and because of bobby tucker, and by the way to tucker is the bill buckley of his time. he may not be in a offers, but he is extremely critical. so we're seeing right now things that are changes. and one more thing, as we're talking about does jordan and komar talking about hunter biden's checking account, who cares? this is how, how out of their mind they are, how out of the it was already cares about that time. so i'm not ready. 2024 is the waters, tyler brought up a really good point. i think it did the, the, the salvage, the, the, the political culture is going to be resolved within the republican party. and considering, you know, there are a lot of my expenses. and nikki haley is out there in jennifer. i mean, is it possible that you wouldn't be republicans and actually in lock step to get behind donald trump? is it possible now with considering what tucker carlson had to say, go ahead a. hi joe, and i'll tell you one thing i live in wisconsin in right now, there is a, there's a chasm. there's a shift of and people are realizing it, but a lot of the people, you know

tv, and even mike lindell offered tucker carlson a job.indell wants tucker to be the pillow. big news out of the white house, i almost forgot. last week, president biden officially announced that he will seek a second term. of course, we know biden's real opponent is the ravages of time. if he wins a second term, he will be 86 when he leaves office. and voters feel that is, to put it delicately: way too [bleep] old. according to a new poll, 70% of americans believe biden should not run for re-election, and half of those polled cite his age as a major reason. but what matters is that biden is young at heart. that's right. [applause] that's right. that's right. that's right. that's right. have to worry about.rgans we- but joe's got hope, baby, because in that same poll, 88% of democratic voters say they'd definitely or probably still vote for biden if he's the nominee. yeah! definitely or probably. so, nobody wants him, but they'll take him if he's their only option. he's the political position known as "oatmeal raisin cookie." following his

by [laughter] the basement, or behind bars. >> do you think tucker carlson [laughter] do you think tuckeri really resent the setup of the question. [laughter] you know first of all, i think we should really get down to the important questions such as, if epstein did kill kill, was schoolbook up with this it make legs like he is on the beach. this -- i'm sorry, funniest of one of america's attention, what is you have tucker's laugh? i mean, i'm 25 years old i've never had a prostate exam, but i imagine that's how i'm for effect. i have no idea, i can't explain it, i'm glad that we don't have to hear as much of it anymore. >> fred, always good to see my friends. i don't know, you are the best. >> thank you for having me. >> we always appreciate you coming on, i'm sure we're gonna find a lot more times to have you. one >> i love you, man you're amazing. so thanks for having me. >> i know you have a new sketch. >> yet no, and come see me on the. road >> of course, yeah. >> not friend. com. find the dates. we will follow you on instagram, follow you on tiktok, everywhere. >> truth social. >> a

i have no idea how to watch tucker carlson, and fox news is currently suing tucker saying you're notowed to be doing these news feeds. some people will see it, but will it really own the air waves and own the news cycle sitting down with tucker carlson for an online community that very few people know how to find? we'll see. >> let's talk about what's going on in court because that was fascinating too. now that both sides in the washington trial have made their date proposals and their, frankly, very, very, very far apart, what happens now? >> well, chris, judge tanya chutkan has scheduled a status conference and a hearing on this issue for august 28th at 10:00 a.m. where she will hear both sides argue their briefs. as you said, they are miles apart, and when you talk to legal experts about this, what they say is both sides are being a little ridiculous in terms of what they want. jack smith asking for a trial date in january giving only four or five months for the defense to prepare, and then of course trump's lawyers absurdly suggesting the trial should be in april 2026. trump's la

but tucker is nothing if not ruthless.trump, now especially that tucker was fired from fox, he understands along it with trump's beneficial. it will get him attention, and i think ultimately this is what this is about for both men. attention. kind of program. and tucker wants to counter program fox, stick it to his former employer, which by the way is challenging him legally, threatening him, for being over on twitter or x or whatever it's called. so they did tape this interview last week in bedminster. it is in the can. they could post it right now if they want to. they're choosing not to, because they want to program the debate. >> humans put in the. or it's not just a debate. the next day trump goes to surrender in georgia, in primetime. >> if i were being called into surrender, i would hide that. i would try to do it in the dark of night, as quietly as possible, no one will ever know. but trump considers it a primetime event. so it will be tonight's of counter programming but the from president. and obviously does not

