keith morrison: tucker is. - tucker is. - tucker.n she was portraying in court. keith morrison (voiceover): ryan and ronda moore wanted justice for shane, ryan's brother. he was a good guy. that's all i could-- i mean, ultimately, that's what it comes down to. he was a good guy. he had friends who loved him. he had nephews who loved him. keith morrison (voiceover): they worried, though. how would a jury react to shane? they loved him, but they also knew he was a cranky, reclusive drug user who might be portrayed at tucker's murder trial as someone less than. my brother is not the most sympathetic victim. he doesn't have a history that's going to play well. keith morrison (voiceover): tucker, on the other hand-- action. stop! keith morrison (voiceover): well, we know she played very well. cut. keith morrison (voiceover): which may be why, in may, 2020, the da allowed tucker to plead guilty, not to murder, but to second degree manslaughter. the da said she had no way of predicting whether a jury would believe tucker was play acting or

miles tucker: jason, my name is miles tucker. this is ranger philip kemp, texas department of public safety. andrea canning: jason told investigators what happened that morning back at his house. he said his wife was sick in bed. so he got remington and jackson dressed. taylor, he said, was throwing a teen temper tantrum over not having his own cell phone. just kind of ranting and said he wasn't going to school. philip kemp: why didn't he want to go to school? i think he was mad over the cell phone. andrea canning: jason said his stepson 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. miles tucker: because, i mean, you going in, seeing what you saw, what do you think happened? i don't know what to think. philip kemp: did he go out and touch-- what about taylor? no. philip kemp: why not? i don't know. andrea canning: the lieutenant asked about jason's relationship with taylor. yeah, it's good. he's the average teenager, i would g

who do you have, worst of the week, tucker or mark robinson? >> tucker. >> tucker. >> michelle?go with tucker, too. >> not the politician running for governor with all the bad things? fair enough. i think tucker carlson wins again this week. everyone stay put. we have a bonus round of worst of the week after a quick break. something you will never on here once you do. do. and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of patients. t-mobile's 5g network connects a hundred thousand delta employees so they can make every customer feel like they've arrived before they've left the ground. this is how business goes further with t-mobile for business. >>> all right, we are back with our bonus worst of the week round. this week's honorable mention goes to lara trump. her father-in-law has struggled to recruit star power to support his campaign. celine dion, the foo fighters and abba have all issued cease- and-desist letters amending he stop playing their music at his rallies, but the gop has one wildcard up its sleeve. enter lara trump herself. >

people got exposed to denial because of tucker carlson. maybe the vice presidential candidates, two major parties of the u.s. shouldn't be appearing with tucker carlson after he's not just had him on as a guest but praised holocaust denial populist historian but i've seen no sign any sense of the trump campaign that there's a problem or vance should find place to go that night. the degree to which they are all in to the new form of rightism is underestimated. everybody see it is goofiness of trump and all of the silliness and the lying of it all but the degree to which they have pretty elected officials, operatives, donors all in for america first and project 2025 and its different opshoots is pretty striking. >> we take criticism as never-trumpers, people are like you abandoned your principles and -- >> you're a bunch of rhinos, i hear it all of the time. >> the free market is donald trump's biggest economic plan is tariffs, american leadership in the world, they are going to abandon ukraine, offer it up to russia, character mattering, ch

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a conversation with tucker with this i mean, listen to her after this. >> tucker has his platform was i'm not a big fan of his platform. i never really watched his show or even his current platform. but he has a platform that's, you'll probably larger than cnn's platform so so he's, he wants to be provocative. he wants to be stupid. he's entitled to be all those things with this platform. i would never put somebody who who who says who says that hitler's not the worst person in modern time. he clearly found somebody who's willing to say that churchill is that's by the way, that's contrary to what most republicans believe. but it's yeah, i always had issues with ann coulter. she was a provocateur. i thought that ultimately it hurt the party. i look at tucker to same person he's a provocatory to hurts the party when you have these provocateurs in the media, they're not an elected position within the media. i think they're they're whole goal is to be provocative and they say stupid, held up by the republicans he's spoke on the rnc stage. he sat in the box with trump i was there. i saw it

