but tucker, take a step back. never in the history of our elections has a country attacked us the way that russia has. it was an electronic attack. it was not by a bomb or through a missile or bullet. they attacked us and try to influence the outcome of our campaign. i will be the first to say they did not change any vote tallies. >> tucker: i'm taking you seriously. they attacked us and you say it does not require military defense. what counterattack is really necessary? what would that look like? sanctions, nato, let's be real. >> we can squeeze their economy. their economy is in a free fall. we should isolate russia from the rest of the world. >> tucker: will not hurt putin really badly? will he run out of vodka or move into a hotel or something? >> that's why we had a hearing today. when i go home and talk to our constituents, they want to know if we are going to do anything or if the next election will see two, three, four of our adversaries try to influence and get their preferred candidates? >> tucker: i'm

>> tucker: how would they know? you shouldn't say you know things when you don't, especially in sworn testimony. what should our posture towards russia be? i'm kind of agnostic. what should i think about russia? >> i think russia is fundamentally once you strip away a century of communism -- russia is essentially the prodigal child o of western civilization. it is chekhov and the idea that we need to turn it into an enemy simply because it has a flaw to government i think it's idiotic. mike flynn, i am in favor of flynn being gone, not just witht his ties for the russians but because he was in the pay of the turks. i regard erdogan as a much bigger threat. that conversation you were having at the top of the show, in which democrats are demanding that we double down on sanctions, again, i think we ought to start thinking about this in a reasonable way. crimea, 19th century imperialist here, engraved in my soul -- i the charge of the light light . i think crimea is a legitimate sphere of russian influence. the idea th

tucker? >> tucker: trace gallagher.s, trace. >>> well, president trump created a new office in the department of homeland security for the sake of tracking crime committed by illegal immigrants here. well, today white house press secretary sean spicer reiterated halting illegal immigration is a top priority for the new president. watch. >> he made enforcing our nation's immigration laws a top priority signing executive orders that start work on a southern border wall, that enhance the public safety of americans through ordering the strong enforcement of immigration laws that are already on the books, halting funding to jurisdictions in the united states that don't comply with federal immigration rules, and directing the department of homeland security to hire a combined 15,000 new officers and agents to support the system and protect the nation. >> tucker: what a waste of time, say the "new york times", "washington post", associated press and virtually everyone else in washington. illegal immigrants, they tell us commit

. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," attorney general jeff sessions is joining us exclusively. he will recuse himself from any investigation about the russian meddling. "the washington post" reported that sessions had failed to disclose meetings with the russian ambassador during his confirmation hearings. democrats on the hill have been going all out with many demanding he resign immediately. the president issued a statement describing the attacks on the attorney general as a witch hun witch hunt. general sessions joins us now. thank you for coming on. here is the timeline as i understand, january 10th. you were asked during your confirmation hearing if you had any contact with the russians and you took that to mean in your capacity as a surrogate for the trump campaign. a little over two weeks later, mike flynn was forced to resign because of conversations he had with that very same russian ambassador. my question is, from that point -- february 14th until now, why did no one on your staff come to you and say hey, we had conversations with the russian

. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," we have three big stories all competing for attention. president trump issued a new executive order on immigration, we will talk to a pro-refugee activist who says the new order is rooted in anti-muslim bigotry. also republicans in the house unveiled their proposed replacement for obamacare. we will help you find out what is in it before the bill gets passed. trump delivered a big shock over the weekend when he proclaimed on twitter that president obama had wiretapped trump tower during the last presidential election. the former director of national intelligence went on tv and flat out denied that candidate trump and his campaign were wiretapped. others disagree with that. then current fbi director james comey asked to reject thet. wiretapping claim altogether. the white house stood by what the president said. a democrat, he represents connecticut, most significantly he is on the house intelligence committee. he has been highly skeptical of the president's claims.. let us get right to the nub of it. right to the president a

. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." jeff sessions announced today that cities opposing immigration raids can expect a different kind of raid on their finances. in a press conference, sessions said sanctuary cities will lose millions of dollars in funding. >> they know that when cities and states refused to help enforce immigration laws, our>> nation is less safe. failure to deport aliens who are convicted of criminal offenses puts whole communities at risk. >> tucker: by happy coincidence, it was also the start of the first ever sanctuary cities conference. politicians from around the country converged in new york, we will talk to one of those conference speakers in just a minute. but first, here is rick leventhal who was inside the sanctuary city conference.te hey, rick. >> they say there is no such thing as a coincidence that we are not sure why the ag chose today to speak out about sanctuary cities. at this first ever national conference, supporting sanctuary cities is well underway but that is exactly what happened.

