tucker carlson coming up next in washington, d.c. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."lions of school children across america. in fact, around the world skipped school today. they weren't playing hooky. they were, instead, participating in a coordinated left wing political protest. it was called climate strike so naturally msnbc was there to cheer them on. >> new york city is the home base for these protests. school officials, public school officials are allowing nearly 1 million students to cut classes. >> some of the signs by the way i have seen so far for this rally absolutely fantastic. >> i'm not in favor of encouraging people to skip class. if there is a cause that is important, this is it. so good on you for going out there and telling people what really matters. congratulations to you and those like you around the world. >> tucker: congratulations on skipping school. throughout the day news anchors assured their viewers that the strike was in fact being led by the kids. they were lying, of course, like all activist movements climate strike by adults for politica

i think tucker carlson is wrong there. there's a lot of -- there's still a lot of dismay because they're saying at a time where there's so many big issues in national security and foreign relations, we have foreign -- we have prime minister benjamin netanyahu, for example, just as all this was happening was claiming that the united states was going to assist him or be -- cooperate with him in annexing parts of the west bank. there's a lot going on, and the national security apparatus is in complete disarray. there's no sense of who's in charge. the president is firing people on twitter. and all that makes it very difficult for the united states to lead. so it's a lot of chaos and confusion. it's something that the president doesn't seem to mind so much, but certainly folks on the hill and elsewhere are very concerned about it. >> terrific point, where netanyahu is concerned. one of the stories that did get by today. hey, jeremy, newspaper reporters love the expression, "being mentioned for the job." who is being mentioned

tucker carlson is next. stay tuned for that. good night ever ready. have a good night. ms. of ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight as the brett kavanaugh saga has just reminded us, the left roots around for people they don't like. the question is, do they apply the same standard to themselves? we have breaking news about the past of a well-known progressive who once again confirms that noel. the standards are not the same. we will bring that to you in just a minute. but first, here's a quick quiz. what exactly do you know about kamala harris? can you name three things she believes? can you name a single thing she's accomplished? most americans cannot. you have no idea who she is. the one thing you know about harris is that she could very easily become the president of the united states. and you know this because you've been told that confidently again and again on television. >> the name i'm hearing now, because there was a she the people serving in politics. number one name of people, the person that is on people's mind peered kamala harris. >> ba

my friend tucker carlson up next from washington, d.c. good night, everybody: ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucke "tucker carlson tonight." it was just three days ago that "new york times" reporters kelly and robin were the toast of the left. by things move fast. their new book appeared to finish the job that the national media started a year ago and take out brett kavanaugh for good. the authors accuse kavanaugh of committing a kind of sexual assault as a college student more than 30 years ago at yale. details were sparse but was enough to launch a tsunami of rage from the left. shatters on the other cable channels key nounsed kavanaugh as a gang rapist. all the leading democrats running for president demanded that kavanaugh be impeached and removed from office. and then almost immediately the story fell apart. sunday night the newspaper was forced to make a devastating correction to the piece. in fact, the woman that kavanaugh supposedly attacked didn't remember anything about the event. and just like so many previous st

tucker carlson coming up next from d.c. good night, everybody. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." believe it or not, it was a year ago this book that a constellation of left wing activist groups cooked up a series of outlandish lies designed to keep brett kavanaugh off the supreme court. the national news media as you will remember joined the smear campaign. they repeated and magnified the slurs. but in the end it was to no effect. dolphin was confirmed any way. why? because not a single allegation against him turned out to be true, not one. and so they their only lasting effect was to traumatize brett kavanaugh's wife and children. yet, the left never to this day apologized for their dishonesty or their profound cruelty nor did they accept defeat. they never do accept defeat. why? because when politics is your religion, acknowledging reality looks like sin and so it continues. over the weekend the "new york times" revived the attacks on brett kavanaugh. the newspaper ran a story excerpt f

