tucker? >> tucker: kevin corke, thank you so much. more babies, prettier buildings, cleaner parks, those are achievable goals to prove everyone's life. we sat down yesterday with russell brand, the comedian/actor, a republican intellectual on our show. we want to share more of it tonight. he talked about the covid lockdown and the point of them, with maybe the clearest explanation we've heard of what we've just lived through. here it is. >> i think covid provided a lens through which we could scrutinize the machinery of power and how the intentions and agenda of power are able to play out, coalesce, and let's call it conspire when a crisis occurs, how a globalist tendency to increase surveillance, capture data, and appetite within government, converges the comedian george carlin, even at its advent it was a legitimate crisis. i won't make a contention around that. it was opportunistickically handled in order to enhance regulation and control, a time when regulation and control are increasingly difficult to implement, as people are mor

tucker's up next. always remember, i'm watters and this is my world. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. looks like you're gonna get a hot war with russia and china whether you want one or not. yesterday morning an american reaper drone went down over the black sea. we still do not know what happened. we're not gonna lie to you. we don't know. we don't expect to find out any time soon, if ever. the biden administration says it knows. it says the unmanned drone was harassed and damaged by two russian fighter jets over international waters. that's all we have. we're going to have to take their word for it. lindsey graham didn't ask many penetrating questions. he moved, seized the opportunity to demand that the pentagon attack the russian air force. here he is. >> we should hold them accountable and say if you ever get near another u.s. flying in international water, your airplane will be shot down. what would ronald reagan do right now? he would start shooting russian planes do

that's what tucker carlson said. and then tucker carlson said, he's a demonic force, a destroyer. but he's not going to destroy us. i've been thinking about this every day for four years. you are right, satisfied, i don't want to let him destroy me either. the trump anger spiral is vicious. and look across and says, that's for sure, deadly. there is tucker carlson using the word deadly to describe donald trump. puck across and has spent every night this week on his show telling his audience that the january 6th attack on the capitol was not deadly. tucker carlson has leaned on that word deadly on's program repeatedly to insist to his audience that there was nothing deadly on the attack on the capitol. but on the night of january six, on the night when he's texting his friend, donald trump is deadly. tucker carlson can feel, he can feel what deadly means. and he is saying that what donald trump does is deadly. take a cough and said about donald trump's anger spiral being a vicious, that's for sure. deadly. it's almost consumed me in november when sydney powell attacked us. it was v

i'm waters and this is my world. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson. most people got poorer during the covid lockdowns. they're finding out now, unfortunately. but the tech companies got a whole lot richer. politicians forced the entire population indoors at gun point to millions of people had no choice but to live out their lives in the lonely hell of the internet. that turned out to be a disaster for america as rising suicide rates still attest. but in silicon valley it made for an epic pay day. it was soon reflected on the balance sheets of its biggest local lenders which was called silicon valley bank. in 2018, svb had about $49 billion on deposit. three years later that same bank had amassed more than $189 billion. that is a gargantuan amount of deposits over a short period of time. dramatic enough to have raised a serious question and an obvious one. what was silicon valley bank gonna do with all that money? even the san francisco bay area, it would be hard to find qualified borrowers for $189 billion. you could not responsibly loan all of that m

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," the battle of the sexes hased after several million years of jockeying and strife. men won conclusively. we notice because yesterday was international women's day that is the date that we as a global community celebrate women. if you look closely at the woman we were celebrating you may have noticed a lot of them weren't actually women they were lumpy looking dudes. that was not accidental, in fact it was a brilliant piece of jiu-jitsu. here you had men who are clearly craftier than they look somehow convincing a whole lot of other west self-educated women to praise them as living paragons of womanhood. thing about how hard it would be to sell that proposition. i'm going to steal your identity and then mock integrate the characteristics that define you as a person. then as i do this you, are going to smile brightly and applaud and then give a speech about how liberated you feel about that? the whole thing is amazing it's like watching a practical joke devised by the drunkest most cynical fraternity brothers at t

tucker is next. i'm waters, this is my world. >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." it's been a tough couple years for the experts when it comes to public policy questions. like war and disease and the economy really the only things that matter. the assumption in washington has for many years that you should not worry about it. don't sweat the details. that's not your role as a citizen and as a voter. we don't have that kind of democracy, the kind where you participate. no, your job is to trust the experts and their conclusions and obey them. covid kind of blew that up. if there's one thing that we learned from that dis-sasser is that public policy experts often had no clue what they were talking about. your hippy aunt knew more about how to beat a flu virus than your virologist on cnn. exercise, sunlight, fresh air, stop eating junk food, turn off your computer, spend time with other people. be healthy. that advice worked. the experts by contrast made you get the vaccine and that did not work. so by march of 2021, people are star

