♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."ut 40 minutes ago we got a welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." about 40 minutes ago we got a text from our friend, amy bruce who said that rose mcgowan the actor wanted to come on the pandemic key pieces of medical guidance for the world health organization are proven to be disastrously false. false enough the cost lives. with the who you remember the poll is that kobold it could no be transmitted between people. even as the virus was spreading here the united states. it was the who that worked in stop with the chinese governmen to obscure the source of the outbreak at the very beginning and at that height as origins o the world. when i type the world health organization those are statements of fact. we think they would be disqualifying but the opposite. has proven to be true for more than a year the tech monopolies of silicon valley have used the work had organizations official meant to determine what america news consumers are allowedst to know and what they should be prohibited to

tucker carlson is next. >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."s wednesday when they called hump day. you think you have had a stressful week. imagine being kamala harris. take your first big trip south of the border to a developing world. you are excited because you know as a licensed person of color all of the other people of color you are going it meet will be thrilled to see you. that's how it works in the people of color communities. they have so much in common getting along is effortless. it's one big happy community. you are oppressed and they are and you are will be friends. that's what kamala harris assumed. you were wrong. you get to guatemala and discover that the people there detest you. they could care less about the glass ceilings you shattered and not impressed with your political science degree. they find you phoney and annoying. in fact, they perfect the orange man you replaced. at least he was funny. they tell you to buzz off and go home and don't come back. imagine how that much feel if you are kamala harris. quite the blow. you

tucker. >> tucker: trace gallagher.so much for that. >> yep. >> tucker: meanwhile, the entire american news media -- nbc news, cnn -- have become pitchmen for the pharma companies. you notice that? pretty amazing. the state of new york has announced a criminal investigation into the former president, the trump organization that he ran. donald trump jr. is here next to give us the very latest on that and to respond to those charges. plus, it is now fashionable to claim that there are no differences between men and women. it's just exactly the same. just clay in our hand, we are god. ron desantis has just signed a law defending biological reality, nature itself. the governor of florida joins us. ♪ ♪ people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to lower blood sugar in all 3 of these ways... increases insulin... decreases sugar... and slows food. the majority of people ta

he is a responsible gun dealer, tucker. >> tucker: yeah.s in a place where everyone has guns and there is no gun crime, you have to think maybe it's more complex than just the instrument of the crime. thanks very much. >> they are criminals. >> tucker: it's the criminals. >> great seeing you too, target. look forward to talking to you again. >> tucker: we are now learning about the effects of the coronavirus lockdown. jesse kelly has talked deeply about the implications. we talked to him about his own experience over the last year under the corona lockdowns on "tucker carlson today." here is part of it. ♪ ♪ >> we learned in february-march 2020 that this pandemic is on the way. the country shuts down in ever but he has to make within their own family a decision how do we respond to this customer how does your family respond? >> i went to work and my kids went to school. what we did during covid, the idea that you stop in economy from moving in response to a virus, and a virus, no matter how deadly it is, the idea that you point to the econom

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."ght, we opened the show with new information about what happened at the capital on january 6th. no day, it's fair to say, in recent american history has received more media attention or been used for greater political effect bipartisan actors. because of january 6th, our attorney general told us this week, we have got to change our country forever. and yet, given all the talking, the endless talking about january 6th, it is remarkable what we still don't know about what actually took place that day. until this monday night, for example, when it was reported by revolver news, we had no idea that at least 20 organizers and participants in the event at the capital have not been indicted e nationwide -- for people who were there. this is interesting, the government knows exactly who these people are but has refused to charge them with crimes. why is that? because it seems they may have had some connection with the government. some of the people who broke into the capital committed crimes w

