tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."w, whoni could have guesd that rapper nicki minaj would turn out to be one of the bravest people in the united states. a couplef days ago, we would guess, most people had not heard of nicki minaj. and then she tweeted about the h covid vaccine. she did not come out against the vaccine. she merely said that as anin adt and an american, she should decide whether or not to take the vaccine. pray about it, she said, don't be bullied. [laughs] things blew up from there. no praying about it, you must submit to being bullied. those are the new rules. nicki minaj was not aware of that and she resisted, and she still resists. it's a long and interesting story with implications for all of us and trace gallagher has agreed tonight to frame it up for us and tell us what is going on. hey, trace. >> hey, tucker. the controversy stems from nicki minaj telling her fans she would only get the vaccine once she did enough research and recommended her fans do the same. here is the tweet most people focuse

>> tucker: welcome back to a special edition of "tucker carlson tonight."ed to some extent in hollywood because his political views differ from the majority. when we sat down with him, we expected to talk about politics. but we didn't. we wound up talking about jon voight'sbo spiritual journey. he told us out of nowhere the moment when he believes god saved him from a very dark place. here's a clip from that conversation. >> i was in a lot of trouble at one point. divorce, had some problems, and i was in this little house that i have and i was really suffering for many reasons. my career with a little bit in flux at that time and lots of things were going on, my relationship to my kids and wife and stuff, and i was on the floor -- i found myself on the floor saying "it's so difficult." so difficult. i said it out loud. and i heard, in my ear, "it's supposed to be difficult." [laughs] can you imagine? can you imagine? >> tucker: like a separate voice telling you that? >> yeah, it's supposed to be difficult. a voice of wisdom, kindness, you know, clarity. i m

and he put it into production as the tucker 48, not tucker torpedo. and here's how he would advertise the it, as a car with new engineering features, new safety features. and yet luxury at a medium price. so it seemed to answer the hunger, this pent-up demand that i talked about that americans had for a completely new vehicle that would offer all these innovations that would excite consumers. and he was able to put it in production but not mass production. produced 51 vehicles. he had an unveiling that was met with much media fanfare. and these are workers producing the tucker car by hand, and he was able to produce 51 of them by hand. but, oh, and he tirelessly promoted the car. he was quite a salesman if, very energetic. he was also a very. dapper dresser, as you can see and the car came in attractive colors, an array of attractive colors. and the production vehicle had a lot of the features that the tucker torpedo promised; independent suspension, a uncrushable passenger compartment, that third cyclops eye. it was fast, it would go 120 miles per ho

thank you. >> good to be with you tucker. thanks. >> tucker: thanks.we maybe have not spent enough time thinking about what the chaos in afghanistan will mean for the future of the west, but douglas murray has done a lot about it. he says what we are seeing now in afghanistan will have massive consequences through the generations. if there is one person who can see clearly into the generations, it is our friend douglas murray and we are honored to have them join us now. douglas murray, thank you so much for coming on. it's a very civil question: what does this mean going forward for the united states? >> i think it is an extremely sad corner for every body who admires the united states and believes the united states has been a force for good in the world. america's competitors and enemies are inevitably smacking their lips at the moment about the humiliation of america in afghanistan. but i think it is america's friends and allies who will be even more concerned. you know, this president came in pretending that his predecessor had been totally unintere

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: that evening and welcome to a special edition of "tucker carlsonight." happy labor day, hope you stayed away from labor all weekend and enjoyed it. it so much is going on in this world right now that occasionally, it is worth taking a step back and making some time to think through what exactly is happening. we have 4 minutes every night on her show per guest and it is great but there were guests for whom it is just not enough so tucker carlson today gives of a lot more time to speak to very interesting people and we have. in one recent conversation, we sat down with ted nugent to talk about attacks on the second amendment in this country, an amazing conversation and here is of it. >> i am in a political firestorm, always been confrontational especially regarding the second amendment and i've never been uncomfortable when they attacked me. i go so you don't recognize its value? what do you think dear are here for? if you don't eat them, what are they here for? on carrying a gun, i would be attacked for carrying a gun. so by the way, venice and his

