we don't yet know. >> so, jon, it's tucker carlson.at altitude don't just fall out of the sky, how rare is that? give us some perspective, how rare is it? jon: well, look, it happened on the air france 447 flight. that was just the most bizarre by nation of human error and minor mechanical difficulties, and that's usually what happens in aircraft disasters. it's not usually any one big thing like a wing suddenly falls off. it's usually a bunch of little things that you wouldn't think would connect, essentially conspire to bring a plane down. now, it did happen in air france 447, but this was a clear night, there were no storms in the area, everything was normal, and this plane suddenly fell out of the sky. that leads me to believe it was human-caused, and they'll certainly know more when they get the flight data recorder. harris: jon, what do you think of that report back in december that really didn't get a lot of fanfare about those 70 workers at the airport there at charles de gaulle, rather, they were part of the labor union, and t

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our hashtag one lucky guy, tucker carlson on the couch and that outnumbered at the top of the hour.oking forward to it and i will be joining you as well. >> see you in a bit. jon: bernie sanders says nominating hillary clinton would be a disaster for the democratic party. here's why. >> virtually every national and state poll i have seen, we are running way, way ahead of donald trump. [applause] but more importantly, i know that the american people will reject the very basic tenets of what trump stands for. jon: our latest fox news poll seems to back up what bernie is saying. in a general election matchup right now, sanders is ahead of donald trump 46 to 42 percent. let's bring back evan sick read and harlan hill, our political experts. harlan, sanders says the government ought to nominate bernie sanders. >> if you're want looking at the numbers sure it does but we see all kind of protection that ensures that hillary clinton actually secures the nomination. everything from coin flips to superdelegates to manufactured controversies. it's clear he was destined to get this. debbie schu

cup and dana perino and tucker carlson. joining me from new york, tucker, glenn beck criticized some of the conservatives in your group saying this was like the salem witch trial in which facebook had to plead guilty or be burned at the stake. your response? >> it's ludicrous. it was a pleasant meeting. i thought that facebook making a good faith effort. they're basically liberal, this he know that, you know, they draw from the peninsula, from silicon valley and upper income highly educated people generally and that's a liberal demographic. they know that when you have a bunch of people with the same world view in a room you can make nad vent ert mistakes. it doesn't help their business model to is up suppress conservative views torques lose the trust of a huge percentage of their audience. they were worried and brought these people in and they had zuckerberg and cheryl samberg and peter teal one of their keyboard members, the head of their development team, they were trying. and, you know, glenn beck mischaracterized it com

i've been leaning in for years. >> yes. >> i was talking to tucker carlson yesterday and he said thatof the most interesting things about this meeting is that she was eating mini twix the entire time. she is like 5'2" and really skinny. we were wondering what was going on. xwl it sounds like he was paying close attention. >> yes. >> i do think it's an important story. but the point is that facebook is not a utility. we use this stuff so much that we think it's water and electricity. you don't deserve twitter. you don't deserve facebook. it is something you signed up for. it's not your right. >> that's true. it is depriving. it's a private company. they can do whatever they want. >> it's private. but it's dominating when you think about how different the economy looks today with facebook and google and it's amazing the impact it's had. >> can you argue that facebook hurt the economy because it took people out of doing things and looking at things? >> could be. i can tell you this, when i used to teach in harvard law school, i would tell my students for the first two weeks no computers

tucker carlson knows this well. editor of daily caller."fox & friends weekend" and fox news contributor. tuckerrer, good morning to you. >> good morning, bill. bill: you were saying during the cop merges this is one of the biggest stories of the year. >> sure. bill: that sounds like overstatement. go ahead and defend it. >> i'm not sure people understand how central facebook is to the news business. more americans get their news from the facebook than any other source. millenials it is in the '60s. average millenial gets majority of his or her political news and news about government from facebook. if you control what news people are getting, control attitudes they develop about the news. it is hugely significant. i think people think of facebook, especially older people as a place to reconnect with your high school classmates but for especially younger people as i said, it really is their window on the world. bill: very true about that. walk down the street, talk to people in your lives, hey, did you see that story. i asked where did you

