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hannity, tucker carlson and ducey are (mumbling). you see, what you've done to the obama administration. their complaints had some legitimacy. although mr. doocy i can go without knowing what your o-face is. ( applause ) you know, it's been a very tough week for the white house. you know, it wasn't just the intensity of the criticism. it wasn't just the intensity of the criticism of the white house that seemed appropriate but at times the content of the criticism. >> now they're saying that the senior leadership at the i.r.s., i didn't know anything about it on the heels of hillary clinton saying i didn't know anything about those extra requests for security in benghazi libya. who knows something about anything that matters? is there anybody who is minding the shop? >> jon: that's what i was saying yesterday. you know, meg and kelly, we've had our differences. maybe it's time we do a show together. call it fox and frenemy. beauty and the bris. what? i'm sorry. i'm being told this is going to be called regis and kelly. all right. it h

tucker carlson, host of "fox and friends" weekend and the others. er, two deficit foreign policy objectives. two different very different ways to go about it. >> that's right. in the clip you see the president is walking back against his previous threat against syria. i have to say good for him. the u.s. doesn't have a pressing national interest to entering into the civil war in syria to a greater degree than we already are. the president said in this press conference we will topple the assad government. he also went on to say the u.s. has a moral obligation to stop the killing in syria. it would be interesting for him to explain where that moral obligation comes from. the declaration of independence, constitution, the bible? we don't have a moral obligation. we look at it with regret. there's no obligation to get deeply involved in this country and i have to say i think his moral restraint is warranted. >> he also said we had a moral abgation to act in libya after the mass graves there and in syria topped 70,000 or more. he said numerous times in th

tucker carlson and diane macedo and walter kern. that's saturday at 11:00 p.m. eastern.k to andy. >> thanks. will, what is going on at the daily caller. >> jaime and i, he comes on the show sometimes. we uncovered some secret e-mails. you should read them tomorrow which is friday. >> tara, where can people go to find out about you? >> tara dowdell.com. >> the comedy club of jacksonville may 23rd to the 25th and the carolina club may 28th to june 1st. >> back to you, greg. >> no funny names? >> pretty straight forward. >> that's a bummer. >> it is called comedy club. >> comedy club is not funny. wow, what a way to end the show. >> i am doing nut ticklers though in three weeks. >> why did i ask? caution. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> my main concern is fixing the problem. >> and there are plenty of them to be fixed. the president is facing scrutiny on three fronts. >> when we express concern about leaks at a time when i still have got 60,000 plus troops in afghanistan, my job is to make sure that we're protecting what they do. >> tonight, we will update y

tucker carlson, host of fox and friends weekend.z.i weekend.uthammer. >> what justificationwx$íj share with the public? applaud the news organizations who aren't biting, but i hope the ones that are going, a, will leak the discussions immediately, preferably by twitter, and b, ask the following question -- why was "the new york times" not targeted as fox and the a.p. were? "the new york times" leaked details about obama, all of which made him look good, the killing of obl example. were their reporters' emails read? >> bret: chris hayes on msnbc talked about that, the fact we don't know the answer to the "new york times" question as of yet. >> a triumphant thing the administration did, this incredible virus that took out the nuclear program. it's an incredible story, right? it is very clear that information was classified, and it is very, very clear from the article that it was leaked by senior administration officials. there's just no way it wasn't, right? the question is, okay, fair is fair. if you're going to go afterç low-low guy in the sta

joining me with reaction from the daily caller tucker carlson and mark cannon who assed to work for john kerry whcan who used to work for john kerry. 12 edits in the talking points all references to what they originalally knew was right that this was a terror attack. not upo spontaneous. 12 edits. sound like a coverup to you? >> i think you think it sounds like a coverup, sean. >> sean: i asked you what you think. why remove references to a terror attack? a particular group tied to al-qaeda and then totally removed and out of no where out of thin air the other excuses come in? doesn't sound like a coverup to you? >> i don't know if you have been part of anent agency process. this was led by the cia and the darrell issa investigation he is known as a good attack dog. nobody really thinks that he is this kind of watch dog public servant treeing to get to a sober fact finding mission. people know he is motivated be politics and this is not the way to honor the four dead americans. >> sean: you are not the answering the question. >> sure. >> sean: jay carney saided only stylistic changes wer

