i've seen it for myself. - [dorothy tucker] and how old were you? - i was 12. - [dorothy tucker] in the year 2000, when this photo of a carefree little girl posed for the camera, masking her torture. - it went on for about six months or so. i was angry. i was heartbroken. - it's very aggravating. - rage keeps me up at night, a lot. - how long have black women been overrepresented? the cbs two investigators went searching for answers. we looked at every crime, every victim, not just one or two years, not three or four, we went back 21 years. cbs two investigative data journalist, elliott ramos, crunched the numbers. - the stuff is buried in like statistical reports that come out every year. - [dorothy tucker] but it's here, the latest, pages 79 to 81. - [elliott ramos] you got batteries, you got robberies. - [dorothy tucker] ramos combined the crime data. - [elliott ramos] by day of week, by location type. - [dorothy tucker] with race, sex, and age from police reports. - it was surprising at how consistently black women in particular were over indexe

and from that moment, tucker, i can give you a million other examples.ou for this detailed description, it’s hard to believe that all this is true, but it’s all so consistent and detailed, and it’s all so shocking. so, a couple of questions: you are a journalist, many people say that they are journalists, but you receive a salary , pay health insurance, you are a journalist, at least one of the journalists came to your defense, all these committees of journalists, pan america, at least someone from the journalistic community , the community of white house correspondents came to your defense, no, i have not heard about this, on the contrary, the new york times has been writing for a long time articles about how i am being silenced and censored, yes, in some alternative media... there are people who supported me and stood up for me. i remember how you, when you were still at your previous place of work, talked about me, but very few people do. incredible, you said, yes, usually when we talk about this, we say they did this, they did that, but could you nam

he was the one who found the bodies and lieutenant tucker had questions. >> jason, my name is miles tuckerhilip camp, texas police department. >> jason told investigators what happened that morning back at his house. he said his wife was sick embed so he got remington in jackson dressed. taylor was throwing 18 temper tantrum over not having his own sulfone. >> i mean, just kind of ranting and said he wasn't going to school. >> why didn't he want to go to school? >> i think he was mad over the cell phone. >> jason said his step son refused to leave the house, so he packed the younger kids into the car and drove off to school. when he returned he said he made the awful discovery. >> i mean, you're going in, seeing what you saw -- what do you think happened? >> i don't know what to think. >> did you go up and touch your wife? >> no. >> what about taylor? >> no. >> why not? >> i don't know. >> a lieutenant asked about jason's relationship with taylor. >> yeah, it's good. he's the average teenager. i would -- i guess. maybe introverted or closed. >> what about taylor and your wife? >> just norm

i think it's possible tucker possible that that tucker misspoke and what he sort of meant mostly, butuggesting somehow that churchill put attlee in prison. the man with whom , after all, he the man with whom, after all, he was sharing a wartime government who, as you say, with with arthur greenwood, they who'd been churchill's been some of churchill's strongest in 20s and strongest critics in the 20s and 30s, eventually came to the conclusion he had to be the prime minister who would defeat the nazis. >> so a spirit of christmas, >> so in a spirit of christmas, goodwill , we should allow tucker goodwill, we should allow tucker carlson and just goodwill, we should allow tucker carlit n and just goodwill, we should allow tucker carlit down and just goodwill, we should allow tucker carlit down as and just goodwill, we should allow tucker carlit down as a and just goodwill, we should allow tucker carlit down as a as and just goodwill, we should allow tucker carlit down as a as a sort ust goodwill, we should allow tucker carlit down as a as a sort of: put it down as a as a sort of bushhe p

based on -- >> i like tucker a lot. i guess i would. i think i would say i would because he's got great common sense. >> that would be former fox host tucker carlson, whose common sense from his days bloviaing at fox sounded like this. >> our leaders demand you shut up and accept this. we have a moral opigation to admit the world's poor, they tell us, even if it makes our own country poorer and dirtier and more divided. >> white supremacy that's the problem. this is a hoax, just like the russia hoax. a conspiracy theory uses to divide the country and keep a hold on power. >> the left becomes unhinged if you point out american voters are being replaced by democratic party loyalists from other countries. it might be worth asking yourself, what is this really about? why do i hate putin so much? has putin ever called me a racist? has he threatened to get my fired for disagreeing with him? >> a trump/carlson ticket might also be a little awkward since we learned this year in the final weeks of trump's presidency in 2021, tucker was texting a