but that film, tucker, the man and his dream elevated interest in the tucker automobile and the tucker story such that tuckers today are extremely valuable. i mean a well conditioned tucker will sell at auction for more than a million dollars. you are looking at millions of dollars worth of car. to give you an idea, it has been featured on lay leno's garage. this tucker was resting in a barn i think in ohio or washington state. and it went to auction. it couldn't run. i mean, it was missing parts. the engine didn't work. but even in the kind of condition it was in, it sold at auction for almost $800,000. i mean imagine that. you have this old car that doesn't even work sitting in your barn and it's worth almost $800,000. that speaks to how valuable tuckers have become today because of the interest that the hollywood film generated. so in that respect, too, tucker got his vindication. so he was a maverick auto make hear the tried to break into the auto manufacturing business. and i want to look at another maverick automaker, this guy. anybody recognize him? i didn't think you would reco

learn more about our tuition guarantee at phoenix.edu ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tuckerlson tonight." happy monday. just for fun sometimes, give a little civics test to people in your neighborhood and ask them if you wanted to take over a country, how would you do it? here's the answer you're likely to get from all of them. they'll say first you've got to get the most votes. they are americans, that's what they believe and they believe it because that's how things have worked for hundreds of years. it's called representative democracy. we remember that it's not at all how things work and many other places or ever have. they don't have representatives. in most places and times, if you wanted to take over a country, first you had to control its military. the guys with guns. the army is essential for political control. government dictators have no meaning without the credible threat of force to back them up. guns are two laws is what gold is to paper currency. value and strength in a democratic system. the military serves to protect the entire population no matter who they

don't forget to watch tucker. listen for the drone. >> tucker: welcome. it's tucker carlson. tonight so much going on in your government, it's very hard to keep track. here's one interesting thing nobody knows. on saturday, some unnamed actor, some someone in the house of representatives inserted what turned out to be a remarkable provision into the budget reconciliation bill. almost nobody outside congress noticed it was there. that's really not surprising. the bill is one of the biggest in all of human history, nearly 2,500 pages long. it spans $3.5 trillion. where does that money come from? it was just newly printed by the federal reserve for the occasion. the provision in question was hidden on page 168 of that bill. here's what it says. going forward the federal government will bankrupt any company that refuses to comply with joe biden's vaccine mandate. do you have an unvaccinated worker in your office? the fine for that will be $700,000 payable to the u.s. treasury for each and every one of those workers. even by the standards of washington, that is a lot of money. her

good night everybody. ♪♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight.e's an interesting observation/theory. the slogans they yell the loudest are the ones they believe the least. we've been noticing that recently. volume is inversely proceed importantly to sincerity. maybe you scream it because you don't really believe it. why do we think this? here's why. the very same people who told us for decades now that it's my body my choice and seemed to mean it when they said it, those same people abandoned their own argument immediately when covid arrived. suddenly, on a dime, they turned and they were demanding that we wear the mask and get the shot. but these were not optional suggestions. they weren't deeply personal decisions made according to the dictates of individual conscious after consulting with family physicians and clergy. they weren't between you, your doctor and god. no. not at all. these were mandates. all of a sudden democrats were arguing that actually politicians do get to decide what you do with your body. it's their choice, not yours, injec

to "tucker carlson tonight."f the country feel a little out of control. have you had that feeling? here is one measure of it. eight months into the joe biden administration, consider del rio, texas, a small town on the mexican border come about four hours south of midland odessa. over the last few days, thousands of illegal haitian immigrants have descended on del rio, texas. these are not refugees fleeing war and famine because haiti, as you may know, is nowhere near del rio, texas. it is 2,000 miles and an entire ocean away. these are not refugees, they are poor people looking for a free health care and government services. and you can't blame them for that. instead, you've got to blame the people who created the incentives for them to come, that would be joe biden. since biden became president, about 30,000 haitians have arrived in this country illegally. joe biden says he will not deport a single one of them. what will that mean for the united states, and more imminently, what does it mean for the people who

here's tucker. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson ."dead, that is the question as time magazine famously asked when time magazine mattered. the answer then and now is because no, god is not dead. but a lot of people who believe in him are dead, it turns out. not so long ago, this is -- was an enthusiastically christian country. in 2009, 77% of americans said they considered themselves to be believing christians. over the course of the obama administration, that number dropped by 12 points. over the same period, the number of atheists and self identified nonreligious people in america jumped dramatically. that was before covid. politicians used the pandemic across the country to close thousands of churches and throw christians in prison for practicing their faith. here's the scene, for example, last fall in idaho. police arresting the congregation for singing hymns outdoors. [singing] ♪ ♪ [indistinct] [singing] ♪ ♪ >> tucker: socially distanced hymn singing outside. what exactly were these people's crimes? that tape will be studied by fu