no, brian tucker, who is different than tucker carlson.and it was - yeah, it's my wheel house. i just love someone whose, you know, what's simmering underneath >> seth: very calm with -- yeah, exactly. the underpinning is very rocky seas >> oh yes, similar to the mediterranean. [ laughter ] that was neat. >> seth: that was really neat what you just did. do you want to give us any final words about your buddy right here like if you were like going on a road trip, what would this guy say as he saw you pulling out? >> i mean, that guy would number one be like, "where are you going? he doesn't know you're going on a road trip. he'd probably be like, "can i come" or "can you grab me a six-pack?" [ laughter ] >> seth: right >> "you mind grabbing me a six-pack?" >> seth: maybe he's not for a reason we won't get into, he's not allowed to drive right now >> across state lines. >> seth: he's not allowed to -- yeah >> he's got a little raccoon ankle monitor. [ laughter ] he's out for a cigarette >> seth: yeah, he's out for a cigarette. and he's alway

you heard us talking about mr trump's interview with tucker carlson there and trump has himself spokensten. why aren't you at the fox news debate in milwaukee? people have been asking me that, many said you shouldn't be doing it, polls come out and i am leading by 50 and 60 points and some of them are at one and zero and two and i'm saying to sit there for an hour or two hours or whatever it's going to be and get harassed by people that shouldn't even be running for president, should i be doing that? in georgia, where more of former us president trump's 18 co—conspirators in the alleged plot to overturn his 2020 election defeat have turned themselves in. trump's former personal attorney rudy giuliani and trump's election lawyer, sidney powell turned themselves in and were released on bond. theyjoin a growing list of co—defendeants who have surrendered ahead of the friday deadline set by the fulton country attorney general. donald trump is expected to turn himself in on thursday. along with trump, former new york city mayor giuliani faces the most charges of the 19 co—defendants. his bo

i worked for tucker for six years.of politics these days, but he was a great boss and i think he is incredibly smart and innovative. it does not surprise me he is getting a lot of people watching this video. host: this number about the trump-tucker carlsen interview -- i want to bring information from forbes magazine about that number, the interview was posted on carlson's x account which received 154 .7 million views as of 7:00 a.m. eastern time on thursday. the high view count does not actually mean that people watched the 46 minute long interview or even part of it, as it only refers to the number of views the post-god, meaning the number of users logged into x that's all the tweet on any platform, regardless if they follow carlsen. it might be misleading saying 150 4 million people watched that interview, but there you go. guest: it could be right that obviously, elon musk is going to serve up that video to a lot of people. you can school passed it on your iphone, but you sort of saw it. maybe that counts. i do not

he talked about veterans in iowa, this time he's sitting down with tucker carlson. the guy doesn't really have a real platform anymore. he's been kicked off of fox news, this is as much donald trump sticking it to the rest of the gop, as it is tucker carlson sticking it to fox news. i'll be curious, for a candidate like donald trump, who was so obsessed with ratings, how he will react if fewer people tune into his internet interview with tucker carlson then watch all of his opponents. on the debate stage. yet another reason those debates need to take advantage of this opportunity as opposed to squandering it. >> yeah, and actually do something on that stage. there's a moment that is living rent free in my mind as i think about this upcoming debate. i'm going to guess is actually living rent free in your mind as well, and it is how chris christie dismantled marco rubio's campaign back in 2016. take a listen. >> under chris christie's governorship of new jersey, they've been downgraded nine times in their credit rating. this country already has a debt problem. we don'

but tucker carlson, apparently, disagrees. >> this plague should never have happened.t could have been stopped, but people chose not to stop it. >> jimmy: what people? tomorrow he'll blame the spanish flu on antonio banderas. >> yeah. imagine if you're a comedian, all of a sudden your cue card has all kinds of talking points from politicians and foreign governments on it. don't read it. you degrade yourself and you become complicit in the greatest crime in history. >> jimmy: isn't that beautiful? [ laughter ] i mean, the idea that this man -- that i would be accused of reading talking points from foreign governments. if it weren't so brazen, it would almost be funny coming from this loathsome, unamerican, moscow mule. >> wait a second, why is it disloyal to side with russia, but loyal to side with ukraine? what is this really about? why do i hate putin so much? has putin ever called me a racist? has he threatened to get me fired for disagreeing with him? for the record, i'm totally opposed to these sanctions, i don't think we should be at war with russia, i think we sh

