i'm already going to lose. >> tucker: you never know. >> greg: oh stop it, tucker. >> tucker: this guyly watched his segments. is he really smart. see smart he is question one cory booker senator from new jersey, democratic presidential candidate was asked the other day in an interview how margaritas are made. what kind of alcohol is used? what very wrong answer did he give?e? >> greg: vodka. >> tucker: greg gutfeld. >> greg: vodka. i said it. uc>> tucker: vodka isn't used in a margarita, did he say that? >> greg: yes. >> what's in a margarita. >> in a margarita there is fruit and there is ice and there is vodka. [laughter] >> tucker: he was wrong but you are right. okay. you are one up. >>. greg: yeah one up. >> i'm a bartender also double terrible for me. >> tucker: that's hilarious. even after winning all that money you are still tending bar? >> yeah. because why wouldn't i? i getbe to hang out with my friends and make money for it. perfect. >> tucker: i love that. good for you. >> greg: you can't retire on 400 grand. c >> tucker: my just saying i'm going to his show. >> three block

i'm tucker carlson and this is "tucker carlson tonight."t's not released yet but we know some things. we want to start with mollie hemingway who is following this since the first day. thank you for coming on. what strikes you about what we know now? >> well, we really went know yet what is in the report. there are calls for people to be transparent about it. one thing we found out today there are no new indictments coming from the special counsel. the reason why that is significant if you take a step back and you think about what brought us here. several years ago political operation that was sec relately bought and paid for by the hillary clinton campaign and the democratic national committee to claim trump was an agent of russia. this was fed to the media, who largely took it uncritically and they accepted it and they pushed it back out. then weaponized by some of the highest level of the federal government. used to justify wiretaps against the trump campaign affiliates the placing of the human informants against the campaign. for years w

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson.arious news outlets are telling us thatng the molar report is finally on its r way. we have inside informatio no in. they will go first to the attorney general and the w and there's not much debate about what should happen after that. democrats have demanded the release of the entire document. the president agrees with them and says you like to see the reportrt go public so that votes can assess it for themselves, will bring it all to you when that happens. for now we want to take just a second to put this entire scrolling story into something. our job in the show is to member banks integrate a record of what has happened in this country over the past few years and what has happened to it. her grandchildren will want to ouow. if the left has its way they'll never see the details, it will be whitewashed like so much el else. let's recall for the record with the robert mueller investigation is all about. we have a special counsel on the first place. the purse was on to discover whether t

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight.here are breaking developments in the jussie smollett case. as of moments ago, 16 additional felony charges. what does that mean? it means jussie smollett could go to jail. first tonight, let's say you disagree with the political views of the people who run the country, the billionaire class, the tesla drivers, the prosecutors and spy chiefs you see on television opining about things. if you're watching this show, you'll probably not all that impressed about these people. you don't wish them personal harm. but you don't think they've done a good job for america. you might have voted for donald trump to make that very point. have you ever considered what these people think of you for voting the way that you did, for daring to be insolent and disobedient? how would they punish you if they got the chance? ever think of that? wonder no more. manafort has no criminal record of any kind. his sentence is considerably longer than the national average for the charges he pled to. by the time man

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," beto o'rourke's campaign return americao 1995 is off to a surprisingly rough start tonight. instead of telling us more about the skateboard tricks and though weed hook ups, o'rourke is apologizing for his skin color, truly. we have more than that in just ahead. but the mueller report coming any day now. we don't really know that it is coming any day now, but everybody in washington is saying that. but there are indications that it might be. matthew whitaker for one has said that it is pretty much wrapped up. in any case, all of this will end at some point. and when it does, it will be chaos in the news business. every interested party will spin it to their own end. before that happens, let's pause to put it in perspective and remember how the russia-hoax began in the first place. throughout the 2016 presidential campaign, hillary clinton and her surrogates in the media attacked donald trump for his role in pushing the birther story. they argued that it was dumb to think that barack obama was born in kenya and it hurt americ

. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."s probably hard to imagine being more cynical about the news media than you already are. you watch the coverage and you know how totally dishonest it is, you read their tweets and you know how vindictive and unimpressive they are. if one of your kids wants to work at cnn, would you even tell your neighbors? you might be more tempted to tell them he's in prison. it's less embarrassing. it's hard to shock you about more stories about corruption but prepare yourself, we have a new one. today, an independent businessman wrote an account of an experience he just had with nbc news director dafna linzer. he's a "washington post" reporter who now overseas news coverage. he did not expect to be talking to her but he got on the phone with the democratic national committee. he had a scoop about the date of the first primary debate, not a big deal but he wanted to make sure his facts were right. the dnc confirmed the story but asked him to delay publishingg it. they wanted time to notify their sta

>> tucker: okay.f thereka is a hooker tape out there, it's fair to assume that michael cohen would know about it. he is that kind of guy. a tape kind of guy. now would be the time he would tell us all about it. but no. >> are youbu aware of anything e president has done at home or abroadt to subject him to extortion or blackmail? >> no. >> are you aware of any videotapes that might be the subject of extortion or blackmail? >> i have heard about these tapesxt for along time. i had many people contact me over the years. i have no reason to believe that tape exists. >> tucker: damn, he did it again. instead of confirming the russian conspiracy that has dominated and controlled american politics for more than 2 years, michael cohen refuted it. this is frustrating. where do we get the part where he blows the russia case wide open and they lead big orange away in handcuffs and hillary clinton can be the president. here is an idea, let's ask him directly. michael cohen would know, he was there. it's almost a

tucker? >> tucker: trace gallagher, thanks a lot for that.ham of course hosts "the ingraham angle." she's our friend and we are grateful to have her here. thanks a lot for coming on, as you prepare for your show tonight. there is a big witty angle to this. the press really drove a lot of this behavior and drug this investigation. at fox we are allowed to say, by our network, whatever we think is true, and they support us or not. you watch the other coverage, and really, it's just, they are reading every hour from the same -- rachel maddow says what she wants to say. everybody else seems to be reading from some script that jeffff zucker wrote. however located are these channels are? >> i think the collusion between the media apparatus, the dominant media apparatus other than fox, andnd the dnc, the deep state, it's profound. the international elites who want to this all to be true. we have to remember, there is an international angle here, which we are looking at the ukraine angle but there is an international angle here because donald trump c

. >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." in a moment, the president's son will talk about being a central target in the mueller probe. donald trump jr. is here. we'll have a remarkable update on the creepy porn lawyer. and the special counsel's investigation did not find that the trump campaign anyone associated with it conspired or coordinated with russia in the 2016 u.s. presidential election. that is robert mueller's conclusion after nearly two years of investigating the matter. the attorney general repeated versions of that sentence four times in his summary of mueller's report. whatever you think of donald trump, it's not factually established that he did not collude with vladimir putin to steal the presidential election, period. that case is now closed. this is the point in the story where applause breaks out. not just cheers from trump and his family and campaign staff and all of those many people that were told they would be indicted but weren't. but gratitude from the country itself, from all americans. for years we

. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."e is a quick civics lesson. what is politics? i politics is a system that allows people who violently disagree with each other to reach compromise without shedding blood. it's worked well for a long time in this country. but when one side decides it is no longer willing to compromise, that system breaks down. without compromise you no longer have politics. instead have you an especially fanatical form of religious belief. isis, for example, is not a political organization. its leaders reject accommodation of any kind.io its leaders assume that everything they do has the approval of a higher power. they are good people.ow they know that. they know their beliefs are not simply correct, they are the only possible beliefs. anyone who disagrees with them is by definition immoral. a system like that does not allow for the possibility that good people might be mistaken once in a while or reach different conclusions sincerely. people with different opinions are, again by definition, bad people

tucker carlson is up next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" "tucker carlson tonighte have seen a lot of change in the 2 years trump has been president. the american media has changed forever. these organizations that seemed like a big deal 5 years ago are extinct and some forgotten. those that remain degraded themselves beyond recognition like the new yorker or they have been purchased to conduct lobbying for amazon.com like the "washington post." not so long ago america had prestige media outlets. harvard graduates went to work for newsweek. not anymore. teen vogue has a news division and so does a blog called buzz feed. if you are an affluent single person who likes cats, then you know and love buzz feed. when a buzz feed headline commands you to stop everything and watch this, you do. you stop everything and you watch that cat. when buzz feed offers a trademark cat quiz, you take the quiz. what kind of purs-anality does your cat have? take this quiz. meow! you think you know a lot about cats. buzz feed knows more. all on questions feline buzz feed is the final aut