tucker carlson, and others, it will be a good show.. >> an alien version of me.m and i'm on o'reilley tonight. >> bragger. >> haven't you written a best selling book in just checking. >> i have a special one moregh thing tonight and it's about the steven gainer school in the upper west side of maintain. some fantastic children at that school. and they have a humane education program that their school counselor, kimberly runs. they heard aboutt a little dog, misty, abused and used as bait for fighting dog, pit bulls and herin vet bills were quite tremendous. second chance rescue was wondering how they would pay the bills. the kids didge a bake sale on te 71st and columbus and raised $800 and now misty is doing fantastic and she visited theti kids and it was a nice thing to show what you can do when you give back. i a love little kids stories. w >> that's nice.c >> yeah. >> well done. >> i like baking stories. >> okay. before we ruin everything, that's it for us. thank you for watching. have a great weekend, everyone. happy mother's day.

great to have tucker carlson back with us. >> tucker: great to be here when you say hour one out of how many? >> alisyn: you never know. >> clayton: it's a crap shoot. we begin it morning with a fox news alert. brand new details overnight israel says it has carried out air strikes against syria because of weapons it was storing. were going to be sent to islamic military tant group. elizabeth plan has the latest this morning from d.c. what you can tell us this morning. >> u.s. official tells fox news a syrian weapons facility was struck early yesterday by israeli war planes. the u.s., how involved. the bombing raid did not target a chemical weapons facility but instead a weapons storage building or a warehouse. israeli officials confirm targeting a shipment of, quote, game-changing weapons bound forth lebanese militant group hezbollah. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu repeatedly warned israel is prepared to take military action if chemical weapons or arms were to reach hezbollah. when israeli planes fired on israeli convoy inside syria, they did outside the syrian airspace. this

we'll speak about this with alan colmes and tucker carlson. good to have you both here. tucker, i want to start with alan. is that troublesome what you just watched? >> absolutely. you don't want the president to find out things the way you find out, from the news media. you want them to be ahead of the curve. you have got to get out in front. there is a way to handle a potential scandal and that's to get ahead of the story which is not what this white house has done. martha: when you look at the irs situation the white house says this is terrible this is going on. we didn't know. you look at the ap situation, we saw eric holder saying that was handled by my deputy. he authorized the subpoena and i didn't know. you go back to benghazi and you watched hillary clinton say those requests for security at the embassy, i never saw them. what's going on. >> you have to wonder if jay carney as a form reporter feels shame at having to defend this. we reported last year, for example, that the irs leaked mitt romney's personal donation reports. money he had given in secret to tradit

alan colmes is host of the alan colmes show, tucker carlson from "the daily caller." let me start with you. you heard adam housley's report. that special op sprks force believes they could have made it there in time or could have at least tried. do you think there is gross negligence that they are trying to cover up here? >> mistakes happen. but there is certainly an awful lot pea don't know and it's not clear why we don't not. victoria tensing is representing one of the self-described whistleblowers. she has not been able to get a security clearance to talk to her client about what he knows about again yazy. she has had -- about benghazi. she has had security clearances in the past. why don't we know what the president was doing during the hours when this attack was in progress. is there another explanation other than a political one? alisyn: why didn't they try to move more assets to help our guys. >> tom as pickering who is co-chair with the accountability review board with the joint chiefs of staff michael mullen, this was a thorough and independent investigation.