i believe, tucker, that god wanted me to go through all of this. person, and i believe that everything that happens in our lives happens for a reason. and i believe god wanted me to go through this for more than just an obvious example. and can be used against any journalist, which makes me worry not only about me at the moment, but for the future victims, they will now be afraid to speak, to continue to work as honest journalists, but there was something else that was revealed to me in everything that happened, that the ministry of justice... and their intention to imprisonment is all wrong. of course, i can tell you how everything was there. it was pretty terrible, tucker. i spent most of my time in solitary confinement. i was taken from solitary confinement to a special building to make calls in which i thanked people for writing me letters, people who had been in prison for decades, some of those there are dozens.

for zero dollars a month, you can never watch tucker carlson again. [cheering] so...mming] careful, careful, careful. acting. so what's on this network? according to the website, there'll be interviews with people like kid rock, martin shkreli, alex jones, and rfk jr., collectively known as mt. douchemore. the only thing i don't really get about this new platform is the nam, "tucker carlson network." it feels incomplete, like he probably should have called it "the tucker carlson network." and he really should have gotten the website thetuckercarlsonnetwork.com. and he didn't. but i did. [cheers and applause] so head on over to my thetuckercarlsonnetwork.com and check out my exclusive tucker content. we've got a great show for you tonight! my guest is taraji p. henson. and i'll be giving the colbert questionert to jake gyllenhaal. but when we come back, it's "meanwhile" y'all! >> announcer: "the late show with stephen colbert" sponsored by the subaru share the love event now through january 2nd. >> stephen: won't you please say hello to louis cato and "the late show" b

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man stumbled down the chinatown platform, bleeding from his neck from a gunshot wound. - [dorothy tuckerlking about one or two robberies here, we're talking dozens of them- - [dorothy tucker] who's really the most at risk? is it white men, white women, asians, hispanics, black men? no, it's not. it's women who look like tonia thomas. - it's scary. - [dorothy tucker] according to chicago police crime data for 2022, when you look at all the offenses, count all the victims, black women are the most at risk. - it's honestly, it's not fair

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tucker i am . apparently pushing. tucker i am.ith fox news, although we don't really know why. there was a lot of dubiety about how that happened, what he has done, which i thought was really interesting. he started his service his own subscription service costing $72 or £57 a year, and after losing his job at fox and since then he's been hosting live interviews on twitter , both live interviews on twitter, both with trump and with mr elon musk. >> certainly seeing quite a lot of the live interviews on on twitter. i think the new subscription is really subscription service is really quite new. yeah, the last few days. >> so melania, i didn't realise he'd also been reneging dating how prenups so word on the street may or may not be that could done because he's 54 so could be done because he's 54 so much younger than trump. and of course he wants to marry him as well. i don't know about that . i well. i don't know about that. i mean, i'm sure she's probably looking some kind of looking for some kind of amusement, committed family am

not part of it building, they admit it, they admit it, but they still decided to take on me, and tucker my decision to cooperate with them. there was an understanding, both mine and my lawyer’s, that they would not demand imprisonment, that’s exactly how everything was presented to us, but then they tried to put me away for 120 days , and it seems to me that this was not the decision of the us attorney's office, but of someone occupying a higher position in the department of justice, if not the highest, maybe it was mary garland who tried to put me behind bars to make me example, yes, there is more trust in the mafia than in... went through this not only for the phenomenon of an obvious example of imprisonment for speech, an obvious example of a word crime, which has now become a precedent and can be used against any journalist, which makes me worry not just for me for the moment, but for future victims. they will now be afraid to speak, to continue to work as an honest journalist, but there was something else that was revealed to me in everything that happened. that the ministry of jus

