your host, tucker carlson. >> tucker: welcome to season two of "tucker carlson originals."and a half ago a group of producers and i sat down at dinner and talked about how to go a little deeper into some of the topics we cover. wouldn't it be interesting to spend more than three and half minutes on a subject that matters to our viewers? what an it be cool to make a documentary? the only problem is, cable news companies don't make documentaries. they make cable news. and they do a pretty good job. but we went to fox news and asked, could we do this? to our amazement and delight they said yes, you can. so for the last year, we have made a series of long form documentaries about issues that we think matter to the country and to you. and they have worked better than we ever expected. we are proud of what we have created. we are doing another season, and for a preview of that we are joined by the diabolical genus, the man behind all of this, the vice president here at fox news. good to see you on camera for the first time in a long time. this has become something not -- i think

. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." elon musk came famous as a businessman. he makes electric cars and rockets it has become the single richest person on planet earth by doing that. elon musk is not from the united states, he grew up in south africa, and get he has a keen and precise understanding of how our system was designed to work. as he put it on twitter last month, "free speech is essential to a functioning democracy." and then musk asked his 80 million followers on twitter this question. "do you believe twitter it regularly and here's to the principal"? and overwhelmingly they answered no, it doesn't. so elon musk understands something about twitter that many people in our country don't understand, it is the single most important form for speech possibly in the world. not because it's the biggest, but because it's where elite opinion is incubated. and so free speech on twitter matters, and last month, elon musk gave the impression that he planned to do something about it, that he planned to open up twitter, he b

[laughs] good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."ve seen video of joe biden mumbling in public recently, and we bet you have, there's probably not anything we could tell you tonight -- excuse me -- that is going to surprise you. would you be shocked to learn joe biden recently got lost in his own bedroom? introduced a table lamp as his wife? apologized about saving marie antoinette's life in the crimean war? probably not. we can't say any of these things actually happen, but they could have, they are entirely plausible. if you think that is a mean thing to say, don't worry, joe biden will never know. at this point other people are not real to joe biden. he lives in a world of ghost and fog shrouded memory. but you knew that because you've seen the tape. may be the only thing that would surprise you about joe biden 15 months into his presidency is learning that he plans to run for reelection. that would be outlandish, impossible really, ridiculous. were joe biden somehow able to stay in the white house, he would be 86 years old by the

tucker's hair looks great today. >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."py monday. knowing what we know about the current leadership class one thing we can be certain of they always go too far. they can't help themselves. in february when russia invaded ukraine there was a chance that the biden administration could turn this into a global catastrophe. they promised us that would not happen. there is no desire by the president to send troops to ukraine. that was the word from the white house. she said the same thing the next month. the month after that, she said it again. joe biden doesn't have the intention of sending u.s. troops to ukraine jen psaki pledged to the nation. why keep saying the same thing over and over? because it wasn't true. that's how lying works. it's not believable so you say it again and again. the more often they assert it the more likely it is to not be true. this weekend the truth began to come out. joe biden's top surrogate in congress appeared on cbs news and said the opposite of what the white house has been telling us for months

"tucker carlson tonight" is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlsone told you earlier in the week about how the left is very mad and trying to shut down a site called @libsoftiktok? why are they so upset? over the past half year, video after video has appeared on social media showing schoolteachers bragging enthusiastically about how they push their personal politics often weird and gruesome politics on the small children they're supposed to be teaching. the students in question are not teenagers, their kindergartners, first-graders, kids who have no perspective on life and no power to fight back. so many parents saw these videos, in some cases on @libsoftiktok, and they were shocked. they had no idea anything like this was happening in the classroom. having some purple haired loser in a nose ring convince your six euros to get a sex change is not why most people send their children to school. so they complained, the parents did commit across the country, republican officeholders responded by promising to do something about this. they made out ranged