i want to play jd vance's response to tucker carlson's interview.ial nominee had to say. we believe in free speech. obviously, the holocaust was a terrible tragedy and something we need to make sure never gets repeated again. the best way to ensure that doesn't happen is to debate and push back against bad ideas. >> he wasn't pushing back against cooper. >> yeah. i don't think, nobody is saying that daryl cooper doesn't have the right to deny the holocaust all he wants. but thank god we have the first amendment. but does he have the right to be one degree of separation away from the republican candidate for vice president of the united states? the very fact that tucker carlson, though he no longer has a show on fox, he has not just one of the most popular podcasts in the country, but all sorts of ties to the highest levels of the republican party and will soon be on stage first, i think alex jones, jd vance. and a few days later, donald trump jr. the holy trinity at the top of the republican party. and so i just think that the degree to which, this

that tucker carlson harris guests say we believe in free speech. we believe if you don't like an idea, obviously i did the holocaust was a terrible tragedy. and it's something that we have to make sure it never gets repeated again in this country. >> the best way i think to ensure it never gets repeated again where in the world certainly in this country or anywhere else, the best way to ensure that doesn't happen is to debate and push back against bad ideas. >> it's not to try to censor and suppress them it's the donald trump approach. it's anti-censorship and i'm proud to stand with them. what anti, anti-censorship is what he would describe as sitting a holocaust denier basically at the table and saying you're the most wise historian i've ever encountered and there was no pushback by the way, from tucker carlson and i. it's hard to understand that and it's hard to understand why that is consistent with conservative. >> again, this goes back to my original point about this ideological paradigm shift that i believe has occurred within the modern rep

vance is set to appear with tucker carlson.ooper, talked to him at length. he's someone that carlson told his massive audience was best and most honest popular historian in the united states. well, here is what the best historian cooper told carlson this week about world war ii. >> i thought churchill was the chief villain of the second world war war. he didn't kill the most people. he didn't commit the most atrocities. but i believe and i -- i think when you get into it and tell the story right and don't leave anything out, you see that he was primarily responsible for that war becoming what if did. becoming something other than an invasion of poland. >> excuse me? so that happened. not hitler, but churchill, from a quote historian. showing up on tucker carlson's show and calling winston churchill the chief villain of world war ii and not adolf hitler. and his words. and tucker carlson is still going to appear at the republican vice presidential nominee who he helps place on to donald trump's ticket, j.d. vance. in a statement

he was asked if it was appropriate for him to sit down with tucker given some of the people tucker's platform, that historian candace owens and others, here's what j.d. vance had to say agree or disagree with anything that tucker carlson for his guests say, we believe in free speech, we believe if you don't like an idea, obviously holocaust was a terrible tragedy. and it's something that we have to make sure never gets repeated again in this country. the best way i think to ensure are never gets repeated again anywhere in the world. gold certainly in this country or anywhere else. the best way to ensure that doesn't happen is to debate and push back against bad ideas. it's not to try to censor and suppress them i don't know that anybody was a calling for censoring and suppressing that. but what's your take on the answer there? >> i mean, it's pretty pretty weird frankly that you're talking about debating holocaust denial. >> i mean, that's what you usually in that interview that you're talking about jake the guest, this crackpot historian, made it seem like hitler was the good guy an

carlson, he tells me that trump seriously fears for his life, and because they, tucker carlson says,m, this, who are they, they in this conversation and who trump is really afraid of is not such a clear thing, you could say. that it is nonsense, persecution mania, paranoia, but two assassination attempts, already two assassination attempts on a presidential candidate, this is an unprecedented case, even in the rather dramatic american history, when tucker culson seemed to describe who they are, whom trump is afraid of, is afraid of, it is not only the democratic party, in principle, from the context of this conversation, it is not accurate. it seemed that part of the american establishment really made a choice between america, its national interests, between its real goals, between its even traditional in some sense values, american values, and some completely radical, globalist, internationalist project, this is a different ideology, they swore allegiance to it and see... a threat to this omnipotence, which is by no means legitimate, not democratic, hence biden's reservation that th

this one was written by st george tucker. he was a prominent virginian justice on the court of chancery here, and he was also a federal justice on the one level down from the sre court. this was the most important treatise on the common law published america after the revolution was published. as you see in philadelphia in 1803 and i include the table of contents here. so it was commentaries. it was he using blackstone? william blackstone was the most important british legal writer in the late 18th century, and he created this collection commentaries on the common law, and he reprinted entire of blackstone's treatise, which had been published originally between 1630, 1765 and 1769, but then he made modifications, created fitness. and so what i want to point your attention to in the table of contents is the sections from blackstone's original treatise about the the talked about some of the powers and privileges of king next page. and i want to point out what what st george tucker did. so st george tucker the text at the top is