tucker is up next. on watters and this is my world. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," it was just last week that we noticed that parts of the transgender movement seemed to be getting milli taint and possibly dangerous. we did a segment about it on thursday night. that segment was sparred by an npr segment we heard and never expected to hear. npr has a matter of editorial policy completely opposes civilian ownership of firearms, except maybe of irs agents. here suddenly was the same station station, national public radio positively urging trans people to buy guns, if necessary to use them. the world is dangerous, explained one trans gun owner, you have to be dangerous back. and that seemed strange to us, is united states really a dangerous place for trans people. west baltimore is dangerous, you could easily get murdered there. if you are trans in this country obviously there are many down sides there appear to be some benefits, it's easier to get into harvard. >> it's eas

tucker carlson seeds seethes -- tucker carlson hates passionately. and i know that because he has told us in writing. as dominion reveal tonight, on january 4th, two days before tucker carlson was absolutely certain that congress would smoothly certify joe biden's election on january six, although tucker carlson was afraid to tell his audience that, tucker carlson texts, we are very, very close to being able to avoid trump most nights. i hate him passionately. that is tucker carlson. he's saying he hates donald trump passionately. and that is now the washington posts headline tonight about tucker carlson, saying i hate him passionately. about donald trump. donald trump has been pretending to his audience that his only problem with fox was rupert murdoch, donald trump has been ignoring all of the negative messages by the prime time fox hosts about donald trump, that have been exposed by dominion. and so it is most likely that donald trump will help tucker hide his biggest secret ever from his audience, that he hates donald trump passionately. no one i

>> tucker carlson: joe biden?ving the country, and they were upset about murder, an amazing day really. ryan is an attorney, and he joins us to assess all of this thank you for coming on. so, when you take these people seriously, would probably show since they have a problem, that most of us don't, what they are suggesting is disarming a country that owns billions of rounds of ammunition in 400 million firearms, but what they are calling for is a totalitarian state in civil war. you are absolutely right, because who's going to collect fees? who's can it be effectuated by these policies? >> i say, when a politician tells you you don't need a gun, it is time to get a gun. in these comparisons were made into these other countries, that are largely homogenous, mostly isolated countries that do not have borders like we do, or jugs or crime or just flowing across freely, they are able to effectuate some sort of gun control, but it still does not help, gun filings might go down, but i'm not a believer that gun violence i

tucker's up next. always remember, i'm watters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening.come to tucker carlson tonight. last night, we aired video from surveillance cameras on capitol hill. that video was recorded 26 months to the day before, january 6th, 2021. and for 26 months, that footage was held from the american public. the january 6th committee made certain. now, the justice department also kept a lid on that video footage and in some cases, doj didn't share it with criminal defendants who'd been charged on january snickets violation of their constitutional rights. so we felt it was a public service to bring what we could to you. there was no justification for keeping the secret any longer and a powerful argument to be made that sunlight is always and everywhere the best disinfectant. and in fact, because it was video evidence, it is, to some extent, self-explanatory. anyone could look at the tape and decide what he or she thinks of it. so the tape we showed last night indicated very clearly that capitol hill police in some cases escorted protesters through the ca

about what tucker carlson says. tucker crossing himself is never going to admit on his show that this is how he feels or how he felt about donald trump. so he will just do what fox, i'm sure is going to do, just completely ignore that this is happening. they have the pay, they pay out of pocket and out of the backdoor, they continue to pretend that none of this is real and none of this is happening. >> andrew, i want to read you what andrew, what murdaugh said under oath about why they behaved with trump the way they did. at that network. it said, a at one point you suggested your son lackland that perhaps we could have gone first, but being second would save you from a trump explosion. right? that means, in calling the election. what did you mean it saves us a trump explosion! answer from rupert murdoch. trump still had a huge following. and you know, when he gets mad, he stirs people up. i mean, you would rather not have trump as an enemy he was still president. andrew, that never inhibited me. i started calling d