tucker is not a pain he is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlsonn american state that's pulled right off the ledge into the deep end lifestyle liberalism think about. you probably think of vermont, vermont is a place that bans fracking despite the fact that it has not a single oil or gas well in the state or maybe massachusetts virtually all human pleasure has been bland for decades if not centuries and anything about california. california place for one city is now paying people to be transgender. all of these are famously liberal places are not surprised but utah is not a liberal place. when you think if you till you imagine big happy families, and even bigger salty lake and a couple of very good ski mountains. you think conservatism because utah is conservative, it always has been and still is. utah is the highest rate of church attendance in the countries, it has one of the lowest crime rates. the periphery is only 25% higher than the national average. the last presidential election donald trump took nearly 60% of the vote in utah, so utah is d

to "tucker carlson tonight."n musk bought twitter with a restore of free speech to america. a lot of people were thrilled by that and has appeared to them it felt like liberation. finally they can say what they think out loud. they can participate in a life of their own country. they can be full citizens against. but at the same time, a lot of powerful people were not happy with this news. they were highly upset twitter will be missing its structure. aco you once, this is just way too much free speech. the naacp agreed with that and of course, "the washington post" took a different angle. it is terrifying explained jeff bezos' personal newspaper when billionaires start buying the media outlets. msnbc and cnn did not laugh at that claim but amplified 2 to and added some here at elon musk as a hard-core white supremacist. who knew? technically elon musk as an african american but 2022 has always been a surprise. how did he make sense of all of this watching from home? here you have one news story but two diametrica

tucker's next. ♪♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to tucker carlson tonight.s hard to remember now because history is pretty hazy but it was just three years ago that joe biden was considered too decrepit, too corrupt, to out of touch ever to become president. that wasn't just the view from the right, by the way, they mostly stayed out of it, that's what faithful democrats were saying in 2019, three separate meal liberal news outlets, guardian, the week and cnn all published op ads with the exact same headlines, why joe biden shouldn't run for president. other publications made the same point with equal vehemence. i like joe biden but he shouldn't run for president said a columnist on usa today. biden's family agreed with this. this is true. they didn't want him to become president either. some of biden's closest relatives' assured friends that biden was merely running to work off the grief from his son's death two years ahead. and for months, it seemed all but assured he wouldn't win. biden's first debate performance in june was written off as a disaster. it

see you tomorrow. ♪♪ >> tucker: evening and welcome to tucker carlson.s a good day in america, maybe a rare good day. we'll celebrate no matter what. here's a context for why it's good. censorship is terribly the hallmark of neo-liberalism. have you noticed that? leaders seem to spend a lot more time trying to control what we say and think than trying to improve our country. that means anyone who says the wrong words even accidentally gets fired, banned, ostracized. if you live here, you're deeply familiar with it but censorship now defines america's public conversation. we spend an awful lot of time complaining about that on the show, probably don't spend enough time asking what is this all about? why are the authorities suddenly so intent on controlling our words? why are they so afraid of free speech. this is a new thing and the answer is pretty simple. it's an act of self-preservation. if voters were allowed to think for themselves, the entire system would teeter and possibly collapse. sound like an overstatement? okay. consider the ideas that the pe

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson.bout the joe biden a administration for over a year china front of the themes are and here's the conclusion we come to. there is in fact a single principal that guides the joe biden a administration here is what it is. you're right as american does not affect in aliens. casino the joe biden himself as of the several times. he's a manager that your constitutional protection extends precisely as far as he says they do. now they said the rights come from god and the government's job is to take those rights that is a deal. but the modern democratic party acknowledge god has agree with that. snow politicians can loan you your rights and they can take those rights back at any time debating on your level of obedience. think of it is dog training on a national scale. wolf, is joe biden who gets to decide what drugs you can put drugs in your body. as joe biden he'll tell you rec should be pay your student loans for law school. the landlord's role joe biden's decisions now. so joe biden doesn't

tucker carlson is up next. thanks for having me. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." last year unbeknownst to pretty much nobody a woman in brooklyn started a twitter account that was comprised almost solely of videos of liberals talking about themselves. so the concept is very simple: find interesting tape that had already been uploaded to the internet by people who made it and repost that tape. no editing, no special effects, very little editorial content. the idea was to let activists types described in their own words what they belief, unfiltered. the woman who created that account called it @libsoftiktok. more followers than the state of wyoming. more than the nightly viewership on cnn. so it was quite successful by definition. the question is why? here is why: it turns out as repellent as academic lifestyle liberalism may seem to you as an observer, the reality of it as described by the people who actually believe this stuff is even worse than you ever imagined, it is