disgusting garbage tucker carlson embraced, platformed. i've seen news reports that yesterday jd vance sat down and did an interview with tucker carlson. if you appear with tucker carlson, as jd has, you are endorsing that. pro nazi propaganda should have no place in our politics. it is garbage. [applause] mark: 2020, there were no real conventions. is this the first republican convention you haven't attended since when? mrs. cheney: i have been to most. the first i attended was 1984. i was a page at that convention. we came in every night as the session opened carrying american flags. i don't think i was at 2016. mark: did you watch this year? seriously, that was quite a spectacle. mrs. cheney: i did. at the end of the day, the idea -- it isn't just that the party is trying to whitewash what donald trump did. the party is embracing it. important to remember, january 6 would have been a far worse constitutional crisis if mike pence had done what donald trump was pressuring him to do illegally, unconstitutionally throw out votes. jd vance s

disgusting garbage tucker carlson embraced, platformed. i've seen news reports that yesterday jd vance sat down and did an interview with tucker carlson. if you appear with tucker carlson, as jd has, you are endorsing that. pro nazi propaganda should have no place in our politics. it is garbage. [applause] mark: 2020, there were no real conventions. is this the first republican convention you haven't attended since when? mrs. cheney: i have been to most. the first i attended was 1984. i was a page at that convention. we came in every night as the session opened carrying american flags. i don't think i was at 2016. mark: did you watch this year? seriously, that was quite a spectacle. mrs. cheney: i did. at the end of the day, the idea -- it isn't just that the party is trying to whitewash what donald trump did. the party is embracing it. important to remember, january 6 would have been a far worse constitutional crisis if mike pence had done what donald trump was pressuring him to do illegally, unconstitutionally throw out votes. jd vance s

the i'm gonna have elf is a welcome to the program. tuckers authorities have vowed to bring to justice. those they say killed a young go in the countries se the child's remains were found sunday and the river and the province of dia, back here. she had been missing for 19 days. a year old marian was laid to rest after a funeral sermon, a ceremony in the province and investigation into her death is continuing to. he's president drugs at the top at a while and said she was brutally mode it disappear and spock the national search efforts. prosecute a septic tank more than 20 people over the institute. and for more of this story, we canal across over to all chucky correspondent, julia julia. the death of 8 year old now and as close to a national outcry took you tell us more as well this case has been keeping the entire country on tenterhooks, causing a loss of outrage. because the victim here is a child, and the main suspect seemed to be members of her own family, 8 year old, not in from the southeast and to cause problems of the of occur had been missing, as you mentioned, for nearly 3 we

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who was this expert tucker interviewed anyway? yowza!r ] tucker and the green m&m together at last. woo! now, that's a video that's going to do -- >> numbers. [ laughter ] >> seth: trump is only clear headed about one thing, overturning democracy, has no idea to improve the lives of working families and doesn't care. he talks about policies like their ice cream sizes at cold stone, like it, love it, and -- >> have to have it. [ laughter ] >> seth: this has been "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ we'll be right back with kacey musgraves, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: for more of seth's "closer looks," be sure to subscribe to "late night" on youtube. ring heirloom corn products from mexico to every kitchen. ♪♪ i chose my spark cash plus card from capital one... because i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. with no preset spending limit, my purchasing power adapts to meet my business needs. and i reinvest my 2% cash back to help grow our business with new products, like our tabletop masa mill. my sp

vance's response to tucker carlson's interview.ublican vice presidential nominee had to say. >> i believe agree or disagree with anything they say we believe in free speech. we believe if you do not like an idea of. the holocaust was a terrible tragedy and is something we have to make sure never gets repeated again. the best way to ensure that doesn't happen is to debate and pushback against the bad ideas. >> he was not debating darrell cooper or pushing back against darrell cooper. j.d. vance is going on his podcast. >> and nobody is saying he does not have the right to deny the holocaust all he wants. but does he have the right to be 1 degree of separation away from the republican candidates for vice president of the united states? the very fact that although he no longer has a show on fox he has not just one of the most popular podcasts in the country, but all sorts of ties to the highest levels of the republican party and will soon be on stage. basically the holy trinity at the top of the republican party. i just think the degr

