tucker is is up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" ."e's been on tv for a long time but he had his show suspended last week by pbs after pbs says it received "credible allegations of sexual misconduct." smiley admits to having several relationships with his employees, but he says he's not a harasser, has never groped or coerced anyone. he also said pbs never gave him a chance to response to the anonymous allegations against him. meanwhile on cnn this weekend, former obama spokesperson jen saki said that all accusations of sexual misconduct should be presumed true without exception. >> there are false accusations out there. it does happen. even the most liberal, most progressive advocates for women against violence could concede the point. as an accusation enough? >> yes, it is enough. i completely agree that in the time we are in right now this is going to be perhaps a bloodied period. the fact is that democrats and democratic party -- where you have a waiver, zero tolerance, but... >> tucker: that's the state of play. kevin smiley joins

tucker carlson is coming up nex next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight amid the flurry of sexual assault allegations, there is one important when you may have missed today. a woman named courtney morris told "the washington post" by john conyers once propositioned her for while driving her home in 2001. when she refused, she says he brought up the disappearance of former intern chandra leavy who was killed in washington that year. essentially she claims invoking the threat of murder. at that point, morse said she got out of the car and ran away. we should point out she was only 20 at the time. conyers is the longest serving member of congress, he announced his resignation this week. we got some news about members of conyers families. melanie sloan joins us tonight. you are one of the reasons this story has come to light, tell us how it happened. >> after i told my story to "the washington post" and appeared in the news, courtney morris reached out to me, wanted to talk about what happened to her. she was considering whether or not to come forward and i e

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."his evening we have brand new numbers, striking numbers that have never been seen before and they may reshape how you think about illegal immigration. so you have heard the same line a million times. it's repeated like a mantra by the left during every debate on the subject. all immigrants are hard-working and law abiding. they do jobs you wouldn't consider doing and they do them cheerfully. they sacrifice for theirco families in ways you probably don't. in fact, and this is always the last point, it's always delivered with the confident satisfaction of someone shutting down a debate withit superior data. undocumented immigrants actually commit fewer crimes on average than native bornn americans. not only are immigrants more virtuous than you are, they are safer to be around. in other words, stope complaining, they are your superiors. but, wait, are we sure that that is true? are people who are in this country precisely because they were willing to break our immigration laws really les

tucker is up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to tucker carlson tonight.oday, more than 30 democratic senators demanded that senator al franken of minnesota resigned in response to multiple allegations of sexual harassmen harassment. >> i do not feel that he should continue to serve. >> we can't force him to resign, but i hope you will do the right thing when he tells us what his decision as. >> but i think it would be better for the country for him to offer that clear message that he values women, that we value women, and that this kind of behavior is not acceptable. >> senator franken's conduct was wrong. he has admitted to it, and he should resign. >> tucker: franken's office says he will make an announcement tomorrow. it is widely believed, and it is probably true, that he will announce he is leaving the senate. many on the right are reacting gleefully to all this, to what is happening to franken, and you can understand the impulse. franken was a mediocre senator and a thoroughly miserable person, cruel to those beneath him, narcissistic, monumentally

see you back here tomorrow night, tucker is up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tuckerarlson tonight." for months, trumped defenders have alleged that robert mueller's investigation is tainted with partisan politics. they've noted for example the strikingly high percentage of prosecutors on mueller's team who are also major democratic donors. the president himself has frequently echoed these charges, implying that the investigation is a partisan witch hunt concocted by his enemies to overturn last fall's election results. basically a coup. we haven't joined the chorus. prosecutors like military officers and surgeons are trained to rise above their own politics and the service of duty. and most of them do that. in the absence of hard evidence to the contrary, it seemed wise to give his investigation the benefit of every doubt and wait for the outcome. we are americans, we believe in the fair application of justice. we think that's what normally happens. unfortunately it's getting harder to maintain that faith. two days ago comment news broke that a key figure in the muel