tucker carlson is coming up next. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." a funny thing about the coronavirus pandemic. it's now clear in the earliest days of the pandemic public hell officials in washington were panicked. at the time, as you remember, it was not clear what the mortality rate from the virus would turn out to be but that was not their main concern. officials in washington were terrified for themselves. they were afraid of being exposed. they had used american tax dollars to fund reckless experiments in china that in the end likely created covid-19. if that fact were to become public it would be over. they would be shamed, ridiculed and possibly indicted. their professional lives would be done so they immediately set to work hiding it on a cover-up. last winter a group of well known scientists publicly dismissed the lab leaked theory in a letter to lancet as absurd and categorically untrue and yet at the same time they wrote emails to each other conceding the virus did look engineered by human hands in a lab. meanwhile, tony fauci worked on c

tucker. >> tucker: paints with a straw. the straw.agher, nice to see you.aw the country has never been more racially divided. that is a tragedy. n certainly not in our lifetimes. and it's intentional. it's being driven on purpose by people with power using lies. who knows why peer charles murray has watched it happen he has taken an honest look at what is driving those lies peer charles murray is perhaps the most famous leading social utscientist in america. he's the author of the new book "facing reality: two truths about race in america." we sat down with charles murray on the latest episode of "tucker carlson today." here's part of it. ♪ ♪ >> it's the product of last summer. last summer, i listened to the narrative after the riots and the protests and so forth and when they were talking about the police and terrible policing in the inner-city i said to myself, aren't they even mentioning the environments the police were again in the inner-city is vastly more dangerous than the environment in suburban neighborhood? when they were ta

as preston tucker. it's a great film to watch partly because of jeff bridges performance in this film. he's very effervescent. he his personality is sort of like opening a soda bottle. he's just all excited about his car and it takes you through the story of his developing this car first having the concept for the car and then trying to put it in production. he he emulates some of the original poses of preston tucker. they had replicars cars made for this film. and he promotes he promotes the car the same way preston tucker did but the film tries to explain the demise of preston tucker why he was only able to produce 51 of these cars by hand and eddie you said you were actually able to wash the film. what did the the film intimate about? the reason why preston tucker was only able to produce 51 of these cars and then he had to stop. what was the the message behind the film. well, yeah at the time he came out like always innovation and like other the bigger three car companies were like intimidated by hi

a matter of three seconds, you will hear the drums. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tuckerlson tonight." ever penned to buckhead in atlanta? a beautiful residential in the northwest corner of the city that's not a huge place with only 80,000 people to live there but it is fair to say without buckhead, atlanta as currently run could not exist. taxes from buckhead residents account for one fifth of atlanta's entire city budget. so you think the papal who ran the city would be polite to buckhead, they certainly should. but the opposite is true. for decades various mayors of atlanta have taxed buckhead as something offensive or moral about maintaining an orderly neighborhood. for the most part the residents of buckhead have taken this abuse in silence. so they continue to send huge amounts of money to a city government that hates them. the politicians in atlanta, this has been a very good deal. a tax and that deal could soon be ending. the reason for that, the current mayor. a spectacular mediocrity with high self-esteem with keisha lance bottoms. like so many big city mayors,

happy memorial day, tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker tonight." this is a special edition of the show. so much has changed in the united states this past year. it's hard to keep track of it all. a public as experts have been exposed as frauds as incompetent and dishonest. our schools are now openly teaching racism toward children. our military at times does not seem interested in protecting the country. these are big changes that have real ramifications. most new channels don't want to cover these stories. the real stories. they occupy themselves with frivolity. but we do want to cover them. we think it is our duty. we also know it's hard to give everyone of these topics the time and the depth it deserves. and that's when we launched our new streaming show on fox nation, it's called "tucker carlson today." that allows us to talk about much greater length about these issues. most of these interviews last around an hour. tonight, you're going to feature some of our best conversations. we warm up begin with a portion of our first ever episo

