james rosen. what is this, james? >> many trump supporters, conservatives and legal experts are questioning the timing and particularly the scope of this investigation into the conduct of james comey. it will be carried out by the inspector general. the president-elect himself tweeted before don and i quote, what are hillary clinton's people talking about? guilty as hell, trumpet said investigators will probe his statement about the lenten investigations. and the letters that comey sent to congress just days before the election. and then closing the case again. they urged comey to resign. >> i think it is hard to be a director of such an important institution when that trust is no longer there. >> i think the fate of the

. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." journalists weren't able to keep donald trump out of the white house, but they would like to keep some of his representatives out of the press. nyu journalism professor said they ought to stop interviewing kellyanne conway on the grounds that she lies too much. t elite daily defended the idea of banning conway, writing this on twitter... he joins us now. thanks for coming on. >> good to be here, tucker. >> tucker: there are people i disagree with all the time. i'm doing it right now. but it has never occurred to me to shun them or to punish them by not talking to them. it doesn't seem like it would serve our viewers or your readers. why would you do that? >> first of all let me say that my opinion does not represent the official position of my country. this is my personal opinion. o >> tucker: you've been talking to lawyers. i love that. >> having constructive political discourse and disagreeing with somebody, there needs to be a basic agreement on the facts. she is spreading blatant

here is tucker. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." 2016 marked a longnd violent year and the likes of the city of chicago. 3550 shootings, 762 murders, an average of two killings every single day. it is getting worse. this year's death 12 marked a 57% increase over the year before. so, what is going on at chicago? to politicians and activists, too many guns. not enough restrictions on those guns. but wait. chicago already has some of the strictest gun control laws in the country, those laws have not gotten any looser. could it be that the last central assumption about gun control is wrong? joshua horwitz is the director and director of coalition to stop on violence. thank you for coming on. if you look at the numbers, and i have, there doesn't seem to be any direct correlation between gun ownership and acts of violence. so, more americans own guns than they did 20 years ago. a lot more. there are far more guns per person and america than there were 20 years ago. the homicide rate has dropped dramatically. if gun control is the answer, how can that be ri

tucker time. i love it. >> tucker: thanks, man.l give you a sense of what you can look forward to on this show and it's 9:00 p.m. incarnation. then, joining us in the friend zone, martha maccallum, the first 100 days, her new show. we will be right back. >> announcer: this program is brought to you by voya financial. changing the way you think of retirement. we're putting away acorns to show the importance of being organized. that's smart. who's he? he's the green money you can spend now. what's up? oh you know, gonna pay some bills, maybe buy a new tennis racket. tennis racket for a squirrel? he's got a killer backhand. when it's time to get organized for retirement, it's time to get voya. tawell, the only place youn, need go...oll? london's got the best of everything. cornwall's got the best of everything. sport sport nightlife nightlife (both) fashion adventure i'm tellin' ya, britain is the only place you really need go. expedia. everything you need to travel britain better. >> tucker: time now for the friend zone, where we inv

. >> tucker: good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." president trump signed a pair of executive orders fulfilling his pledge of a ban of refugees from dangerous nations, syrian refugees from entering the country until a stronger vetting process can be implement it. all refugees of rivals for the next three months and cap total refugees at 50,000 for this year, the order is already being labeled a muslim ban by critics. it won't make this country safer. one of those critics is kevin, from the center for migration studies in new york. he joins us on the set. kevin, it's good to see tonight. the kind of core question around the entire refugee issue is why does bringing in refugees from placesit like syria benefit american citizens? what's in it for americans? >> first of all, it is soft power. we are able to help other countries who share the burdent of the refugees. in that way, they are able to negotiate other issues with them. if they are in our vitalal interests. it is also a humanitarian gesture. we are a nation of safe havens. a lot

tucker. i think you're absolutely right.have criticized the clintons for being too close to wall street. i supported burning standards. in the democratic primary. bernie sanders. he was a populace. he really did with working people. about a year and a half ago at the start of all of this, when i was out in missouri, kansas, i was out on a book tour actually. i talked to a lot of people in the middle of america who try to make up their minds between donald trump and bernie sanders. there is a huge populist wave. i think the difference between donald trump and bernie sanders is donald trump is an authoritarian populist and bernie sanders is a progressive populist. i don't think authoritarianism works in america. i am worried about authoritarianism, quite wrinkly. >> tucker: i am too. i am too. we saw that last administration. the children of the democratic party are spun out about trump, he's is a nazi, sexist but they are ignoring the economic critique. the smart people in the party like you who have had a consistent economic