i'm watters and this is my world. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." if there is one thing your average liberal understands perfect low well, there is safety in numbers. don't go out alone, bring 80,000,000 people with you, it's safer that way. there is a reason, a fundamental reason the democrats are natural joiners and organizers and petition signers, their highest virtue is conformity. they know as long as they are all wearing the same uniform they will probably be okay. this is why you will see one person in brookline or bethesda raise a ukrainian flag in the yard, the next day everybody in the street will have one, too. suddenly it's an entire neighborhood of foreign policy experts all specializing in eastern european border disputes. it's amazing. just last year very same people were all eminent veer ol gists with passionate views on pandemic management. this is in other words not a movement of rugged individuals. this is a party based on the idea of the group, the bureaucracy, the blob. it's the party of weak fearful people who are huddled toget

this is tucker carlson, this is in 2021, maybe this is the new tucker carlson. let's hear him in 2021. >> i like, if i'm really cornered or something, i lie, i really try not to, i try never to lie on tv. i don't like lying, i certainly do it, you know, out of weakness or whatever. >> so then you have that tucker carlson angry, angry that his network beat us in making the correct call, why would anyone defend that call, my anchor at the news channel, says it should be, they let chris wallace and leland better wreck it too much. this is not a journalist anymore if you are saying, it was a bad call and it was destructive to do your job as the polling unit, that's who he is now. >> and he also understands the business model that you explained. the business model is to be fan service, it's to provide a safe space for the fox listener to make sure that they are given exactly what they want to hear. and he understood that it was dangerous for fox news to tell them something as awful as donald trump had lost the presidential election. so what tucker carlson is mainly i

and the only person who benefits, i guess if tucker is officially entering the 2024 primary, maybe tuckerefits. but the only person who benefits from this revision of their own view on january 6 is donald trump. why is that so imperative that he's exposing himself and his company to legal peril by doing this, michael steele? >> so, there's so much. >> take your time. >> so much, so much i want to say about the events of the last 24 hours. and i'm so happy i have my buddy denver on one side of me, and my lawyer frank on the other. because -- oh, my gosh, nicholl, let's begin with the last point, demonic force, that means tucker must be possessed or tucker is one of those demonic creatures that enable thats for. i tend to go for the latter. what we're seeing on so many levels is a preparation, so keep that point in mind because i want to go back to how you began this conversation. you started off with sound clips of republicans saying they were anarchists and terrorists. that's what they were then. so, what are they now? what changed that makes them patriots, makes them, you know, the savio

tucker carlson wants both. and he has had both, as long as he stays loyal to trump and criticizes him gently enough that he does not so enraged the trump base. but as maeve reston was saying, the trump base may not ever know what is in these text or they may not ever know that tucker carlson spoke so disparagingly and disdainfully about trump, because fox is not actually covering this. >> and they are actually not punishing any of their anchors. >> no, not that -- >> you see rupert murdoch basically calling out maria bartiromo, not on our news network, that one right there. and i bet your bottom dollar, she is going to be on tv to more tomorrow. >> tucker carlson remained -- sean hannity -- said, whoa -- >> too far -- >> too far -- and he says other things -- that's find that sean hannity has kind of come around privately and said that he thinks that trump has really hurt himself and hurt the country. but what is he even telling his viewers all these weeks? and that is ultimately what is driving this. it's abou

tucker carlson is up next and always remember i'm watters and this is my world. ♪ >> tucker: good eveningnd welcome to tucker carlson tonight. let's pretend for a second that our country had a news media that was interested in bringing you the news, not lecturing you about your moral inferiority, you're so bad, or lying to you in obvious ways. january 6th was an insurrection, guys. or forcing you to repeat whatever childish slogan they've come up with. vladamir putin is a war hero. say we live in a country where the media was obligated to tell you what was happening in the world. what stories would we be talking about now if we lived in that country? here are the first two. earlier this month iran and saudi arabia, the two most significant powers in the muslim world, announced after generations of wars and snarling hostility toward one another, they will be resuming diplomatic relations. peace has broken out between blood enemies. as recently as last year very few would have thought that could happen. now it has happened. it happened, here's the significance from the american perspective.