tucker carlson's politics is right now. you have a party coalesced around autocrats and dictators, and i wonder what the republican reactions has been that the party -- to use the phrase useful idiots, they are being manipulated either wittingly or unwittingly to be puppets of the russian dictator. >> yeah, i mean that's a whole othericalitygory of thing. we've been talking about people being paid by the russians to assert the interest of the russians. you are right and i sort of alluded to this before. elements of the right wing, certainly elements of maga just can't get enough russia. i think that has to do with the national authoritarian tennessee -- j.d. vance who says we should not send anymore more aid to ukraine, these are policy opinions protected by the first amendment, so it's a very different thing. but just because they're protected by the first amendment doesn't mean american voters should think about who tucker carlson has supported, should think about the opinions of j.d. vance and whether they're consistent

- be resilient and be strong and don't give up. - and dorothy tucker joins me now.ing, frustrating, disheartening, it makes you angry. dorothy, what is a woman to do, like the first step? where do you turn? how does that work? - you know, we spoke with the expert that you saw in the story. and the one thing that she kept saying to women is that they really just need to make those phone calls. like the organization that she runs. if a woman were to call anytime and say, "i just want to talk to somebody, i don't know what's going on in my life, i'm afraid, i just wanna be there," all of those services are free. and it's kind of like precious said, one of the most important things to do is to not give up, is to talk to as many people as you possibly can, again,

, that's just because that's what tucker carlson's politics are right now.ced around autocrats and dictators and i sort of wonder what the republican reaction in congress has been to these revelations. to use the phrase usefully, they are being manipulated, either wittingly or unwittingly, to be puppets of the russian dictator. >> yeah. that's a whole other category of things. we've been talking about people who are actually being paid by the russians to serve the interest of the russians. you are right and i sort of alluded to this before. the right wing, elements of the right wing certainly elements of maga certainly can't get enough of russia. that has to do with the natural authoritarian tendency. but tucker carlson, j.d. vance, who says we should not eat anymore to ukraine. these are the policy opinions that are protected by the first amendment. it's a very different thing but just because they are protected by the first amendment doesn't mean that american voters should think about -- the opinions of j.d. vance and whether they are consistent with gene

that is not because tucker carlson was on the kremlin payroll, that is because that is where tucker carlson'sare. you have a party that is coalesced around autocrats and dictators. i sort of wonder what the republican reaction in congress has been to these revelations. the party, to usehe phrase "useful idiots." they are being manipulated wittingly or unwittingly to be puppets of the russian dictator. >that is a whole other category of things. we have been talking about people who are being paid by the russians to serve the interest of the russians. you are right. i alluded to this before. the right-wing, elements of the right-wing, elements of maga can't get enough of russia. they love russia and that has to do with the natural authoritarian tendency. tuckr carlson, j.d. vance, j.d. vance he says we should not send any more aid to ukraine, these are policy opinions that are protected by the first amendment. it is a very different thing. but, just because they are protected by the first amendment doesn't mean american voters ld think about who tucker carlson is supporting, should think about

what's up, tucker? how's it going?stern alabama food bank, right? >> yes. >> reporter: you serve about 315,000 people locally and student athletes are involved? >> yes. we serve nine counties in west alabama. the student athletes have been amazing. coming out, helping pack food, helping pack food for our seniors. helping with our backpack meals. yesterday they packed 800 bags for kids to have food over the weekend. >> reporter: that's unbelievable. >> all of our volunteers. we are so lucky to have them. >> reporter: i heard you a pretty big alabama fan. you saw your first game here as a toddler. is that right? >> right. it was in birmingham. yes, my first game was the auburn/alabama game. >> reporter: what are your plans for saturday's game? >> get up, do a little brunch. maybe come down, enjoy the campus and watch the game. >> reporter: tucker, we actually got a surprise for you here. big al is right here. you're going to be going to the game. [ cheers ] tucker, what do you think about that? can i get a roll tide? >>

officers of the russian special services, but who promote these russian narratives, like the same tuckermembers of congress, and both houses. i was watching cnn this morning and there was an interview with senator cotton from arkansas. well, i remembered how in 2017, in an interview with cnn's tomas, senator cotton said that in ukraine... there is a civil war, and here he is one of those who constantly the russian narratives in any of his interviews, in any of his speeches, he spreads them, or take the republican vice presidential candidate, senator vance, who does the same thing, well, about tucker carlson, who we've seen on the screen, there is nothing to say at all, he, he just does it year after year constantly, it's a problem, in fact, these same people are not officers of the russian special services. they repeat all these narratives, how, which may be somehow related to their mentality, by the way, you mentioned dmitri simes, it's really incredible story, dmitry simes made, made a reputation for himself in the united states on the reputation of his parents, his mother dina kaminsk