. >> jedediah: did you learn that on the tucker carlson show last night? hing tucker, forgive me, talker. >> juan: some of that i think i'm expectations are too high for us to win everything. iowa, new hampshire. >> dana: it's hard to beat the front runner for 18 months, and he is a shaky front runner, i think, but despite the big lead, the media is now accentuating everything that happens to be part of one of the narratives that he is too old, or too many gaffes, or the positions are too moderate. everything he does because nobody else is really making news. you get some news. bernie sanders is basically talking about abortion for population control. i guess you could make news like that and if i were the speed bn campaign i would say go ahead. the elizabeth warren and bernie sanders alliance is going to attack biden together or attack each other because these two groups need to come together to get behind one nominee, whoever that nominee is going to be. i don't know if it will happen next week but that is what i'm going to watch for. i'm sure it will att

tucker carlson coming up next in washington, d.c. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."s america. in fact, around the world skipped school today. they weren't playing hooky. they were, instead, participating in a coordinated left wing political protest. it was called climate strike so naturally msnbc was there to cheer them on. >> new york city is the home base for these protests. school officials, public school officials are allowing nearly 1 million students to cut classes. >> some of the signs by the way i have seen so far for this rally absolutely fantastic. >> i'm not in favor of encouraging people to skip class.

tucker carlson is next. stay tuned for that. good night ever ready. have a good night. ms. elcome to tucker carlson tonight as the brett kavanaugh saga has just reminded us, the left roots around for people they don't like. the question is, do they apply the same standard to themselves? we have breaking news about the past of a well-known progressive who once again confirms that noel. the standards are not the same. we will bring that to you in just a minute. but first, here's a quick quiz. what exactly do you know about kamala harris? can you name three things she believes? can you name

tucker carlson coming up next from d.c. elcome to "tucker carlson tonight." believe it or not, it was a year ago this book that a constellation of left wing activist groups cooked up a series of outlandish lies designed to keep brett kavanaugh off the supreme court. the national news media as you will remember joined the smear campaign. they repeated and magnified the slurs. but in the end it was to no effect. dolphin was confirmed any way. why? because not a single allegation against him turned out to be true, not one. and so they their only lasting effect was to traumatize brett kavanaugh's wife and children. yet, the left never to this day

we will see you back here tomorrow night at seven, tucker carlson takes away here next in d.c. erybody. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." hurricane dorian spent today demonstrating the bahamas, if you saw the pictures you know how awful it really was. now the storm is coming here to make landfall in the carolinas. we will be tracking it throughout the night on fox. but first a major shift in policy is that everyone should be paying attention to. yesterday walmart which is the world's largest retailer announced it's not taking sides in the gun debate. the company announced it will no longer sell handgun ammunition and it stores nor will it stop, rifle rounds that can be "also used in large capacity

so must see tv on tucker carlson last night, watch this. >> how can you take an suv to the gym, and back day, and say that you are really worried about climate? >> it's a chrysler pacifica, a hybrid electric, it's not an suv i go back to my neighborhood all the time, it's the way that i stay connected to people that i'm able to have a routine that allows me to be the best mayor i can be. melissa: are you, i mean, maybe he is the best mayor he can be, but look at this, so this is just year-over-year, murder is up, rape is up, mel any assault up, grouped larceny up, all year-over-year in new york city in this past year. he's the best mayor he can possibly be. that may be true. i don't think he could be a better mayor, he's just an awful mayor but he couldn't be better because he's awful. the average retail vacancy rate jumpsing to 5.6 to 8.9% last year, a bunch of neighborhoods the about 25% and new york city mayor clocking seven hours at city hall in may, because he's out riding around in his minivan that isn't an suv. that's according to the new york post. this month he decided to jet se

my friend tucker carlson up next from washington, d.c. od evening and welcome to tucke "tucker carlson tonight." it was just three days ago that "new york times" reporters kelly and robin were the toast of the left. by things move fast. their new book appeared to finish the job that the national media started a year ago and take out brett kavanaugh for good. the authors accuse kavanaugh of committing a kind of sexual assault as a college student more than 30 years ago at yale. details were sparse but was enough to launch a tsunami of rage from the left. shatters on the other cable channels key nounsed kavanaugh as a gang rapist. all the leading democrats