. >> tucker: well, good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the fbi has conducted a number of politically sensitive investigations in the past couple of years. and no single agent has been more closely involved in more of them than peter strzok. strzok helped lead the investigation into hillary clinton's email server. he was personally responsible for changing then director jim comey's finding in that case from what it was originally, "gross negligence," to the much less serious "extreme carelessness." strzok went on to sign the order launching the federal investigation into collusion between the trump campaign and russia, the one that has paralyzed the federal governmenn for more than a year even as it has dramatically boosted the ratings at a number of progressive cable channels. strzok also oversaw thely interview of michael flynn at the white house, the one that led to felony charges against the former national security advisor. until august, strzok was a f central member of robert mueller's independent counsel investigation. like zelig, h

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."oday congressional republicans finally passed their overhaul of the u.s. tax code and they sent itt over to the white house for the president to sign. it's a major moment but the legislative year here in washington is not yet over. with taxes out of the way, congress must now return to that elephant that has been soiling thedl carpeting of the congressional living room for months now. we are referring, needless to say, to daca. it's been three months since president trump announced the end of that obama era program, the one that gives job permits to illegal immigrants who came here as minors. permits under that program will start to expire this spring and early march. democrats have said they will use the year-end spending bill to shut downen the federal government if more than 700,000 people here illegally under daca don't get amnesty. now, a single paragraph from a "politico" piece yesterday on the negotiations tells you everything you need to know about how democrats arekn looking a

thank you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: u.s.are more powerful than any corporations in any -- history. what's the best way to ring them and if they should be at all? the chairman of the the fcc jos next. ♪ why did you take credit card debt on? second kid. private school. medical bills. moving costs. solid ground. a personal loan from sofi is a smart way to consolidate credit card debt. certain borrowers cut their credit card interest rates 42% and increased credit scores 17 points on average. borrow up to $100,000 with low rates and no hidden fees. find your rate in just two minutes, and take on your debt at sofi.com. ♪ >> tucker: you think of the fcc as kind of an obscure federal body, not anymore. it's under attack now for its plans to repeal an obama era regulation known as net neutrality. a lot of people, a lot of famous people have very strong opinions about net neutrality. they warn if it is repealed the handful of tech companies will have total control over the internet. wait, doesn't that already describe the status quo?

tucker carlson. >> bret: tucker? ♪ >> tucker: the polls have just closed and this is a fox news alert. seconds ago polls closed in alabama for the special senate election. now supporters of republican roy moore and democrat doug jones waiting for the results, of course, hoping they will come in quickly. it's been a remarkable race and unexpectedly competitive one. donald trump won the state of alabama by 28 points but moore has been weakened, as you know by allegations of sexual misconduct. according to little data from fox news and voter analysis the race is pretty tight. we should also note that jones has made his own blunders, of course, sending out literature last week that many saw as racist. prime coverage kicks off with fox senior political analyst brit hume. so, brit, what are the implications either way? let's say roy moore wins, what does that mean for the republicans in washington? >> well, tucker, my assessment of that is very simply this. on an ordinary night, on a special election in alabama, we would p

. >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. like a lot of actors, matt damon has a weakness foror silly fashionable politics. otherwise, he seems like a decent enough guy. certainly by the standards of the world he lives in where the business where stars often behave like demanding children a place where harvey weinstein was long considered a moral leader matt damon stands out. he is apparently well liked by everybody he deals with. he gives generously to charities. he has been married to the same woman for a dozen years. raising four daughters. no one has ever even accused him of sexual misconduct. suddenly that doesn't matter matt damon's career is in jeopardy. more than 20,000 people have signed a petition for calling for producers to cut day monday from latest film. that movie has already been shot but the petition demands any evidence of his voice or image be removed from the film in the editing booth. other people are saying day f monday ought to be denied future film roles and he may. what did he do to destroy his reputa