. >> andrew, of course, tucker carlson made an appearance in these legal filings in the documentation of what was going on. there was video that tucker carlson made -- there he is -- of his happiness at shopping in a supermarket in russia. claiming that it's better than anything that we have in this country, which of course, is a lie that tucker carlson was trying to sell to us. and one of the operators of this propaganda effort in the united states, one of the russian operators, is a message in there, text message, saying we can't use this. this looks too ridiculous. and someone else said, no, no, no, the boss wants us to use it. >> yeah, well look, this is a sort of classic, and as rick said, not terribly sophisticated campaign, to get people to do very much what donald trump has been proselytizing, which is to become pro-russian and anti-ukraine. and so this is very much a redux of 2016. hillary clinton was -- had a very sort of hawkish view that was joined by sort of traditional republicans, which was pro-ukraine, and the republican party has really flipped on that because the rep

your mom and i do want to speak to the tucker carlson flip that you showed in a couple of different aspects of we can talk about republicans of it on. but the reason that we're talking about democrats is because, um, apax, it's very important for a fact that they are support or is by ferguson. and what's disingenuous about back within the way that tucker is framing it, which is on surprising considering who he is and what his politics are, are that the republicans input. ringback killer, have an oil guy, they have a gun lobby guy. they have, you know, there are plenty of special interest, extremely wealthy walk us for interest industry is that, and it causes that are harmful to the american people that are in congress every single day. talking to members of congress. but democrats entire, prentice and brand and promise of their party is supposed to be that they are not accountable to the special interest. and they are trying to tell us that they are more accountable to the american people spend to the oil lobby. they've gone lobby and all of these other special interest groups. and so the f

site or a television present, a tucker calls and at the grocery store in moscow. absolutely. and oh, absolutely. got it. they have to stop this. i mean, i, apparently, there's no food in russia. that's what you get if you read the british in west european press. does it, you know, russians kill optics, pollutants. go on one that before we go i've said no, let's have a little worried about freedom of speech. what direction is they still heading in? because you know, we have this sacred us principle of freedom of expression. press freedom a, it's not looking good. is it? you know, and the people in the press rooms, people gum, chewing in one room below youtube to watch the state department briefings in the white house, briefings your of the, the shoot, the whites out spokesperson. i am the, uh, what's his name, matt miller at the state department. and how i'll only know the press cool. even when they finance it was being made. how up pulling all these press corps are they don't even understand their to, you know, the by narrative, ministration thinks the working cla

carlson says now, there was nothing different, just different opportunities, you see, but tucker karcen, there he is, well, from the front. he was kicked out, but he has about 8 million viewers on his former twitter channel, where musk gave him the opportunity to continue doing what he's doing, 8 million is a lot, even, even for a country like america, where the population is about 340 million. 8 million is a lot, that's a lot of people who are getting poisoned with this misinformation. in this plan, of course, it is very important for us to understand. in principle, how should ukraine act here, because one way or another, we are used to the fact that ukraine is in the american media by itself, american journalists come, tell what is happening in ukraine, and in principle, these are serious american media, they themselves create ukraine's reputation, we don't need to do anything, we just need to fight there, we need to defend our country, we need to do everything that... is possible for the way things are changing the situation in the country, but we see that this is not the case, that