host: the former president donald trump onx with tucker carlton. that interview was downloaded some 100 million times in the first four hours after it was released. the former president talked about the phone numbers. here is the latest polling. this paul had donald trump up by 40 points as the presidential pick of republicans, 52 said that ron desantis had 27 and ramaswamy coming in of part third. nikki haley was on last night at 3% in tim scott, the senator from south carolina at 4% and that yahoo! news pole. we can go through more of that but we mostly want to hear from you this morning and get your reaction to that debate last night and what will happen today in fulton, georgia. the former president is expected to show up sometime around 6 p.m. eastern tonight. there is a picture of the fulton county were some of the defendants have already been charged in this case have come and be processed and fingerprinted and had their mugshots taken. that's expected to happen around 6 p.m. tonight for the former president, donald trump. you can watch that

us newest personality tucker carlson. he's popular adhd exploded since fox gave him the boot. we'll talk a calls and says he wants to interfere with the russian president vladimir putin and all these editor in chief margarita simone young things. it's a great idea. she's optimistic that at some point such an interview could potentially take the vice. the news went to the top of the hello and welcome across stop. were all things are considered on people about american voters are rarely interested in foreign policy during election cycles. but said the issue between maybe the exception this time round, particularly among g o p voters, much of the republican base, a sour them ukraine policy. they see it as biden's war. the to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess door to send you what are we in budapest, he's a pod cast or the goggle which can be found on youtube and locals. and in lisbon week rustic, like morris is host of the redacted news broadcasts, and a former fox news anchor. quite gentleman cross stock needs and the fact that needs to get jumped anytime you

why do you think he chose tucker to troll the rnc?number one tucker thinks he's better and smarter and savvier than trump. so when the texts came out earlier this year trump was wounded, he was hurt. trump wanted an explanation, but tucker is nothing if not ruthlessly calculating. he understands by aligning with trump especially now having been fired from fox, he understands aligning with trump is going to be beneficial. it's going to get him attention. i think ultimately that's what it's about for both men. trump wants to stick it to his former employer who is challenging him for being over on twitter or "x," whatever it's called. they did tape it last week in bedminster. they could post it now if they wanted to. they're choosing not to. >> you made this point in our commercial break it's not just the debate. the next day trump goes to get -- he goes to surrender in georgia in prime time. >> which if i were being called in i would try to hide that. but of course trump wants to make it a prime time event. obviously designed on thursda

>> it's tucker trying to drag trump even deeper into the qanon conspiracy world. temptation, and it tells us a lot about where tucker and the far right are going. the question is whether the entire gop is going to follow him or not. last night they made both of those men look kind of small. >> brian stelter, really appreciate your insights, your analysis, thank you so much for being here. >> thanks. >>> up next on "ana cabrera reports," from defenders of the law to indicted co-defendants, the legal trouble eight of donald trump's top legal allies including rudy giuliani are facing in georgia. and could a judge treat those lawyers more harshly when they head to trial? to trial? (josh allen) is this your plan to watch the game today? (hero fan) i have to watch my neighbors' nfl sunday ticket. (josh allen) it's not your best plan. but you know what is? myplan from verizon. (vo) for a limited time get nfl sunday ticket from youtubetv on us. a $449 value. plus, get a free samsung galaxy z flip5. only on verizon. so i didn't think i needed swiffer, until, i saw how easi

there were the messages were tucker carlsen had sent donald trump's presidency was a disaster and he be happy to see him exit the stage. there may not be a perfectly collegial atmosphere between up, but they both obviously have bones to pick with fox news, the conservative television network hosting this site. their agendas aligned tonight and they are going to try to draw some attention away from this today. katrina: not everybody is a fan of donald trump but they will be watching this debate >> if you look at the polls, donald trump has majority support among republicans right now but it is not rocksolid. about half of donald trump's support in an iowa pooll -- poll has a said they are willing to entertain other candidates. the strategies you feel his supporters away, you either do a chris christie or asa hutchinson and take him head-on or you are vivek ramaswamy, trying to position yourself just like trump that may be different enough. katrina: we will give an eye on that tonight. anthony, thank you. earlier, i spoke with jason miller, senior advisor on donald trump's campaign, ab