tucker carlson is next. >> tucker: this is a fox news alert. a shocking verdict. inexplixable verdict in the kate steinle murder trial. the california jury found an illegal alien not guilty except for illegal gun possession. claudia is live in san francisco with the latest details. >> turk, this jury deliberated 30 hours. we thought there might be a deadlocked jury.cker, this juryd 30 hours. we thought there might be a deadlocked jury. shortly after handling the gun that was used. they reached a verdict. a shocking verdict. not guilty of murder, not guilty of involuntary manslaughter. a big win for the public defender matt gonzalez. he came out to address the throng of reporters who were waiting for a verdict to come down. he almost immediately took aim at president trump saying he is bracing for the tweets. just wait. listen to what he said. >> those who might criticize this verdict, there are a number of people that commented on this case in the last couple of years. the attorney general of the united states. the president and vice-president of the united states

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."omen rights lawyer, lisa bloom has finally been exposed for who she really is. she's built a career posturing as a champion of the oppressed, but the only person who seems to be winning in that equation is lisa bloom. last summer, she represented kathy griffin. following her beheading stunt only to have griffin turn around and for excessive fees. she fought to protect harvey weinstein. actress russ mckellen says that bloom offered her a seven-figure payday if she agreed to call weinstein a changed man. which she did not agree to. a new report said sheet solicited funds to pay off women, who accused the president of sexual assault. trace gallagher has the full story and he joins us tonight. >> the reports coming forward with sexual harassment is nothing>> more than right-wing efforts to discredit the victim. bloom fully acknowledges that she is trying to get tabloid media outlets and pro-hillary clinton committees to pay these women. "the hill" said the women who was offered $750,000 is

with tucker carlson. have a good night. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the fbi conducted a number of politically sensitive investigations in the past couple of years. no single agent has been more involved in more of them than peter strzok. he led the investigation into hillary clinton's email server and was responsible for changing jim comey's finding to a less serious extreme carelessness. strzok signed the order launching the federal investigation into collusion between the trump campaign and russia, the one that paralyzed the federal government for a year. and strzok oversaw the interview of michael flynn at the white house that led to felony charges. until august strzok was a central member of robert mueller's independent counsel investigation. peter strzok is a major figure in american political history. his finger prints are over things that will send people to prison. it is critical that he is beyond question. yesterday fox news obtained copies of t

tucker. >> tucker: what's the time table on, this ed? >> to get to the president?could be by the end of the week. some at the white house say it might hold it over after the holidays start the year off with a bang. >> it would be done and take effect in the tax year 2018. >> tucker: ed henry thank you for that summary. representing the state of south dakota, congresswoman, thanks for coming on. >> absolutely. >> tucker: is this the tax bill you upghted. >> it is a very good bill. a compromise between the house and senate. i was on the conference committee that negotiated the differences. it prioritizes families and this country again. >> tucker: tell people their taxes are going down is good news and everyone would support that. >> absolutely. >> tucker: why hasn't it broken 50% in popularity. >> i think a lot what the democrats are saying out there is just lacking the facts. and they are spinning a lot of shameful claims about this bill that we just as republicans need to get out there and tell the truth. my state of south dakota the average household income is $5

. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." with two weeks to gogo before the end of the year, congressional republicans our price to mark their very first legislative victory of the session. tonight or early tomorrow the senate is expected to pass the final version of a major tax overhaul bill which is already approved by the house earlier today. the bill would radically cut the corporate tax rate, increase the standard deduction for individuals, repeal the obamacare individual mandate penalty and a lot of other things. fox chief news correspondent ed henry has the latest details. >> the left is howling about this tonight which can mean only one thing. president trump on the verge of a aly major victory. over 80% of taxpayers will see a reduction despite all the democratic claims that this is for the rich and notoc the middle class.s we have seen the stock market already on fire.av economic growth steadily climbing in year one of the trump administration. but now, it may be about to really take off. and republicans are poised