[laughs] that is all for us tonight, tucker carlson is next and as we mentioned tucker carlson is back on twitter, so now he can bother you on television and on social media. so thank you so much i'm glad to be back no pun intended. jesse watters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. a good no-show don't get those too often it's april 25th. now why is this significant? not because it singles the sudden arrival of oligarchy as you're hearing now it's too late for that is already here. every major tech company is already controlled by billionaires we've known this for a long time. this is nothing new. the reason today's sale of twitter is big news which turned out to be a pivot point in our history is that elon musk does not agree with the rest of the billionaires in the tech business. unlike the leaders of facebook, google, apple, amazon. elon musk leaves and free speech, he things everyone should be allowed to talk including people who disagree with him. i hope that even my worst critics remain on twitter elon musk wrote today on h

tucker is up next. remember, i'm waters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy monday. the first mass quarantined in human history began in the central chinese city in wuhan in the beginning of 2020. within days, pictures and videos of what was happening there began to appear on english-language social media. at the time, the images were shocking to everybody in the west. the communist party of china had effectively imprisoned 11 million people simultaneously. the citizens of wuhan were confined by government to their apartment and those who try to leave sometimes found themselves welded inside. some of them starved to death. authorities and hazmat suits dragged screaming citizens into vans and then drove them to internment camps. watching this, you could barely believe it. china seemed to have gone insane moving from authoritarian to dystopian in a single day. so this was the world's introduction to covid-19, a virus we later learned the chinese

tucker. >> tucker: lucas tomlinson, thank you so much for that.of 23 illegal aliens into washington, d.c., -- it's almost like a meme. why not just take them back to the countries they came from? oh, that's too hard. texas is apparently taking some steps to stop the massive surge of migration. it's about to get even bigger. the author of "america's border wars" joins us tonight. thank you so much for coming on. pardon my skepticism about this. this theater going on. it is greatly frustrated to people in other parts of the country that texas hasn't shut down its own borders. but the state is doing something, you say, to slow this border surge. what is it doing? >> right. i agree. i think the bus enough migrants to washington, d.c., is a bit of a sideshow to the main event, which is that the abbott administration is shutting down trade with mexico. they are saying they are doing it with enhanced safety inspections at the border. and also far and el paso as well, just shooting those bridges down with inspections essentially. and they won't say exactl

tucker is up next, but remember everything, i am watters, and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: ohvening, welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," weeks before the russian military invaded ukraine, a chilling story began to appear in a number of american media outlets. unnamed sources from the biden administration warned that if vladimir putin was preparing what they called a false flag attack, the point of the attack was to be a pretext for war with ukraine. the suggestion was that they were staging mass killing and accusing the ukrainians of doing it. so the pentagon warned americans to expect "very pro-graphic propaganda" including corpses and actors that would depict mourners in destroyed locations as well as military equipment in the hands of ukraine or the west." it was a very exciting story, but the media accepted all of it at face value and repeated it unequivocally. one of the very few who dared to ask questions about where the story came from was an associated press reporter called matt lee. and for asking that question, they all but accused him of working for vladimir putin.

tucker. >> tucker: amazing.immick tracy gallagher thank you so much. we have more news on fox. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: that is it for a spirit tomorrow an hour long look at the collapse of neoliberalism in this country. that can't go way fast enough. have a good time with the ones you love and we will see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity." bad news for economy officially shrinking. we are from a looming inflation forty-year high. the prices at the southern border totally, completely and utterly out of control. take a look at this exchange between congressman chip roy and dh secretory mayorkas and by the way, mayorkas should be impeached. we will explain. >> how about the lost voices for people dying from fentanyl? hundreds of tens of thousands of people

. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." when the apollo 11 national's return from the first moon landing in the summer of 1969, america rejoiced. ticker tape parade across the country and then around the world. by the end of it, the astronauts visited two dozen countries and waved to millions of adoring fans. queen elizabeth, the pope. back home, not everyone was -- in new york city, that man was a jazz vision called gil scott heron. in response to this, gil scott heron released a spoken word piece entitled "whitey on the moon." here's a selection. >> ♪♪ i can't pay no doctor bills ♪ ♪ whitey on the moon ♪ ♪ ten years now i'll be paying soon ♪ ♪ with whitey's on the moon ♪ ♪ taking my whole dang check ♪ ♪ price of food is going up ♪ ♪ and if all that wasn't enough ♪ ♪ with whitey on the moon ♪♪ >> taxes taking my whole dang check. a rat bit my sister. whitey on the moon. gil scott heron wrote that more than 50 years ago and actually if you think about it, not a lot has changed. at least in the positive direction. the price

tucker carlson is up next and always remember i'm watters, and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: goodng and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." had there been a single 24-hour period maxis joe biden became the president when you haven't been horrified by something you saw the news? probably not. the cascade of absurdities been really was. today we are sad to say it was officially depressing. inflation hit another record high and that's according to the government statistics that our leaders have devised to hide inflation. it turns out there's no hiding the price of meat and gas. the value of the dollar has dropped off a cliff even as the value of the russian ruble is rising. so part of that for a moment and chuckled literally to herself. and then to new york city this morning, 16 people were shot by a lunatic wearing a hoodie and yet somehow none of the many surveillance cameras in the subway station happened to be working at the time so the guy got away. we do know he was not a white supremacist. we are betting the media are not going to dwell on this. there's nothing to gain from c

. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy wednesday.s depressing to say it out loud but it's true, there's probably never been an institution in this country more thoroughly discredited than the field of "public-health" is right now. at this point it's almost impossible to take any of these people seriously, and that is not a good thing, it's a bad thing. we need credible public health authorities but we don't have them. in fact, after all we've seen ask yourself, who would you be more likely to trust? some guy selling discount time-shares in cabo, or a self-described epidemiologist appearing on msnbc, it's not even close. the time-share guy might be sleazy. obviously he is but is he the one that shut your kids 'school down for no reason? is he going to force you to take untested drugs you don't want? is he the one you demanding you stay-at-home and fear even as blm rioters torched cities in america? no. the time-share guy, whatever it is obvious faults, didn't do any of that. the people in lab coats did it and they were the exact peopl

tucker carlson tonight."much everybody in america feels awful about what is happening right now to average ukrainians. they didn't ask for this war and they are really suffering, so your heart goes out. you feel compassion for tragedy no matter where it is. whether it's a landslide in sri lanka or a war in ukraine. so you feel compassion appeared on the other hand, you may at some point over the last month ask yourself, why is the invasion of a faraway eastern en country suddenly the biggest thing that's ever happepened in our country, in america? it's kind of strange given every thing we've got going on in the u.s. right now, and what is it with biden's response to this work was right but it's weird too. biden keeps telling us these energy sanctions are going to crash putin, but they haven't come of that is clearly not true. putin is fine. the ruble has almost completely recovered since the day russia invaded. so much for destroying the russian economy getting the russian military to withdraw from ukraine. a

tucker carlson is next. listen to the snare drum on one 16th speed. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: a good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." here's an interesting story, if the new yorker were still a real magazine they might write it up but of course they want. here it is, last summer deep in the of the transportation department in washington, some nameless analyst came about highly puzzling trend on traffic deaths. it turns out that in the year 2020 the number of american motorists who died on the road spiked dramatically. traffic deaths rose by more than 10% in a single year. in any year that would be odd and distressing, but coming as it did in 2020 it was flat out bizarre because you will remember in 2020 there was a pandemic, millions of people stayed home that year. they did not drive to work, many did not drive it all appeared in 2020 roads were less crowded than they had been in decades in this country, so of course you would expect far fewer traffic deaths. less traffic, fewer people dying in tra