they certainly don't like me, tucker, tucker. >> tucker: dave rubin, great to see you. thank you. jack carr has a lot of skills. what an impressive and good guy. former navy seal. now a best-selling novelist. with the biden strategic failures in afghanistan enjoins us to explain what they are. we are planning to bring you a brand-new website, nous tuckercarlson capsoff.com, before we do you can get a signed copy of "the long slide" and cut big tech out of the equation. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com a little preparation will make you and your family safer in an emergency. a week's worth of food and water, radio, flashlight, batteries and first aid kit are a good start to learn more, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com ♪ ♪ >> tucker: for the past two weeks a lot of americans have been shocked by how stupid and unwise the people in control of the u.

tucker is up next. >> tucker carlson: welcome to tucker carlson tonight. in march of 1971, a bomb went off inside of the u.s. capitol building. there was never any question about who did it. the marksist group took responsible for it even before thee mroegs. they were not ashamed. they planned to overthrow the u.s. government and wanted everyone to know it. at the time, many americans were not aware of this because the media began telling a different story about what happened. "the washington post," for example, explained the radical left wasn't actually to blame for the capitol bombings. instead the culprit was far more general, something called the easy contagion of extremism in a time of dark frustrations and deep disillusionment, whatever that means. it meant there was the republican president at the time. the bombers remained welcomed in polite society. one became a professor at a prestigious american university, if you can imagine. even now, 50 years after the fact, the whitewash of that day continues. politico just ran a long piece telling us the re

>> tucker: very suspicious. their gerrymandering the ranks of the armed institutions in our society, and that's a really smart and correct way to put it i think that i appreciate that, i'm going to steal a going forward. thank you. >> it's all yours. thanks a lot. >> tucker: so the bike demonstration is forcing millions of americans to take a vaccine they don't want. this show has just learned from a source inside the biden administration about what's in store for people who don't obey this unconstitutional order. we will tell you next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ charlotte! charl! every day can be extraordinary with rich, creamy, delicious fage total yogurt. working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. every day can be extraordinary with rich, jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provides good-paying local jobs for san franciscans. we're proud to have built the city's recycling

time for tucker. i will pause for two seconds, and then him. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." if you tuned in to see the hearing in the senate armed services' committee today, and if you didn't, he missed out, but if he did, you may have been a little surprised to see mark milley sitting there. you remember milley. he's the fleshy hood eyed man, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. he is also a national disgrace, is a living insult to the military overseas. that's not an insult, it's objectively true. i get yet somehow despite the overwhelming evidence that mark milley is dishonest, incompetent, partisan, dishonorable, mark milley still has a highly prominent job,or j that's the amazing thing. and not only is mark milley still employed at the very highest level, he is still lying and doing so with his characteristic relish and enthusiasm. today, for example, with an entirely straight face, mark milley delivered an impassioned lecture about the importance of ci

. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome tooi "tucker carlson tonight."t so much going on in your government. it is very hard to keep track, even if you are paid to do it like we are. on saturday, some unnamed actor, some sub trainee vermeil in the house of representatives and what turned out to be a remarkable revision with a budget reconciliation bill. almost nobody outside of the congress noticed it was there and that is not surprising. the bill is one of the biggest and all of human history. nearly 2500 pages long, it spans $3.5 trillion. n that money, where does it come from? printed by the federal reserve for the occasion. the provision p in question hidn on 168 of that bill and here is what it says, "going forward the federal government will bankrupt any company that refuses to comply with biden vaccine mandate." if you have unvaccinated worker in your office, the finest $700,000 payable to the u.s. treasury for each and every one of those workers. even by the standards of washington, that is a lot of money. in june, the federal government penalize

tucker carlson. he is standing by next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." we almost never use the term deep state on this show. there's something about it that sounds paranoid, even a little nutty. as of just a few years ago you mostly heard the phrase from relics on the far left, the kind of people who lecture you about the united fruit company. the term then and now suggests that our democracy is fake. elections and domestic politics are just a sideshow no matter who you vote for in the end, the same people still run everything peer that is a pretty dark understanding of the american system. if you are a normal person who grew up here it is the last thing you want to believe about your own country. it seems crazy. then you read stories like this one. according to reporting this summer in the days after last november's election, the chairman of the joint chiefs of scratch held a meeting with senior military officials at the pentagon. general millie wanted to in

