we'll talk to his replacement tucker carlson. this is "mediabuzz." media shifting into the first 100 days mode. the debate is taking shape on who is responsible for this journalistic ritual. >> what is the obsession with getting things done in the first 100 days. where does that come from? >> the white house. howie: is that true? this coming from the *. no matter how much i accomplish the first 100 days, media will kill. joining me, gillian turner, katie pavlich and mo eileithee. the white house seems to be fully engaged holding meetings on branding the first 100 days. is it just the media being ridiculous? >> the president said he wants to run the federal government like a business. during the first month of president trump's administration reporters were complaining about him doing too much. it was a neck breaking pace. there was too much to cover and the reporters were exhausted. here we are approaching the first 100 days and he apparently hasn't done enough. he either hasn't done enough or he needs to do more. howie: it goes back to fdr's days an

tucker carlson will be hosting. some guest hosts this week and then tucker carlson. >> late last year, during the election, he was on at 7:00. and so he has had a really swift ascent. >> we should disclose, his time slot moved because of gretta van susteren come to our network. >> and megyn kelly. >> he had bill o'reilly has a lead-in. so it does put a lot of extra pressure on tucker. the good thing for them is that there's a lot of interest right now in the news cycle with the trump administration. so they have a little bit of a cushion there. >> there's definite an audience for them and also for bill o'arrivy. his ratings have been quite good over the last few weeks. >> miss his fans are very loyal. as well as tucker is doing, he still loses a third of the audience. >> so bill has been a great lead-in for multiple people on that lineup. so it will be interesting to see how it shakes out. and bill's audience is loyal. it is not there at eight clorks oh, i'll watch this instead. that may not happen. >> mike, talk ab

tucker carlson, the host of "tucker carlson tonight," we'll see him at 8:00. hi, tucker.reat to see you. >> tucker: great to see you, martha. >> martha: these numbers have gotten a ton of attention and they're low. historically low, the typical number is usually in the low 60s. what you i do think about it? >> tucker: they're low for sure, and the administration hasn't brought a lot of new voters to its side. relative to those of hillary clinton, though, they're high. trump is performing better head to head against hillary than he did in the election five months ago. you have to ask yourself why is that happening? two reasons. one, most trump voters, overwhelmingly majority are happy they voted for the president. they're sticking with him in a way that may be surprising to people who only read the "washington post." number two, the democrats haven't gotten a lot out of the way they've approached the trump administration. they've thwarted it, you saw -- they' they are pretty good at gumming up the works. i would argue, they don't have much of an argument. it hasn't been gr

some how you have a special power mr., tucker carlson. who is this special guest you ripped from me? >> so kaitlin generaller is coming on monday. i'm interested in kaitlin generaller's politics. what it's like to be in that position, people at you from both sides. >> what does that mean, coming at you from both sides? >> hit from the left and right. >> i was thinking about it a different way. >> tucker, kaitlin is a conservative, right? >> that's my understanding. you know, i haven't -- >> this is the first interview we have done. i don't know. i am interested in it, i read. that i'm interested in the idea people wind up spokes people for a cause or a group maybe against their will. i want to find out. >> she has a new book out. one of the things, apparently she has a feud with ellen deagain ris. the issue of the spokes person. >> how would you like to be recruited in voluntarily as a spokes person for people you don't know. can you imagine? i wouldn't like that at all. >> that happens to me all the time. >> we're going to go with other

. >> welcome to tucker carlson tonight. >> reporter: tucker carlson will take his primetime slot starting monday. the beginning of the end came april 1 with the "new york times" expose which claimed five women who accused o'reilly of historic harassment were given settlements totally roughly $30 million on condition they would never talk. abc news has not independently verified these claims. two days later, april 3 in los angeles, lisa bloom revealed another o'reilly accuser. >> i'm not litigious. i don't want any money. there's no lawsuit. >> reporter: 2013, dr. wendy walsh began a thursday night slot on o'reilly's show. >> we are beginning a new segment called are we crazy? >> reporter: it was a tryout. soon she says she got a dinner invite from o'reilly's assistant. >> and i thought, wow, the big boss, wow. he brought it up first as soon as we sat down to dinner saying, we'd like to make you a contributor. >> reporter: after dinner she says -- >> as we walked past the hostess stand at the restaurant, he turned right towards the bedrooms. i turned left towards the bar. and he caught up