good night, tucker . thso the democratic party iss bracing for a total wipeout in the midterms this point they're not even trying to convince you to vote for them. toto're trying to take their opponents off the ballot. they're attacking democracy, nott a letting you vote for people you want to vote for. here's the latest and most shocking example. a new legal effort underway to keep marjorie taylor greene off the ballot in her own district where she's very popular in the state of georgia and what grounds the left is saying she's guilty of, quote, insurrectioner. >> marjorie taylor greene represents georgia in congress and she joins us tonight. congressman, thanks so c much for coming on . so they're trying to prevent voters from voting for you. how is that democracy? well, it's not, tucker . that's's the thing. these people hate the people in my district so much they look down on them because they voted for me and sent me t to washington to fight for the things that most americans care about, like secure

i'm waters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonightrday new york city a man pulled out a gun and shot ten people. in the end, dozens were injured. a horrifying crime. police have finally arrested the suspect. they did so today. we are learning more about him he had we will go to new york for a quick update on the story. eric shawn is standing by for us. eric. >> tucker, tonight this is a

tucker carlson . welcome to season two of tucker carlson originals about t a year and a half ago, a groupt of producers and i sat down at t dinner and talked about how to go a little deeper into some of the topics we cover on the nighttime show. wouldn't be interesting tote spend more than three and a half minutes on a subject that matters to our viewers. wouldn't it be c cool to make documentaries? the only problem is cable news companies don't make documentaries. they makee c cable news and thee do a pretty goodtt job, we thin. but we went to fox newss? and asked could we do this ? and to our amazement and delight they said yes you can . and so for the last year we have made a series of long formt documentaries about issues that we think matter to t our h country and to you. and they've worked better than we ever expected . te we'red. proud of what we've created. so we're doing another season. and for a preview ofnothea thate are joined by the diabolical genius behind the curtain maned behind all th

hey, tucker . last week texas governor greg abbott said he would send illegall immigrants right here in the nation's capital . the first bus arrived just after 8:00 a.m. earlier today.ed twenty three illegal immigrants stepped off that chartered bus paid for by the texas taxpayer. nineteen men for women disembarked and two small children were among the nearly two dozen who left del rio saturday afternoon at four p.m. one of the private security contractors toldri me they drove the 17 hundred mileses to the nation's capital without stopping to spend the nightn in a hotel. h none of the migrants were from mexico. someone from some nicaragua and hadai family waiting for them with a bus pulled up just a fewew blocs from the u.s. capitol , spoke to another group of venezuela who said they want to gove toex miami next . >> one migrant described his journey. don't miss venezuela. venezuela month. it's because more colombia. but i said, well, are you going to do some panama? but when i'm up costa rica, cos

can you tell us about bruce tucker? and what happened to him and give us a little bit of background on your book? sure. thanks kristen. thanks for being here everybody. dr. gilmer ben well, bruce tucker was a 54 year old man who lived in richmond virginia in 1968. he was a factory worker. he was had a good employment record by all accounts was a very steady and strong worker at a is actually a egg processing plant down in chaco bottom. what's in chaco bottom in richmond today. and mr. tucker was from dinwiddie county came from a rural, background, virginia on grew up on a family farm and he came to richmond like his brother. to to make a better life and he and he was doing well. he was supporting a son teenage son abraham. back down on the family farm in stony creek, virginia, and i can during the question and answer if you some people read the book want to actually go to the cemetery that i described in the book and i can give very easy directions off of i-95, but it's just south of petersburg. so bruce tucker was cele

tucker's next. ♪♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to tucker carlson tonight.s hard to remember now because history is pretty hazy but it was just three years ago that joe biden was considered too decrepit, too corrupt, to out of touch ever to become president. that wasn't just the view from the right, by the way, they mostly stayed out of it, that's what faithful democrats were saying in 2019, three separate meal liberal news outlets, guardian, the week and cnn all