here with reaction, fox news contributor tucker carlson, fox news legal analyst, peter johnson jr.ou wish for, right, peter? >> i think so. i think it could be a tough debate especially if she sounds the way she sounds tonight and looks the way that she looks. i wish everybody well, but she looks tired. so when donald trump says she lacks the vigor and availability to go forward, when you seein a, god, you know, what's happening? and now bernie sanders is saying, well, i've gotten 45% of these pledged delegates, probably going to go on, perhaps, to win in california. >> california. yeah. >> big win tonight. i agree with what doug schoen was saying. the past is murky there. >> she is a weak candidate. tucker, i'm not sure if you were listening to john mclaughlin who pointed out in three swing states that we were showing the poll numbers for, ohio, florida, pennsylvania, that trump wins on the economy, she wins on foreign policy but a few strategically placed ads in those swing states about benghazi, about the e-mail server, and you hammer that home, you can drive those numbers down

we talked to tucker carlson. that they believe that hillary will win and they want to have a third party, perhaps with ted cruz at the lead of that third party and basically you know, republicans are going to lose anyway, so we might as well preserve the integrity of the party they're saying? >> you know, it never ceases to amaze me how many crazy fantasies emerge from one area code, that is the 202 area code in washington, d.c. that is not going to happen. the way that we win, the way we have conservative republican in the white house at the end of the cycle is to nominate ted cruz. third party runs and other weird ideas those are not going to happen. in fact they're distractions from what needs to be done. we have 10 states remain to vote. those voters will have their say, going all the way to california on june 7th, where we've been organizing since august of last year. that is how we win. we don't win with donald trump. we get wiped out with donald trump. hillary clinton would be a continuation of barack obam

joining us now to react to all of this, fox news contributor tucker carlson, fox news senior correspondent geraldo rivera, legal analyst peter johnson jr. okay. i'm looking at social media i heard dana loesch on with megyn kelly. there are conservatives. there are ted cruz supporters now that are angry. how do you bring the party together? >> donald trump can do that. he has the capacity in business. he has had the capacity in terms of public service now in running these 9 and 10 months. he has the capacity in terms of his force of personality. his intuition. his ability to reach tout to people personally. his magnetism, flamboyance, empathy with a lot of people. people who are conservative, people who are liberal. people left behind in this country. people who are angry. he channeled the voice of the angry. he channeled the cries in the wilderness. and he will try to do that with cruz supportersing if forward it had be a process there are hurt feelings after a primary like this. >> this is a brutal grind process that tests everybody to the limit. >> he will bring folks together. >> you wi

one of them is tucker carlson. so what happened? o tell. >>> but first, let's check in with martha to find out what's going on at the top of the hour. >> so of course, breaking news and continuing coverage of the crash of the egyptair flight as we start to get more information on who was on that flight and what we know about the terrorism environment surrounding this as well as the mechanics of this aircraft. 66 on board. reaction from world leaders, from presidential candidates, weighing in on this as well. and new polls that show donald trump leading hillary clinton in the presidential race. what a race this has been. bret baier, walid phares and catherine herridge will weigh in when bill and i see you at the top of the hour. mr. brady, we've been expecting you. will you be needing anything else? no. not a thing. beautyrest black. get your beautyrest. >>> this is a fox news alert. just in, according to defense sources greek authorities spotted two floating objects, 50 miles from where that plane dropped off radar. we'll bring you t

i'm tucker carlson hitting in for sean. cr we're learning tonight according to the aviation herald, there may have been a fire on board the aircraft. spoke alar joining us from our london bureau is kitty logan. kitty? >> the aviation herald website has published a statement,

today" columnist and tucker carlson, host of "fox & friends" weekend. george you listened to all of the different explanations, it seems like they were getting themselves to a catastrophic event that might be terrorism. but there's not confirmation yet. >> the reason it is reasonable to suspect terrorism is paradoxically, is that flying so unbelievably safe. billions of people traveling trillions of miles a year. with almost no accidents other than whether there is malevolent intervention on the par of someone. i flew yesterday on an airbus from london to washington. i think like a lot of people i feel safer at 37,000 feet than i did in terminal 5 at heathrow, which is a good terrorist target as we discovered in heathrow. as we discovered in brussels. what's different here now is this was terrorism. why isn't someone claiming credit for it the whole point of terrorism is to announce that you can distribute random violence. no one has claimed credit. >> kirsten, there's a lot of concern, no matter what happens, about travel and how that affects us here.