tucker carlson is next, always remember one thing, i i am watts and this is my world. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the war ongoing in ukraine, whatever your view of it is completely reshuffling the world order and america's place in it. it dawned on us last week, it's not clear where some of the people running for the republican nomination stand on that war. so, we sent a questionnaire to everyone running, amazingly all of them responded. and the picture that emerges, where the republican candidates running for congress is shocking, all we expected, not at all what republicans on capitol hill are saying. more evidence there is a disconnect between republicans in washington and everyone else. it has been 15 years since the global financial crisis since 2018, a long time but it hadn't gone away. consequences still define our world. why is u.s. government so deeply in-depth. how did wall street get so much money. why are housing prices so high? leaders stoke racial conflict. why so many americans conclude the system is so rigged. the answer to those qu

tucker. >> tucker: man, something is wrong, for sure. kevin corke with that.nk you so much. >> you bet. >> tucker: the whole covid thing started about three years ago and we are finally learning what a lot of people suspected from the beginning which is that the experts either didn't know what they were talking about or they were lying. it's kind of depressing to go all through those lies but it's necessary if you don't want that to happen again and we definitely don't. dr. marty makary has been chronicling, keeping track. he's a professor at johns hopkins school of medicine enjoins estimate to list some of the things we learned that aren't true. doctor, thank you so much and thank you for keeping track of this. i think you need an after action report to make you better next time so what have we learned is untrue? >> i just testify before congress and of course those on the left were asking about misinformation, as if that was the big problem and of course microchips in the vaccines has a conspiracy theory came up. i don't know how many people chose not to get

tucker is up next. remember i'm watters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" on a friday. last fall, a democrat called tony deluca got reelected to the pennsylvania state house while dead not just dead inside like most politicians but actually dead, not breathing. and not only did deluca win after having been dead for a full month but he won in a landslide. tony deluca got more than 85% of the vote. now by any measure that is embarrassing, pennsylvania democrats elected a dead man. they knew they were doing it. they did it anyway. this would seem to defeat the idea of representative democracy, which is that you vote for people so that they can represent you. but party leaders in pennsylvania were not embarrassed. they were proud, quote: well we are incredibly saddened by the loss of representative tony deluca they said in a statement. we are proud to see the voters show their confidence in him and his commitment to democratic values by reelecting po

. ♪ >> welcome to tucker carlson.appy tuesday another day of rumors and thinly sourced news stories. these about when and where truc donald trump will be arrested, fingerprint and photographed against a cinderblock wall for his mug shot. of source funded prosecutor in new york man who ran on the promise to indict trump seems t be working hard to indict trump. they get them for a crime that nobodynds who claims it is a cr. so in manhattan, tomorrow, what will certainly be in overwhelmingly liberal grand jury will meet and unless something unexpected happens, democrats will take in the end e precedented step to take out th front runner and the presidential field and a presidential race. if that happens, america will ne never be the same. you've got to hope for the sake of the country the biden white house which build be running against trump will put the country above partisanship and stop this. t marit garland in doj issued a statement in this as wrong and therefore preserve forit our grandchildren the justice system .

tucker carlson is next. i'm watters and this is my world. >> tucker: good evening. welcome to tucker carlson tonight. happy monday. the dominant rumor on the internet over the weekend is donald trump will soon be indicted, possibly even handcuffed on camera. is that true? we can't say. we do know that trump is the subject of a grand jury investigation in manhattan. that's the city that voted against donald trump by almost 80% in the last presidential election. we also know that the grand jury was impaneled by soros-funded d.a. called brandon hagg that looks and acts like an al sharpton. we would assume on the basis of that evidence it's pretty likely trump does get charged with something at some point but charged with what? that's the question that should matter. in a free country, laws are universal. laws apply to all citizens equally, precisely because all citizens are considered equal. for generations, this was very obvious to american liberals. in fact, it was the basis of their world view. that was back when liberals opposed just a minute crow and weren't tryin

it, godspee. >> thank you, tucker, appreciate it. >> tucker: the point of this exercise is not to, in some way, stop a future insurrection, it is to stop anybody who opposes biden from organizing ever. for example, the fbi recently labeled the veteran-like disaster response organization a domestic terror group. the disaster response organization is called american contingency, mike glover found it, a former green beret, he joins us tonight. i appreciate you coming on. do you believe that you have been targeted by the department of justice? >> absolutely. american contingency started with a concept after the seattle mayor told law enforcement officers to not do their job. so it is a form of -- a forum of american citizens depending and leaning on each other in the abf people, including politicians, and law enforcement agencies following the politicians are not doing their job. >> tucker: so you spend most of your life working under arms for the u.s. government on behalf of the country. how does it feel to be targeted by that same government? >> it's horrible. look, i'm an entrepreneur