you can threaten violence but you can't play video of a leftist is saying. >> tucker: right. so your opinions are violence, they are violence protected speech. you see how that works. anchor so much for your bravery, and again, i just can't overstate, you're not even giving their opinions necessarily, you are just holding up their opinions for the country to see and for revealing them in their natural habitat. you're on the run. creator of libs of tiktok, whatever your name is, things

tucker is not a pain he is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlsonn american state that's pulled right off the ledge into the deep end lifestyle liberalism think about. you probably think of vermont, vermont is a place that bans fracking despite the fact that it has not a single oil or gas well in the state or maybe massachusetts virtually all human pleasure has been bland for decades if not centuries and anything about california. california place for one city is

tucker is next. [music] >> speaker 1: : good evening and well. >> speaker 1: : good evening and welcome to a special edition of tucker carlson. joe biden promise to transform this country. he was going to create a new economy to what he calls, know, a once in a generation investment in america, unlike anything we've seen or done since we built the interstate highway system. that's big, what would it cost? more than 4 trillion-dollars. mao much is that exactly? it's more than twice the gross domestic product of the entire nation of canada, and most other countries too. at the washington post, they suggested joe biden's promise marks, quote, the waning of the neoliberal era. they describe neoliberalism as centrist liberalism friendly to wall street. it's not exactly that. neoliberalism is looting with a smoke screen of race and gender politics so you won't notice that it happens. the post told us, relax. joe biden's going to give us something even better. better than we've ever had. think fdr in the ne

tucker . p thank you . so that people are worried about money because inflation is making them poorer. too bad you know the president's son you can sell your fingerpainting to unnamed foreign buyers for tenss of thousand dollars apiece. make millions from oligarchs in ukraine and china a. soso this is corruption. most americans havee accepted it as part of the way our government works. it t wasn't the way our government works until fairly recentlyly. whyy the change? we spoke to one of the smartest people observingng american society now a podcast host called darrell cooper about this and many other questions for a new episode of tucker carlson . see, here's part of the conversation i have this theory that human individuals societies essentially run on stories i and think about what a martyrt'r is. forde example, as aa murder vicm with a good story built around it. and it's how wee take something that by itself is just a horrible thing and turn it into something beautiful, something that can b

but there it is, tucker's promoting testicle tanning. which is surprising, because last time i checked, he is the whitest dick ever. (laughter) we've got a great show for you tonight, my guest is julia roberts. but when we come back, meanwhile join us. (applause). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. there jon batiste and stay human. (cheers and applause)♪, right h, all of the questions for tonight's guests. the lovely, the talented julia roberts is here tonight. julia roberts. you have a lot in common, are you an oscar winner, she is an oscar winner. >> jon: st a good feeling. >> stephen: it will be like talking to you, it soon will be like talking to you because listen, i already knew this but it has been announced that you are going to be in stephen spielberg and oprah winfrey's the color purple movie, the musical. that's out there i am not giving anything away. >> that is out there. word is out. >> stephen: that is fantastic. you are going to remember your friend, right, you're going to remember your friends right. >> jon: always, yo

tucker . >> well, i appreciate yeah. ra no, it'szy certainly the republican party pushing its total crucisomin fauci thans so much for coming on and what you're doing this week. i appreciate it. thank you so much. >> thank you .uc so you know, you hear enough for these censorships stories and you get a little numb toto them. this is really an unbelievable what our next guest was fired by a supposedly conservative radio station for joking about kamala harris in a pretty tame way and she's not taking it, which is really refreshing. she's also a left wing radical who supports reparations, is about to get a seat on the federal reserve. good idea or not, we have to tell introducing him optical designer glasses you've never seen. our lenses are thin, really thin and we have hundreds of designs to match your look. it's only ninety five dollars for quality prescription glasses and hip optical .com. do you struggle to fall asleepre and stay asleepfr? tunelessly formula combines five key nutrients that