. >> you know tucker carlson, our good friend. >> to you, maybe. >> he says just embrace adult hootd, wait. >> he dropped out of college. >> he did drop out of college. >> he, tucker became an adult too soon. he was wearing a bow tie at six. >> without a shirt. >> i think this is reflective of the economy. the job market is a lot tougher for young people. in the last eight years than the previous couple of decades. think this is a reflection of that. and generation x parents, we were latchkey children. and then we determined that our children would not be like that. even jasper gets a babysitter. >> should, okay if your kid is living at home. charge rent? >> absolutely. >> chores? >> when i moved back with my mother for about six months after law school, i paid for bills. skin in the game. i do believe that. >> let your mom do your laundry? >> my mother does not do that. >> i heard that i'm moving in with my wife. i'm going to college in new york. i'm not going to boarding school. but right? they have like a lot of families have vacation homes. you go to the circuit. family main home

a rirks fleischer, tucker carlson, peter johnson jr. all weigh in. >> she was a total enabler.she would go after these women and destroy their lives. >> and trump slams hillary clinton over her

let's bring in our panel from washington, tucker carlson. a.b.ddard and charles lane opinion writer for the "washington post." chuck what do you think about tonight? set the table and heading into these races, even though the delegate race seems like with super delegates, hillary clinton is a lock. >> she's not piling up the momentum. having been beaten in so many primaries recently, i guess west virginia went very poorly for her. and she could use a win in kentucky for precisely the reason you said. which is that it's kind of indetermi indeterminate, it would be a nice win for her, it's a state somewhat like west virginia. demographically and therefore, it would be a bit of a comeback. but overall the big picture on the democratic side is that bernie sanders is just refusing to get out of the race, notwithstanding what the party wants him to do. so while over here you have the republicans have a lot of problems, at least they don't still have a fight on paper with their fom nation, two candidates going after each other and i can't believe that h

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. >> that's tucker carlson and i we had some fun using facebook's live features.d a meeting with ceo mark zuckerberg he invited conservatives to face the allegations that facebook has been manipulating the conservative news feed to keep conservative news out. an issue came up in the meeting that you would have been really interested in. which is the solution to any sort of human involvement that causes problems. is guess what mark zuckerberg said? >> artificial intelligence. >> yes, he did. you would have loved it. >> then they'll take over and we'll be enslaved. >> me and my robot will enslave you. >> he made an incredible, he admitted that the biggest driver. fear of the leftism of the past. it used to be when you in a conservative had you to be on the down low, liberals were going to talk about who they were going to vote for. what causes they were into. if you were a conservative like me working in publishing you had to keep your mouth shut. the tables have turned. people can openly talk about what they believe in. because in part i have to give credit to trum

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stodda stoddard, the hill, and tucker carlson, hospital of "fox and friends weekend." as we look at this race forward, still 1,012 votes separating them, your thoughts? >> yeah, pretty striking. about what randy said about the excitement of the democratic base, turnout this year is roughly half of what it was in 2008 among democrats in kentucky. that does not sound like an excited base to me. i think what we've seen today is bernie sanders hanging around and proving to be a nuisance for hillary clinton who's going to be the democratic nominee. but we're seeing tensions rise i think among democratic rank and file voters and also among the campaign leadership. you look at what happened in nevada this past weekend and the growing tension i think between clinton folks and the democratic establishment who just want bernie sanders to be gone and sanders folks who on the other hand say no, we've fought this far, we're on a bit of a winning streak here, we're going to stick around. this is increasing. think it's being reflected in what you're seeing in the public comments betw

today" columnist and tucker carlson, host of "fox & friends" weekend.you listened to all of the different explanations, it seems like they were getting themselves to a catastrophic event that might be terrorism. but there's not confirmation yet. >> the reason it is reasonable to suspect terrorism is paradoxically, is that flying so unbelievably safe. billions of people traveling trillions of miles a year. with almost no accidents other than whether there is malevolent intervention on the par of someone. i flew yesterday on an airbus from london to washington. i think like a lot of people i feel safer at 37,000 feet than i did in terminal 5 at heathrow, which is a good terrorist target as we discovered in heathrow. as we discovered in brussels. what's different here now is this was terrorism. why isn't someone claiming credit for it the whole point of terrorism is to announce that you can distribute random violence. no one has claimed credit. >> kirsten, there's a lot of concern, no matter what happens, about travel and how that affects us here. >> the o