tucker carlson has said controversial things about women.on't know if things are going to change just because bill o'reilly is gone. his legacy is living on there. >> i have to go. thank you to all of you. we should not be dancing on anyone's grave, because what made them popular is not in the grave. it is still up and functioning. up next, she's a rapper and a musical pioneer who is now concerned with the damage done by the trump administration to civil rights. she's here next. don't go away. dentures are very different to real teeth. they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can multiply. polident kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains. so dentures are cleaner, fresher, and brighter polident. blazing a trail for women in hip hop music for 30 years. her career is a laundry list of accomplishments. she was grammy nominated by the tender age of 23 making her the first female so lo rapper to receive the honor. she was the first african american to head it up. she both performed for and wor

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thanks for being with tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: well, good evening and welcome to "tucker, the country is as divided as it has been in 150 years since the civil war. right in right and left different cultures rarely encounter each other personally. they live in different cities, attend different churches, read different books, have different hobbies. they even eat different foods increasingly. at the political level state and local governments don't just denounce federal policy they actively defy it 8 states ignore federal ban on marijuana letting cities grow it impunity. countless city tell their police immigration

. >>> let's talk about the prospects of a government shut down with tucker carlson, host of "tucker carlsontonight. good evening. >> possibility? >> it has been a possibility, and we've known the date, and we knew, if we're paying any attention at all, a long time ago, this was going to be imminent as a crisis brewing, but a lot of us are focused on more important questions, like did the russian cable channel influence the election. a lot of members of congress who ought to be thinking about this for a long time haven't been. and i do think that the conventional view is right. the peril is mostly on the administration side. >> bret: so the democrats have a lot of possibilities. they could demand that president trump release his tax returns. >> that's right. >> bret: throw in a different wrench, and suddenly, the negotiations will have to speed up in the middle of this, health care and then rolling out tax reforms. >> that's exactly right. then the immigration piece of it, the wall becomes part of the negotiation. i think it is tough. i'm sure there is some strategy behind the white house sa

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tucker carlson works there, makes a lot of money. haven't heard them say anything.egan kan megyn kelly worked there. we want to be fair. i'm just saying. bill hemmer works there. bill i'm sure makes a lot of money. do you understand the point? brit hume works there. he makes a lot of money. and on and on. >> look, i think here is the thing. the other thing is it's knowable. i'm just saying i don't know. but i think that fox probably does no, right. the people who have had access to the -- >> and so i think that they know what happened. and they have to make a decision what they want to do. it's hard for me sitting here not having access. >> kaleigh says redemption, right? it is hypocritical, though, when you're the family values channel to allow someone who possibly did this to stay on the air and not question it? we'll talk about that when we come back. as after a dvt blood clot,ital i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered,

tucker carlson, his ratings are even better.ible, bill o'reilly, the same happen there's? is the platform stronger than he is or is he stronger than the platform? >> the real test would be if he went off and did something else to compete against them. at the moment, if he lives, exits, where do his core fans go? if they don't have an obvious place to go that leads to less of a negative impact for fox news. >> how many executives are perking up the phone right now calling bill o'reilly's agent saying, the minute he's available we'd like to talk to him? after he goes out to his, whatever. >> cnn doing it? i doubt it. i mean, there's not that many places which have a format right now with full distribution in the cable network universe which can pick up that phone and say, hey, we've got an equivalent platform. >> hold on. julia with more information. >> i just think it's worth noting here that o'reilly's show generated the highest revenue, highest ad revenue, of any of the shows on cnn, msnbc or fox news. even though there is a lo

republicans to trump's defense, it must not be worthy of coverage any more. >> yesterday my friend tucker carlsonke tucker, i have been on his show. but i'm sorry, he's turning into a high-paid smokescreen. he's trying to distract you from the real news yesterday. >> tucker: fighting words. why don't you come say that to my face. wait, here he is. david goodfriend. on the set. why am i the civil libertarian here? why am i the one worried about privacy rights of americans? i thought that was supposed to be a liberal obsession. >> if we talk about edward snowden, that brought together on the far left and the far right saying that was too much invasion by the state. i, for one, i would love to see you support this as well. i would like to see reauthorization of the patriot act. >> tucker: now you are get abstract. we know a political appointee, susan rice, an adviser, requested american names and monitors trump's entourage for months. we know her behavior is unusual. >> i will explain why i called you a smokescreen salesman. >> tucker: i don't take it personally. >> your previous guest, life-long re