with tucker all the time.rybody in his meeting that he's friends with tucker carlson. and that's the kind of thing he does. tactically, ease after the country, tactically it's probably a wise move to do this, it's terrible for the country though. >> well, congressman, if you want to hear tucker carlson giving some truth serum. stick around for our next segment. because he's about to reveal what happens when he's given truth serum. we have new text from the dominion lawsuit they want to hear. thank you very much for your time. okay, so lots more coming up from this lawsuit against fox, like what tucker carlson says in private about donald front. our panel is here to talk about it, next. ♪ ♪ experiencehe elevation of ectrification at the invitation to lexus sales event. this is how tosin lost 33 lbs on noom weight. i'm tosin. noom gave her a psychological approach to weight loss. noom has taught me how you think about food has such a huge impact on your relationship with it. (chuckle) lose weight and make it las

>> well, why tucker carlson? lie who said, in essence, the election was stolen, even had evidence that it was not but he kept promoting the lie. so now here is tucker carlson again promoting the lie about the video, and he's saying to the public, what you see and have seen with your own eyes is really not what happened. let tucker carlson tell you what really happened. but i believe in the public. i believe in transparency, but transparency comes with a process. the speaker chose tucker carlson, a number of networks, as you know, have asked for access to the video. to my knowledge, that's been denied. and as far as i know, there are no protocols in place to protect the security of the capitol. and the worst thing, joy, is the day it became public was the same day that the speaker started raising money around the release of the video. the now was it about raising money or was it transparency? >> well, i'll leave that to the viewers to decide to which seems more logical. congressman raskin, you seemed to have a rea

tucker is up next. always remember, i'm waters, and this is my world. >> tucker: good evening, welcome to tucker carlson tonight. we're getting a better, more precise sense of what it means when joe biden brags about the most economical recovery in history. it could be time to buy gold and stock pile food. there's a deal on russian steel case. i think i'll pick up a pallet. just kidding, sort of. banks in this country, wells fargo, bank of america, jm morgan, morgan stanley lost $50 billion in market value in one day. that's a hit. on the other hand, those banks still exist. you can't say that for silicon valley bank. svb has gone under completely. that makes the second biggest bank failure in the history of this country. and the significant svb financed nearly half of all venture-backed healthcare companies in the united states. it held significant cash reserves for some of the biggest crip toe currencies. it's gone. federal regulators have rename it and taken it over. that means a lot of people lost a

. ♪ >> tucker: welcome to tucker carlson tonight.ne thing we have learned after many years and the news busines is that every once in a while, you get to eat some crow and admit despite your best intentions, you are completely wrong about something. tonight is one of those times. in the nearly four years we've been under the impression, oppression we communicated to you that actor jesse was a smollett who folded debbie's international media, but could not fill us. it turned out smollett was a. late one night in subzero temperatures, he decided to venture out for a sandwich in downtown chicago when he was as people are accosted by two two from africa who somehow recognized him for his part in series called empire. because i that's a currently huge with muscle heads from nigeria. by the way, these two african right-wing maniacs also guess that he had vote for hillary clinton and they hated that so as trump voters did that, they started pummeling him about the face and screaming this is maga country pair because they're angry, and they'

great show, tucker. >> tucker: thank you. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." we're back live with our great studio audience. thanks for coming. [applause] tonight is the first tv interview, two brothers that helped jussie smollett carry out

i am jonathan hunt and now back to tucker. >> tucker: welcome back to a special edition of "tucker carlsonight" where in we consider the growing phenomenon of public lying. for a couple of years they told you that lockdowns will save yo and the covid stop transmission. they told you this not once, no twice, but about a million times . what happened to the people who told you that? now that they've been proven wrong? sometimes people are wrong in good faith, but sometimes they are taught lying. they are trying to absolve themselves of the responsibilit that from that lying, one perso who told the truth and the face of ferocious opposition was a physician called scott atlas, h was the coronavirus advisor per tees written a new piece in newsweek and in the aftermath and he joins is now. doctor ellis, thank you so much for coming on. i know that this has been a ver billable during experience for you as an actual man of science to pt people get lie, get caugh lying, and not admit that they lied. why do you think now that it's over to correct? >> i think this is very critica because that lying h