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."er fraudulence of tony fauci is obvious now and it is widely acknowledged. but it was not always obvious. in march of last year, we interviewed dr. fauci on the show. we treated him with respect and took his answer seriously. we are americans, so we assumed the man in charge of protecting the u.s. from covid must be rational and impressive. we also assumed he must be honest. we were wrong. it soon became clear that tony felt she was just another sleazy federal bureaucrat here deeply political and often dishonest. more shocking than that, we then learned that he himself was implicated in the very pandemic he had been charged with fighting. dr. fauci supported the grotesque and dangerous experiments that appeared to make covid possible. evidence that accumulated over the course of the year. tonight, we have the mother lode. thanks to a freedom of information request from buzzfeed, we have thousands of emails to and from anthony fauci that go back to the early winter of 2020. collectively

thanks, tucker. >> tucker: so how do you know if your city is in decline?a really quick test. how many public spaces where i live have been taken over by vagrants? drug addicts, mentally ill and criminals? a lot. your city is being destroyed in. places paid for by taxpayers, places to take your kids to, now they live there, shooting them up, relieving themselves, it's not just being allowed, it's being encouraged, and the results are predictable. in seattle, tents have increased by 50% since the pandemic started. why? in part because shelters were closed. or stopped accepting people because covid, for the same reasons we opened the prisons. the "washington post" recently encouraged americans to look at homelessness, "not as a problem but as ao culture. "that's right. it's become a culture. even in washington, d.c., your capitol, city that houses the seat of government, washington, d.c. leads every state in the nation in homelessness per capital. the rate is higher than it is in new york and california combined. what's interesting is that somen of these enca

>> tucker: i'm just concerned.markle to have a voice and it doesn't sound like she has one. make sir elton can help. >> the focus of the royal family, what's happening to you is a much bigger story than anything they are doing but i just have to ask you this because i can't resist. what's her future exactly? she's clearly such a transparent operator, obviously, i mean, the end game isn't to live with him for the rest of her life, could it be? >> well, she has a track record of ditching everyone and everything when she cease to be of use to her. my advice to harry is, make sure -- she has a royal title and she's been ruthlessly exploiting that tight to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars. good luck if she gets away with it but americans should be on to this by now. it's like, how much money would they be making if they weren't the duke and duchess of suffolk? >> would they be getting the oprah winfrey wine slot if they weren't royal? of course they wouldn't. if they weren't royal, would they be on corbin? th

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight.you had the best weekend. if you're a middle-aged american, some of us are, you can probably still dimly remember back to what things used to be like in this country, say, 13 or 14 months ago. way back then before the revolution pretty much everybody agreed that segregation was the worst thing this country ever did, forcing certain categories of citizens into certain lesser accommodations, treating them like lepers or untouchables. that was immoral and wrong. we were told that and most of us agreed. it was wrong. so imagine the confusion today looking across the country, very same people, literally, the very same who just the other day told us segregation was immoral are now forcing segregation. just this morning the "new york times" informed us unless you can prove that you've taken the injection that the democratic party demands you take you're no longer permitted in bars, comedy clubs, even some dance competitions, in the state of new york. if you're too dirty to appear in public. y

. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy friday. back in the fall of 2017pp cnn believe it or not ran a pretty interesting piece on its website. we read it. it was a story of the pizza delivery driver called khalil. at the age of 21, he found himself deeply depressed and contemplated suicide and poured out his feelings to strangers on the internet has so many people do. he pictured himself at one point with a rifle and suggested he might have to go to jihad. when he did that a response from a woman he never heard of and the two never met in person but over time a very intense relationship develop.fe and she professed her love and recorded it online forr weeks but then got to stop writing and disappeared to. then a new woman took her place in this one began texting also. her name was jana. she told him that if he planned to kill himself, he might as well take some with them. when jihad on create or cause that is the only time all that allows it. that is what she wrote, but eventually admitted that fantasized about killing people in a

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" peeredt to hear an amazing story? it is the benefit of being both true and illuminating. here it is. in 1851, a man called samuel halbert came up with a sit to scientific explanation for why so many were running away from plantations in the american south. these fugitive were suffering from a medical disorders characterized by an uncontrollable or insane impulsion to wander. so that was the problem. it wasn't they disliked being enslaved or yearned for freedom and basic humanity, no, no, the problem according to samuel cartwright was that black people as a group were inherently defective. they were maniacs, always running away. that's what he said. 107 years later it is embarrassing to repeat something this stupid out loud. so obviously insane. but here's what you should know. it was taken very seriously at the time and so was samuel cartwright. cartwright was not a french character at all. he was a nationally prominent physician, a high-ranking officer from fairfax, virginia, peered he went