tucker i am . apparently pushing. tucker i am.ith fox news, although we don't really know why. there was a lot of dubiety about how that happened, what he has done, which i thought was really interesting. he started his service his own subscription service costing $72 or £57 a year, and after losing his job at fox and since then he's been hosting live interviews on twitter , both live interviews on twitter, both with trump and with mr elon musk. >> certainly seeing quite a lot of the live interviews on on twitter. i think the new subscription is really subscription service is really quite new. yeah, the last few days. >> so melania, i didn't realise he'd also been reneging dating how prenups so word on the street may or may not be that could done because he's 54 so could be done because he's 54 so much younger than trump. and of course he wants to marry him as well. i don't know about that . i well. i don't know about that. i mean, i'm sure she's probably looking some kind of looking for some kind of amusement, committed family am

sure. tucker carlson. i go on, you've got something to tell me. yeah. you know, there's room or there's room or said he may be the vp peck for donald trump. now there hasn't been any official announcement and you know, tuckers not showed his hand. he's been very poker faced about like if he'd even be interested in that. but there you go very, i mean, would you have an interesting ticket to me and tucker carlson. i mean his so i think and this is what people in america and europe both love about tucker carlson, is that he's telling the truth. yes, he is. yeah. and he's cutting through all the narrative. yeah. he paid for it by of course, getting fired by fox, by mainstream, you know? yeah, i mean, we, we, he a tucker and i used to work together a cnn years ago, and i wasn't, i wasn't a big fan of him. he had his bow tie, or i always had this kind of goody 2 shoes act and always totally change. it's totally changed now. it's hot, cold front live pushing back on the establishment. narrative is but, but look, so talk a cause and the other day was interviewi

in 2016, remember, tucker, how then all these celebrities, organized by the national committee of thetic party, made video after video. it has a very vague definition. kamala haris, remember? shtaker in 2020 immediately after one of the worst periods of violence in washington, the bilm protests, it was an uprising according to them by their own definition, because they set fire to the federal courthouse, the police station, the historic church, st. john's, they tried to break into the white house grounds and the president had to sit in a bunker, this will not stop, then the key word, she said: they must not stop , they will keep going, going until the presidential elections, then senate minority leader chuck schumer in 2020 gathered a crowd of the supreme court building, at the very doors of the supreme court, he called two judges by name, gorsuch, kavanaugh, you sowed the wind, and you reap the whirlwind, then the keywords, almost a call to violence, so if they want to redefine riot, it will boomerang back at them. one more point , the first to try a private citizen of the ex-preside

i think tucker is why they are overreacting . viktor orbán, who is trying to become the social and intellectual leader of this movement. they tried to isolate him for years, even though he was right about the ukrainian war. he was right about what happened in germany in 1914, about the sovereignty of his country and his people, but in ireland everything is even worse, they immediately began to persecute, they began investigation into conor mcgregor for his tweets for a couple of statements. the security service came and arrested 30 people, they are now completely focused on persecuting those people who rebelled against this, people who are actually quite unhappy with all of this. all forces are thrown into fighting the population in an attempt to pacify them, in an attempt to explain to them that if you speak out against the political class, that if you have an opinion, that although you have the right to freedom of speech, but if you have an opinion, that now, according to the law, this is a haight speech , for which a considera

another point, tucker, and you often talked about this, is a series of firsts, so to speak, precedents. we have never before had a president impeached twice like donald trump. for the first time, a private citizen of an ex-president was tried in the senate after he had already left office, as was the case with donald trump. we have. spent 22 months and 40 million for the first time dollars for a complete hoax, for a fabrication of russian interference to undermine a presidential administration, has never before been made to 51. joe biden intentionally interfered with the enforcement of federal immigration laws, he intentionally sabotaged border security, he illegally allowed border crossings. 8 million people, they are still here illegally, so it was an act of sedition to change demographics or gain a future electorate for their agenda, and we will not put it on the ballot, is it worth going that far? this sad, absurd situation, it's a long story, and this last chapter reminds us that this will not end well, all these legal wars are extra-legal activities to destroy a candidate, it all

consider myself a brave person, although telling the truth is shouldn't take courage from you, but tuckernt to be honest with you, in this interview, when i wrote the book, while i was in prison, i am now afraid that... the masses could sometimes come to my window, but for the first 25 days, that is, almost a month of my imprisonment, i was given only three walks a week, monday, wednesday and friday, i there were 15 minutes to take a shower, that’s all, i didn’t have access to a kiosk until about the thirty-fifth day, that is, i was forced to eat prison food, which many prisoners don’t eat at all, because it’s terrible, they feed... force, i hope it doesn’t come to that, but it’s quite likely, maybe you’ll get screwed i won't go to jail, try me federal prison for nothing, for misdemeanors, maybe the whole point of this event is that you are a public person and it will make everyone else afraid to tell the truth. it's actually even worse, i've been under the radar of the federal government since 2010, all i did was talk. everything i did, i didn't harm anyone, i didn't break a single law ,