my pleasure, tucker .o what we have done is weim implemented what we call enhanced safety inspections of every commercialns vehicle comig across the border, every border crossing from mexico into the state of texas. and it had a predictable result and that is is snarled traffic for miles in mexico, basically crashing economic conditions in these states as well as inhe the country of mexico o and having severein economic consequences for businesses in mexico and the predictableexc result is that the governors ofn states that are connected tooo the state of texas would be knocking on our door begging for relief. as they beg for t relief. we are demanding that they implement security measures that will reduce illegal immigration coming across our border. there are different standards that we will be applying to different states that are connectedthat to the state of texas. yesterday we announced an agreement with the governorouncn nuevo leone. today we are hammering outam details to more states that are adjac

tucker . i want them to be able to watch cartoons without having this stuff jammed down their throats. and so it was appropriate to have done this originally the three years ago or whatever , but it's certainly appropriate to make them live under the same laws as everybody else in the state of florida. well, yes. and it's weird coming from people who devote their programing to defending democracy. so you've been elected by the voters of florida. you're standing for election very soon in november and we'll see how you do. but you're a product of democracy. bob cpac and bob iger were elected by nobody. so why wouldn't democracy defenders be on the side of the legislative process over corporate fiat? because i think what the left has come to is all they want to see is power exercised in advance of their leftist agenda. so yes, they used to be hostile to big corporations because i think they perceive us corporations as being a political and that they wouldn't support their agenda. now they figured

tucker carlson . come on , man. although i like the fact that she encourages people to kiss with masks on because at least we know there's one border she doesn't want people crossing, you know what i'm saying? but that is the thing. okay, performative stupidity like this is why kamala harris is currently polling behind isis. yeah, yeah. okay, she's getting on tv and pushing the vaccine by telling everybody it didn't work. tucker , this is like me saying my wife and i are expecting a baby, thank god we wore a or should be a lot more pregnant than she is right now. come on , man. and they do this again and again like yo, if you want people to take the vaccine, don't tell them it doesn't always end good like there's a reason carnival cruise lines don't show scenes from titanic during the commercial. come on , we kind of have to wonder i mean, i guess they've already cashed out there. pfizer stock doesn't matter to me. >> but if you why? i mean, how dumb do they think people are? do they think people believe is this ori

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welcome to tucker carlson site. during the morning rush hour yesterday in new york city, a man wearing a hoodie threw a smoke bomb. the subway train pulled out a gun and then shot ten people. in the end, dozens were injured. a horrifying crime. police have finally arrested the suspect who did so today. wo we're learning a lot more about him. but first we want to go new y tk new york city for a quickhe update on this story.ic shawn is eric shawn is standing by for us . >> tucker , tonight .

. >> kamala harris -- i can't do it, tucker. i can't do it! >> tucker: i hope someone hires you and soon. i know the spectator already has. amber, great clips mohwak warrior to see you tonight, thank you. -- -- amber, great to see you tonight, and thank you. >>> now, this is not a small job. if she wins the seat on the fed board, lisa cook have more affect on your life than jackson who is on the supreme court. why? because the fed is in some ways a lot more important than the supreme court controlling the money supply. in a time of unprecedented inflation which they caused, that could really change your life. but lisa cook is not concerned about inflation. she's not written a single paper about inflation in her entire career. instead, she's spent her career writing about racial grievances which strictly speaking aren't relevant to her job on the fed. the papers aren't even real. one of her papers be for instance, is called the

. >> we have people like tucker carlson just asking questions. that's his thing. you know, about whether or not the cia did, you know, frame all of these atrocities we're seeing in ukraine. >> tucker: love this. switch up it with a little biceps in the picture. the problem is the quote that got adam kinzinger so erroused and joe reid and ted lou is not real. it's completely made up. utterly we didn't say that we didn't say anything like that. we didn't even address the topic on the air in any way. so everything about joe walsh's tweet is a manufactured lie. it's pure disinformation as they now say. here is the funny thing, twitter let it stand.