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."or years now on this program, we have had some unkind words for mayor bill de blasio of new york. the described divorce io has other things, just stupid, a pothead, and the worst mayor in the history of cities but it turns out bill de blasio does not hold a grudge. we learn this yesterday when he called us out of the blue for a friendly conversation. not tonight, he is going to be appearing on the show, why? stay tuned, she is up in just a minute. the first night, and it was an act really of want and cruelty committed against defenseless television viewers. last night, seen and subjected to tiny audience to what it described as a climate change town hall. the thing went on for seven hours. that's a long time. in fact, that so long that climate productions made that the start of the evening could have been proven wrong by the end. an entire species of polar bear might have become extinct by the third commercial break. that's a long time. and yet in the name of science, hugh hardy souls

it is not just chris wallace, also shepard smith who has been in a war of words with tucker carlson.nd you have some of their contributors going back and forth as well. judge napolitano. and what is interesting -- >> oh, god, what an image. >> what is interesting about that "vanity fair" story, it tells us something that we ought to understand, fox is run by people who have mixed viewers of donald trump. no family, no board of director shoes have as much power over american politics as they do. but something is going on there. the problem for fox though, if they turn too hard against trump, they will run the risk of alienating their audience. and the conservative audience wants to be a safe space. >> and how important is fox news to trump? >> extremely important. you could argue it is probably the single most important entity he has to keep his base, the most durable thing he's had going the last three or four years. chris wallace didn't start by being an honest broker this morning. >> that's what i said, he's always been chris wallace. >> there are a number of news side people that

of ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" ."eft feels no compunction about rooting around in the past of people they don't like and using what they find to destroyun them. the question is do they apply the same standard to themselves? tonight we have breaking news about the past of a well-known progressive and once again confirms that no, the standards are not the same. we will bring that in justth a minute, but first and i come here's a quick quiz. what exactly do you know about kamala harris? can you name three things she believes? can you name a single thing she's accomplished? if you're like most americans, you

and unless they are watching "tucker carlson tonight" or fox news, they don't learn the truth about thesengs. if they are told there is a climate crisis that is going to be a disaster, and if they don't vote for a democrat god was going to save us all from climate catastrophe, we are all going to die. 20 years or 30 years or 40 years -- 120 years or 30 years or 40 years comes along and we are not dead, just wait another ten years and we will all be dead. and they keep doing this over and over and over again. >> tucker: was truly infuriating as those of us who deeply care about the natural world and the environment, who really do, watch as these people make our country dirtier. much dirtier. and nobody says anything about this. and then they lecture us as if they have moral standing on the environment? they don't know anything about the environment. it's disgusting, it infuriating. justin, thank you for putting that in perspective. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: i will calm down as we move into our next segment. cnn hosts, they were treating hurricanes like something caused by donald trump.

about in this sort of increasingly fact free part of political discourse, what you think of tucker carlson's new claim, take a look. >> if you're wondering why so many progressives are mourning bolton's firing tonight, it's because bolton himself fundamentally was a man of the left, don't let the mustache fool you. john bolton was one of the most progressive people in the trump administration. >> first of all, i wouldn't comment on tucker carlson, he's a nit wit, and a racist. second of all, i know bolton well, because i have done some work with him on an iranian matter. bolton is a hard liner, he feels strongly that we should in fact attack iran. i actually kind of personally like him even though i don't support his views on things. and i think bolton was too much for trump. bolton also has very -- bolton is smart. you may not like him, and you may think his views are awful, but he's a smart guy, andki abo. trump doesn't. and trump is always threatened by people who know what they're talking about. now, i'm not sorry john is gone, because i didn't want to go to war with iran, and i know joh