[laughs] >> careful, tucker. >> tucker: i remember exactly when you said this. what you said and say what you said it. >> i had the bad fortune of going out supermart my book, "lessons from the prairie" the day after bill o'reilly was fired from our network. when i went on the tour, one of the questions everyone asked me, which is fair, they said to me, what the heck is going on at fox? and i said, you know, we are going through a very painful. mack. we are embarrassed by what is going on and we are working at it. i have something to tell you, you are throwing stones at us and saying thatpa it's part of e fox culture, i think that you know that your network is full of predators, as well, as are all of them. these people exist in every single network and i could tell you whore they are and i bet you know who they are. and i said this to a lot of different news outlets as i went out there, and at the time, i have to say when i was at nbc, i had colleagues who i knew of who were assaulted by people sexually, and one woman, who was a friend of mine, came to me in te

tucker carlson in d.c. next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."he fbi is america's most powerful law enforcement agency, the most powerful agency actually. it's got a budget of almost $9 billion. they can break on the front door of your house with guns. we trust them to do a lot of things, to handle investigations of the utmost sensitivity and importance often against powerful national figures. it's critical, obviously that a body like the fbi ought to be transparent and accountable. they see themselves as the fourth branch of government to explain themselves. ron johnson represents wisconsin, he chairs the security committee. he spent years trying to get information from the fbi only to be, as no other word for it, stonewalled caved after case. today, he released comey's statement. the question is, who made those edits? many suspect peter strauch. he has been exposed as a fierce partisan who left hillary clinton and said the fbi needed insurance against a trump win. comey's letter is the only evidence that is repeatedly ignored including the bost

> merry christmas, tucker. >> tucker: that's it for us tonight.reat weekend. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to hannity. tonight a bombshell report from the hill's john solomon and allison c-span, now according to their lisa bloom secured a cash payment interest for a trump accuser and attempt to arrange huge compensation for another potential accuser just days before the election in 2016. this entire story is absolutely shocking. tonight we have very serious questions. why would lisa bloom do this? is it dirty politics at play? and part of the larger effort to undermine and destroy donald trump's campaign at the time. and will bloom's actions make it harder for all the real victims of

thank you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: u.s.l than any corporations in history. what's the best way to rein them and if they should be at all? the chairman of the fcc joins u- next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: you think of the fcc as kind of an obscure federal body, not anymore ♪ >> tucker: you think of the fcc as kind of an obscure federal body, not anymore. it's under attack now for its plans to repeal an obama era regulation known as net neutrality. a lot of people, a lot of famous people, have very strong opinions about net neutrality. they warn if it is repealed the handful of tech companies will have total control over the internet. wait, doesn't that already describe the status quo? ajit pai is the chairman of the fcc, he's been at the center of a lot of criticism recently and he joins us tonight. great to see you. >> great to see you, too. >> tucker: i don't actually know what i think this, but here's the line. if net neutrality is rolled back, a handful of companies will be able to control content and if they don't like what they ar

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."e are broadcasting in this unseasonably cold weather from las vegas, the site of the deadliest mass shooting in american history. it's been two months since stephen p paddock murdered 58 people. it happened right behind where i am sitting right now. despite a lengthy and expensive investigation, huge number of unanswered questions,st some of them the most basic, remain unanswered. we come here any search for answers. we will devote a part on my portion of the show to that in a minute. but first, it's among the great ironies in recent history, certainly the recent history of american criminal justice, and fbi probe begun to find corruption in government may simply have exposed corruption within the fbi itself. though the last few days, we've learned a great deal about a man called peter strzok. until recently, strzok was deputy head of counterintelligence at the fbi. for the last two years, he was essential into investigations into investigations of hillary clinton and donald trump. las