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my friend, one of the first was when he did the interview with tucker carlson, know biden is plunging us into a fascist state because tucker carlson is an somebody who like jackson, either believes what they're saying or because they get paid a lot to do it, jackson describes himself as a communist, right why? because he smoked a lot of weed and read karl marx. he's the biggest capitalist i've ever seen i'm so disappointed in what's happened to jackson he had this opportunity to be something really positive. but he has become the king of conspiracy theories. >> the king of conspiracy theories. you heard of somebody called jackson henkel? yes. >> hunt, you think about him, not my politics at all. >> jackson had been condemned and disavowed by establish pro pro-palestinian activists. >> people see our cause and our issue as their playground. a lot of the times, but he isn't alone in resetting his political compass. i feel more like a man already just listening to these gentlemen and some of us reflects a big change in american politics. >> i think a lot of the younger generation and the

the even called tucker carlson, a russian assets who's very much a pre patriot and very much, you know, you know, very much entrenched with the republican party in the, you know, other conservative. so it's, it's just interesting. but again, the democrats need the distraction.

one of the figures in this case, during an interview with tucker costs, and he made a very important point that despite the 10000000 dollar bounty being placed by no one came forward to provide testimony. in essence, no one wants to take responsibility for such a foolish case that essentially undermines the 1st amendment of the constitution, the infamous bill of rights that american democracy prides itself on. so i've never been known. i see so that the site at the same time we have this $10000000.00 amount. sounds like this were previously offered for terrorists. now it turns out that they equate terrorist lives with anti global lists will help us, which it's i can use to give you essentially that's how it is. they view the activities of political circles. similarly to how it was in the late sixty's, when african americans actively fought for their rights to gain segregation in the united states. they evidently see politicians as a threat because unlike in russia, the law on foreign agents, the foreign agents registration act from the late 19th thirty's, is not being de criminalized

transitions, the most popular american country singer jason aldean spoke out in an interview with tuckerlson. you don't even have the right to vote until you're 18, so under what article is this allowed? you can't drink beer until you're 21, but you can change your gender, for me it's wild. from the federal part of the news we move on to the regional: my colleagues in our branches in these seconds are getting ready to go on air with the main news of their regions, now we have the opportunity to find out what viewers of the news outside the moscow metropolis will see. gtrk lipetsk is on the line with us, where antonina skvartsova is hosting the broadcast today. today , the first workshop of the lipetsk tractor plant was launched in the region. antonina, hello, what equipment will they produce? good evening, ernest. at the first stage , metal structures and attachments for agricultural machinery will be produced here. in the future, it is planned production of excavators, loaders and municipal vehicles. the enterprise has all the necessary equipment that ensures a full production cycle. th

products might not be the only actually looking for leverage of, of people don't off speaking on the tucker calls. and you show like benz a former us state department deputy has a theory that the washington helped powers with the rest. as those inside the beltway, one control of the social media platform. telegram is, is very, very powerful vehicle for the us state department to be able to mobilize protests, to be able to galvanized political support. the national endowment for democracy was actually paying the main administrators of the telegram channels, who were orchestrating those rights. those protests, not employees of telegram, but people invited in general administrators the people are using it or organizing others to use right. us and french, shared military intelligence and diplomatic and economic interest in or in arresting problem. and finally, getting the leverage they have craved for. so long to be able to both control time, kilograms, content, moderation, practice, but also the, you know, the ability to get this backend access to it for, you know, to just read every russian t

yes you tyler, one of the figures in this case during an interview with tucker carlson. he made a very important point that despite the 10000000 dollar bounty being placed by no one came forward to provide testimony. in essence, no one wants to take responsibility for such a foolish case that essentially undermines the 1st amendment of the constitution. the infamous bill of rights that american democracy prides itself on. so i've never been known. i see. so that the site at the same time, we have this $10000000.00 amount. sounds like this were previously offered for terrorists. now it turns out that they equate terrorist ones with anti global lists will help us. we can use to essentially that's how it is. they view the activities of political circles. similarly to how it was in the late sixty's, when african americans actively fought for their rights to gain segregation in the united states. they evidently see politicians as a threat because unlike in russia, the law on foreign agents, the foreign agents registration act from the late 19th thirty's, is not being de crimi

now law on the day of the of the incident on the data to say he was killed. tucker's official also came out, criticizing his role. i'm signing out of this killing, this incident reflected how israel was increasing its repression of palestinian protests in the west bank. so a little a lot of criticism of his ro following this incident right now. this coming as israel increases its military activity in the west bank, or indeed a sense of the world ever since the start of the world war and garza, which was triggered by how much the entire tax on october 7th, on his ro, we've seen a surge in violence in the occupied westbank were seeing any daily raids daily is written grades introducing populations posting in an area of images. israel has just dropped off a 10 day military operation and an engineering, a small house and in a town and the surrounding area. um it is now it just launched a new military operation in to to car him at the same time was doing heavy um increased a couple of islands. um, is there a couple of islands in the west bank but will some more tax for palestinians and just