fox now looks to tucker carlson, debuting his show overnight in the predecessor's primetime spot aftereilly'sed cast. a drop in ratings would be a major blow for recovering from last year's sexual harassment scandal that led to the removal of former executive roger ailes. everyone seems to be speculating what is next for o'reilly? in addition to this pod cast, we know he has a speaking tour starting in june. and eighth book and best selling series set out in september. kendis and diane. >> wonder who he is killing off in the next book. killed off everybody. >> what people want him to write is a become about what happened and to hear his actual side of story. >> i'd buy it. would you buy it? >> i want to know. i want to hear from him. >> listen to the audio book. >> so far seems look he is keeping the message limited. >> heard in the package. being very vague. people don't know if it is that he can't speak about it or doesn't want to. people are demanding to figure out what happened >> said i don't know, the truth will come out. don't know if you will be surprised. >> yeah. >> huh. now

now she's speaking out only to tucker carlson on the president's policies and how to solve the dividen america, watch tucker's exclusive watch tucker's exclusive interview with did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >> tucker: recently on this show, we've been raising the alarm on ms-13, we've been doing this because we think it's important. it's an international crime cartel it's not an overstatement. based in el salvador, rapidly become one of america's largest and deadliest street gangs. there are more than 10,000 members in this country, they run criminal enterprises and at least 40 states. how better things getting on america's streets and what are police doing to keep them in check? police chief on suffolk county new york

tucker carlson is next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight.", day, another apparent attack. isis is taking responsibility tonight for a shooting on the champs elysees in paris. a lab report from europe in a moment but the daily mail's katie hopkins will be here to discuss the growing danger of prospect confidence. first the war over president trump's immigration policies continues tonight. want a manual at montes an illegal immigrant was deported in february. he's doing. he should have been protected by dhaka, federal programs devised by the obama administration. the big

sam: fox news has given tucker carlson the timeslot and it is unclear how much bill o'reilly will leave with in severance pay, but some are speculating it could be similar to what robert -- roger ailes left with, $40 million. jummy: a major mess on the beltway near fourth novus morning, and overturned -- forest bill this morning to a big backup. 8:30anes reopened by about and three people were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. the white house is cracking down on security measures and overnight, new restrictions were put in place. john gonzalez has details. john: yet another layer of security and mixed reviews. secret service members are posting the signs that read do not enter, restricted area, and those will stay indefinitely. several people have illegally jumped the white house fence over the past several years and now that the secret service is working on finalizing a design for a new fence, starting today the south side has some changes. changes to keep the public further back, the sidewalk next to the fence is now off-limits fence jumpers have been on the nor

airk tucker carlson i watched bill o'reilly at this hour for years.meanwhile - tucker carlson makingis first appearance since taking over o'reilly's time slotairk tucker carlson what o'reilly did was not easy. he set a high bar and i'm going to do my best to meet it.also returning were the advertisers who had vacated after the news about o'reilly broke... tucker clearly poised to be the network's new star. the show will always be as we've said the sworn enemy of lying pomposity smugness and group think(----debbie----)we'll have so much more on this story tonight at seven on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm debbie matenopoulos back to you. (catherinei) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) thank you grant and catherine. a big victory today for sanctuary cities as president trump's executive order is blocked. next the impact of the ruling. (pam) and california just passed a massive gas tax increase to fix the roads... but is it enough? we have the troubling answer to that question. kron 4 news ( pam ) a big ruling

heather: prime time line-up, tucker carlson is moving to 8:00 p.m.astern and the five heading to prime time with new slot of 9:00 p.m. and jesse watter is joining the team. be sure to tune in. safety isn't a list of boxes to check. it's taking the best technologies out there and adapting them to work for you. the ultrasound that can see inside patients, can also detect early signs of corrosion at our refineries. high-tech military cameras that see through walls, can inspect our pipelines to prevent leaks. remote-controlled aircraft, can help us identify potential problems and stop them in their tracks. at bp, safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. heather: and welcome back to "fox & friends first". while you were sleeping vice president mike pence thanking u.s. service members in american somoan, vice president addressing 200 soldiers during a refueling stop telling them that the president is seeking a large increase in military funding. vice president pence is now on a plane heading to hawaii ramping up his asian-pacific t