>>tucker: yeah.ch a direction where i was like yeah, man, i don't, i don't know you be? again, i talk to people who live in, um, all the freedom lovers who are in there in places like australia right now, it's a bad situation. you can't leave the country. >>tucker: yeah. >> i mean, that in itself, it's one thing - - >>tucker: you can't leave. >> they can't leave the country. you can't come in, you can't coe in. it's gone back to being a penal colony. >>tucker: why is that better than cuba? better beaches? this is the thing and you know it's also been revealed that a lot of people don't value libery and freedom. >>tucker: no. perhaps in the way that we thought that they did or people claimed to. i think now you're seeing that, yeah, i've always had a suspicin that really people value safety and security or at least the illusion of it more than freedom and liberty. that's really proven to be the case. everything that's gone onen, every authoritarianism or outright tyranny, the justification is for the

tucker is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: welcome to tucker carlson tonight.b 1971 a bomb went off inside the. capitol building. there was never any question about who did it, and they called underground and immediately took responsibility even before this explosion. the weathermen were not ashamed of what they did and they wanted to overthrow the government and they wanted everyone to know it. it was even at the time many americans were not aware of this because it immediately began telling a different story about what happened. "the washington post" for example explain the radical left was actually to blame for the capital bombing. they said something far more general, something called "the easy contagion of extremism in dark frustration and deep dissolution, whatever that means. and probably republican president at the time. the actual bombers, meanwhile welcome in society and years later one of them became a distinguished repressor at prestigious american university, if you can imagine. even out 50 years after the fact, the whitewash of that day continues. politico ran a long piece tellin

tucker carlson is up next. thank you, everyone. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." we are starting to learn some of the large but still unknown numbers of americans in the low hundreds. who were offended by that u.s. military to speak and remain trapped in the taliban -controlled afghanistan. the sacramento bee has reported at least 2,000 students enrolled in the san juan unified school district the state of california are stranded somewhere in afghanistan tonight. no one is certain where they are or how they are going to get home. the white house has not commented. what is so interesting that the contract that informs as is over the past week get this thing administration has overseen the evacuation of tens of thousands of unvented afghan nationals. many of whom will now be moved to the neighborhood around the united states. they did not seem to encounter any problems in doing this. upper thanks to meticulous and thoughtful planning operation change america forever came of

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."id vaccines are like other vaccines you might be familiar with so here are some things we know about them. unlike the smallpox vaccine which prevents you from getting smallpox, the vaccine doesn't prevent you from getting covid. the covid vaccine doesn't prevent you from spreading covid to other people. if the long-term events of the covid vaccines are unknown and at this point can't be known. you know the vaccines are many times less effective than natural immunity and protecting people. close to 100 million americans only have natural immunity. we know some cases the covid vaccine is potentially fatal to people with heart problems. teenage boys are six times more likely to suffer a cardiac damage from the shot than they are to be hospitalized with covid itself. it's a mixed picture, some of what we know about the covid vaccine. the same vaccines which are far less effective than we were told they were are nevertheless mandatory for virtually everybody in america. why is that? why exa

tucker: welcome to a special edition of "tucker carlson."n taxpayers shelled out $90 billion for military equipment for the afghan army. that included everything from an entire air force, blackhawk helicopters, aircraft, hundreds of thousands of rifles and the taliban has a lot of that equipment. one of the best armed militaries of its size in the world. andn today we are honored to hae him with us. the taliban after 20 years is more legitimate in the eyes of the so-called internationalat community, much better than ital was in 2001. how can you talk about the development. >> i think that we are under underestimating. if you look at the military aid that we have given israel since the founding of the state is about 85% over a seven-year time frame. we are worried about aircraft carrier. $12 billion from the most expensive aircraft carrier in history. weve can have 70 of them for the price of weapons in afghanistan. wet talk about tanks, the weapon depot that we left in afghanistan has the equivalent worthni of three times of with l of the ta