but the what the, the, the, the tucker interviews showed. it least if you, if you're interested in the topic of the, there are red lines. there. people have certain limits and they don't like being lied to. okay, so it's for democracy. uh, okay, so then why are their elections going on in ukraine? okay. well, it's about transparency. why can't you have an audit of all the money that's going? they're excited people. you know, people don't like to be treated as it is if they're children. yeah. then the question, and it's was very striking that the in the 2016 when the trump um, what is this array to is all of his or republican opponents. he did it by a very clear, unambiguous messages and we will like to about the iraq. you absolutely. it was a comb job that and as you went further, you said that they knew it was a tongue job. those people who, you know, the depths of thousands of americans are on them because they lied to the american public and everyone assumed, well, this is the end of trump. you know, you know, he, he gals survivors and he

expressed by hungarian prime minister viktor orban in an interview with an american television journalist tuckeres of weapons from kiev are dangerous for europe itself and key for the sake of this conversation tucker carlson flew in sharply differs from the position of the united states in almost everything, but above all, as far as the ukrainian post is concerned, we missed the historic moment of accepting ukraine into nato and more of such an opportunity. no, we cannot allow such a long immediate military threat to all of us, even to washington, it is dangerous even to the us because it can provoke. so it's unrealistic. now we need to forget about the danger in order to ensure the sovereignty and security of ukraine, but not its membership in nato. urban is one of the few. politicians in europe trump on our security believes that berlin is paris and even washington is not averse to negotiating with moscow further escalation of this war will immediately become a third world war. so now is a very dangerous moment and it is obvious to you. and i’m talking about this to america, like the tunata th

tucker carlson is the best example.rying very hard. i think for tucker it's a short term play for him on x. he is not nearly as big as he was six months ago. his rhetoric is not nearly as loud and impactful as it was six months ago. that's a change in the media landscape. someone who was very fringe but spoke to millions is back on the fringes. >> we are at the point where it's going to be a lot less about trump. we can't ignore trumpism. we will talk about why those grievances appeal to a part of the population. let's have honest talk about how big the base actually is. how many republicans are persuadable? how many are willing to take it better than someone else on a younger or newer candidate? i think we have to reckon with this every day like the network does with trumpism. that is still very much in our politics every day. >> there's a small part of my brain that is stuck -- >> am i crazy? >> i'm stuck in the donald trump in his pajamas doing anything. ryan stelter, thank you. as i said, new will coming out in nove

there will be discussion of the tucker carlson debate. with fox. donald trump doesn't think fox is nice enough to him believe it or not. tucker carlson was obviously fired. >> then you have that new desantis debate memo. yesterday former republican congresswoman barbara comstock predicted if the governor did follow the advice, it could be the beginning of the end for his campaign. i want to play a little bit of what she said. >> you can see why ron desantis is sinking like a stone. and if you're going to take on the front runner, take on the front runner. taking on vivek ramaswamy is not going to get you into first place. i mean, put a fork in ron desantis. if he wasn't already done, this memo is going to do him in. >> what's your take on that memo, and what does desantis need to do on wednesday? >> yeah, barbara comstock has her finger on the pulse of the reality of what's happening in the republican primary. kudos to her, i'm a big fan of hers. usually i would say this is inside baseball. campaigns make mistakes. you know it, you were t

tucker carlson , formerly of yes. tucker carlson, formerly of fox news , now broadcasting on fox news, now broadcasting on twitter . he interviewed twitter. he interviewed president donald j. trump. and this is what trump had to say dunng this is what trump had to say during that interview about the indictments . indictments. >> i think the people of our country don't get enough credit for how smart they are and i'm not sure i would have said this ten years ago , but they get it. ten years ago, but they get it. you know, they really get it when somebody gets indicted. your numbers go down. when your poll numbers go down. when somebody indicted , you somebody gets indicted, you announce, gentlemen , announce, ladies and gentlemen, i'll be leaving to spend time with and to fight for with my family and to fight for the of life on this the rest of my life on this stuff. but you're out of politics. indicted for politics. i got indicted for times all trivia nonsense . times all trivia nonsense. >> oh, well, unbelievable . s