hello tucker. country. this is an island in the west europe, but this all looks like a metaphor for what is happening throughout the west, what are your thoughts about the riots there and the state’s reaction to them, but look, you were in hungary and you know that viktor orban has been fighting this for a long time and is trying to protect his country from this, trying to distance himself from what is happening in germany and ireland. and things are going even worse in ireland than elsewhere because the political class has completely betrayed its people. i think 125,000 immigrants arrived in one year, it’s as if all 9 million illegal immigrants of joe biden would have arrived to us in just one year, this is how it affected ireland, they are all on state support, 100,000 ukrainians arrived there over the past 18-20 months, everything is paid from the irish budget, yes, some some of the money came from the european union, but irish politicians are the most... in the entire european union, they are t

tucker carlson, in turn, wondered who will be responsible for the fact that the united states contributese murder of ukrainians. the us is facilitating the murder of an entire generation of ukrainian men who will have no replacement, to fight a war that they cannot win, they literally cannot win, with the ukrainian flag, complicit in this, the us has previously admitted that they have reached the bottom of the barrel of opportunity finance kiev, an official representative of the us state department admitted this, while the american the administration hopes that congressmen will support the white house in its efforts to continue providing critical services to kiev. help, the minsk metro again impressed foreigners, a belarusian blogger shared her american mother-in-law’s emotions from the capital’s metro on social networks. the video went viral and has already collected more than 450,000 views, and the phrase: here you can eat with polo has become a catchphrase. it's clean here, no one rapes anyone. no garbage, no beggars either. it's so quiet you could hear a pin drop in here you can eat f

it would be funny, basement, and behind bars. >> you think tucker carlson -- do you think tucker carlson -- >> i resent the setup of the question. first of all, i think what we should really get down to, the important questions such as -- whereas joe biden was he there with his skinny legs like he's on the beach? and if he was, why aren't we holding him accountable and throwing him into jail? i'm sorry, well i have america's attention, what is going on with tucker's laugh? i'm 25 years old i never had a prostate exam very much and that is how i might react. >> i have no idea. i can't explain it. i'm glad we don't have to hear as much of it anymore. matt, always great to see you, does it for us tonight, thank you for joining us as we look back on the year that was. we wish you the best for this holiday season, 2024 and beyond, i'm ayman in new york. have a good night. i'm ayman in new york. have a good night. have a good night. business differently. >>> >> is there really any question that trump engaged in an insurrection? and if the courts don't hold him accountable in 2024, will voters

i think tucker you everything was right.at the foundation pillars of civilization are cheap energy, meritocracy, legal order and freedom of speech. and all four of these pillars are currently under attack. why do we need cheap energy? without it it is impossible to maintain modern civilization. we know that the industrial revolution simply physically could not have happened without coal mining and its use. engines, so an attack on cheap energy is really an attack on modern civilization, and this should scare us, we have to be aware of that, which gives me hope here, you know, environmentalism used to have a kind of utopian upside, that 's not the case anymore. we've seen greta thunberg and extinction rebellion become so nihilistic, hateful, so gloomy, just talking about preventing the end of the world, preventing the apocalypse. previously , they at least tried to hide their hatred of humanity, but this year they took off their gloves and masks, so we see how they they openly fly on private jets to a climate conference where

you know, the truth is, tucker, that they are organized and united under the leadership of some very i work with named lisa linow who has done incredible work documenting how wind turbines are increasing along the east coast, directly causing the death of north atlantic right whales is the potential extinction of this species, as well as other whales. they formed a coalition to save the whales, and we saw. gumble, the true story of the resistance to this environmentally destructive so-called renewable energy project. resistance is growing not only in the united states, but among local communities around the world. from mexico to norway, we see local communities resisting large-scale wind farms. i think when these movements will find a friend friend when we see that we have a common interest in humane environmental activism. i really think the end is near because... this is destroying europe, europe will fall first. we can already see that germany is in huge trouble due to the loss of nord stream, as well as its over- reliance on space-consuming renewable energy sources. i think we do