>> tucker: can democrats do anything to stop it? >> don't know. >> tucker: no. [laughs] the final address to the country, our show starts right now. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to the new 9:00 p.m. in addition, as you can see we are waiting for the president. in his farewell address to the country. it should start in about 90 seconds. but until then, i am joined by my friend, bret baier. so, you have said that this is basically a summation of what the president thinks his legacy is and also a defense of that legacy. in what proportions do you thin think? >> as a looking forward speech, one that will be optimistic, that the country and president obama's eyes can still come together. but obviously she's going to be talking to the people that voted for donald trump, who are in some way democratic party politics or republican politics and they voted for the change agent. again, a short distance from this stage, barack obama was the change agent in 2008. this time, he said that this election was all about running on his record. hillary clinton. was about runn

♪ >> good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."nterest two days, newly selected white house press secretary sean spicer will travel west to speak at the university of chicago. one of the nation's most prestigious and expensive colleges. he's coming at the invitation of longtime obama aide david axelrod, the topic of course is politics in the presidential campaign. not everybody on campaign believes he should be allowed to talk in public. they argue that by inviting a trump supporter to campus, the school's quote normalizing the incoming administration. some students are threatening to shut down the event entirely. one of those joins us now. he is university senior, he is also the editor of the weekly paper. things are coming on tonight. >> thank you for having me, tucker. >> i like your type. >> you wrote on facebook that you wanted to shut this thing down, and you suggested projectile vomiting, i assume it was a joke. you said that sean spicer should not be allowed to speak. i read about what you wrote about it. one of your explan

impulsive. >> tucker: that is right. you noted that, to have up to our defense of legacy, to improve race relations, you can raise serious questions about whether he achieved that. it was really speech, he used the word organizer at least three times, may be more than that. to me that sounded like really a harbinger of what is coming. that he is trying to inspire people to share his worldview. what he is going to do next, which is something very public, isn't it? >> yeah, he is saying lace up your shoes, get the clipboard. if you are talking to people anonymously on the internet, talk to someone in person. he's trying to fire up his party. it is a party in the wilderness when it comes to the politics of where it goes. but the images here of him with his family in chicago, as i mentioned just a few miles away from grant park where he accepted the victory in 2008, for democrats i think it is probably a double-edged sword. there is some sadness but there is also, where it is a party from here? >> tucker: whenever you have a

all of this is meant to express, tucker -- >> weight.ou were just explaining -- first of all, let me say, having read things you've written, going back to high school, you have written a lot, you are pretty articulate what they precise command of the language. in an article this long, you can ask blaine what that action, what form it would take, in this case, you said, it takes flipping cars over. someone paid for those cars. those aren't your cars. to destroy other peoples property to make your point isn't a valid path, is it? >> first of all, they flipped cars, second of all, tucker, i think that -- yeah, it's an article, i exaggerated. i am trying to explain what i think i actually mean by political action it doesn't consist of moderated q and a sessions or bipartisan roundtables. at the institute of politics. i think that you want to say that this way of engaging in politics is a sort of young, petulant thing among close minded liberals, but really, the ancestry of this kind of action as the tea party. they staged massive demonstrati

tucker carlson, he's only had his own show here for a few weeks. he gets a 9:00 p.m. slot, how do you see that looking out? >> if you're looking at december ratings, we have never seen, howie, a debut like tucker carlson has had for his show. not just ratings which have been off the charts, but also it seems like every day i'm seeing a viral video of a segment that he does the night before debating somebody. tucker certainly is going to be just fine and to your point about megyn, you're exactly right, this is about your children. this is why you leave prime time for daytime for less money. we have never seen at the top of her career and i read her book cover to cover. i interviewed her a couple of weeks ago. she wanted to be there when her kids were getting home from school, doing their homework and tuck them into bed at night and that's why you take less money. >> she will be starting a die time talk show which has been graveyard period for successful journalists, how do you see her fairing? >> exactly. anderson cooper has a show in daytime to do a talk show like meg

country, our show starts right now ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to the 9:00 p.m.ddition of speed 21. as you can see, we are awaiting the president. president obama in his farewell. address the country. as expected a start in about 90 seconds. until then, i am joined by my friend chief political anchor, bret baier. he t said this is a summation of what the president thinks his legacy is and also a defense of that d legacy what proportions u think will see thosecy tonight. >> the press secretary has talked about this looking forward speech one that will be optimistic that the country and president obama's eyes can still come together. obviously, he was going to be talking to the people that voted for donald trump who are disaffected in some way by either democratic party politics or republican party politics. they voted for the change agent. remember, a short distance from this stage, barack obama was the change agent in 2008. at this time, he said that this election was all about running on his record, hillary clinton was about running on his record. now, he is goi