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."he fbi is america's most powerful law enforcement agency, its most powerful agency actually. it's got national reach, a budget of almost $9 billion. they can break down the front door of your house with guns. we trust them to do a lot of things, to handle investigations of the utmost sensitivity and importance, often against powerful national figures. it's critical, obviously, that a body like the fbi ought to be transparent and accountable. instead the fbi apparently sees itself as a fourth branch of government under no obligation to explain itself to our country's elected officials. this is a problem. republican senator ron johnson represents wisconsin, he chairs the senate homeland security committee. he and his committee have spent years trying to get information from the fbi only to be, no other word for it, stonewalled in case after case. today, johnson released former fbi director jim comey's draft statement on the hillary clinton email probe. the draft makes it crystal clear th

tucker is up. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."nd just a moment, attorney general jeff sessions joins us for next was expensive interview talk about today's avalanche of news, but first tonight, former national security advisor michael flynn has pleaded guilty to making false statements to the fbi. he's announced he's cooperating with special counsel robert mueller's investigation. he admits he lied about the extent of the conversations he had with the russian ambassador to washington, serge kislyak. he is the first member of the trump administration to be criminally charged in this investigation, so it is a major development. the question is, what exact way does it mean? flynn has admitted to taking money from an unfriendly foreign government, in order to influence american policy is the incoming national security advisor. that's not illegal, it ought to be. it's a betrayal of trust and possibly at the trail of national interest. it's appalling behavior. it's also depressingly common in washington which may be why flynn has not be

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight.re looking at live pictures at the stage in pensacola, florida where the president will hold a campaign style rally in just a few minutes. take you there as soon as he arrives at the venue which is about 25 miles from the alabama border. that, of course, is where judge roy moore hopes to win a suddenly competitive race for the u.s. senate. that's on tuesday. first though we start out with two people who know what it's like to be on the campaign trail with the president. former trump campaign manager and chief strategist at america first corey lewandowski and trump's former campaign manager david bossie. both authors of the brand new book "let trump be trump." welcome to you both. david bossie, first to you. you traveled with the president before he does live events. what is his ritual before getting on stage? >> he sticks to himself. reviews his remarks and thinking about the important message that he wants to deliver that particular day. i think tonight it's going to be talking about

. >> tucker: okay, with that, i will keep trying. with the kate steinle thing, what's your initial reaction? what was your initial reaction to the not guilty verdict? >> attorney general sessions: sad. i've gotten to know the steinle family. it's a personal thing with me. i would just say it's one of the most tragic stories that anyone could have two be holding your daughter and your arms like that, but the fundamental question, it's time for this country to get our head on straight. these cities should not be protecting criminal aliens. they come into the country unlawfully and then they hide that individual and don't let them be turned over so they can be properly deported. >> tucker: the killer is now being deported? >> attorney general sessions: that will be his ultimate sentence. we will do everything possible to make sure that happens. there are some potential other charges that can be brought against him before being deported and released. we think he should face every charge brought against him. you can be sure our department

>> oh, yes. >> tucker: that is why.our bosses are not impressed with your argument. >> mark: tucker and brian, a lot of sense. you cannot get a plumber on a sunday night, but you can get a transgender and colonial studies graduate. you probably wished a lot of people merry christmas over the weekend, but some professors are connecting seasonal cheer to white nationalism. we will discuss those claims next. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. ♪ >> mark: "newsweek" magazine is delivering an important warning this christmas season on sunday "newsweek" published an article saying that the nazis and donald trump "stole christmas to promote white nationalism." several warned that phrases like merry christmaser have become a dog whistle showing support for whites and veiled hatred of muslims, jews, atheists, immigrants. doubtless painting easter eggs will soon be a hateful assault on vegans everywhere. nell

." ♪ ♪ >> mark: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlsonni tonight." mark steyn in for tucker, who is taking a european union length christmas break, which is revoltingly unamerican of him. today was the deadline for the department of justice to turn over requested information about anti-trump text messages to the senate judiciary committee. the text messages were sent by former robert mueller team member peter strzok and are a powerful sign that mueller's probe and othermu fbi investigations could be tainted by political bias. senator chuck grassley has demanded that the doj explain both when it found the messages and how it has reacted to them. will that information be handed over? so far it apparently hasn't been. but the doj and fbi have repeatedly demonstrated that they consider these requests from congress to be mere suggestions at best. richard goodstein advised hillary clinton's campaign in both 2008 and 2016. richard, it's not a small thing when the people's representatives get to flip the finger by rogue law enforcement agencies, is it? >> ma