sure. >> tucker: so thank you . c so most of america's celebrated when you could finally take off your clock biden pin from in front of your face when you flew commercially a federal judge struck down biden'sda massive mandate on airline passengers cheered in midair,he threw off the masks and were liberated. but not everyone is pleased. that would include the host of an internet show called roland martin unfiltered, hosted by a former cnn personality called predictably roland martin. >> roland martin wasrond m furis and that's odd. you wouldn't think the host of a show called unfiltered wouldma support mask mandates, but yousk would be wrong because roland martin loves filters and wants everybody to wear them. lf he just tweeted this image ofgh himself on a recent flight. as you can see,t, he's like he's operating a belt sander, even had headphones on to keepp covid t out of his ears.re smart move. here's what he wrote. i don't give a damn at some grossly unqualified donald trump judge said i'm double masked and wea

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tucker carlson said a good news show. don't get those two off. and it's april twenty fifth 2020 two. elon musk bought twitter today . that means that twitter henceforth will be privately held. elon will determine what is allowed on the platform now whys is this significant? not because it singles the sudden arrival of oligarchy as you're hearinghy, it's too late for that oligarchy's already here. every major tech company is t already controlled by billionaires. that's been the case for a long time. so this is nothinga tim new . the reason today's sale ofal twitter is big news. the reason it could turn out to be a pivot point in our historyk is that elon musk does not agree with the rest ofth the billionaires in the tech business, unlike the leaders of facebook, google, apple, amazon, elon musk believes in free speech. he thinkscl everyone should be allowed to talk, including people who disagree with him. i hope that even my worst critics remain on twitter. ttmy wrote today on histh new platform because that is what free speech meansat. now that s

thank you , tucker .so the general sicknick is issuing subpoenas to people for attending the trump rally on january six . jven the people were nowhere near the capital so apparently it's now illegal to go to a political rally if the authorities don't like the candidate so constitutional, then the knives aree.an already out for elon muk as predicted. guess what to saying about them now we think you know, we've got the statement. hello, i'm mike lindell ceo of mypillow retailers shopping shelves and now even banks have tried to cancel myself and my job well during these times your support has meant everything does so my employees and i want to personally thank each and every one of you by passing the savings directly on to you. we're selling our best products ever for our best prices ever. for example, we have my standard size, mypillow regularly sixty nine ninety eight now only ninety in ninety eight with your promo code or you can get custom fit with my premium queen size my pillows regularly seventy nine

here's what i know about title forty two tucker p. b if you see the president down at the border on election day 2000 twenty four and he's not sure which side the voting booths are on , we won't know if that's a political statement or more disorients tucker .re's well that's exactly right. and if it's anyone else your goo out and our heart does go out to joe biden into his familyy honestly guy. but the guy runs our country and he's really radical. so we have a right to know more than we do. dr. siegel, thank you . going up against vladimir putin . >> he's got to be at his top game, no question. well, of courseuest this is just too crazy. thank you . and that's just not our view. the democratiche party is terrified of the idea of joe biden running for president again because they think he will lose. so they're undermining him. obviously. but if it's not biden, who would it be ? who are the other potential candidatesof? dana perino is one of the best people in the world is thinking this stuff through .rl she's co-anchord five, america's

so if tucker carlson cares about men, i implore him to prove it. show it.g one for the team and going through all of that information so you can simplify and synthesize it. there's something you write about. it's the connection with looking at being misogynistic, authoritarian, the connection between the two and the place women have in that environment. speak to that and how this documentary basically helps feed into those type of narratives. >> sexism is often talked about in the ways it impacts women and, obviously, there's no shortage of data and evidence of the ways that women are hurt by it. sexism doesn't just distort the way we view women in our definition of women hood. it distorts our view and our definition of manhood. in that way, often, we'll come to a disadvantage to men. with, again, these ideas of reverting back to a masculine order. reverting back to, i mean, we're seeing wrestling and, again, red light therapy and the sort of ridiculous or outlandish solutions to i think a real problem that a lot of men are insecure about the future. a lot

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