thanks, tucker. so because we're in the middle of a very fast moving story and we don't have all the details, we're going to just pause right now. for a recap on where exactly we are in this. we're joined by foxes, who is at the courthouse in manhattan tonight. she's going to get us up to speed. laura , thanks for coming on . >> well, thanks for having me. and you know, we've had a very busy night down here, a full city block full of reporters and cameras and tents creating that circus atmosphere. there was a protest that rolled through here behind me in front of the courthouse a short while ago. but it was a protest about the mayor of new york city, eric adams, and his policies on the homeless. but it was loud. we thought it might have something to do with this indictment of trump today, but it was not. they moved long. but this courthouse has been surrounded by barricades. we've got over 40 new york state police officers for the court system here protecting this. and as we move through, we want to

who will say it does not regret giving tucker carlson the videos. was this a good move for the speaker. when -- i don't know why this is so interesting, why did kevin mccarthy is getting a became part of the negotiations, the mccarthy was having with those far-right members of his conference, in order to get that speakers gavel. during one of the boat series, tucker carlson went on air, instead, mccarthy there are two things you can do. one really saw the january 6th files, and all the video, not some, of it all of it. but in the two month since he began, speaker that's precisely what he's done. the reason why this is important, so we don't know all the things what are the anti-agree, two out of that house weaker. but still under lock and key. >> jeff, i know you talked to some january 6th investigators today about this video, what did you learn? >> it's really interesting. i spoke today with the person who was the senior investigative counsel for the january six committee, this is somebody who for the better part of the year, investigated not just

real journalists like tucker carlson.n fail to mention is that he also looks like an asshole. although it turns out, he gets a lot of help as we will discover in another installment of "the people behind the people." >> we have this information is part of a criminal investigation but we can't announce immediately as we typically do. we will hold it. >> it is okay. ready. now looked dumbfounded. >> as if nintendo just announced luigi is trans. >> good, good, yes. >> my name is gavin bancroft and i'm tucker carlson's face coach. ♪ ♪ >> if you have ever seen tucker looking like a groom that left himself at the altar or scandalized wa baked potato, you have seen my work. >> tucker, lean into the camera like you are a 10-year-old watching a cow give birth. perfect. now hold it. hold it. hold it! >> some people think tucker was born with a face that looks like an inbred boat shoe but it is actually a lot of hard work. >> [bleep] yeah! >> that is why he pays me $400,000 a year. america. >> and now laugh like you are a fancy prin

to the video on fox news do you think tucker carlson handled it appropriately? >> i think he i did. i actually watched half of that and i think whenever you're pushing transparency that isen hard argument to be against. >> i think it's great what he's doing. i think the january 6th committee has deliberately tried to create the impression that most folks who came here were terrorists and that's just wrong. i think a lot of the footage disproves that. >> speaker kevin mccarthy, a man who was fearful for his own life on january 6th, is the reason turker carlson has been given license to try to convince the public that january 6th was a chaotic sightseeing explosion. presumably he remembers it wasn't just a bunch of tourists in strange hats. this is what he had to say this evening. >> do you regret giving him the tapes so he could whitewash. >> no. >> he said it was misleading and that it was offensive, the capitol policee, chief. dopi you have any concerns abou anything that aired? >> i didn't see what was aired tonight and he wanted to give exactly transparency t

wait, wait, are you telling me, tucker carlson is secretly sane?aughter ] i would feel so betrayed if i was a fox viewer this is like if you joined a cult sold all your belongings shaved your head moved to the desert. and then it turns out the cold cult leader is just, like, a methodist. [ light laughter ] voters in oklahoma rejected a measure yesterday to legalize the recreational use of marijuana. apparently, time already moves slowly enough in oklahoma. [ light laughter ] florida governor ron desantis reportedly sent a letter to president biden requesting that he allow tennis star novak djokovic to enter the country to play in the miami open tournament. that story again, ron desantis begs biden to open the border. [ light laughter ] after senator bernie sanders threatened to subpoena him, starbucks ceo howard schultz has agreed to testify before the senate's health, education, labor and pensions committee and much like a black coffee from starbucks this has been brewing for a very long time [ laughter ] we talk, you know, behind the scenes we ta