tucker, walk through how this started. this was all based on a crime, a dread court a violation of the log an act. an act that has not been successf successfully pros cooperated in history that says private citizens can't new yorked with foreign governments why is not carter in jail. why is not jesse jackson in jail? nobody took it seriously >> or obama who abroad negotiating global warming in affect all the time or bill clinton or any former president including reagan. >> obama who was just over seas doing that. this and who started this thing with the log an act ordinarying to reports i seen out there? sallyeats. mike flynn is subjectd and account be bribed he violated a crime no one has been prosecuted for. do you believe that withan drew and jim comey. comey acknowledged starting the special council after he was fired by leaking data to the press this is a scam, sham and should scare every american. >> so i guess what confuses me is lack of oversight. for whatever reason the white house and the leadership of the d. o.

tucker is a popular dog name. >> i hear tucker, tucker, tucker. >> and you turn around and you hear goodlaughter] >>> is helping speeding drivers slow down. a boston physical education teacher calm up with the idea he used cutouts of tom brady's face and then put them on pedestrian crossing signs outside of schools in boston's roxbury neighborhd. because they would be on the ground. >> you got to know your audience. >> it's working. the signs are helping drivers slow down. this is a fail here. >> yes, that would not work here. sad thing is everything time tucker gets the forecast right we're supposed to say good boy tucker, good boy. you did good. thank you, allison. >> yeyou're welcome. >> kevin will join us with the fox beat coming up. that movie opening up next week already. my goodness. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it feels good to be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> live picture from skyfox right now. there's your bay bridge traffic right now and it feels like it's a holiday get away. >> all of the lights. >> there's an accident on 50 right now and it has 50 traffic really, really backed up. so, that's the bridg

okay. >> tucker happy.local restaurants and >>> with the recent wave of sexual harass many claims inside the workplace, do you feel yourself acting different until front of your co-workers? watch wagon you say more perhaps. tuesday talkers coming up after the break. ♪ ♪♪ let's think about what goes in here, renee. oh. and we think ba-blam's gonna kill the stomach flu? i'm scared to use the facilities. i don't blame you. if you want clean, your cleaner needs bleach in it. clorox means clean. we all have "that thing" inside. you can keep it chained. but i say, smash the lock, and set it free. that's the brotherhood of muscle. ♪♪ >> coming up this morning on good day a d.c. at 9:00 star-studded night in d.c. our very own erin como an assignment at this year's jingle ball at the cap one arena. she breaks down ally highlights ahead on good day. >> also interviews with actor zac efron and actor zendaya with entertainment reporter kevin mccarthy and local chefs show you how they made a giant gingerbread display at

tucker barnes. what's going on? >> what was my favorite >> the man show >> little bit of snow to the north. that's the bottom line. >> good news. there is >> the cold is acknowledging it and that will stay with us for days to come. let's get to it. 32 at reagan national. so setting the stage here for this light snow events for really areas north of dc, 29 dulles and 28 this morning up in baltimore. quick look at your winter weather advisory montgomery, loudoun county, howard county, frederick, carol county under the advisory, that is your very light band of snow. and it's just north and west of looks like loudoun and montgomery county towards frederick, we'll continue to monitor it along 81 perhaps out towards royal. you know, the best eyes i have on this event? yours. so tucker fox 5 tweet me if you're seeing any of it if it's enough to cover the ground, the concern is it's cold enough, that's an arctic front as it comes on through, a light amount will stick to the roadways, temperatures as cold, below freezing thi

let's tucker do the heavy lifting for.tely. >> that won't be terribly heavy to be honest. >> no white kind of promised we might. >> a few places got a white christmas. >> snowing off to our north and east. it was close, allison. in the world of weather it was close. >> okay. >> hey, you know what, we're not going to let it ruin our christmas. >> not at all. >> i'm getting so many tweets from our viewers that are up early. feels like we're a little collective -- >> right, band of news people together. >> everybody is up early. thanks for tweeting me. merry christmas to everybody up early. some people are preparing for their big day and the kids are about to get up and everything. strong winds. that's the theme. in fact winds gusting out towards cumberland already about 50 miles an hour so be ready for very windy conditions. 40 now in washington. you can see the chilly temperatures out there. low to mid 30's off to our north and west. quantico is 40 degrees this morning, 37 in leonardtown. 39 in annapolis. these are our high