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."than 24 hours ago a horrifying mass shooting took place in christchurch new zealand. a gunman stormed into two separate mosques and murdered at least 49 people. the killer's name apparently is brendan terrent. in a dreadful modern twist he live streamed his attacks as they happened. three other people arrested as well. unclear if they were connected to the attack. the attack is awful and not just because nearly 50 people were murdered. the killer appears to be motivated by ideology. all violence is bad but political violence is the worst kind because it's the most divisive. over time, political violence tears countries apart. he left behind a 74-page manifesto in which he explains his motives in the detail. apparently nobody in the american news media has read any of it all day have you left heard wing tie terrent to conservatives in the united states. that's absurd. he was no conservative. as he wrote in manifesto conservatism is corporatism in disguise. i want no part of it. the nati

. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."r get the feeling that news stories come and go faster than they used to. ask anyone in the news business. it's real the oj story lasted about a year. now it feels like there is an oj a week. maybe it's the effect of staring at screens all day jumping from snippet to snippet our brains have been rewired to think only in the present tense or maybe there is a lot more news than there used to be some world historic crisis its every four days knocking the last world historic crisis from our consciousness forever. once upon a time people had a chance to digest their disasters. the titanic, for example sank in april of 1912, in 191982 the "new york times" wrote a front page feature about titanic survivors. 70 years later people still remembered the story. can you remember what happened 70 days ago? how about 56 days ago? think back to that cob web shrouded period in our history, it was january of 2019. the federal government had just shut down, the president said we needed a border wall. the

tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight.here is a loud debate in washington to participate in border's acute or. to build a wall and how much ice should get with detention center big enough to hold everyone they need to hold. people argue about these questions everyday. you watch it on tv so it seems like the parties are divided on the matter. but on a deeper level -- level, there is no debate but a consensus. everyone in the political system knows in our faith that mass immigration is good for the economy. immigrants make us richer and the chamber of commerce tells us that. think tanks to start to prove it's true. and the democratic party, it is a bedrock principle. america would collapse without his steady torrent of new bibles developing. that is what they tell us. immigration does not just improve the economy. we wouldn't have an economy without it. >> i want us to be a country where hardworking immigrants who pay taxes, and by the way, one have undocumented workers pay federal income taxes. >> these people are just wait

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlsonto tonight."hen the founders of this country designed the american republic, something we arepu grateful for, obviously, but not everyone was impressed by it at the time. much of europe scoffed at the idea, not just because they were monarchist, though many of them wear. even freethinking people of the time by contemporary liberals, or worry that it wouldn't work. they didn't think it would. they thought that democracy was inherently weak system. at some point, they believed, scrupulous politicians could come to power, change the rules in their favor, and establish a one-party state. what began as government by the people inevitably would become tyranny. that is with a set of the time. it has not happened.th for more than two centuries, this country has relied in our institutions, brilliantly designed it remarkably durable institutions, to survive as democracy. we have come from the civil war, world wars, great depression, 9/11, and more. all of those events have put great stress in our system. no

tucker? >> tucker: trace gallagher, good to see you.ght a group of highly paid media figures gathered in washington, d.c. to do what they do best congratulate themselves on being such incredibly good people. annualnc first amendment the way, and might seem a little odd. we spent the last two years almost alone in washington by the way defending the idea that the unpopular ought to be allowed to say uncomfortable things in public. that was our understanding of free speech. but this is 2019. the point of the first amendment award is now just the opposite. it goes to the media executive who has worked most tirelessly to punish the people he doesn't agree with. and force them to be quiet. given those new criteria this year's award went to, of course, cnn president cnn jeff zucker. >> the day that we c allow those in power to determinee who gets to ask them questions and what kinds of questions we ask, that is the day that this dinner ceases to exist. >> tucker: who gets to ask the questions? now whatever you think of jeff zucker, he is not