and tucker carlson is next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."s it time for big bird to fly south? the new budget includes a proposal to eliminate $148 million in federal funding for the national endowment for the arts. the nea. along with hundreds of millions more for art and entertainment programs, pbs and npr. some of them are irate, and advocacy group opposes trunk cuts -- we are joined now by robin. good to see you tonight. i disagree with you on this for many years. i continue to disagree with you now. the nea is welfare for rich liberal elites. that is who consumes the products that they produce, why should taxpayers subsidize this for rich people? >> it stumps me that you think the nea subsidizes programs for the rich elite. you are so smart, you are so global, tucker. you know that the nea has grants to every congressional district in the united states. i know you know that for every dollar the nea puts into a community, ten dollars comes back. so even if you don't believe in the arts, which i know you do, i know you believe in the right

. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." >> shut it down! shut it down! >> tucker: you are looking at the new face of academic freedom. in vermont, they ruined a lecture planned by social socios charles murray. they were so offensive, they should not be spoken aloud. a professor was briefly hospitalized. first up, president trump is launching a fierce attack on the story about jeff sessions and the russian ambassador. nancy pelosi, we are looking at a picture of her meeting the russian ambassador. chuck schumer schmoozing with vladimir putin. president trump tweeted this... the president later said i here by demand a second investigation after schumer or pelosi for her close ties to russia and how she lied about it. would you and your team? nancy nancy pelosi tweeted this. congressman sean patrick represents new york. he has called sessions a bigot and now he is potentially a criminal. he said we need to look into the bigger picture here and figure out why sessions perjured himself. we have an independent investigation, what are they hiding? the obvious q

tucker. >> tucker: looks like a lot of fun, i'm sorry i missed it.the one who invited charles murray to speak and he joins us tonight. professor, thank you for coming on. >> it went pretty well at least inside the venue where he spoke. >> tucker: what i noticed is that the debate itself seems to be under attack and may be disappearing on college campuses, people who disagree with one another on issues can get together and kind of hashed them out. do your students and faculty feel that's a legitimate thing to do? >> i think the vast majority of students, at least enough faculty do you think we should debate these ideas. listen to both sides and learn and figure out what we think the truth is. that is not true of everyone. we are doing all right. >> tucker: students are better than faculty? that is one heartening piece of news from the front line, that tomorrow's leaders are better than yesterday. did he say anything particularly controversial? was there a crescendo to this event? >> we invited a member of our faculty, i presume someone who is very lib

>> tucker: vaguely.about it. >> because it was more than two weeks ago so it's ancient history. when it was two weeks old, it was again, enormous. women were outraged. it's a very odd statement to make. i get that. it's a very sort of statement. you don't understand why he made it. when did he make it? when did he say something so ridiculous and misguided? we looked and looked and looked and you know what? he did not. it was somebody heard -- maybe that's why you did not remember it. i just thought, you know, it is fine if it is that but you know what? he didn't say it. i concede that saying it was dumb or even having that thought is probably not smart. if everyone else could concede what the dress code is in the white house. >> tucker: wreck mye night, tell me one more story that i was really upset about. and can't recall now because i'm getting old. >> do you remember that the world was ending because theec white house stop talking to the press? right? everyone was kicked out? that was a very big deal.

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. ♪ >> tucker: well, good evening to tucker carlson tonight.ore high profile crimes apparently committed by illegal immigrants in this ricountry. tonight, we will bring you a horrifying story of a gang member deported four timesll accused of sexually assaulting a child and stabbing two women. also, the political aftermath from the failure of the republican's obamacare appear. that happened today, as you've no doubt know.w. but first, the question of whether the obama administration spied on the trump campaign remains unanswered. two days ago, house until jade avenue said there was strong -- now he says he's unsure, partly because the fbi is not releasing relevant documents for some reason. white house press secretary sean spicer had this to say about it today. >> well, i think that there has been an acknowledgment that there are documents outhe there showing that people were surveilled or monitored to some degree. >> reporter: is closely it's been foreigners, devin nunes concedes. >> devin nunes also made it clear he is going to have a hearing

. ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," who does america belong to you what to mark or doest belong to the world what to mark do those people have an obligation to assimilate into the culture already present. univision anchor jorge ramos will debate those questions in a minute. very strange days in washington, republicans had at seven years to agree on able obamacare replacement and if they're already squabbling over a bill they just revealed yesterday. they've done very little to implement the trumps agenda, is that? paul ryan will explain what is going on why congress seems not to be focused, or maybe they are. if they're calling it day without a woman, thousands of women skipped work and participated in margins and other events they described as a feminist. the official twitter account in january trip proudly tweeted that women birth half the population. >> a day without a woman. it >> we know our values and we know america doesn't function without us. >> human rights. >> when the women succeed, the world succeeds. >> tucker: our first guest is executive editor of hustle.