they certainly don't like me, tucker. >> tucker: dave rubin, great to see you. thank you.rr has a lot of skills. what an impressive and good guyn former navy seal.. served in both iraq and afghanistan. now a best-selling novelist. with the biden strategic failures in afghanistan and joins us to explain what they are. plus, we are planning to bring you a brand-new website, tuckercarlson.com, before we do you can get a signed copy of "the long slide" and cut big tech out of the equation. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ and cut big tech out of the equation. we will be right back homelessness, housing, taxes, water, electricity, crime, wildfires. [sfx: bear roar] gavin, you've failed. we have to immediately cut taxes twenty-five percent. fix housing and homelessness. and make life in california affordable again. i'm a businessman, the only cpa running. shouldn't we choose ability this time? do you think john cox will be a better governor than gavin newsom? [sfx: bear roar] does a bear sh*t in the woods? ♪ ♪ >> tucker: for the past two weeks, a lot of americans have been shocked by

tucker carlson up next. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening, welcome to tucker carlson tonight, a flood of haitianto the united states continues at this hour unabated. at the border for us now with anup update. >> hey, tucker, good evening to you. today fox news was able to confirm that in fact the federal government is releasing thousands of haitian migrants into the united states from this camp right here. myni border patrol source who'sn the ground working here in del rio g told me what they're doing is basically releasing any family units and any women who are currently claiming to be pregnant. you can see impact that it's having on the camp here. take a live look at the scene here. we've told just about 5,000 people are left over in this camp right now. that is significantly decreased from what it was on saturday, about 15,000. w you still see a lot of people milling about, they've built their make hadshift structures waiting in the sun, the heat, finding out if they have a chance of being released into the united states. you can take a look at our live drown head. we've been showing you this

. ♪ >>tucker: welcome to tucker carlson tonight at happy friday.ast month for youth those of you keeping track the buy new ministration announced >> welcome to tucker carlson. the biden administration decided to give so-called boosters to millions of americans. didn't see that coming. but the administration never explained why it was necessary or scientifically justifiable. they never bothered. with aggression they agreed it was going to happen. the new shots go out they told us no later than this week, the end of the week, september 20, right now. that was the deadline. the weird thing is no one bothered to tell the scientist about this. two leading fda experts said they would resign. several others said they were thinking of quitting. then a former facebook czar with no medical background assured the country, no problem, none of this is a cause for alarm. people resigning in protest, no big deal. the decision to give extra covid shots was made by and announced by the neigh's leading public health officials. really? which leading public health off

bring out the bold™ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."rting to learn some of the large but still unknown numbers of americans in the low hundreds. who were offended by that u.s. military to speak and remain trapped in the taliban -controlled afghanistan. the sacramento bee has reported at least 2,000 students enrolled in the san juan unified school district the state of california are stranded somewhere in afghanistan tonight. no one is certain where they a nobody is certain where they ar or how they are going to get home. what is so interesting is that over the past week this administration has had tens of thousands of nationals that are now going to be moved. they did not seem to encounter any problems in doing this thanks to meticulous planning t change america forever. it's a plan that worked flawlessly but a few dozen americans are trapped in afghanistan. they passed off the portfolio and if there is an american citizen left in afghanistan we are going to stay until we get them all out. he did not mean this.e what is tony's plan to g

i'm laura logan in fort tucker. occupational safety and health administration orbl oshas established in 1970s to inspect workplaces and establish standards to prevent industrial accidents. about starting this summer, the biden administration gave osha a new role. joe biden told osha to stop hiding information from the public, to promote the covid vaccine untilti the summer, osha required employees to retain records of any workers who suffered a serious side effect of the vaccine. then in june, osha's guidance suddenly changed to this "osha will not enforce recording requirements that require any employers to record what the side effects from covid-19 vaccinations." that was a major change. especially since we are still learning so much about these vaccines and their possible side effects. just hours ago, for example, the telegraph reported that "teenage boys are six times more likely to suffer from problems from the vaccines then being hospitalized from covid-19." in israel 80% of adults arere vaccinated, covid case