tucker: sort of. [laughter] michael: but your recent book "ship of fools," you trace it to the idea that it was democrats who gave up on youngstown. that was jim traficant's accusation, he warned outdoor not to come near youngstown -- al gore not to come to youngstown. now democrats and liberals love the largest corporations in america, they love facebook and apple. tucker: they worship power. michael: well. as the sink as you can put it. conservativee the response when you see a liberal -- supposedly liberal or progressive party dominated by elites who love corporate power and are themselves winning more and more votes from the upwardly mobile part of america. the republican party has tried to repel working-class whites from coming in and working-class latinos from coming in but they seem to be coming into the party. what is the role of a conservative in america right now? tucker: four working-class black men. the -- or working-class black men. the obvious. there is no reason that african-american me

tucker carlson up next. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." various news outlets are telling us that the mueller report is finally on its way. we have no inside information about that. we should say apparently the white house believes it, too. mueller's report does arrive, it will go first to the attorney general and the deputy attorney general. there's not much debate about what should happen after that. democrats have demanded the release of the entire document. the president agrees with them. he said he'd like to see that report go public so voters can assess it for themselves. for now, we'd like to take just a second to put this entire sprawling story into some perspective. our job on this show is to remember things, to create a record of what has happened in this country over the past few years and what has happened to it. our grandchildren will want to know. if the left has its way, it will all be whitewashed like so much else in our history has been. let's recall for the record what the robert mueller investigation is all about. the poi

tucker is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." to be honest not many of us in the press are looking forward to the 2020 democratic primary. just hours ago it felt like it was going to be an exhausting miserable affair. the current field is a mixture of fossils, extremists and power hungry cynics willing to say anything and hurt anybody to get a hold on the white house. things have changed. a new candidate has entered the race a man untethered from the old ways. possibly even from the conventional restrictions of physics, time and space. more a spiritual force than a temporal leader. more a poet than a politician. ladies and gentlemen, the author of our redemption, beto o'rourke. >> beto o'rourke the social media phenom. >> despite his loss to ted cruz, the rock and roll loving 46-year-old caught the nation's attention. ♪ his offbeat social media posts appealing to a younger generation. even taking a skateboarding at what a burger. his senate candidacy winning the endorsement of celebrities like beyonce. >> tucker: beto loves rock

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."his evening, we want to tell you a story about collusion, actual collusion that's currently in progress. there are no shadowy hackers or imaginary rendezvous in prague in this story. there's not a single russian spy or secret sex tape, there's nothing shadowy about the collusion we're going to tell you about that takes place in the open on live television. this is a story about where your news comes from. this past sunday we learned the trump campaign did not collude with the government of russia, that was the conclusion of robert mueller's investigation. the investigation spent two years exhaustively looking into the question. this is good news for america, we don't have a spy in the white house. but it was apocalyptic for the democratic party and the press agents in the news media.e. these are people who would stakp their reputations and their fortunes on the collusion hoax and they were stunned. befuddled politicians tried to figure out what to say about the news, viewers of liberal

>> ♪ >> ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." north korea summit ended early. the president rejected north's negotiations as unacceptable and bad for the united states. is that good or bad? and then democratic presidential candidate tulsi gabbard has been expelled from her party. her crime? opposing war. happy to talk to her on this show. first, michael cohen spent a decade as trump's high-profile lobbyer, and defender and personal attorney. one day he decided he hated donald trump and became his mortal enemy. how did that happen? cohen told congress he was personally and is morally offended by what his boss said on two occasions. later when he watched trump's meeting with vladimir putin. that changed michael cohen's mind forever. democrats must have been gratifyed to hear that. michael cohen is a sensitive, progressive now. tormented by climate change. a one man crusade against privilege. he is a new man. that's his story. now comes the daily mail piece that puts a different gloss on it. just weeks before the fbi raided his offi

tucker, i can't say this enough.s not some kind of crazy x files conspiracy theory to say what we know happened. barack obama emailed hillary clinton, excuse me, barack obama. we know this.no we know she emailed him from a private account. how do we know? hillary didn't have a state account. we know she emailed him from foreign soil. we also know barack obama said he didn't know about hillary's email. he said it in a televised interview we can all watch. he said that it's on the record. how did he thought know? now, here is the kicker, tucker. barack obama had a blackberry email device. has to white list emails coming into that device so he doesn't get spam and trojans and things like that on the device. how did hillary clinton's email get on that if obama and his staff didn't know about hillary's email? sounds kind of like a scam to me, don't you think? i think they are covering for her. >> tucker: sounds like unanswerable question. really quick. will this ever be resolved? >> i think it will. bill barr has nothing

. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." for two years we have sat on this set and listen to democrats tell us that the mueller report will reveal the final truth about russia and the collusion. just wait for it. on sunday, the report delivered that truth. there was no collusion. now the left is telling us that that verdict itself is part of a larger conspiracy. more on that just ahead. first tonight, just hours ago, prosecutors in chicago dropped all charges against actor jussie smollett. smollett, you'll remember, was facing 16 felony counts for faking an elaborate hate crime against himself back in january. police say smollett hired two nigerian body builders to hang e a noose around his neck, pour bleach on him, and scream "this is maga country," because that kind of thing happens a o t in downtown chicago during the winter months. smollett then told reporters he had been assaulted by two white racist trump supporters. as of tonight, police still believe that smollett was lying about all of that. so do prosecutors. they

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" anybodyho's ever been caught in its gears can tell you, the great american outrage machine is a remarkable thing. one day you're having dinner with your family, imagine everything is fine. next, your phone exploding with calls from reporters who read you snippets from a press release written by democratic party operatives that the man to know how you could possibly could have said something so awful and -- it's a bewildering moment, especially when the quotes in question are more than a decade old. if not what you can do to respond, it's pointless to try to talk about word spoken in jest or taken out of context, or no resemblance to what you think or want for the country. none of that matters, none of that cares. you know the role you're required to play. you are a sinner that needs the forgiveness of twitter. so you show a statement of deep contrition, apologize for the profusely, promise to be a better person going forward with the guidance of your patrician consultant companies and money t

tucker is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."r notice how certain people have started to disappear not i have a grants or runaways the usual missing persons but fairly prominent well-educated people with dissenting political opinions. one day you are watching them or reading them online or next time you check gone. can't find their videos they are not showing up on facebook feed. suddenly you can't buy their books on amazon. you google them to find out what happened and discover they have been band. they are being called dangerous extremists nazis. for the public good they have been shut down disappeared. you are a little surprised to hear this they didn't seem evil or radical. free thinkers saying something a little different from the party line on cnn. you don't complain about nil of this though. you don't want anyone to know that you were watching forbidden videos there is a penalty for that this is what an authoritarian society looks like. it's a place where the group in charge will tolerate no criticism at all. that's what w

tucker is next. see you tomorrow. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight". when the founders of this country designed the american republic something we're grateful for, but not everyone was impressed by it at the time. much of europe scoffed at the idea not just because they were monarchists, even free thinking people of the time. contemporary liberals were worried it wouldn't work. they didn't think it would. they thought democracy was a weak system. at some point they believed unscrupulous politicians would come to power, change the rules in their favor and establish a one-party state. what began as government by the people inevitably would become tire knee. that's what they said at the time. it hasn't happened. for more than two centuries this country relied on our institutions brilliantly designed and durable institutions to survive as an intact democracy and we have through a civil war, two world wars, great depression, 9/11 and more. all of those events put great stress on our system. none broke it. then came 2016. donald trump's election convinced ma

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlso* tonight."here isoo a loud debate going n in washington right now, one that we participate in, about border security, whether it's build a wall, how much funding ice should get, whether our detention centers are big enough to hold everyone the need to hold. april argue about these questions every day. if you watch it on tv, so it seems like the parties are divided on the matter but on a deeper level there really is no debate. there is instead consensus. virtually everyone in our political system knows as an article of faith that mass immigrationn is good for our economy. immigrants make us richer. the chamber of commerce tells us that often. liberal think tanks have studies claiming to prove it's true. in the democratic party is a bedrock principle. america would collapse without a steady torrent of new arrivals from the developing world, that's what they tell us. immigration doesn't just improve the economy, who wouldn't have an economy without it. >> i want us to be a country where hardworking