he essentially squelched the free press, which tucker carlson viewed as more free press. so that's the model. the model that you keep hearing in those spaces is we're not a democracy. we're a constitutional republic. what does that mean? they're going to try once they get into power to never, ever relinquish it. >> right, and the point being, i mean, i don't mean this to be funny. it's sort of an incel movement. i was reading the stories about victor mulay and his pace. it's these young white males who are angry, and 50 or 60 years ago, they held absolute power in society, and now they feel it's too much women, blacks, gays, brown, immigrants, and they want to rebuild that society and put everyone else on their heels and put everyone else to heel. it kind of is that, but they're more serious than that in the fact they're willing to use violence to deproiv people of their rights to vote, to exist, to speak, in order to make it happen. >> so yes, throughout history, every time that we take steps towards greater inclusion and greater democracy, there's always pushback. there

in 2016, remember tucker, how then all these celebrities organized the popular vote results in theirnd casting their votes for hillary clinton even if she didn't win their state is just a farce, and when it comes to sedition, it has a very vague definition. kamala haris, remember stacker in 2020 right after one of the worst periods of violence in washington, the bilm protests, it was an uprising by their own definition, because they set fire to ioan's building, they tried to break into the white house grounds and the president had to sit down. this is a series of first, so to speak, precedents. we have never before had a president impeached twice like donald trump. for the first time, a private citizen of an ex-president was tried in the senate after he had already left office, as was the case with donald trump. for the first time, we have a hoax to fabricate russian interference to undermine the administration. president. never before has there been 51 ex-intelligence chiefs and michaelor. the former interim director of the cia and anthony blinken, the current secretary of state, de

i think when they say the network, all those shows, i think they're all tucker carlson shows. my understanding. >> get ready for the first ever streaming service that has tucker carlson in every single show. introducing tuckflix. you'll see a

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tucker carlson. >>> it is monday, december 11th, 2023. you are watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >>> good morning. welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm dominic chu in for frank holland. now before we get started, you might notice that our screen looks a little bit different this morning. it is all part of the new look for cnbc that we're excited about. some information and some data might be in a different place than accustomed to when you saw us on friday. over time, we hope it the will be easier for you to understand the markets and stories we are trying to bring you. in the meantime, we will be leaving some things on the screen longer until you and we get used to the visual changes. >>> we kickoff this hour with the check on u.s. equities with the indices riding six-week winning streaks and the dow and s&p trading at 52-week highs. right now, the dow is implied higher by 12 points. the s&p by 1 and nasdaq by nine points. >>> checking in on the bond market with the 2/10 year yields. t two-year yield at 4.47 right now. trading highe

growing economy in the region. india, what's considered a boot political and diplomatic drought over tucker, rich liquid solomon. in the last couple of years, our relationship on all important matters has grown stronger. hodge today, longer bangladesh is india is our biggest development partner part, all a level of mark that would be also sees bunk. that is, i said, this is a lie and important for the security especially to continue to take of that ism and it's not eastern states. india sees security due to you did there when the b and b was in charge. and other policies block now is china. it is heavily investing in infrastructure and defense projects in bangladesh. tucker, hunger for development of hope in china, expand its footprint in the, in the benefit of gold dust you're supposed to, we do. it is investing in energy projects. russian president spoke to them, they know creation of production backed nuclear power plant to bangladesh is our tested ally and partner our relations are built on the basis of mutual respect, equality and benefits. china, russia and india have largely speed si

here kieven space got to tucker carlson, such a specific dialogue, of course, but it just says a lot about america. tucker, we're too close to having a bean bag chair in the oval office, we we play around with everyone. okay, do you think you're a rabbit? that's okay, but let me tell you something. you sure as hell won't see someone walking through my white house with bunny ears and a tail unless it's easter, but how do you think they ended up here in the first place, fear, fear, and then a little more fear, it was a recurring theme is fear, which is why i'll keep saying we need to get a few adults back in the room, by the way, you're still watching netflix probably the same amount, how much do you watch fox news, fair enough , well, this is just a hint at the series where kevin spacey played the president of america, yes, well, i guess this is like such a serious issue that needs to be worked out, it requires, by the way, theoretical study too, this is the first point, the second point about serbia, of course i’m worried about mr. vucic, the thing is that... well, let’s put it this