we'll check in with tucker. national tick tock day. yup. there's a day for that. it's holiday loosely said marking the final stretch before new year's eve. so make sure to take advantage of the time left in 2017 as you resolutions. while you're at it use the tick tock day hash tag to post your new year's progress on social media. that's a bit of a tough sell for me. yeah it is. why? >> enjoy the last couple of days of 2017. >> enjoy this. this morning we're getting a look american girl doll of the year for this one mattel collaborated with nasa. meet lucy anna. she's 11-year-old aspiring astronaut who wants to be the first person to put boots on mars. nasa hopes she'll inspire young girls to learn about science, technology, engineering and math i say done. >> there you go. >> nice job nasa. >> very cool. >>> 8:25 right now. we talked about tucker let's check back in p with him right now. it's been a full week of no school by the way. teacher is aware at some point i feel hike we need to get back to the classroom

tucker it's your turn.> one of those classrooms where everybody keeps talking and teacher has to get everybody to take a turn. >> i was trying to let you have a turn. >> super sweet. wind chill 10 degrees. it will only be in the low 30s. dress accordingly. cold this morning connell this afternoon. >> says tucker who had to repeat listening class. >> by the way your hair looks beautiful. >> thank you. >> everybody looks amazing. >> tucker got a mean tweet today, too. >> no more between tweets. >> only love. see ya. [lance] it is absolute chaos out here! ...don't know if you can hear me, can we get a shot of this cold front, right here. [vo] progress is an unstoppable force. brace yourself for the season of audi sales event. heard about eucrisa for mild-to-moderate eczema? it can be used almost everywhere on almost everybody. the face of a fisherman? the hand of a ranch hand? the knee of a needle pointer? prescription eucrisa is a nose to toes eczema ointment.

so please tucker fox5.et me and let me know if you're seeing any of the snow or touching the ground or coating the ground in your neighborhood and i will certainly pass that along. but this will be with us for the next couple of hours and then things should improve a little later this morning. we'll be partly sunny, windy and cold this afternoon with falling temperatures and very very cold tonight. i'll have details on the seven day but this seven day one of the coldest stretches in recent memory as temperatures will be high temperatures will be in the 20s for several days to come here. okay. erin's either talking to herself or producer o producer. >> okay much what's going on. >> hi, tammy. we were talking about how much time i had for traffic. right now columbia pike northbound at tech road a crash is blocking one lane very light volume outside the beltway in silver spring. no slow downs. 95 cruising at speed the entire stretch north and southbound. so is bw parkway. quiet on the way to bwi, reagan nation

. >> thank you tucker. >> all right. we're ready.ade it through yesterday. >> kind of. >> we are here, right? >> yeah. >> okay, all right, we made it then. 6:05. good morning erin. >> good morning, guys. all right. let's go ahead and take a look at skyfox. very calm quiet morning over the beltway. nice start to the final friday of 2017. feels weird to say. but as you can see traffic by the 95 looks really pleasant. let's switch it over and show you a look at our maps. we have a crash right now out in damascus ridge road southbound at oak drive blocking all lanes. you have to detour around that. as you make your way out on 270 looking good. no problem on the top side of the beltway. we're looking good on 95 by 212. in fact as you head to the baltimore beltway or from the baltimore beltway to the capital beltway you're in great shape. a lot of green on our map. i can tell you so many pleasant things this morning about traffic. outer loop at speed, inner loop at speed. i don't know what else to tell you. we're just dealing with minor pr