tucker carlson cohost of fox & friends weekend, editor of "the daily caller." welcome again.loring about civil liberties in america and which political party would align itself with that, at least maybe in the public's mind or in the mind of the political in washington which would not. you seem to see a reversal on this. explain that. >> the poll numbers suggest there has been a massive transformation on the question of civil liberties. the latest ap poll asked the question is the government too big, is it infringing on your constitutional rights, do you feel oppressed by government. overwhelmingly conservatives, people who identify with the tea party say yes and less than half liberals say yes, which is another way of saying the more liberal you are the less concerned you are about civil liberties. i'm not aware of any time in my lifetime 44, whether that has been the case. this is a huge change. i don't see how any honors person could look at what has happened in the last two weeks, look at the clear infringement on constitutional rights, look as the administration ra execu

great to be wit with tucker carl carlson and clayton morris. from very behind to win the race. like 16th place and he finished. >> tucker: if youd a the adverb on there, really, really behind. happy cinco de mayo. we'll roll up the burrito and drinking margaritas. >> clayton: the crew already started drinking margaritas. >> tucker: if you stay tune at the next four hours at the end you will see a chihuahua race. it's real. >> alisyn: yesterday, we broke news here, that the identity of the benghazi whistle-brother-blowers were red yesterday on the show. now we know more about them and what they will say. >> clayton: we wondered if they were c.i.a. operatives or member of the clan december type service -- clandestine services. it's gregory n. hicks, deputy chief of mission in libya at the time of the benghazi terrorist attacks. mark i. thompson, a former marine, in the counterterrorism bureau. >> you know this name because he testified, eric nordstrom. diplomatic security officer, the regional security officer in libya. the top security officer i

. >> bill: they have people like bristol palin and tom delay and tucker carlson. >> the cleveland cavaliers last night. they will pick the first overall in the 2013 draft next month. picking first for the third time in 11 years. orlando magic who had the best odds of getting the top pick took second and followed by -- they were slotted to get the eighth spot. charlotte and phoenix round out the top five. >> bullets pick third. they weren't expected to be able to pick that high. i wish the draft crop was a little bit better but not bad for us. >> bill: news to me. >> restructuring at espn -- >> bill: nba. i knew it was basketball. that's all i knew. >> restructuring at espn. dead spin is reporting the sports network is laying off between 300 and 400 employees this week to "smartly manage costs and become more competitive, more innovative and more productive." that 300 plus number includes open positions that will simply not be filled. but those being let go, no one really on the air. just behind the scenes workers and those in redundant positions. overall, espn still employs about 7,000 peop

of tucker carlson, who works on this program on the weekend, he was on one of those dance shows.r one. >> did he do okay? >> brian: no, he got out the first week. >> steve: i think he was the first one voted off the island. >> brian: do you believe if you can't win, you shouldn't try? because i believe that. >> no. it's about the journey. >> brian: really? >> yeah. >> steve: not everybody can be an olympic athlete. >> brian: then don't try. >> gretchen: come on. in this entitlement generation, everyone does get a trophy. so when you watch shows like "cats," you find out life is like competition. somebody has to win and lose. >> brian: finally, has america embraced you? i know you were concerned. >> they have. they've embraced me wholeheartedly and given me a big old french kiss of a smooch. >> brian: fantastic. americans giving french kisses. [ laughter ] >> french kissing in the usa. you can catch the premiere of season 3 tomorrow night, may 14 at 8:00 p.m. east coast, 7 central. >> brian: very nice. [ applause ] >> gretchen: we'll wheel you out in six months. >> brian: no bugs.

great to be here with tucker carlson and clay to be morris if you are still going by that. >> claytonr now. i want to say good morning to pete snyder fox news contributor for quite a ill who. i want to note today in the commonwealth of virginia the republican party meeting where the nominee for lt. governor will be chosen. pete is in the running. looks pretty good for him. it's neat when people you know and like ascend up the ladder politically. this man could be the lt. governor of virginia and when he is, i'm calling him for dinner. >> alisyn: he will hold you to that. >> tucker: really good guy. >> alisyn: nice shoutout. we do have a lot of news to tell you about. we have a fox news alert for you right now. the ntsb will be arriving this morning on the scene in connecticut where two trains packed with commuters collided right on the track during last night's evening rush hour 60's people taken to the hospital. at least five with injuries. >> take a look at the pictures. show the mangelled mess of metal inside the trains. seats on top of seats. even the roof collapsing in some parts