larra logan is in poor tucker carlson up next. >> good evening and welcome to especial addition of tucker carlson tonight i am lira logan. the occupational safety in health administration or osha was established and the 1970s to inspect workplaces in establish standards to prevent industrial accidents. but starting this summer, the biden administration gave them new role, joe biden told them t start hiding information from the public to promote the covid vaccine. until this summer, osha require employees to retain records of any worker who suffered a serious side effect from the vaccine. then in june, the guidance suddenly changed to this. quote osha will not enforce a direct recording requirements that require any employers to report side effects from covid 19 vaccinations. that was a major change, especially since we are still learning so much about these vaccines in their possible side effects. just hours ago for example, the telegraph in britain reported that quote teenage boys are six times more likely to suffer heart problems from the vaccine then be hospitalized from covid 19. in i

tucker carlson sup next. >> good evening. welcome to tucker carlson tonight. i will be in for tucker for the hour. keep your fingers crossed. just hours ago hundreds of documents from tony fauci's agency were published. they confirm tony fauci's nih funded, gain of function research in wuhan is any viruses that are more trans miss i believe and deadly. the nih was funding despite the genes from other corona vice uses in the process. the documents reveal the research has created a new more potent virus that can easily infect humans. what can go wrong. they say the documents are "a road map to the high risk research that could of lead to the current pandemic" that includes a 2014 project funded by the nih in wuhan. the president of the group echo health alliance and a grant authorized peter, of can owe health alliance to conduct "virus infection experiments across a range of cell cultures from zit species and humanized mice." we have known about the grant for months now. the new documents obtained tell what went on during the experiments on the mice. according t

joining me now, host of tucker carlson tonight, and tucker carlson today, it's tucker carlson.yes. >>greg: it's a friendly chat with tucker about two stupid [bleep]. before we get started let's take a look at some clips, tucker, and remind people who we're dealing with. first, let's start with tucker's choice, mr. cuomo. >> only in america, kids. let's get after it. >> the official from the paper cleared by c-d-c, a little sweaty just worked out it happens. please, show me where it says protesters are supposed to have polite and peaceful. >> in scale this was the actual swab that was being used to fit up that double barrel shotgun that you have mounted on the fronted of your pretty face. >>greg: no doubt that was pretty dumb, but can don beat that? >> democratic cities are in chaos right now, crime is rise. oh, my gosh it's so bad, defunding police. >> the president is a racist, and he is a demigod, believing the lighthousen internet instead of - - the lies on the internet instead of science it's time to start shaming them. >> i don't know what they eat, what they drink, what t

. ♪ >>tucker: welcome to tucker carlson tonight at happy friday.ast month for youth those of you keeping track the buy new ministration announced a plan t give additional shots of covid vaccine so-called boosters to millions of americans. didn't see that coming. but the it ministration never explained why it was necessary or scientifically justifiable. they never bothered. instead the characteristic aggression they simply decreed it was going to happen. the new shots they would go out no later than this week come at the end of the week of septembe now, that was the deadline. the weird thing is, it turns ou that no one had bothered to tel the scientists about this so to leading fda experts resigned, several announced they were thinking of clean quitting. and then the covid czar, former facebook board member with no medical background assured the country no problem, none of thi is a cause for alarm. people resigning in protest, no big deal. the decision to give extra covi shots was made by and announced by the nations leading public health officials.

tucker carlson is coming up now. ♪ welcome to tucker carlson tonight. disaster in texas at this hour . not just for texas, but the entire country. thousands of illegal migrants, most of them from haiti floodin into del rio, texas. many more are on the way. tens of thousands apparently. we have been on this from the beginning and our life along th southern border. hey, bill. >> tucker, good evening to you. it's hard to believe they camp over my shoulder is in the united states. its more reminiscent of somewhere from the third world. law enforcement out here is on record as saying that. here is alive look great at las check sources telling me still about 8,600 people living in here. currently get the conditions you can see many of them have pulled plants, sticks, whatever they can find to create some sort of structure here to get out of the blistering hot sun a are waiting to be processed. take alive look at our drone overhead. we shone this all week to give you an aerial perspective of th size and scope of this camp. law enforcement sources inc. as of ea

hey, bill. >> tucker, good evening to you.hard to believe the camp over my shoulder is in the y united states. it's more reminiscent of somewhere from the third world. law enforcement out here is on record as saying that. here is a live look. at last check sources telling me stilll about 8,600 people living in here. currently get the conditions you can see many of them have pulled plants, sticks, whatever they can find to create some sort of structure here to get out of the blistering hot sun as they are waiting to be processed. take a live look at our drone overhead. we shown this all week to give you an aerial perspective of the size and scope of this camp. law enforcement sources saying as of earlier this morning there were at least 332 women in this camp who are pregnant. many of the migrants are sitting, hoping, and waiting they will have a chance to be released into the united states. we want to show you why the camp got sot big in the first place. look at this exclusive video we shot on saturday. we went onto a boat in