tucker? >> tucker: matt, thank you very much. we want a quick correction, by the way. of chicago, rahm emanuel, and he repeated twice the phrase "how dare him, how dare him," and we just want you to let you know what you be "how dare he, how dare he" there just wanted to make that clear before we proceed. joining us that was jason nichols, professor of african-american studies at the university of maryland, and i was happy to have him. it seems to me, professor, nobody disputes the guild, the police, the mayor, the prosecutor's, even the state's attorney who let him off, saying it didn't happen. it doesn't does seem like a clr example of a rich, famous guy with connections getting a different standard of justice. getting away with something because he can. >> first of all, i think jussie smollett deserves the presumption of innocence. >> tucker: for sure. >> it hasn't been proven that he is guilty of any kind of crime. the thing that was really disgusting to me was to hear it rahm emanuel and the superintendent of police sit there and say this has been a black eye on t

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," it was like a bad but still semiamusingomedy film come to life. federal authorities taking a quick break chasing russian facebook trolls have exposed a large nationwide efforts by actors, lawyers, private equity mobile moguls to game the college admissions process, to cheat and it worked. suddenly unimpressive students became geniuses, totally uncoordinated video game players became crew legendary pole-vault errors. some people even fabricated new racial identities to get it to school. trace gallagher has the details for us. >> late today a federal judge in los angeles agree to release actress lori laughlin on a one million-dollar bond, she and her fashion designer husband are charged with paying $500,000 to have their two daughters recruited for the university of southern california crew team despite neither girl knowing how to row. now usc says all applicants connected to this cheating scheme will be denied and those already in school will be reviewed, meaning her 19-year-old daughter olivia jade a youtube star could be k

thanks, tucker. welcome. >> tucker: right.casio-cortez doesn't seem very worried about jobs that will be lost due to automation because far more jobs will be lost implementing the green new deal. he has been aggressively critical, and we thought that we would find out why. thanks very much for coming out. so you're one of the founders of the most famous environmental organization in the entire world, and do you think that the green new deal sounds terrifying. tell us why. speak up well, because it would be basically the end of civilization if 85% of the world and also 85% of the u.s. energy in the form of coal, oil, and natural gas were phased out over the next few years. at like tenew years. we do not have anything to replace them with. yes, if we want to eat into a crash course of building nuclear reactors, we could produce electricity, but that isn't going to happen because they are against nuclear, and even hydroelectric dams, which at least is renewable. but they don't support that either, so basically, they are opposed t

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."e want to begin this evening with the story of mike the headless chicken.to it sounds implausible but it really happened. it tells you something. one afternoon in the fall of 1945 a farmer in western h colorado called lloyd olson walked into the barn yard to get dinner. his wife said she wanted some chicken and found a 5-month-old bird called mike and then beheaded it with a hatchet. but then a funny thing happened, mike didn't die. in fact, mike lived another full year and a half. he lived long enough to become a traveling sideshow attraction before he ultimately choked to death in a motel room in phoenix, a sad story.ul but the question is, how did mike live for 18 months without a head? scientist had a number of explanations for how he did it but the real reason is simple. mike had no idea he'd been killed so he just kept going. mike was too dumb to die. something very similar just happened in the russia investigation this week. for two years with been told that there was some form

. >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." for the first time, in a moment, the presidents on we'll talk about being a central target in the mueller probe. donald trump jr. is here with his first interview since we learned what is inside that report. we will also give you a remarkable update on the creepy porn lawyer. a lot has happened in his life. first, to the mueller program of the special counsel's investigation did not find that the trump campaign or anyone associated with it conspired or coordinate with russia in its efforts to influence the 2016 u.s. presidential election. " that's robert mueller's conclusion after nearly two years of investigating the matter. repeatedney general versions of that sentence four times in his summary of mueller's report released yesterday. whatever you think of donald trump, it's nowp, factuay establish that he did not collude with vladimir putin to steal the presidential election, period. that case is now closed. this is the point in the story where applause breaks out. not just cheers f