wherever he goes — tucker carlson show.an get attention and coverage and what we saw last night— and coverage and what we saw last night was proving where the republican presidential candidates think the republican party— candidates think the republican party is — candidates think the republican party is. that debate, for a distant _ party is. that debate, for a distant second place in the primary— distant second place in the primary and caucus process, was a circus — primary and caucus process, was a circus the _ primary and caucus process, was a circus. the moderators lost controk _ a circus. the moderators lost controk it _ a circus. the moderators lost control. it was embarrassing as a republican but it is where these — a republican but it is where these candidates think they have — these candidates think they have to _ these candidates think they have to be because donald trump behaves _ have to be because donald trump behaves that way and you all cover — behaves that way and you all cover him, every single word he say

tucker carlson , formerly of yes.ker carlson, formerly of fox news , now broadcasting on fox news, now broadcasting on twitter . he interviewed twitter. he interviewed president donald j. trump. and this is what trump had to say dunng this is what trump had to say during that interview about the indictments . indictments. >> i think the people of our country don't get enough credit for how smart they are and i'm not sure i would have said this ten years ago , but they get it. ten years ago, but they get it. you know, they really get it when somebody gets indicted. your numbers go down. when your poll numbers go down. when somebody indicted , you somebody gets indicted, you announce, gentlemen , announce, ladies and gentlemen, i'll be leaving to spend time with and to fight for with my family and to fight for the of life on this the rest of my life on this stuff. but you're out of politics. indicted for politics. i got indicted for times all trivia nonsense . times all trivia nonsense. >> oh, well, unbelievable . see >

but, look, he and tucker carlson, no one has an axe to grind with fox than the two of them.learly donald trump looked at his dance card next week and thought i can play golf, i can join the rnc debate, i can join tucker carlson or surrender to fulton county authorities. >> there's still time and room on that stage for other candidates to join. one of the people who's desperately trying to get on the stage is former arkansas governor asa hutchinson. he's not yet qualified. this is what he had to say. >> we're getting close. we have until monday evening to qualify for the 45,000 individual voters, and it's up to all the viewers. >> asa hutchinson not yet at that 40,000 number. if he and other candidates don't hit that number, they don't qualify for the debate, do you think they are still viable in this republican race? >> i don't think they are, alex. i mean right now i think it's even tough to say that many of those that are going to be on the stage are even viable. look, donald trump right now has a prohibitive lead. it doesn't mean that he's going to be the nominee, but it

this is discussed by tucker carlson who got to this point and understood. us 5-6 years ago in plain text they said that they would come to this. by the way, that the shift has taken place. she is more chosen than biden - this is also quite obvious. and the fact that america's military scenarios would be fully implemented was clear in february 21. here grandmothers do not go. this is what they will do, but now they understand and communicate it. here is the question. can anyone in america discuss the future of the united states nick of the anthem, not as the head of nato, not as a model for the whole world, and i say cannot, because even trump does not do this. well, trump can't discuss it like this, he's going to do it like this great no we will be great we will rule the world. but we are so different , we will now go the other way, as vladimir ilyich told lenin, and this is the limit. but what is interesting is that the day before yesterday i said in your program about a fascist type of dictatorship, but trump comes out and says the same words that i said

plus, the trump interview with tucker carlson. former president set to surrender in georgia today, expected to get processed, even have his mugshot taken. >> rudy giuliani already booked. what's expected at the jail today. we're live in atlanta. >> the man who led the uprising against vladimir putin now believed dead after this fiery crash in russia. the investigation this morning, was it a missile strike? what this video may reveal. >> plus, the breaking news overnight, nine people shot at this historic bar in california. the american nurse kidnaped with her young daughter in haiti, speaks out for the first time. >> her surprising message to the kidnapers getting her voice back. >> how artificial intelligence is helping this woman with paralysis speak again. >> and later, why today is an especially popular day for workers playing hooky. from news in new york. >> this is america. this morning. a very good thursday morning, everyone. >> i'm lionel moise, in for andrew. good morning. >> i'm morgan norwood in for rhiannon and we begi