. >> this attack on the capitol -- >> i didn't listen to tucker carlson. i usually don't. >> condemnation from all sides as fox tries to launder the insurrection. >> tucker carlson is a propagandist, publicly pretending to be a news man. >> with the explicit help of republican house leadership. >> speaker mccarthy knows damn well what kind of customer mr. carlson is. >> as abortion bans threaten countless women in texas, one of the five women now suing the state will join me tonight. >> sounds like the pretty twisted plot to a dystopian novel, but it's not. it's exactly what happened to me while pregnant in texas. >> when all in starts now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, and in the wake of tucker carlson's attempt to discuss deceived his viewers about what happened on jerry six, the stuff we all saw with our own eyes in realtime, we also now have a troll of new documents related to foxes others massive and destructive deception, that would belong trumps big lie. some are not all of the newly released exhibits and dominion voting syst

tucker's words. it also makes you wonder how different the debates of some of these past six years would be if just some of those people told the truth. but they didn't. they lied. they watched, i guess, what they viewed as the efficacy of trump's lies and cons in this current era and decided to go along. we saw carlson's words. now we'll point out their context for accuracy in context. because you're watching an actual news program. carlson had no reason to think this would ever leak. he seemed to be letting loose about something he thought was ending, his four years of quote, pretending. he saw trump as the loser in fact and thought politically trump would fade away. "we are very, very close to being able to ignore trump most nights, i truly can't wait." that brings on the quote that curbs his current project, lying about the insurrection, then the quote i told you. he texts, quote, i hit him passionately. then he kind of emotes about it, adding "i can't handle much more of this," january 4th, two

including tucker carlson. and all of the other cable hosts at fox. they were texting and saying, get him to do something. this is terrible, for his legacy, for our country. in the moment, we all felt it. and to this day, most americans still do. the fact that he thinks that he can do this, just shows how calcified that bubble has become around the two to 3 million viewers that count on getting every night. >> ben, it's a test as much as anything of carlson's narrative power, isn't it? that he's trying to effectively, senator mccaskill points out, recreate the events in peoples minds. can that be done? we know that fox is an important cog in this conservative media machine, can they successfully convince their viewers, the american public, more broadly, that what we thought happened on january 6th didn't actually happen. >> you know, i don't think so. there is the sort of who you gonna believe, me or you're lying eyes quality to the in fact people walking around with what he had taking pictures, we saw people bringing other doors in trashing the offic

he did not go -- tucker -- why tucker? >> today, he has just been hounded by reporters for days and days and finally had to -- reporters on capitol hill. obviously, spoke to him last week in a very brief telephone interview where he did defend his decision to give it to tucker. but the politics of this are very simple. look, tucker carlson is the most powerful voice on cable news for the hard right. and that is the constituency kevin mccarthy needs to keep happy. tucker carlson has been critical of kevin mccarthy, and he said his main constituency was the lobbyist in washington d.c.. and so it really is as simple as, he wants to do a favor for tucker carlson to keep him happy, and keep him off his back. the politics are not that complicated here. even having said that, it's an exclusive for tucker. once tucker has his way with it, then you guys can have access to it. he has told us in the media that we would be able to go down to this room and view the tapes for ourselves once tucker gets through with them. but, yeah there

you all of tucker carlson's defense of the january six rioters here. this is a sample of what the fox news audience heard last night. >> very literal about january 6th was organized or violent, it was neither an insurrection nor deadly. >> they were peaceful, they were orderly and make, these were not insurrectionists, they were sightseers. they're not destroying the capitol, they obviously revered the capitol. they're there because they believed the election was stolen from them. >> the protesters were angry, they believed the election they had just voted and had been unfairly conducted. they were right the 2020 election was a grave betrayal of american democracy. >> the insurrection wasn't deadly, the rioters were people, by the way, let me take this -- to spread the 2020 election that that my news organization is currently being sued for promoting. that was what fox news broadcast last night. that was what the speaker of the house made possible last night. and the charade is ongoing. this was from tucker carlson's second broadcast on the same subjec

of tucker carlson anywhere. but tucker carlson has remained utterly silent about everything said on this network about tucker carlson's lies, as exposed in the dominion lawsuit. imagine the agony this is for the supersensitive tucker carlson, who normally cannot abide a word of criticism and has attacked people on national television who you and i have never heard of before tucker decided they had to be attacked because they said something somewhere that was somehow negative about him. that same supersensitive tucker carlson's abjectly silent tonight about what has already been proved about his lies because he lives in fear of his audience finding out about those lies. tucker carlson and the other hosts at fox live in fear of their audience is finding out that they were disgusted by donald trump. that was sean hannity's word. disgusted. their audiences must never know that. their audiences will never know that, because fox will never tell them any of that. on january 5th, the day before the attack on the capitol