i'm tucker carlson hitting in for sean. cr we're learning tonight according to the aviation herald, there may have been a fire on board the aircraft. spoke alar joining us from our london bureau is kitty logan. kitty? >> the aviation herald website has published a statement, transmitted -- this data indicates a smoke alerlt in toilet and in the avionics compartment. an aviation specialist told fox news this could mean there was a fire on board which could have caused the plane's controls to completely fail. now until the aircraft is recovered, investigators won't be able to learn exactly what happened. several countries including france have joined in the search and rescue operation and today the first items of wreckage were discovered. the egyptian navy says its ships recovered personal items with what is parts of the plane such as seats, they found human remains, too, a sad confirmation that none of the 66 passengers and crew is likely to have survived the crash. the debris was discovered 180 miles north of egypt's coast

zuckerberg network top media activists including glenn formerana perino, the bush spokesperson, and tucker carlson. the meeting took place a week after facebook was accused of suppressing news stories on political grounds. former facebook workers told the suppresshehey routinely news stories of intererest to conservative readers by keeping them out of the trending stories section on the sidebar. >> it is a real problem in the sense that the issue here is the one that is not being talked about, the elephant in the room, which is facebook is a monopoly. they have a lot ballistic power power.polistic what facebook or google or amazon does, has him at influence over how people see the world andnd understand the world. so the concerns are legitimate. the real question is, should we have a private monopoly that has so much politicacal influence of political power? i think democratic theory is unequivocal at this point, no. this is antithetical to anything remotely close to a free press and a free society. you're going to have this private monopoly no matter how lovely you think people are around it or h

joining us now, tucker carlson, and doug shown, and peter johnson junior.ed tonight about hillary. she can't close the deal. let's go back to donald trump. peter would who would be a good vp? >> i think a great choice would be newt gingrich. incredible intellect, experience. >> he's get it done. >> no one understands government better in my view. >> hillary clinton is declaring herself the winner. >> this is a narrow victory. and this will probably be a relatively good night for her. >> do you like elizabeth warren? the native american? >> i like brown. he's a leftist, ohio. >> boring, dull. >> she needs to win ohio and placate the left. she can't go with bernie or elizabeth warren. >> only if she has to, sean. >> she doesn't want to. >> she does not. i know her well enough to know that is the last thing she wants to do. >> tucker, who do you think hillary will pick? >> republicans, why are people voting for trump? they agree with him about immigration and that is the top on the list. and who agrees with him? on the democratic side, she'll pick whoever bern

joining us now to react to all of this, fox news contributor tucker carlson, fox news senior

here to react, "fox & friends" weekend host tucker carlson. you must be exhausted.sier than actually improving schools. this is frivolous. that's the main problem with it. it's a solution in search of a problem. are there millions or thousands or even hundreds of transgender children facing skridiscriminat in schools? >> no. will it help them to better compete this the global economy? no. will it raise wages of anyone? no. now it's basically the enforcement arm of left-wing activist groups. i think dying on this hill for the democratic party is unwise because it doesn't speak to the actual needs or concerns of real people. >> one of the things that i read this morning was that the administration has not defined yet what transgender means specifically. and so up until now and going forward, it's pretty much you get to pick your own sex, right? >> well that's exactly right. and this is what we haven't thought through. they haven't defined what transgender means. your sex is what you say it is. first that's designed with biological reality but it also has profound impl

thought this was interesting from tucker carlson. count on tucker to speak his mind as he did about the meeting. i went to that meeting expecting glenn beck, another person who was there, to cry, rend his garments while quoting james madison but that's not at all what happened. he began the most extended, audacious suck-up, i have ever seen a grown man commit. he acted like he was auditioning to be zuckerberg's man-servant. it was awe inspiring. you don't have to wonder what tucker's thinking right there. but do you think zuckerberg got asked the tough questions and got told it the way it was or were people handling him with kid gloves? >> i was there because we have over 740 active groups around the country. our organization tea party patriots started because we were able to organize on facebook. the active local groups around the country use facebook to organize. we have -- >> did you notice -- >> these groups have noticed problems. i was there to advocate for them, to find out, to express some of the concerns they have seen not jus