>> tucker: so what's the right answer there?t answer is because, he's for a quality, he's for lifting people up. reparations is not going to be -- anyone who says they are for reparations, they haven't even been able to pass reparations at that point. but that doesn't mean we can't lift people up from lower income status and bring them into the mainstream of society? >> tucker: that's a fair answer but why not start with the democratic party. the democratic party, 100% of its presidents have been manic, and most have been white except for one exception. so why not award at 100 superdelegates, i'm serious, to every candidate of color? >> i think that the democratic party celebrates diversity. i think that we have a great field of candidates running in the democratic primary of all races, genders and even sexual orientation. i think it's going to be an interesting primary and i don't think that the democrats run away from the diversity. i think -- >> republicans are -- republicans are tailored to the fear of people that are worrie

tucker: can you imagine? michael: i remember. tucker: i am denying that. michael: i remember my own mother watching that on -- watching you on politically incorrect. she said do you know what that bowtie looks like, a middle finger waved in my face. tucker: that is totally true. michael: i have come to understand it. she was not happy when i wrote to you. your role as a talk show host. but as a citizen, someone who has had got know how many chicken dinners with other conservatives and nonprofits, what do you want from the party, the republican party? do you want them to take up some of the causes or rhetoric abandoned by the left, make the other wing of american politics work in saying uber uses the trick, its employees are contractors so it does them nothing. the primary way they make money is a way in which there are no obligations from the other side. celebrate asnt to entrepreneurship so we can continue to lecture millionaires about our own moral failings. those people are disgusting, there is no reason we should always take the side of the ugliest kin

tucker carlson is here tonight. he has an answer to that question, plus decoding beto's body language. o'roark will be here with us and it will be trump versus beto because trump likes, you know, too, but what do these different hand motions' style tell us about both people? it's very interesting, and arroyo will be with us next on "friday follies." nasty nightime heartburn? try alka-seltzer pm gummies. the only fast, powerful heartburn relief, plus melatonin so you can fall asleep quickly. oh, what a relief it is! you might or joints.hing for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. [music playing] jerry has a membership to this gym, but he's not using it. and he has subscriptions to a music service he doesn't listen to and five streaming video services he doesn't watch. this is jerry learning that he's still paying for this stuff he's

so, kirsten, let's start with tucker.our reaction to his comments, please. >> oh, i thought they were reprehensible, and i -- you know, i worked with tucker for quite some time at fox news, and i actually had a good relationship with him. but that doesn't really mean anything because i think that people can be different with different people. in fact, joan walsh, who is well known to our viewers here, has a piece up now saying that he had referred to her as the "c"-word and said basically something i can't say on-air about what needed to happen to her, i guess so she would stop being the "c"-word. >> wasn't that word used in some of those comments too on the radio show, the ones that i heard? >> yeah. so, i think, you know, a lot of things he said i found extremely upsetting, and at the same time, i do have to say i don't love this thing that we do where we go back ten years ago to things people said and then now, you know, sort of make them a current issue. so i just -- i feel like he said these things. i wish that he wo

tucker carlson is here tonight. he has an answer to that question, plus decoding beto's body language. arroyo will be here with us and it will be trump versus beto because trump likes, you know, too, but what do these different hand motions' style tell us about both people? it's very interesting, and arroyo will be with us next on "friday follies." be with us net >> laura: it's friday and that means it's time for "friday follies." beto's bizarre gestures what do they mean? is it appropriate for kids to strike from school over climate strike from school over climate "new york times" best-selling author of "the will wilder series," including the new amulet of power. all right, what on earth, it's like beta max, coming back. coming back. >> well, he's clearly trying to signal something here, laura. i did a lot of study over the last 24 hours and i was trained in body language and gestures as an actor. i'm not coming out of left side. beto's gestures actually tell us a lot about him as a person. now, it should be said,

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" anybodyho's ever been caught in its gears can tell you, the great american outrage machine is a remarkable thing. one day you're having dinner with your family, imagine everything is fine. next, your phone exploding with calls from reporters who read you snippets from a press release written by democratic party operatives that the man to know how you could possibly could have said something so awful and -- it's a bewildering moment, especially when the quotes in question are more than a decade old. if not what you can do to respond, it's pointless to try