. >> tucker: we don't have to live like this. nobody in america should have to live like this. you owe them nothing. they hate you and they act like it. i hope you leave immediately. that will be less into the rest of the country. bill white, i appreciate you coming on. >> if i could ask everyone to go to bec now.com and read the feasibility study, it's an eye-opener. >> tucker: everybody knows you would thrive. they need you and they hate you

he joined tucker for an episode of "tucker carlson today."en don't understand what they are voting for when they select the president. here is part conversation. ♪ ♪ >> when you look at the way this ruling class works and governs, it's a very different thing from the sort of abstractions that you learn in 11th grade civics class. and when you grow up in that, you feel it extremely intensely. for example, people will go and vote for president and they sort of votes as if who was sitting in the white house was who was in power and they will use these terms like, trump is in power, biden is in power, et cetera, et cetera, and it's like, guys, americans, when you are inside the belly of this beast and you look at the white house as an organization and the white house is not even really properly controlled by the president, the white house's whole budget and organization is set by congress, it is full of permanent employees, but if you look at the white house as a whole and measure its relevance to the normal process of the executive branch of the

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brian kilmeade and for tucker carlson next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brian: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson." i am not tucker, i am brian kilmeade and according to the schedule i am in photographer at least an hour. it's hard to believe that it's been nearly a month since joe biden promised to evacuate every american from afghanistan. any american who wants to come out, we will get you home. he said that. it's a talking point that many administration officials continue to repeat. the administration's allies like senator chuck schumer saying it too. i will put this in quotes because he said it, job biden rescued every american from afghanistan, isn't that interesting. an extra ordinary success they continue to insist but is it true? no, it's not true, at least according to biden's own state department. just today anthony flank and muttered his way through a press conference saying that the taliban is not allowing -- international airports in kabul. >> as of now the taliban are not committing the charter flights to depart. they claimed that some of the passengers do not have the required docu

in midtown but tucker carlson? and you are chewing gum while you are jogging. >> it is hard to smoke when you run. you know to mean? >> greg: do you exercise in the middle of the night? >> well, i did when i had to host the show. i am not a morning guy so i would get up at three and bang out a run. and then go to work. you have to wake up, right? >> greg: that's incredible discipline to do that because your body is just not ready for. i know it isn't meaningful to other people but for me, i love hearing people doing weird things in the middle of the night because it makes me feel like i am not completely weird. in the 90s, i was reading you, i was editing men's health. i was in mainstream publications and you are this kind of like amazing ride comic writer writing on this investigative reporting stuff. you had a name for yourself. it seem so long ago because you have become something so different. and both of us are like that. we both are in this weird parallel world and that we became extremely close and we bought

good to see you. >> tucker, good to see you.ve some major breaking new we'd like to report to you. the situation at the international bridge behind us has gotten so bad that cdp has just announced that effective immediately they are temporaril closing down the del rio port o entry here and all traffic trying to cross the bridge is now going to have to get rerouted 57 miles away to eagle pass, texas, to the east. why is it happening? this situation is deteriorating. take a look at this video we shot from the texas dps helicopter today. once the faa grounded our drone texas street troopers brought u up in their helicopter to take look at the situation. what you're looking at upwards of 11,000 migrants underneath that bridge after they crossed illegally into the united state from mexico. border patrol down there completely overwhelmed right they've started building tenants , some of them started building structures with plants and sticks. it is significantly expanded in the last 24 hours and we got to see exactly where they're comi

now it's two seconds. >> tucker: good evening, welcome to tucker carlson tonight. thing about americans, they love australia. most americans have never been there. it's a long way away. but when americans think of australians, they imagine a freer, tougher version of themselves. steve erwin, crocodile dundee, that kind of thing. so a huge reserve of affection in the united states for australia, it's culture, and it's people. it's also possible that most