the issue with this is because tucker carlson has kind of got a deal with x, hasn't he?s not just like it's out there on x, it's kind of being pushed by x. that worries me more than you know it being a platform where, you know, obviously millions, billions of people send you know, send, send messages on. so that worries me a bit a bit more. but as you say, the best disinfectant is sunlight. >> yeah. i think, i think there was a i'm just reading here again. i'm not a historian, but apparently hitler addressed the nafion apparently hitler addressed the nation and gave an appeal to reason to britain to avert destruction of a great world empire and made it clear that if we did reject any peace deal, it would mean an attack with all the forces at their power. but this guy, this historian, was saying that it was churchill who was the main instigator of. >> i mean, yes, because the peace deal offered was basically peace deal offered was basically peace on hitler's terms. you know, we'd all we'd all be living very different lives now. >> and he broke every deal he made. >> exactl

father can't afford a lawyer, but he sees that one stop him seeking justice at the supreme court in tucker, he needs the assistant attorney general, who agrees to pursue the case one month on from the violent protests that direct to the hosting of she, a casino event, goldman to mallory culture will have a positive influence on younger generations to come around. we're extremely happy that not why one way to pull is an ukraine. she's the best person for the position and you'll see across everybody's faces. here we all agree. off to the new queen this morning, the funeral procession for her father begins. mallory laurie is ready the coffin down the river before just kindly to its final resting place. of the final so well to a king who was seen by many as a uniting force across new zealand. also quote altura in the mallory language. c what he's done to united this many people across all territory 13 it's all i often um it's probably a really good sign of the legacy that he's list here. um, everything is done um through monopoly turned off the respect 3 different throttle . ha, through love t

now this is where the security forces responded and flipped the country toby, a tucker in a shootout. and now we know about figures were about ero house, close the border now, and prime minister benjamin netanyahu. i opened today's cabinet meeting with the words that it is a very hot, but it is a holiday for israel. and he expressed his condolences to the families of the victims. now, jordan has responded a thing about it is looking into the incident that is looking, but it is investigating the incident. all of this is car comes amid really rising violence and clashes in the occupied westbank. and this is just the latest incident . you talk about rising violence in the west bank, but i have common our attacks like these of the full attacks of the buddha. i'm very uncommon not really comfortable, but it has been a very violent week this week in the occupied westbank. israel has just dropped off a 10 day authoration in the palestinian city of janine, it is the biggest and longest military operation and about time to use to israel. and according to palestinian authorities of especially p

the reasons for his disappointment in the current owners of the white house in an interview with tucker carlson about censorship, manipulation and corruption in the highest levels of american power in our joint project with the youtube channel carlson tv. so people were shocked, a lot of people were shocked when you endorsed trump, i wasn't shocked because even though you disagree on some specific issues, i 've noticed one common theme in your lives, which is that you've both spent most of your lives, in your case your entire lives, in the ruling class of america, and you've both decided that it's corrupt, and that you're going to say it out loud with big risk for both of you? it was probably only a matter of time before you somehow came together, do you agree with me? yeah, i think we've had a few political realignments, like four or five over the years. it benefits the oil companies, black rock and goldman sachs, with their $100 billion wind energy and carbon capture projects, it's all draining the middle class, and that's the only issue you can talk about in the democratic party, i j

the famous economist, professor jeffrey sachs told in an interview with tucker carlson. at the moment, according to the scientist, the united states generally exists on autopilot, although they are trying to dominate anywhere in the world. what is this? but loses on the battlefield, that's basically all, there was some distraction with the invasion of this brigade of ukrainians and so -called nato mercenaries into the countryside in northern russia and it attracted a lot of attention, although for the war it was pointless, and on the battlefield ukraine is doing badly, they don't have, they don't have... not enough people, they don't have weapons systems, air defense systems, so russia keeps advancing, russia keeps saying, we can negotiate, we can stop, conditions, the us, no, we will win, we will win, so ukraine is losing between one and two thousand soldiers. but neither in kiev, nor in washington, nor in london, nor in warsaw, no one is counting the dead, so it continues, because no one in the west does not want to take responsibility for stopping all this, but the fa