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."s a year ago this month, check the calendar, university of chicago economics called harold bewley questioned in public the wisdom of defunding the police. german by birth, a macro economist by trade so a fairly rational person. it may be a functional society might want to have police around. so that to the old ladies don't get beaten up at the grocery store and fewer people get shot to death.ew the basics, that seems reasonable to him. unfortunately, the weeks after george floyd's death extendingre to the present day rational thinking of any kind has been prohibited by law. nothing that's true can be saidk out loud and the more forbidden it is. in his case, the federal reserve or chicago probably fired him from his job as an advisor and went online to attack him in the support for the police as "not compatible with our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion."" all which require no police apparently. university of chicago began the investigation to his racial views which went on

tucker carlson is next. >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." a little over 15 months ago, a group of chinese scientists working on the ground at the scene of a new virus came to the conclusion that the novel coronavirus came from a government lab in wuhan. these chinese scientists said that in the clearest possible terms and posted on the internet. from our perspective, this was an amazing and important story and plausible. we expected a flurry of media interest in it. where did the virus come from? it was worth knowing as people were dying of it. nobody asked the question. instead, there was silence punctuated by anti-asian racism and conspiracy theories. that's where it stood more than a year until just a few weeks ago. suddenly for reasons we don't understand, all the smirking morons in the american news media changed their view overnight. of course, coronavirus escaped from a chinese lab. do you think it came from a wet market? an avalanche of evidence confirmed that the first corona victims were researchers working with bat viruses at the

jesse watters takes it next week posting it for the first time, tucker carlson now. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy friday. human beings have been wondering about unexplained life in the night sky since the first neanderthal cooked in ocelot over a campfire and looked up but in our age, and the modern age, fascination with you if in the summer of 1947. that's when a man found something very weird on his ranch in corona new mexico about 85 miles northwest of braswell. suspecting it might be debris from outer space, dutifully brought the pieces to a nearby military base. the next day, they issued a press release confirming the material was from a flying disk, a flying saucer. news agencies around the world announced the shocking find. then within hours, the u.s. military changed its assessment of what these pieces were. announce that the debris from outside was nothing more than a weather balloon, not a big deal, nothing extraterrestrial. it was he telling the truth about that? looks like he may have been, it may have been a weather balloon but that was

. >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."january israel became one the first countries to give the new coronavirus vaccine to young people. they said it was necessary for students could take in person exams. what happened next? this week we found out. israeli health officials released a report showing that vaccinated young people, particularly young men, were developing a fatal complication, a heart inflammation and developing it at extremely high rates. the incident of this in vaccinated young men was 25 times the usual rate. some died. in canada one public official observed the same thing. he was the chief scientific officer at ottawa heart institute and noticed this heart inflammation for patients who received the vaccine. in germany authorities concluded the same thing. the government announced that healthy young people should avoid the vaccine. it's too dangerous. this is a significant development for us in the united states. young americans could develop a fatal heart disorder because of the vaccine. that's not a conspi

: god bless you for doing that, and good luck foru sure. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: so there's on south of the border, no one ever says that but it's true. it's been a discussion, and we got reporting on that, next. hearing is important to living life to the fullest. that's why inside every miracle-ear store, you'll find better laughs at family barbecues. you'll find a better life is in store at miracle-ear, when you experience the exclusive miracle-ear advantage. including innovative technology, like the new miracle-earmini. so powerful, yet it's nearly invisible. we're so confident we can improve your life, we're offering a 30-day risk-free trial. call 1-800-miracle today and experience the miracle-ear advantage. >> tucker: the crisis of the border hasn't gotten any better since the last several days, it's intensified become much worse. the majorr discoverer on the american side of what's left of our border. bill melugin joins us live there tonight.d >> good evening to you. it's become pretty obvious that vice president kamala harrisha this message to migrants is not getting

♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."t.roup of chinese scientists working on the ground were seen with the offering of brand-new virus came to the conclusionon that it probably escaped from a government lab from wuhan. the chinese scientist said that in the clearest possible terms and then posted on the internet. from our perspective they struck us as an amazing important story and by the way plausible. we expected a flurry of media interest and where did it come from? that seemed worth knowing as people were dying of it. butng nobody asked the question and instead their silence punctuated only by occasional smirking about anti-asian racism and conspiracy theory. that's where it stood for more than one year until a few weeks ago. suddenly, reasons we don't really understand, all the smirking in the american news media change their view completely overnight. of course corona escaped from a tiny virology lab, do you think it came from a whiteap market? that's the new consensus. an avalanche of evidence thatth the first victim

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."ew weeks ago a driver for a chartered bus company reached out to reporters at fox 17 nashville. told not to speak to the media, but she did it anyway, why? what she was seeing every day on the job was so strange so without precedent 20 year career as a driver, that she felt she had to tell the public about it. starting this april, the bus driver said, government agents began instructing her to pick up busloads of migrant children's foreign nationals from mexico et cetera pier the driver wasn't giving any information beyond that. she was told to take those children deep into the interior of the united states away from the border and do it as quickly as possible "there have been some drop-offs in asheville, chattanooga, couple in atlanta, the driver said." that is as far as i would go. then the children continue on further. another source familiar with what is going on going on topock 17th of foreign nationals take as far away as new york, chicago, miami. but there is a problem. if you a

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: a good evening and a welcome to "tucker carlson tonight weeks ago a driver for a charterto bus company reached ot to reporters at fox 17 in nashville. he had been told not to speak to the media but she did it anyway. why? because what she was seeing every day on the job was so strange, so without presidents in her 20 year career as a driver that she felt she had to tell the public about it. starting this april the bus drivers that government agents began instructing her to pick up busloads of migrant children, foreign nationals, from guatemala, honduras, et cetera. the driver wasn't given any information beyond that, she was just told to take those children deep into the interior of the united states away from the border and do it as quickly as possible. there have drop-offs in nashville, knoxville, chattanooga and a couple in atlanta. that's just as far as i go andar then the children continue on further. another source familiar withue what's going on told fox 17 that some of these foreign nationals were taken as far away as new york and

tucker carlson is up ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."py monday. joe biden may have lost a step along the way but his handlers work fast. within hours of the inauguration in january, biden's white house opened america's borders to thef world not simply to job seekers and gang members from mexico and central america but to varieties of illegal migrants from all over the globe, africa and asia, the middle east. virtually anyone who could get to mexico was and is admitted into the united states without a visa.ic in some cases, foreign nationals whose identities we cannot verify were flown to the interior of our country and permanently resettled without the permission of the people who already live there, americans. how did migrants get from congo to lewiston, maine, and why? well, because susan rice and ideologues like her want to change demographics as well as the population mix and every other state in the union. the administration is working to do that by fiat without a vote p in congress, without public consent of any kind. by definition

to see you tomorrow nights, but ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."you want to understand a country's military, military officers are just war fighters, their train to be thinkers, some of them have advanced degrees. in russia, officers above the rank of colonel are required to read a book by a russian nationalist called the foundations of geopolitics. the book envisions a eurasian empire with russia at the center and outlines the way to achieve that. in china, recruits are told to history. origin and goal of it teaches that time is successful because it's culture is superior to the west. you might not agree with them, but these are serious books, and spread mount the national interests of the countries whose officers read them. with that in mind, what are american military officers meeting these days? let's see, a sub literate input on how the you united states is a disgusting moral country that must be changed immediately and forever. that is "how to be an antiracist." now that he is rich and famous, goes by his revolutionary name. at the book is ga

bring out the bold™ medical medical >> tucker: a good evening at welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."is weekend at police in columbus, georgia arrested a 39-year-old man called justin chyron roberts. over the course of a single day roberts shot five separate people into different states and we know this happens because roberts has admitted he did it. in his confession police say roberts "explained that through his life that specifically white males had taken from him so he decided to kill them. he walked up behind a total stranger and shot him in the back. by any definition these crimes were viciousness motivated by race hate. if we want to and we don't want to, we could do a whole show on times like these. if you really believe what the democratic party and blm are telling you that white males are intentionally destroying the world, you might be motivated to hurt someone. why wouldn't you? what's striking is how little attention justin tyrone roberts is receiving. needless to say he's not. on one level honestly that's fine with us. picking up the wound, america's wound is unwise and