>> hey, tucker. measure rye is -- murray is an acclaimed and scientist with issues like race, american culture and the 2016 election. today dr. murray was greeted by protesters here on the campus of notre dame because students disagree with some of the conclusions in his book in which dr. murray writes a person's intelligence depends on a few key factors including genetics, upbringing, class and race. one particular passage that students seemed to be outraged over in one of his books is when murray writes that little boys who grow up without fathers tend to reach adolescence unprepared for life. protesters basically say murray's research is bogus because he's racist while others say murray is simply presenting the hard truth from his research. take a listen to two students today on the campus of notre dame. >> yeah, i do think he's promoting racist agenda. one of the definitions of racism is believing you're superior. your race is superior to another. with the bell curve, he clearly states he believe

. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," a recurring theme -- the federal government being actively hostile to your beliefs and interests. massachusetts lawmakers trying to keep illegal immigrants on the wrong side of the wall, helping them violate federal law. federal funds apparently going to a program that teaches kids the tenets of islam. we open with perhaps the most extreme example of this trend, the opioid epidemic which has been funded by the federal government. you would think there would be bipartisan support to fight that but that does not seem to be the case. president trump signed an executive order today that is intended to combat this crisis, heroin use has quintupled. opioid has killed more than 30,000 people in last year. that is more than ten 9/11s in a single year. and four times the deaths in iraq and afghanistan combined. congressman tim ryan represents ohio, a place that has been devastated by opioid abuse. he says the president order doesn't do enough. can republicans and democrats come together to do more or are the two parties only agreeing on

but tucker, take a step back. never in the history of our elections has a country attacked us the way that russia has. it was an electronic attack. it was not by a bomb or through a missile or bullet. they attacked us and try to influence the outcome of our campaign. i will be the first to say they did not change any vote tallies. >> tucker: i'm taking you seriously. they attacked us and you say it does not require military defense. what counterattack is really necessary? what would that look like? sanctions, nato, let's be real. >> we can squeeze their economy. their economy is in a free fall. we should isolate russia from the rest of the world. >> tucker: will not hurt putin really badly? will he run out of vodka or move into a hotel or something? >> that's why we had a hearing today. when i go home and talk to our constituents, they want to know if we are going to do anything or if the next election will see two, three, four of our adversaries try to influence and get their preferred candidates? >> tucker: i'm

tucker. >> tucker: change. rand paul, a man of few words. extremely busy news day. we will finally get to president trump's new executive order, the one that blocked arrivals from six muslim majority countries. we will talk to a member of human rights watch who says the order is islamaphobic. stay tuned. or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have a sudden decrease or loss of hearing or vision, or an allergic reaction, stop taking cialis and get medical help right away. ask your doctor about cialis. ostriches don't really stick vitheir heads in the sand.ve horns on their helmets. and a real john deere is actually real affordable. you learn something new everyday. the surprisingly affordable john deere e series tractors. you foundi'm a robot! cars.com rawr yeti and found a place to service it, too. ♪ jingle bells now when you're ready, you can sell your old car and find your ne

tucker. >> tucker: in some form.he line of the night. >> in some form. >> tucker: fbi director comey is not the only big name to appear on the hill today. a confirmation hearing for judge neil gorsuch, a full 47 days after the president nominated him to the supreme court. a lot happened, for more in details we to trace gallagher. >> hey, several democratic senators have already vowed to oppose neil gorsuch and block his nomination from coming to a final vote in their opening statement, they tried to tie gorsuch to president trump -- billing him as a threat to workers and women. they also made it crystal clear that they remained furious over republicans refusal to hold hearings for president obama supreme court nominee merrick garland. listen. >> the senate should -- selected by extreme interest groups and nominated by a president who wants the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes. >> during their 10 minutes of opening statements, republican senators applauded neil gorsuchg calling him an extraordinarily talented wi

. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the theory that russia won the november election for donald trump through meddling, as we are setting up exactlydo what we know and what we do not know about that story. there is no evidence that the russian government hacked any votes in november. there's no evidence that russian officials collaborated withbe donald trump. or swung a single vote away from hillary clinton. there's no reason to believe that the russian government changed the course of american history.in there's merely innuendo and conspiracy mongering and connecting probably irrelevant thoughts. lee harvey spent time in mexico city, but what does that mean exactly? nothing significant that we know of. why does this story persist and grow byy? the day? organizations like nbc news and msnbc have gone to remarkable lengths to keep it alive. it is hour upon hour of segments like this. >> rachel maddow continues to investigate the trump-russia connection. exposing in detail. >> the trump campaign did not just benefit from

. ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," wikileaks has struck again it's a big one.t's exposed a huge volume of cia hacking secrets, you would think this would be a massive news story about the political establishment remains obsessed with chasing the ghost of supposed russian hacking and obama era wiretaps, will talk about it than just a minute. first tonight, the republican replacement for obamacare could already be in trouble, some conservatives in the congress f have already called it obamacare lite. some are calling it obamacare 2.0. moderates are mad that it will defund planned parenthood, temporarily. democrats have no interested in all and got a b former president's signature accomplishment. who loves us bill? doesn't have hope becoming law? congressman, thanks for. coming on. like a lot of people paying attention, i've been spending the day figuring out what this bill says. some of it is good to some of it i don't fully understand. i it's been seven years, is this the best congress can produce after promising to replace obamacare with something better? >> th

. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," attorney general jeff sessions just said on o'reilly's show that it's time to clamp down on sanctuary cities. with that in mind, we speak to a lawmaker who says there's nothing wrong with elected officials undermining immigration law. but first -- >> charles murray no more. antiwar. >> tucker: to stop another charles murray event, he spoke at villanova but he had to be escorted out for his own safety after several people disrupted the event and called him a supremacist. murray returned after several people were ejected by the. at a nearby drexel university,er two days ago he urged the disruption of murray's speech. he joins us tonight from mexico city. thank you for coming on. i wonder if you see something inconsistent with someone who teaches at a university dedicated to the idea of the open exchange of ideas, calling for ideas he disagree with to be shut down. >> we should be clear that universitiesit are actually spas for rational ideas, for arguments based in fact andnd evidence. charles murray has never based his a

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," a wild week in the news, republicanslready in a near civil war, the president has accused his predecessor of spying on him, perhaps illegally, and wikileaks embarrassed the cia. one story will open with tonight. the effort to kill obamacare is not the only contentious part of the new republican health care bill. the health care act would also cut off federal funding for planned parenthood that amounts to more than $500 million here, but 40% of its budget. planned parenthood is the nation's largest abortion provider by far, so unsurprisingly, those of you abortion is the linchpin of human freedom are upset about it. the trump administration says it will happily restore funding as long as it stops providing abortions. the group says it is not interested in that. candidate in the recent race for dnc chair, she joins us live tonight. thanks for coming on paid >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: the planned parenthood line is that abortions are just a small part of what planned parenthood does, all the vital services they provide,

and tucker carlson is next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to tucker carlson tonight.resident trump's new budget includes a proposal to eliminate $148 million in federal funding for the national endowment for the arts. the n.e.a. along with hundreds of millions more for other arts and entertainment programs including pba and npr. the notion artists won't get millions in taxpayer cash has many he irate. -- many irate. an old friend of mine joins us now. robin, great to see you tonight. >> an old young friend of yours. >> tucker: i dais greed with you for many years and continue to disagree with you on it now. the that's for rich liberal elites. that's who consumes the products they produce. why should a time of budget deficits, taxpayers should subsidize entertainment for rich people? >> it really stumps me you would think the n.e.a. subsidizes programs for the rich and elite. you're so smart and sculpted and global, tucker. you know the ns. e.a. has grants -- n.e.a. has granted to every congressional district in the united states. i know you know for every dollar the n

. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." despite a total lack of evidence, people continue to suggest the presidential campaign was co-opted by the government of vladimir putin. in lieu of actual proof, those pushing those theories have relyed on innuendos. evidence of a grand conspiracy. a hit on some sort when a spokesman claimed that hillary clinton's presidential campaign also met with the russian government multiple times. >> well, if you look at some people connected with hillary clinton, during her campaign, you will probably see that he had lots of meetings of that kind. but there were no meetings about elections -- electoraler processes. there was no way it should be perceived as interference of anr electoral process. there are lots of specialists,ve people working in think tanks, advising hillary or advising people, working for people. >> tucker: former clinton campaign spokesperson denied this, sort of. think it's not true whether using the word probably, is my guess. it looks like the media narrative could be in