maybe they will announce tucker carlson will be moving to the 8:00 p.m. slot. ing about what this means for women who charged o'reilly with harassment or others. gretchen carlson is the woman who started some of this. last july, she sued roger ailes for sexual harassment and retaliation. many people were stunned that they were going up the powerful founding ceo of fox news. gri gretchen carlson succeeded. other women supported gretchen. they said i was harassed by ailes as well. now we're talking about bill o'reilly. but it took one woman, who was laid off by fox, gretchen carlson, to stand up, to sue and to get the attention on this issue. i'm really curious to see what she'll be saying and feeling on a day like today. because there are women at other workplaces, not even tv newsrooms, other kinds of jobs that have been harassed by their bosses in the past, felt like they were retaliated against. sometimes those stories don't have that kind of ending. today it's an ending that those women, the groups that have been advocated for o'reilly's removal, will feel go

ann coulter explained this further with our own tucker carlson earlier tonight. take a quick look. >> my judicious and hateful speech, the theme of it was going to be a searingly brilliant speech on immigration. the main point of which was federal written law on the books about immigration, developed over generations by both democrats and republicans, should be enforced. >> that was it? >> that was the overall theme. >> [laughs] of course i agree with you emphatically but you weren't going to call for war or violence you are just going to say existing laws ought to be enforced? >> yes. >> sean: think about this for a second. the snowflake liberals were threatening violence, feigning outrage all because ann coulter wanted to talk about enforcing laws that are already on the books? this is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the snowflake liberals shutting down any and all conservative voices. at claremont mckenna college, agitators cut short a speech by heather mcdonald by using what she called brute totalitarian force. a couple weeks ago and to kane univ

thanks for being with tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: well, good evening and welcome to "tuckerlson tonight." america, the country is as divided as it has been in 150 years since the civil war. right in right and left different cultures rarely encounter each other personally. they live in different cities, attend different churches, read different books, have different hobbies. they even eat different foods increasingly. at the political level state and local governments don't just denounce federal policy they actively defy it 8 states ignore federal ban on marijuana letting cities grow it impunity. countless city tell their police immigration laws don't exist or invalid or so immoral you can't k. ignore them. can key salvage a functional nation out two of groups who increasingly despise each other. a real question and not asked enough. joining us is mark green a former new york city public advocate. he recently founded a shadow cabinet. a group of policy experts who oppose every action of the trump administration. he joins us now. mark, thanks a lot for coming on. >> thank you

i think tucker carlson has been the number two.steam with the last several months there. at least for the time being, viewership will be fine. >> your edition of the 35 most powerful people in media came out. bill o'reilly was there and top tier management from fox news. how do you think this is a change to the culture for the fox news hallways to see this type of turn? >> i mean, i would hope it is welcome. it is hard to say exactly what is going on at all of the varying levels in the company right now. these are some of the most powerful people in media. clearly they decided to clean house. they started with roger ailes. while not an on-air face of the the company. this is something they will respond to and i hope this is trickling down on the day-to-day level and people who work there are feeling a difference and the company is really putting money where its mouth is in solving these problems. >> when we think of the problems, katie, have you seen a situation or heard of a case where an employee says something and the company pa

hour and tucker carlson will be taking over this time slot. er joins me now, congratulations on the new hour, it's an exciting, unusual, unique time. i've got to ask you -- what do you have coming up monday night? >> tucker: i'm a conservative, i don't believe in change necessarily. i'm very aware of the history of this hour, the bigness of it, the success of it and the audience which is the key to all of it. i hope i can stay true to the basics of the hour. we're going to be skeptical like always. ask tough questions, be respectful i think that's okay. force people with power to account for what they're doing. >> greg: are you going to get a new haircut? s >> tucker: i'm sure i will. every time i change hours. >> greg: it gets slightly shorter, more establishment.st i think the toughest job at fox it is to be your book or because their job is to set the cheese and the mouse trap. and theyo have to convince somebody, tucker's going to be great. you're going to do great, then i watch it's like what just happened. >> tucker: bookers are the most