you can find out more on her social media platforms, tucker carlson is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good"tucker carlson tonight," almost two years ago during the democratic presidential primaries that kamala harris appeared on cnn to show where she is in the race. at that moment, she had been memorably and completely humiliated by tulsa governor of hawaii. she need to explain what just happened. she said, i'm obviously a top-tier candidate, and so i did expect that i would be on the stage and take hits tonight. if you're following the race at that moment, you chuckled because in fact, kamala harris was not a top-tier candidate. not then, not ever. not until the day she was actually announced. on paper, she seems like a very serious contender, a united states senator, a former prosecutor who enjoyed it nearly universal support among washington post supporters. why wouldn't it work? the problem was actual voters found her repellent. we don't need to guess about this, we have the numbers. at the more kamala harris they got, the more repellents they became. by december, harris was losing to

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."the countries leading immunologists and surgeon -- he's held appointments at the university school of medicine harvard medical school. he's written dozens of peer-reviewed articles and publications like the "new england journal of medicine." he has every possible credentias in his field, so in other words by any measure, including the measures using now to justified censorship in silicon valley he's unquestionably an expert. last night,ng we invited him on this show it to discuss reports specifically from israel, but other countries that may have profound implications for young people in the united states. researchers around the world have noted the coronavirus vaccines appear to cause a stunningly large number of young people to develop a potentially fatal heart condition. this is what we said about it last night. >> is really health officials released a report showing that vaccinated young people particularly young men, were developing a potentially fatal complication, a heart inflam

i will be back tomorrow night after to here's tucker carlson. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcomeker carlson tonight," happy tuesday. a few days ago, "the wall street journal" had a interesting event you may have missed, the tech health conference. during that event, one reporter had a question for the head of google's health division, a man called david feinberg. why that reporter asked, was google censoring searches for information about the possibility that covid had escaped from a laboratory in china. they began by admitting the premise of the question, yes, google was hiding information from its users, he effectively conceded. it was for their own good. according to feinberg, google didn't want to lead people down pathways that we would not find to be authoritative information. authoritative information. you've heard that phrase a lot in the last year. authoritative information is the opposite of misinformation, or disinformation, or worse, a conspiracy theory. it's really important. all you are allowed to see is authoritative information. it's worth knowing and this and many

♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."january, israel became one of the first countries in the world to get the new corona coronavirus vaccine to young people. at the time israel's education ministry said the vaccination was necessary so students could set for in-person exams and so schools mandate that the kids got it. what happened next? this week we got out. it's really health officials released a report showing that vaccinated that the young people, particularly young men, were developing a potential complication called myocarditis. researchers determined that the incidence of myocarditis and young men was fully 25 times the usual rate, some of them died. in canada, at least one public health official observed the same thing. dr. peter lu is the chief scientific officer at the university of ottawa heart institute, and he began to notice hard inflammation in patients who received the vaccine. it's more than coincidental, he said. in germany, authorities concluded the same thing. this is a serious development for us in t

we will tell you what's in it straight ahead >> tucker: look at the >> tucker: look at the numbers from. no matter how you read them, no matter how skeptical you are under no reading does last november's election qualifyl aa blowout, as a mandate for change. it just wasn't. historically speaking, it wasn't even close. you'd never know that by the way the white house is behaving. completely remaking the country in less than six months. joe biden's budget proposal includes about $5 trillion in new spending and targeted tax breaks to friends and family over the next ten years. that's on top of the $5 trillion the government has already borrowed from china. this budget includes 13.2 trillion in planned borrowing. where are we going here? how does this work? does math still exist? senior fellow at the manhattan institute and fluent in mathematics, he is joining us to assess this. what would happen if this past? >> this budget is remarkable by any historical standard. we've already spent $2 trillion with the mark to stimulus. it leapt out in budget would add $5 trillion in spending on top of