laura and tucker talk about sidney powell as an idiot. i think tucker calls her an f word, b word.d that they have for trump is literally exceeds some of the vitriol you hear from democratic elected officials. it is the hatred of their hostage taker. they hate him more than us who say the truth and see the truth and speak the truth. how has this impacted morale? what is it like inside fox news right now today? >> just imagine that you work there and you were a mid-level producer or something, and all of a sudden you have to hand over your private cell phone. that's where a lot of these messages came from, and that's why, you know, i think that the revelations we've seen have been so extraordinary. these weren't company phones by and large. this is rupert murdoch, lachlan mourdock's personal phone. dominion scored a major legal victory over the summer that the judge allowed them to do that. >> why didn't they settle before that? >> that's when fox fired its last legal team and hired this new one. i think they haven't dominion wn dollars and an apology, effectively, and fox probably

thank you. rash as deputy foreign minister has confirmed that fox news host tucker carlson, has made an official request for an interview with thought in your opinion, something that carl sent claims that us intelligence had discovered by spying on hand yamaha with details. i can confirm that this journalist made such a request some time ago. our system is designed so that this kind of request is automatically reported to the presidential administration where it's considered in terms of the messages. i wouldn't be surprised if the national security agency or the federal bureau of investigation is collecting data from your smartphone right now. tucker carlson claims the essay tapped his phone messages in order to sabotage his attempt to interview vladimir putin in july 2021. the host says he contacted russia deputy foreign minister, but later received a call from a source who knew confidential information about the proposed interview. what were you going to do interview? why wouldn't you had it set up? i was working on it and they broke into my text messages at the n. s a broken deer

he said he had to do it because he promised it to tucker. why did he promised to tucker carlson? obviously, he is interested in getting favorable treatment from carlson. carlson didn't give him that much material. the reason why he doesn't get that is tougher the lies that have come out in the dominion lawsuit. we know he knows it's a lie, he knows he's losing audience share, and as a result, fox stop was going down. presumably, he has a lot of stock involved, you're fired a reporter for telling truth about the dominion situation. i have a unique take on this. >> that's why you're here. >> what's interesting is that carlson will go through the stuff, and he will be looking for antifa, and these conspiracy theorists, and they won't be there. >> kevin knows that. >> he does. at least he delivered on his promise. will be interesting as if tucker goes through all that stuff and, finds what reinforces the truth. >> katie, on the dominion filings, mark just laid out a lot of bad stuff in there. any of it. could any of it result in criminal charges? >> you know, not at this stage. at th

you see what tucker carlson has done. i mean, i could take footage from world war ii and find a little piece of that and convince somebody that it is the moon landing. >> i mean, look at vietnam. there are plenty of footage of marines, and soldiers had their bases, hanging out in saigon, an off time. you can take a video of anybody in the course of a day, when something is not happening and then you can't say that the vietnam war was not violent and people weren't getting killed. it's ridiculous. >> it is ridiculous, and the whole thing is he is disparaging law enforcement. keep in mind, the republicans say that we want january six to go away. it is time to move, on time to go forward. that is when the facts were coming out and it makes them look bad. now they are trying to rewrite the narrative for the 30%. and they're holding on to, look, tucker carlson disparaging law enforcement, i want to make a point and most of these people will say 20, 30, 40 years old. when tucker was in his twenties and 30s. this is what he was

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we know who tucker carlson is.on and the words we're getting from the lawsuit, is willing to enrich himself and his business to peddle the most insane conspiracy theorys to a small number of people who eat that up. that is the definition of being an anti-patriot. it is contrary to the facts that you can see if you watch anything about that. so it's not surprising that he cherry picked out of thousands of hours something that supports a completely different narrative. it's enraging. it makes me want to jump through the screen as strangle the guy, it's enraging to see tucker carlson trying to retell history in some perverted way for some tiny, fringe element of our body politic. what is do you think when you hear from republicans pushing back on carlson? >> it gives me hope, because there clearly is a line, and tucker carlson, who crosses that line every single day, crossed that line. so to hear leader mcconnell, in his way, condemn it, to hear senator tillis use a barnyard epi epitaph shows we have the bipartisan ab

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