amy: as his former show went off the air friday, his replacement tucker carlson launching his new show. just an hour after o'reilly's podcast. o'reilly has not said if he plans to return to tv but promises his podcast will expand into a full news show with guests and his signature no holds barred style. >> you as a loyal o'reilly listener have the right to know down the lane what exactly happened, and we are working in that direction. amy: there are new developments in that lindsey: -- developments in that united airline story. employees were calling for police assistance. there is video of the doctor's wife boarding, running off, and running back on. they are getting ready for legal action. >> it escalated to physical harm , when he was lawfully where he was entitled to be. lindsey: the attorney is representing this woman who says an american airlines flight attendant removed her stroller, nearly hitting her baby. into at the zoo turned quite an adventure for and expecting cup -- couple. the baby had other plans. she went into labor in the middle of the park, so dad jumped into action

what i will say about the fox news programming now, you look at tucker carlson, everything was designed don't worry. we are still the home for conservative thought and opinion. we are still pro trump. we're not going anywhere. it's rupert murdoch basically saying one article in "the new york times" and a bunch of advocacy groups and advertiser flight was not enough to change >> and i think it should also be noted that ails is a fox news -- >> i appreciate that challenge you just gave me. great to see you, guys. after the break here, just how many fibs and falsehoods did the trump administration make in their first 100 days? we'll have the answer after the break. y282uy ywty it'that can make a worldces, of difference. expedia, everything in one place, so you can travel the world better. nlike @squirrelgirl52, without thwho writes,ootball... "no football on sundays has left me with a lot of free time, so i've constructed a sanctuary for local squirrels." try watching the nfl draft. maybe watch with a friend. or doctor. when they thought they should westart saving for retirement.le then we

tucker carlson is next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."he other, day, another apparent attack. isis is taking responsibility tonight for a shooting on the champs elysees in paris. a lab report from europe in a moment but the daily mail's katie hopkins will be here to discuss the growing danger of prospect confidence. first the war over president trump's immigration policies continues tonight. want a manual at montes an illegal immigrant was deported in february. he's doing. he should have been protected by dhaka, federal programs devised by the obama administration. the big torso, will be conferred by gonzales curio. he's a mexican-american judge who was -- he was an illegal immigrant but despite that shehe eventually made it in finance here in the united states and became the vice president at goldman sachs. she recently wrote a piece accusing the trip and administration of creating a deportation force that will drive out millions of immigrants. she joins us now. thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> tucker: so you appli

tucker carlson is next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." coulter has canceled a planned speech of the university of california berkeley tomorrow, saying physical threats from the left made going there simply too dangerous. she released a statement saying this. it's a sad day for free speech. everyone who should believe in free speech fought against it or ran away. after releasing that statement, she told sean hannity this. >> i think what is going on with berkeley, when you have -- it shows how radical the universities are generally. what you are talking about, they want to destroy and squelch conservative speech. but there is a separate issue with the universities right now. when you have bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, bill maher, joy behar, when they are saying, get over yourselves, berkeley, we have a first amendment, people have fought and died for the right to free speech. >> tucker: you can see the rest of the interview on sean's show tonight at 10:00. despite sabotaging the coulter speech by forcibly changing the date and refusing

he spent nor than 20 years at fox news the eye reilly factor. 21st century fox says tucker carlson will move fl to o'reilly's top spot. >>> we're learning more about a shooting rampage in fresno that police say was racially motivated. the three men are 33-year-old zachary randall, a married father of two toddlers. 37-year-old mark gosett, another married father. and david jackson. police say a security guard at a motel was also killed by the same gunman last week. the suspect under arrest corey ma ham ad had uploaded racially charged rap videos, he targeted because they were white. prosecutors could seek the death penalty -- death penalty against him. he will be arraigned later this week. >>> the san francisco district attorney says 61-year-old albert williams faces felony embezzlement charges. authorities say williams used various schemes to conceal how much money he collected. they say he stole hundreds of dollars in cash each month but they didn't release a total amount. going forward they're going to consider eliminating the cash payments on cable cars. >>> a man threatening to jump