d benz directly to mat gates directly to marjorie taylor green directly to tucker carlson to alex jones to donald trump staff having swim and those waters i worked at the heritage foundation i shared with people that i knew what the heritage foundation it was influential in their discussions with the hon, gary and a think tank that just occurred. and i'm, i'm proud to be one of the americans that spent 3 weeks in russia and ukraine, exposing crimes against humanity and war crimes. that's what's really going through the minds of the republicans as they see the evidence of barbarity and savage rate and madness on and seen in, in the history of, uh, the last 50 years. and that is, the list is become a craze. dictator equivalent to hitler in the bunker, and he is destroying all of his own population. he's stolen, a $111000000000.00 from the american people, which the democrats have money laundered and record tiered. and that's what j. d dance and thomas massey are piecing together. and i think many of us who've been there to add a degree of us store a d as i'm an officer of the united state

a shock to the system just to hear tucker carlson. tucker is apparently melania's number one pick.tel who is reportedly being floated as the head of the wait for, its cia, said that if elected the former president will quote come after the conspirators in the media and the government whoelped joe biden rig presidential elections. patel said quote, we will prosecute anyone that broke the law and and weaponize two tier systems of justice. this comes weeks after the new york times revealed how the second trump term would involve quote, sweeping raids, giant camps, and mask importation's. washington post recently reported that they're compiling a list of individuals they want to investigate or prosecute. even drafting plans cabrera ten chalet have the insurrection act on his first day in office. to allow him to deploy the military against civil demonstrations. trump has been very clear about the fume and emission of a second presidency. it is about retribution. and unlikely for his presidency, he will not be restrained by more conventional administration officials from thers to the jam

tucker carlson and steve been internally fit in that category.men who have spent the last several years professing their loyalty to trump. their agreement with his worldview. and doing so in a very public way. steve bannon has a popular podcast and video streaming service that he is on a daily basis broadcasting his devotion to trumpism, tucker carlson is doing the same thing. and again, i think the important thing to understand is that trump's psychology here, donald trump feels -- and he talks about this on the campaign trail, that he was burned in the first term by the deep state. the people who he picked who were not fully on board. so this time, what i heard repeatedly from people in trump's orbit, he will prioritize obedience over credentials. and so, tucker carlson, you know, he's never served political office. he has no political background to speak of. he has been in media and journalism most of his life. if he qualified to be the vice president? that is almost beside the point. for donald trump, what matters is he would do what he tells

well-known tv presenter tucker carlson, based on a conversation with a popular blogger, claims that ific leaders at home would hardly vote for him, his behavior is so strange. demonstrates. also , according to tucker, at a closed meeting in the senate regarding the allocation of money to ukraine, the head of the pentagon, lloyd austin, threatened the participants with the murder of their children, meaning that they would be sent to fight in ukraine. in this situation, it would be more correct to say not the head of the pentagon, but the leader of the pentagon. but why does congress not want to allocate money even under threats? about this report by mikhail okinchenko. refusal of republican senators to even talk to the administration. president biden on the topic of allocating the next package of financial assistance to ukraine caused disappointment close to despondency in the white house; there, of course, they still do not want to abandon the kiev regime, but there is also nothing to reassure it. we are in no position to promise ukraine support given the situation in congress. few peo

defend freedom and democracy in a distant country, so persuasion, as the famous american journalist tucker carlson reports, in the biden administration. the biden administration is openly threatening americans on the ukrainian issue. during a classified briefing on the house floor, defense secretary lloyd austin told participants that if they don't approve the money for zelensky, then we will send your uncles, cousins ​​and sons to fight russia. pay the oligarchs, or we will kill your children. did he really say that? indeed, confirmed. billionaire elon musk's amazement is understandable can. the question is getting louder in america. and what about the united states with this ukraine, the benefits are doubtful, the harm is obvious. from the very beginning of hostilities in ukraine, we were told that our support would help ukraine. to keep russia from invading europe, or something like that. however, almost 2 years later, none of this has been confirmed. ukraine will not defeat russia. the only one that has been defeated is the united states. the us has become significantly weaker due to t