thank you. >> tucker: nigel faraj once let the u.k. independence party, he has spent years wanting the attacks like today's are in byproduct are a byproduct of immigration. if it seems clear from this vantage, this is part of something much larger and it's pretty clear what it is, i wonder if that's as clear to the leaders of the political parties in great britain. >> i remember about five years ago, i said that we had a fifth column living inside our own nation and it was the first time in our history that we had people living amongst us that wanted to destroy our values and actually wanted to kill us. i remember the wave of condemnation that i came in for. what i've seen today is a lot of people to come of the great and good of this country, the people that did irresponsibly open the doors, the people that refuse to accept within some parts of islam there was a growing problem, there are all saying how awful and appalling it is. i do think the moment has come for us to actually point the blame. what these politicians have done in the

it was an honest answer, tucker. i thought i was responding exactly to that question and it really became a big brouhaha. i'm glad i could respond to it. >> tucker: my question, i understand all that, i take you at your word. you meant that you had not contacted the russian government or its representatives in your capacity as an advisor to the trump campaign. a little over two weeks later, mike flynn had to resign because of conversations he had. also his capacity as a nonsurrogate for the campaign. with the very same ambassador. did anyone on your staff say to you, holy smokes, perhaps we should clarify? >> no, i never gave that a thought. i never considered it. no one ever mentioned that to m me. quite different circumstances, to me, tucker. i had a meeting in my office with two senior staffers, most retired military people. nonpolitical people. some 25 ambassadors in recent months while i was senator and then the russian ambassador was just one of them. but >> tucker: he was also the very center of countless news

now, -- >> tucker: that that not back tp?d there were people that maybe it wasn't trump himself. >> that's what donald trump said. >> tucker: i have criticized the president to his face for being imprecise. there's something important here. spying powers of the u.s. government seem like they may have been misused by the obama people. liberals should be really worried about that because if it can be done to trump and people you don't like, it could be done people you do like.an >> we know about spying, we know about what happened during the campaign, what wikileaks has done and exposed the emails and john podesta's cooking and all of that stuff. >> tucker: the u.s. government doing it to its own citizens, that's a third world, no? >> it's absolutely frightening. it's thing to go on in places like russia, and places like china. that's disturbing, i'm just saying there are many conversations going on there and republicans only want to have that conversation weathers an important element to be had about claims that the president

these are dark days, tucker. >> tucker: what is this implement you speak of?> it's got the one wheel on it, and a barrel. that's all the information i have. >> tucker: is it a digital component? >> you can have yours in various components. >> tucker: the wheelbarrow app, i recognize that. this is a metaphor you are saying for changing attitudes about work. -- >> we can talk about it in a lot of different weights but fundamentally, it is interesting and instructive to find the ways we are either consciously or subconsciously to care how mike declared war on work release the traditional notions of work. this is exactly the kind of thing -- i don't know how far you want to look into it but clearly icons and tokens and metaphors -- these are powerful things. in a way, i believe it is fair to say we represent and value things in ways that make sense to our brain. we have a rubber ducky. >> tucker: taxis working at twice the rate of production. the work ethic scholarships, either were saying applicants sign a solemn oath not to become a lazy, self entitled drone who

tucker. >> tucker: thank you a lot, trace gallagher.dent trump's speech was well received by a lot of people, even a handful of democratic commentators. one person was far from happy though, eric guster. he was enraged. he tweeted, "did hitler draft a part of this speech?" strong words. eric guster joins us from birmingham. i have known you a long time. you are a lawyer. i see what is happening to you as something that is very similar to what is happening to a lot of democrats in washington. you dislike trump so much, his personal affect is so offensive to you that you cannot hear clearly what he says. you are possessed and it is affecting your judgment. >> that is the most ridiculous thing i've heard within the last 24 hours besides some of the lines in trump's speech. r i did not totally dislike donaldal trump. what i am disliking is his message and the things he says about people and the hatred he has incited in people and hil not speaking out against their racial hatred that is done in his name, the attacks on muslims, blacks, jewis