. >> in the "after the show show," tucker carlson. by the news is breaking on this they are day, may 19. egyptian officials saying egyptair flight ms804 was possibly a terror attack. the plane vanished in the middle of the night. i'm bill hemmer. martha: i'm martha maccallum. let's look at what we know so far. the egyptair flight was minute away from landing in cairo when it suddenly disappeared from radar. it took off at 11:00 local time and lost contact on the mediterranean coast. bill: there are conflicting report on whether the pilot scene distress signal. martha: 66 people were con board, 10 were crew, including three security guards. bill: we begin with senior foreign affairs correspondent gregg palkot in paris. reporter: we are in front of terminal 1, charles de gaulle airport. it was here last night, 66 people, 56 passengers and 10 crew walked across this terminal and got on a plane. little did they know, they were walking to their doom. there are families of some of the victims looking for any kind of clues as to what happene

neil: tucker carlson was there. did he steal anything while he was there?t food or anything? what happened? >> as you, he walked out, last thing i saw he, he walked through the security. the beeper went off. i saw them throwing him up against the wall. i don't know what they found. neil: i feared and suspected as much. very good having you. this meeting is good. says a lot about zuckerberg that he agreed to hold it. facebook's stock by the way, in and out of the all-time highs this week. if this issue was draining on them, they have a funny way showing it. zuckerberg wants to be friendly to conservative community including very folks investing in his stock. we'll have more after this. neil: all right. we don't even know exactly what happened to egyptair but this is typical of wall street folks and i emphasized this at the top of the broadcast, reminder, they usually sell first, ask questions later. anything having to do with travel, be it traditional hotels, dominant leisure industry, airline stocks especially, they're selling off in droves on suspicion, fe

that's our young tucker carlson. >> that's a long time ago. >> holy smokes. >> you are so handsome. >ount porter and that is a wig,. >> of course root beer and a wig. >> oh my gosh. look at that. [sigh] >> anna kooiman, pride of north carolina, such a cute picture. >> glamour shot with the hands -- >> you should done ham a can. >> angelic. >> you're up. >> oshts, man. >> your turn. >> my turn? >> yeah. let's see. >> whoa. >> nice car, nice wheels. >> my 89 ford escort. i was ready to hit the road and get out of there. >> why red by the way? does that suggest scholarship? >> no. that was like valedictorian? yeah, i was at the top. is your nose growing or is that true? >> no way. >> rick reichmuth is roughly my age. he is exactly my age. is he similar hair. rick, do we have your picture? >> i don't know. do we? do we? >> oh, yeah. >> so handsome. >> my buddy. you weren't born yet we had long hair back in the day. >> with duran, duran. >> your face turned night. >> did you say difference or pimps? [ laughter ] >> a lot of dimples and a lot of curls. >> looks like a spot perm. >> it was c

tucker carlson is a friend and supporting somebody who's a republican.donald trump, who would it be? >> quickly, jamie. >> i don't support people just based on parties. my problem is donald trump is proposed things more outlandish. >> we have two choices now. trump or hillary. you have to choose one. >> much more threatening to the united states. >> all right. >> jamie's on the sidelines throwing bombs, not useful. >> we have to leave it there. interestinging discussion nonetheless. thank you. >> thanks so much, pam. >>> and up next on this friday, the personal side of the controversy over transgendered bathrooms. i'll be joined by a michigan mom and her 14-year-old transjentder student. hear how they dealt with the issue in their own lives. >>> this sunday night, anthony bourdain takes us to the wilds of montana. >> montana. many have come to claim their piece over the years but before the prospectors and explorers, there were the plains indians. they have been master horse men since they had mustangs. >> general persian called the native americans the

carlson. he's a messenger, tucker. he says for millions. can you dispute that? >> of course he is. it's not as if the republican primary electric rant decided to elect a reality show host their nominee. they wanted to take the people in charge of their party and throw them out. trump is a vessel for the frustration of his voters. that's why almost nobody called this election correctly. the establishment refused to face that it was a referendum on them. it was never about trump, it was about them. bill: megyn had donald junior on last night and asked bay sib chicago the same question. here is how he answered that. >> the rise is largely in part because of the tone. he's finally saying the thing that everyone want to say. all the hard-working blue collar people in this country who have been left in the dust. who don't get special treatment for doing nothing. he's argue for them. bill: do you agree with that, relationship? >> no. he's engaged in a long struggle to convince people he's worth billion and not 2 billion dollars. but he connected with americans and that's why he was able t