please note, according to the conservative discourse, tucker carlson is generally the owner of the thoughts not give money to ukraine, that maybe they will provoke biden to send shells there from army warehouses in the united states, and then, that means, they will accordingly begin to put pressure on him for exceeding his powers, and the democrats, that means, will replace him with another figure there, yes, listen, alex jones also made my day naked. well, actually, here’s what else needs to be said, the fact is that the drugs amphetamine groups are given to older people for certain things, so to speak, i just think that if he is pumped full of amphetamines, he will simply die, it’s like a crazy load on the heart in any case, okay, but to be honest, it seems to me that baydon has not been alive for a long time, he is in such a state between, well, but he really looks very strange, so - yes, that’s what i think in reality, in my opinion, in russia in the late nineties, at the beginning of the two thousandth, a very important thing happened , together with the arrival of vladimir vladimirovi

she spoke about this in an interview with tucker carlson: the biden administration is sending billionsile the standard of living in the states is constantly declining, because it is easier and more profitable for politicians to serve the interests military-industrial magnates. see what else marzhari teilar green talked about in our joint project with the carlson tv youtube channel. if you're watching this now, chances are at some point in your life you voted republican because what choice did you have, you felt like you didn't have one, but then, watching the republicans in washington, you probably thought to myself, these people have completely different priorities, that's not why i voted for them, they seem to care about things that have nothing to do with my life, perhaps you even thought they secretly hate me, maybe that's true, but ask yourself, what's it like to work among people like that, to be an elected republican? in washington, who really believes in something and really wants to represent his constituents. margery taylor greene experienced this a couple of days ago. she wa

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glenn tucker, why is robert e. lee today the most universally reverent of american soldiers in all parts of the country? what makes them both a great military man and magnificent person? here is an appraisal by a historical writer. and i think this was an april, 1965 issue. and these are some of the quotes from the article. today, a century later, lee's name is written in the brightest letters among the noble sons of the nation, he skillfully even though reluctantly sought to dismember. his character subjected to the penetrating route and historians for 100 years stands beautifully sublime. he was one of the greatest soldiers of the anglo-saxon race, standing with wellington, cromwell and washington, and well ahead of most of them in triumphs against great odds. as a 13-year-old boy at the time, i kind of wondered, what's going on here? lee was on the losing side, i hate to break that to people. you know, i once gave a talk in lafayette, georgia, and it was a sons of confederate veterans, these guys were hard-core

so, obviously, tucker, i'm going to talk about this. oh good.of the biggest injustices in our country today. he is attacked because he is white because he is a man. obviously. i believe this is a political matter, they should crucify him. because he was a police officer, he has an impeccable career, he has done nothing wrong, and he is a white male and a christian, so they chose him because that it is precisely these people in america, perhaps throughout the world , that they want to eradicate, they want to destroy this identity, and this is the most dangerous thing, because of this our children suffer, new generations of white boys who would like to serve in the army, would like to become cops, firefighters who want to be the ideal of masculinity when they grow up have been taught a lesson by what's happening to derek chavinn, they're probably going to kill him in prison when the right thing to do would be to release him because he didn't nothing bad, but like you, i don’t understand, because everything is obvious here, from the materials of th

appraisal by glenn tucker. glenn tucker was a journalist. i think he graduated with a degree in journalism from temple university. and the thing about these early civil war historians, where they were mostly all journalists. okay. bruce catton, shelby foote, philip van doren, stern, douglas southall freeman. clifford doughty, burt davis. all of these people were journalists because these guys knew how to write a story. they knew what the hook was. and so that's what i grew up on, was all of these historians from from this time period. now, glenn davis. now, i'm sorry, glenn tucker. why is robert e lee today the most universally revered of american soldiers in all parts of the country? what makes him both a great military man and a magnificent person? here's an appraisal by a leading historian, historical writer. and i think there's a this is an april 18,. 1965 issue. and these are some of the quotes from the article today. a century later. lee's name is written in the brightest letters among the noble sons of t