. >> tucker carlson will take over the 8:00 p.m. slot. >>> now to your first alert weather. rain getting closer to the area. >> tammy souza is tracking this for us and has the latest. what is the timing? >> overnight tonight between 2:00 a.m. and during the early part of the morning commute. right now things are quiet. we're not seeing anything out there other than cloud cover. but the rain is making its way through the western part of the state and we're going to get clipped by this. and it is going to diminish as it approaches the area. some may see an isolated thunderstorm tomorrow morning. let's take a look at the second part of the weather story, the temperature trend. today only 63 degrees and felt cooler with the breeze. but starting at 5:00 a.m., 55 degrees and climbing up to 75 degrees tomorrow. even warmer on friday and that's what we're going to discuss plus the weekend forecast when i come back. >>> to this now, guilty on all charges. that is the verdict for eric frein. he faced 12 charges including first degree murder and terrorism for an ambush on a police barr

tucker carlson is next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."anned speech of the university of california berkeley tomorrow, saying physical threats from the left made going there simply too dangerous. she released a statement saying this. it's a sad day for free speech. everyone who should believe in free speech fought against it or ran away. after releasing that statement, she told sean hannity this. >> i think what is going on with berkeley, when you have -- it shows how radical the universities are generally. what you are talking about, they want to destroy and squelch conservative speech. but there is a separate issue

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that's tucker carlson who joins us. trump is doing the bidding of vladimir putin and all of a sudden he attacks a puppet client state of vladimir putin, with russian troops in it, you have to ask yourself how does it fit into grand theory of everything. and normal person says, well, maybe i need to reassess my grand theory. but the democrats right now are saying no. no. no. this is just more evidence. it's so complex, this conspiracy, that this proves it must be true. it's actually getting scary. >> but the russians. the russians. >> it's a conversation earned. not a starter. ainsley: is that all they have? is that why they continue this narrative? >> i really think a lot of them have come to believe it. i mean, politics plays a role this is the political question. but judging by the democrats that i know in washington, i mean, they really believe that the election is the result of russian meddling. steve: uh-huh. >> it satisfies they emotionally. it describes and explains something that's unexplainable. how could hillar

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: well, good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."vided as it has been in 150 years since the civil war. right in right and left different cultures rarely encounter each other personally. they live in different cities, attend different churches, read different books, have different hobbies. they even eat different foods increasingly. at the political level state and local governments don't just denounce federal policy they actively defy it 8 states ignore federal ban on marijuana letting cities grow it impunity. countless city tell their police immigration

tucker carlson is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: well, good evening and worker to tucker carlson tonight, anotherpparent terror attack. isis is taking responsibility tonight for a shooting on the in paris. we have a live report from paris in moments. katie hopkins will be here to discuss the growing danger across that continent. but, first, the war over president trump's immigration policies continues tonight. juan emanuel mondays a montes ws deported in february. he said you should have been protected by daca. big twist though, the case will be

tucker carlson is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: well, good evening and worker to tucker carlson tonight, anothernd another apparent terror attack. isis is taking responsibility tonight for a shooting on the in paris. we have a live report from paris in moments. katie hopkins will be here to discuss the growing danger across that continent. but, first, the war over president trump's immigration policies continues tonight. juan emanuel mondays a montes ws deported in february. he said you should have been protected by daca. big twist though, the case will be heard by gonzalo curiel, the mexican judge the president accused of bias last year. julius was an illegal immigrant but despite that she basic eventually made it in finance. goldman sachs. she wrote a piece accusing the trump deportation force that will drive out millions of immigrants. she joins us now. thanks a lot for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> so you applied for a job and were accepted at goldman sachs and ascended in the ranks but you were here illegally. that suggests that you used an illegal social security number, someon

. >> dana: comparison to a isis does make any sense to me.so last night tucker carlson on his programalked about the opium epidemic in heroin addiction. if you're a mom or dad who has lost a child to heroin overdoses if you saw the video like that i think you might feel like at least somebody is trying to do something, right? >> it may seem that way but i have spoken to a lot of parents and brothers and sisters. who have lost loved ones to heroin overdoses. when they understand the situation, when they understand how easy it is to push people into the fringes -- we have people dying because they are in isolation. this type of approach just pushes people further and further into isolation an end that's where the experience and these overdose deaths. most of the people who are out there selling aren't these major drug dealers, these are people trying to manage their addictions. are these people the worst?le the scum of the earth? not in my opinion, these are people suffering from an illness who need medical attention. >> dana: thank you so much, that is it for us tonight, thanks for wat