’ve already seen it somewhere, i’m looking, the author of full-time russophobic provocateur maxim tuckeren his materials, the previous ones exactly. just a month ago, on the same day on july 29, he writes almost in the same terms staromayorsky near ukraine the road to mariupol open and so on. and where is it in mariupol where did they go? yes, but you see, this is what is called the memory of aquarium fish. we have already forgotten about those peremohi, we urgently need to invent new ones. by the way, zelensky in this scandalous interview said so bluntly, we need some kind of boots all the time. here they are. i think they will invent and continue to invent in social networks exclusively news on channel one. this is the news on the first hello in valery krava's studio. detained a resident of the kaluga region, who was preparing a terrorist attack at a critical infrastructure facility, according to the department, the man acted on the instructions of ukrainian militants , components for the manufacture of an explosive device were found in his cache after sabotage. he was going to leave f

therefore tucker carlson's argument looks alas, a self-fulfilling prophecy the administration has what manage the government, once you start judging your political subscribers. you know that you must win the election. otherwise, they will tear you apart after their victory. so they cannot afford to lose. they will do anything to win like they are not going to make a cavit again, they are going to start a war with russia so what they are trying to do is a direct war with russia next year. is it true of course they do want it. i don't think we will win it. but this is a separate issue. i think this is a political issue. they need to declare war, that you take on military powers in order to win, i think the facts testify to this. so if you're worried that our politics will get even more brutal and that people will suffer, then you should be worried about the prospect of open war with russia. of course, we are funding their enemies. so we are fighting russia but now i mean openly fighting russia when we say we are in state of war with russia i think it could easily happen. we could easily

we get a little chatter on twitter, but people don't pay attention to tucker carlson anymore.he lost his position at fox news he lost his megaphone. he was, yesterday, i did see being a traitor to the united states and talking about how all these powerful dictators were, but we're not talking much about it because people don't care about tucker carlson anymore. so, i don't think that this is going to be the thing that overshadows of the debate and get donald trump's special attention, or will make him feel good because tucker will continuously kiss up to him and donald trump loves that. but, what we'll do, that is the arrest on thursday. it is, no matter what we talk about on thursday, all the oxygen is going to be sucked out and we're going to be talking about donald trump's arrest on thursday, yet again, and his bail yet again and his felonies yet again and, yet again, we're going to watch a lot of these candidates for president not have the courage to tell the base the truth and then wonder why donald trump is still in the lead. >> i want to play for you what republican sen

i'm surprised because how do you even watch tucker carlson these days? truly, how are the republican super voters able to watch the counter programming that donald trump is trying to achieve? i think that is a fair question. perhaps that is a misstep of the president. i think that you nailed it. there's a sequence here. he is waiting for the indictment and the arrest until the next day because then, who is going to remember anything that was said the night before? donald trump, what we do know, he knows how to own a cycle and he puts issues in front of the country that simply have to be covered, right? the former president is being arrested and arraigned in a significant criminal trial, in georgia, that has to be covered. whatever happens on the debate stage the night before really is an afterthought. >> i guess i wonder what you think that does to the debate itself. beyond the fact that there are certainly will not be the fireworks, presumably, that there would be if trump was there. does it really relegate the entire crop of presidential candidates to

so it makes sense that donald trump would go to tucker carlson.his stage but he's going to tucker carlson's. >> any update on the police raid in central kansas? what's the latest? >> it seems that the search warrant, there wasn't enough of a link between a potential crime and the need to search the news rooms and seize all their equipment. that's according to the county prosecutor who returned all the seized electronics back to the newspaper. now there are some really big questions on whether the police and the judge who signed off on this warrant went outside the law, maybe violated the law. i know a lot of lawyers have looked at this and they've said, it is very suspicious given that it is very rare for news rooms to be raided like this in the united states. and prosecutors are asking for more information. and of course, the publisher of the paper has indicated they may take legal action. so i think now the paper is on the offense, if you will. and there are a lot more questions that hopefully will be answered in the coming days and weeks. >> ye

even the very principle of it is what tucker is talking about, tucker is big, well done.sks for an interview with vladimir putin, if suddenly someone heard and informed the president, it would be great. how do they take, for example, the g7 they have on their doorstep on the entrance is they themselves invented a completely artificial discriminatory cutoff. they say how only democracies can enter the g7. and what is democracy judge, who? what kind of democracy is the most popular , leading in the usa in the entire history of the usa and each video on twitter has 20-30 million views. this is more than all the information tv channels of the united states of america combined have their entire daily audience. and that you journal his focus. nothing too radical though. he is didn't say, true well, just got a little out of the general round dance thrown out by the country, the only civilized country where the death penalty is still practiced. the so-called democratic country, where there are no direct presidential elections, where there is some terrible confusing system of some