anything else, tucker?and this company is fake, you are not legitimate, you are lying. we know that, that didn't happen because you don't have a physical address because you don't have a real office, your web site was just put out, you haven't been receiving hate mail because you don't exist. did you think we were going to fall for that? >> i'm just surprised you put me on. >> tom: it's an interest in idea for a business, we all wish dom a lot of luck. i think that guy, i feel bad for him. you can't walk into tucker unprepared. >> i do feel bad for him but i think it's great. i had heard about this, people have been having rumors that these protesters were being paid. i think it's great that he called them out, that it doesn't exist. making a greater divide, all those people are getting paid, paid $50 an hour to protest, they don't really care about it. i'm glad that he called it out. >> tom: he kicked it up a notch, he announced that he was changing from anti-trump protests to anti-anti-trump protests. >>

the tenant off to tucker carlson, who was standing by in >> tucker: good evening i am tucker carlson,ess will be in chicago. there is other news tonight too. senate democrats went after jeff sessions today, of course, donald trump's pick for attorney general. in a few minutes, president obama will try to explain why his eight years in office have been a lot better than a lot of people seem to remember them. for a game attempt defending the obama legacy. but first, as we await the president, we are joined by fox news chief political anger. >> of hope and change, his explanation of what happened in those eight years. obviously, you will hear a litany of defense of what he believes are his accomplishments but i think you're going to hear a lot about coming together as a country, perhaps some mornings to the president-elect, donald trump. and remember, this is 2,989 days after he del victory speech in grant park, just a short way away from mccormick place, where he is delivering this farewell address in chicago. and he is going to try to say that he made america a better place over eight

>> tucker: is just like a volcano of dumbness. it's unbelievable. it is hitlerian to say that. a lot of them just don't want to go to war. it doesn't make you a hitler admirer. >> this came up in the campaign. and trump said again and again, he wasn't talking about that. he was try to reinvent the slogan. for chris matthews to go there i think was a cheap shot. >> tucker: a leader of another country -- that's so ludicrous. chris, wake up. >> so when president-elect trump was with john lewis, martin

i love and miss you guys and g a tell tucker i love and miss mis him as well.picture more than one award given.give >> that's a great question.t's r i don't think so.eat qudothink i mean, i say those threesehree films only because i want allt three of them to win. i think it's going to be la-laoe land but honestly if "deadpool" surprises in anyn category i'm going to be verybev happy. e we are aware. thanks karev.than k we'll talk to you next hour. >> goodness. >> 6:55.>> >> twitter feed will explode and i'll knower f immediately if "deadpool" wouldn't anything.in. >> kevin will set a record for most consecutive >> allison if you've weanoue we watching west world. wor >> i binge watched the whole season. i just watchedle it too. >> kev is one of those people.eo >> he might be more.>> h >> i think he's more machine.e'e here's the forecast.here 32 right now in washington.ashio snow from last night out ofut o here. parts of the area enough to cover your car other areas areas couple inches.he bottom line on today partlyodayp sunny mid 30's today.oday. that snow you

tucker, sorry, yes. it's tucker, not talker. >> guillermo: talker!mmy: like tuck your shirt in, not talk your shirt in. >> guillermo: talker. >> jimmy: let's spin the hopper and meet some kids if we could. here we go. our first kid is alex. alex, where's alex? alex from katy, texas. hello. by the way, that's exactly what my hair looked like in junior high school. alex is 10 months old? >> yes. >> jimmy: oh, wow. alex is a girl, right? >> yep. >> jimmy: okay, i just guessed by the color of the sippy cup. >> great? your husband is a man, yes? i guess, by the beard? >> i think so. >> jimmy: do people remark upon alex's hair everywhere she goes? >> oh, yeah. oh my god, everywhere. people want to touch it. they ask if i put stuff in it. >> jimmy: honestly it looks like a member of reo speedwagon. [ laughter ] >> great. >> jimmy: what's the plan? are you going to leave it? are you going to let it grow loose and free? >> yeah, we kind of -- we have to trim the back because she's got a mullet going back here. [ laughter ] we'll leave it in front because it's

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