tucker carlson will move to the bill o'reilly slot.ister theresa may won the approval she wanted. them in from the u.k. withdrawal from the european union could undermine financial stability. we know that britain had a aaa rating. reconsidering the negative outlook. officer atis chief sovereign ratings for s&p global ratings. thanks for joining us. decision to to this hold snap elections in june, markets interpreted that. >> i think that is right. commentators say that they are doing well in the polls. trying to gain more seats. more importantly, maybe, the fact that within the governing party, different thoughts about brexit happened, she's gone from what we can see to a little more pragmatic group that she leads. i think she is also trying to actually expand the importance of this group within the conservative party and get more flexibility to actually make compromises. want, it'ss what we certainly not going to work. it's really the background that she tries to strengthen. it has no clear pro-european position to begin with. particu

tucker carlson will take over the 8:00 p.m. time slot monday.rs at fox news i have been extremely proud to launch and lead one of the most successful news programs in history which has consistently informed and entertained millions of americans and significantly contributed to building fox into the dominant news network in television. he called the circumstances surrounding his firing "tremendously disheartening." now to the latest on the suicide of aaron hernandez. media reports say before the former new england patriots star killed himself he wrote the bible verse john 3:16 on his forehead and smoked marijuana. he was serving a life sentence for the shoot lloyd. he was acquitted from a double murder trial. >>> president trump has signed bill that will let veterans seek care outside of the troubled va system. the veterans choice improvement act removes barriers congress placed around the original choice initiative. lawmakers created the choice program in 2014 after a massive scandal involving wait time coverups at more than 100va facilities aro

but tucker carlson moved into his seat.and tucker carlson, who may be a conservative but has a more nuanced position has been welcome in that place. >> our thanks to steve battalia, stephanie ruhle. that's all we have for this segment and time to discuss it. we'll have you both back. >>> coming up after a break, a political veteran takes a whack at answering the question what just happened to american politics, and are we now a nation of political tribes? when "the 11th hour" continues. . tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have a sudden decrease or loss of hearing or vision, or an allergic reaction, stop taking cialis and get medical help right away. ask your doctor about cialis. iscuswho'

fox news tucker carlson took on a college prove fessor who says he thinks we should have quote standards speakers. let's take a listen. >> the issue is that conservative groups on campus have intelligently discerned a strategy whereby they invite speakers who are deliberately provocative, not interested in debating ideas, and fulfilling an educational mission in their visits to an institution. tucker: you are blaming the victim because people are quote deliberately provocative. can you hear yourself? liz: he says he's a free speech advocate but thinks we should have zan standards guardrails of what people say. >> it's demagoguery and he's a censorrer. the free speech standards are ahmadinejad is allowed to speak. vincente fox was allowed to speak there. they had supreme court justices speak there. this is censorship and it doesn't stand under the first amendment. liz: you have chris rock, larry the cable guy saying we don't want to perform on college campuses, they are too politically correct. what have you been told from berkel authorities? pro-trump central are you organizer rich black

tucker carlson will take over o'reilly's 8:00 p.m. slot. >> vice president mike pence's ten day asian trip continues with a meeting with indonesia's president. they will discuss trade. pence will mark the 50th anniversary of the association of southeast asian nations. president trump is reportedly considering breaking 2015 iran nuclear deal struck during president obama's administration. secretary of state rex tillerson says the trump administration is conducting an inner agency review of the u.s. policy on iran. tillerson said iran's nuclear ambitions is a grave risk to international peace and security. tiller son said the review should clarify whether economic sanctions are applying enough pressure on iranian leaders. >>> utah congressman jason chaffetz said he won't run for re-election. he announced his surprise decision on facebook and said he wanted to spend more time with his family. he chairs the oversight in government reform committee which investigates hillary clinton and benghazi attack. he didn't rule out a return to polit

tucker carlson will react, and he is live next. "how to win at business."oyalty points for a free night-instantly and win at business. >> throughout this whole process, i've been saying that whenever you come up with anything that actually fixes the problem, that is what does not pass. they'll pass anything, as long as it doesn't work. they'll talk about fixing the border again and again and again. but when the chips are down, they back off. let me tell you, we are this close. we get this barrier fixed, we get this, it will save us so much money. it will reduce the amount of drugs and criminals that come into the country, it will make us more secure and safe from terrorists. it's going to be the end of illegality. american people have asked for it for 30 years. it's time for the politicians to deliver once and for all, and we can do it. brian: and that is some of the news that's been breaking over this morning. we just talked to the attorney general and joining us right now is a man who is going to have a busy and long night. it's very excited for us and fo