i clayton, i a good george davis, a wonderful segue into the self destruction of mike pens by tucker carlson, which is very interesting is because, you know, as i said in my introduction, you know, much of the republican base is salary this year, but not the leads and this is one of the things that george and i have talked about a lot over ever since the conflict started this iteration of meaning in february of last year. is that now we're seeing the real start difference between well, the establishment and everybody else. well, it was interesting to watch tuckers is this the ration of a lot of these candidates over the past few days and you really, you're absolutely right about it. there's this dichotomy between the people in the audience and the sort of automaton sewer up on stage. mike pen, spring we're, we're the perfect perfect robot, right? the neoconservative robot, and i think one interesting narrative emerged when you watched all of those interviews. it was this idea of we can walk and chew gum at the same time. and so they're having this very narrow debate right now. biden

brad tucker, an astrophysicist at the anu's mount stromlo observatory, is one of them.ng about it. i think people feel that. and i love talking about it because it is so now tangible. in the '90s, it wasn't tangible. you know, yeah, things happened and there was things happening, and it was cool, all right, but that's it. but it feels so real now. it feels so accessible. ♪♪♪ michael: when people like brad tucker talk about how space will change our lives in the near future, the big focus is on cheap global broadband that will drive even more rapid technological development. adam: the real big market that's developing now is broadband internet from space. there's three or four companies that are launching thousands of satellites into low earth orbit that are gonna beam down broadband all over the earth, and the speeds are, you know, two to three times faster than the nbn. brad: it is the big project that lots of companies are doing, oneweb, starlink, amazon. the fact that, for a fraction of the cost of the nbn, we can get terabyte per second downloads, that transforms th

what was donald trump saying at the same time to tucker carlson about what's going to be happening to watching tucker carlson and donald trump in the 45 minutes conversation these two men had, and i can tell you that by minute number four tucker carlson was asking donald trump about jeffrey epstein and whether he thought epstein was in fact murdered and after about two minutes of questioning donald trump on jeffrey epstein's death, trump suggested it was in fact suicide, which the government said it was. and he ended up correlating that, saying he was asking about jeffrey epstein, because he wondered whether they are going to try to kill you next. it was a twisted odd conversation between the two men. tucker carlson asked him twice whether he thought civil war was imminent, and he asked him about a potentially open conflict, including two specific questions about his own potential murder. i want to let you listen to one of those responses from donald trump, take a listen. >> so do you think it's possible that there's open conflict? >> i don't know because i don't know what, you know,

tucker sees the effects of the opioid epidemic at the clinic. she works at called health right.ides care drug treatment. she looks forward to becoming a drug counselor. >> because i i was and, you know, i went in the sun. you know, there is a start kind i'm sarah stinson reporting in san francisco kron. 4 news. >> we are continuing to track the bay area's fentanyl crisis. you can scan this qr code to go to a special section of our website with all the latest stories. >> like you. it's like my. my second home. >> the teacher in la hina in maui says she's ready to welcome victims whose homes were destroyed in that fire. reporter a lonnie let has the emotional interview. >> on the island that's being fanned by powerful winds from hurricane dora. that's hundreds of miles offshore. the blazes are the deadliest natural disaster in state history. severed power for thousands of people search and recovery teams are using cadaver dogs to sift through the ruins of burned rubble to find missing people. whaley says most of her friends, colleagues, even students. >> all right. obviously we ha

nermeen: john nichols, your response to trump's comments to fired fox host tucker carlson?ek ramaswamy mimicked his line he said, america is an internal sort of cold cultural civil war. thus night he said. >> i was in madison, wisconsin, january6, so i can't attest to what donald trump thinks he saw but my sense of what occurred on that day is very different than his. i think the same goes for committees that have investigated it and others. trump is clearly putting his spin on this but the most troubling thing is he is suggesting that there is a possibility for additional violence. that is a deeply unsettling statement by a former president, the frontrunner in a presidential race. and it also does parallel what some of the candidates are saying, especially ramaswamy, who has suggested a very dark vision of america most of in fact, he explicitly rejected ronald reagan's warning in america statement from back in the 1980's and argued things are pretty awful and potentially could get worse. you do have a split from the republican party of the past to a party that is much more