. >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," other networks are determined to ignore it, we open tonight with the coverage of the horrific rape in maryland, shocking emails and they are shocking, montgomery county school officials have been sending to parents vowing to protect illegal aliens at all costs and a threatening anyone complains about that. they have evidence of illegal immigrants henry sanchez malan and jose montano are guilty, he has a lawyers saying he is innocent. >> it seems the physical evidence is not there because there's no scratches, there's no bruises, there is no injuries like that. >> there is physical evidence of a rape and sex assault, yes. she is absently adamant that she did not want this to happen whatsoever at all. >> tucker: david ruiz is an attorney a partner at the firm rub scenting him, he joins us tonight thanks a lot for coming on. >> tucker: there are reports that you plan to argue at your from that the rape was consensual, 17 and a 14-year-old girl in a high school bathroom, how could that in any sense be consensual? >> this is an ongoing case

. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," just days ago, a hideous crime allegedly committed in washington, d.c., suburb of rockville, maryland. a 14-year-old girl, a ninth grader at rockville high school was reportedly dragged into a bathroom and violently. henry sanchez million live in this country a few months ago. sanchez is 18 years old and in this country illegally. instead of them deported back to his country of origin, he was placed in the ninth grade and educated at taxpayer expense. this is insanity of course, a sign of a sick civilization at war with itself. a strong country enforce its laws and protect its citizens, that's job one. in the u.s., too often we ignore our own laws and instead allow ruin to be visited on our own people. some people in rockville fed up about this, a meeting today at high school with protest outside by angry residents. we had a reporter there, we'll tell you more about what happened in just minutes. apparently the outrage does not extend to the leaders though, the town won't call itself a sanctuary city but it is in f

thank you. >> tucker: nigel faraj once let the u.k. independence party, he has spent years wanting the attacks like today's are in byproduct are a byproduct of immigration. if it seems clear from this vantage, this is part of something much larger and it's pretty clear what it is, i wonder if that's as clear to the leaders of the political parties in great britain. >> i remember about five years ago, i said that we had a fifth column living inside our own nation and it was the first time in our history that we had people living amongst us that wanted to destroy our values and actually wanted to kill us. i remember the wave of condemnation that i came in for. what i've seen today is a lot of people to come of the great and good of this country, the people that did irresponsibly open the doors, the people that refuse to accept within some parts of islam there was a growing problem, there are all saying how awful and appalling it is. i do think the moment has come for us to actually point the blame. what these politicians have done in the

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. >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," we sat down for an interview with donald trump. we boarded air force one with the president outside of d.c. and flew with him to detroit where he held a meeting with auto industry executives. he spoke with us at willow run airport. he had a lot to say about his tax returns. the wiretapped controversy. obamacare and of course, the press. so, last night your tax return from 2005, the first two pages. and at the reporter who got it said it was in his mailbox. he suggested it did not come from the irs but it would leaked to him potentially by someone in the white house. >> president trump: certainly not from the white house. at that i can tell you. i do not know where they got it. this guy has been following me for 25 years. i have no idea where they got it but it is illegal. if you are not supposed to have it. it's not supposed to be leaked. it is certainly not an embarrassing tax return at all. but it is an illegal thing. they have been doing it, they've done it before it i think it is a disgrace. >> tucker: it showed that you paid a

. >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," we sat down for an interview with donald trump. we boarded air force one with the president outside of d.c. and flew with him to detroit where he held a meeting with auto industry executives. he spoke with us at willow run airport. he had a lot to say about his tax returns. the wiretap controversy. obamacare and of course, the press. so, last night your tax return from 2005, the first two pages. and the reporter who got it said it was in his mailbox.an he suggested it did not come from the irs but it would leaked to him potentially by someone in the white house. >> president trump: certainly not from the white house. that i can tell you. i do not know where they got itn this guy has been following me for 25 years. i have no idea where they got it but it is illegal. you are not supposed to have it. it's not supposed to be leaked. it is certainly not an embarrassing tax return at all. but it is an illegal thing. they have been doing it, they've done it before it i think it is a disgrace. >> tucker: it showed that you paid a little le

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>> the president in that interview with tucker was clearly trying to muddy the water. there may be other items. i was talking in quotation marks. it was about surveillance, not necessarily wiretapping and all of that is relevant. whether it's surveillance through a microwave or a telephone or a cell phone is totally relevant. he accused president obama of committing a prime. he has not rode that back and he suggested other bits of information he may release the

that's exactly who i'm referring to. >> tucker: is not of their country? edge and belong to those people? >> it's also their country but it is not only their country, you have to understand that this is a multicultural, multiracial country. we have to live and be tolerant that's exactly what i'm saying. >> tucker: i agree with that. i don't want to bring this to race, you did it so i'm go to follow-up on that. you posit yourself as a leader of latinos but i'm not sure what that word means. latinos seem to encompass i don't know german, guatemalans