tucker, if you were on who wants to be a millionaire, a game show, who would be your lifeline, tuckerat's cool. >> it's a great ifphilosopher. i would phone a friend. >> greg, you. >> that's a good choice. >> it were a question about '80s pop music. >> you would not lose. >> i would call my husband. >> he knows a lot of stuff? >> i want to pass the second test. i would say you, greg. but it's my husband. he saved me many, many times on fox which a question came up and i quick texted him for the answer. >> that's true, doing fox is like that. i don't have the answer. get on your phone. >> just being honest. >> i hope my buddy is home. what happened? >> you get a lot of political questions. >> top culture shannon green. >> she was in the go-go's. >> if it's history, i would call brit hume. >> good call! >> [laughing] >> any way, i would take dorothy johnson who lives down the block. she knows a lot of stuff. if you could pick an age for the rest of your life, rachael, how old would you want to be? >> this is an excellent question. i have 8 kids. i will tell you that i had a 3-year-old.

. ♪ ♪ >> good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," i am mark steyn, tucker is off celebratinging day, which is american. we hope you enjoyed a christmas rest from politics, but it has not taken long for things to get back in full swing this morning, motivated by his story he saw here on fox, president trump lashed out against the fbi over the infamous salacious trump dossier, the president tweeted "wow, dossie eight bogus, clinton funded dossier, fbi cannot after all this time verified claims in the dossier of russian-trump collusion, fbi tainted." and they use this crooked hillary pile of garbage as the basis of going after the trump campaign. regional campaign director for barack obama's presidential campaign, robin, this cooked up in a couple of weeks, and the fbi have been investigating for a year and a half and have been unable to confirm anything except for that one guy called -- did get on the plane to russia at some point, otherwise after 18 months, all on cooperated, do you think that the fbi should take another two years, three years, four years, five? >> i sure hope

tucker and erin are standing by now. the 50's later this afternoon. nice afternoon. mild temperatures tomorrow. talk all about the weekend forecast and what's happening weather-wise coming up erin. >> light volume on the beltway. we'll keep you updated. metro is on time. we'll have everything you need to know for this busy holiday travel friday. >> straight up 7 o'clock is your time. weather should cooperate today for the all the trains planes and automobiles rushing out of town in time for christmas.

and names from star wars and wonder woman also made big jump. >> tucker,ing. >> tucker is on the listg after awhile. >> here's what i would not naming y >> that's a bad one. >> same thing with siri. >> yeah. >> and somebody just named their dog alexa. >> all right. >> i like human names for dogs. >> i like it too. okay. >>> 30 seconds i guess you're going to need all the time. >> sorry, tucker. >> i know. >> just the story of your life today. isn't it? >> it's quite all right. >> gw parkway all southbound lanes block at fort marcy. a huge crash there. it's over an hour delay from the beltway on in right now traffic stopped avoid that choose alternate route that is one of many problems i've been delight to do tell you about this morning. >> lovely you say it with a smile. >> seventy-second. >> 50 this afternoon take jacket it will be chilly today very cold weekend. >> we'll give tucker much more time on good day. so don't go anywhere. that's next. >> don't give me that dirty look. i'm sorry. >> it's not your fault. >> thank you. ( ♪♪ ) as a person who loves the finer things, this holid

tucker barnes now with the details.d morning. >> it's cold here. >>> wait until i show you rest of country. cold emfemps here to stay. temperatures today forecast in the0s. warm date the next 7. get ready for cold air. 27 fred wrik. good morning. 25 dulles 31 quantity he coand 30 in city. 30 leonardtown and annapolis and everybody starting morning below freezing this morning tour here of what is happening around rest of can'ty and parts of canada. 0 degrees. real cold air. minus one now in chicago fargo minus 14 and minus 25 ibts national falls and you can see all the mine us 20s up into parts of canada. and this cold khuching of air is headed in our direction modified when gets here and temperatures well below no normal. cloud cover out there and trending to sunshine. later this morning we'll see sun. kind of partly sunny afternoon. dry day for you. again, temperatures mid 30s without the wind we had yesterday. that is better. breezes. cold front tonight that might kickoff flurry and behind that each colder temperature