tucker carlson is up ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."early 2009, more than 12 years ago, the obama administration made a surprising, unprecedented accusation against westchester county, new york. according to the obama administration, westchester was an instrument of white supremacy, not the good liberals who live in westchester, don't accuse them of being bigots, the problem with the buildings they lived in, although single-family homes, row upon leafy row, mailboxes, those were all examples of racism, literally structural racism and the only solution the obama people announced was much greater density, more subsidized housing complex, more high-rise apartment building, may be some drug vagrants living on the sidewalk. only if westchester county became more like the bronx to become nonracist. this is something of a surprise to the people who live in westchester most of whom are beautiful liberals. they didn't realize i had a white supremacy problem between 2000-2010 according to census numbers had risen by more than 50% so how could the

host of ""tucker carlson tonight,"" tucker carlson. your reaction? listened to this whole thing, and in the end there was nothing i would add. we got catfished by 2020. brilliant. i asked your producer did you write this? she said no jesse wrote the whole thing. it was really smart. i don't have a lot to add other than to emphasize what you just said. if your currency is the truth and you are caught lying which they have been, then what is left? i think they are past the point where they say we got this wrong. that's where you see this desperate emotional attachment to the stories that have been revealed to be untrue. i watched it with fauci. i was an editor for a long time. i always said you can't write about people you are emotional attached to. watching them defend fauci. he may be a fine person. i don't know him. but he has been caught conclusively saying things that we know are untrue. why would you continue to defend him? the answer of course is that once the whole edifice starts to collapse, you know you are going with it. the building is comi

♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: an awful lot of people are getting censored right now by the big tech monopolies, butionally, you see someone censored and think "this isn't really a free country anymore." that is our reaction to weinstein, a biologist and former professor from evergreen college who came on here four years ago. now he host a great popular podcast "the dark horse podcast" june 5th he discussed the drug which can and is around the world used to treat and prevent the coronavirus. it is not a crackpot fish tank cleaner but a real drug and physicians prescribe it. this afternoon youtube conform to this show it has blocked from generating ad revenue which is how he makes an living. we have the monetized weinstein's channel and suspended them from the youtube program. youtube said they will not allow any channel to discuss "claims that ivermectin is effective in treatment of prevention of covid." and weinstein joins us tonight. thank you so much for coming on. so tell us my think those that bear the phones of the story, tell us what you think this means and why google would be opposed to tal

it was there on tucker's show on tuesday. tucker repeated it all week long., how can you disprove this? go and prove it. like he was challenging the media to go and do his work for him. this is everywhere now. everybody has heard about it at this point. gop lawmakers are parroting this completely bogus conspiracy th th theory. it's all because of the pipeline from his top-rated show like a domino all across the web. that set me to ask some questions. this is presumably what tucker did. presumably he asked questions of the fbi and of prosecutors and sources? so i asked fox pr executives, did anyone vet tucker's reporting? did the fox newsroom go through his reporting? why haven't they followed up on it since? tucker alleged these explosive stories, claiming this incredible bombshell. where is the fox newsroom? why aren't they covering this every day. why isn't fox news with chris wallace covering this incredible claim right now? we know why, right? because carlson is out there on his own. carlson island. he does own an island. he's out there on his own, claimi

but tucker never mentioned any of that. instead he promoted beady's website which posted a just asking questions sort of story. suggesting that the feds infiltrated militia groups who ransacked the capitol. for carlson, it is part of a story that he's been telling ever since the night of january 6th. >> it is not your fault. it is their fault. >> always with the questions. great reporting. cnn's brian stelter. brian is here with the former fbi assistant director for the criminal investigative division chris wecker. they're going to explain exactly what's going through tucker carlson's head. that's next. with certain inflammatory conditions. because there are options. like an “unjection.” xeljanz. the first and only pill of its kind that treats moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, or moderate to severe ulcerative colitis when other medicines have not helped enough. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections, like tb and do