he has traditional advisers on one hand and the voice of tucker carlson on the other hand.and that's important to him. >> brennan: you heard secretary kerry say essentially, he is showing restraint, something that very few people thought donald trump would do, be restrained. >> he has the rhetoric as a way to satisfy his desire to seem strong, his desire to project power, but then when it comes to the actual formation of policy toward the region, the this is a situation where you can't let the iranians come in and just thumb their nose at the global community, say, we're not even going to accept a u.n. investigation before it happens. that's sending a clear signal about the way the regime views the rest of the world. >> brennan: radhika, the other thing we saw are these climate-related protests. the u.n. is the super bowl of diplomacy. perhaps this year more so than ever, but what does it all add up to? >> well, it's striking that on that point the u.s. is sort of a non-presence this year. climate is at the forefront of a lot of people's minds. you saw the turnout from dw e

republican party as you know more noninterventionist slightly isolationist approach the tucker carlson put it this way actually last night saying rather than justify or even explain his own record bolton brags that he spent a lot of time on the job if you are wondering why so many progressives are mourning both inspiring and i told him so fundamentally was a beloved why do you think trump won against his own policy platform and firebolt in the 1st boyer's. well i think when it comes to why trump does a lot of things there are lots of questions to be had trump said publicly that he hired bolton because he got along with him and even though the to go along i think that that shouldn't be the only job criteria so trump kind of he loves doing things that are kind of outside the box and kind of controversial so i think in addition to the fact that they got along he kind of wanted to shock people when he had his last national security adviser mcmaster in place mcmaster put together very detailed briefings and lots of bullet points on policy and trump wasn't really interested in that i think h

. >> here with reaction is tucker carlson. tucker i don't know about you. but i am sick of being lectured by liberals who have these idea politics skeleton in their closets justin trudeau at first we were calling brown face and now we hear there's two other times he was in black face called trump racist -- i mean, he's made a distinction between mankind and human kind and now this. what do you make of it? a lot of black face yeah. three at least -- three separate incidents of black face? >> so ping our first reaction is always can you believe these people have black face in their path i think actual answer is -- of course they do. that's why they're lecturing rest of us about our racial and sensitivity in other words whatever it is they're accusing you of is what they're doing and reason they're accusing you of it is because they know they're doing to. so the guys who fly private plane scream at you eating steak because of climate the people with three separate photograph black face instants god knows how many else weren't on camera those people have to cal

bill diblasio going head to head with tucker carlson about his 2020 campaign. tucker pressing democrat and everything from gun control and jobs to his stance on climate change and his habit of driving an suv every day. >> how can you take an suv to the gym and back every day and say that you are worried -- >> chrysler pacifica, a hybrid electric, a way to stay connected to people. >> the climate pay the cost? >> it is 2 miles. >> he also use the opportunity to ask for campaign donations so he can meet the requirement for the october debate. the nfl's 100 season kicks off with its oldest rivalry, the green bay packers shutting down the chicago bears in a defense impact, watch. >> third and 10 to the end zone, adrian amos comes back to hunt his old team. >> that fourth-quarter interception stealing the packers 10-3 win over the bears. the time is 12 minutes after the top of the hour and new proof the president's immigration crackdown is working, apprehensions at the border reportedly dropping again. national border patrol council president brandon judd says he's f

bill diblasio goes toe to toe with tucker carlson about his campaign. his stance on climate change and his habit of driving an suv every day. >> how can you take an suv to the gym every day and say you are worried -- >> a chrysler pacifica, a hybrid electric, the way -- >> to the climate pay the cost? >> it is 2 miles. >> must-see tv. bill diblasio used the opportunity to ask for campaign donations to meet the requirement for the october debate. rob: health alert, possibly the source of vapeing related illnesses, extremely high levels of vitamin e chemical in cannabis projects, was not found in nicotine product. researchers calling the discovery a lead but it is not the final answer. the cdc investigating 215 cases of severe lung disease linked to vapeing. shoppers ask not openly carry firearms in cvs and walgreens stores. walmart and kroger have similar policy changes in response to recent mass shootings across the us, eight companies change their open carry since 2013. none of them have outright ban firearms and all still allow law enforcement officer

welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." i'm brian kilmeade i'm filling in for tucker.mocratic presidential race has been running for more than a half a year, believe it or not.un last night was the first time that all the top candidates shared a stage at the same time. they did not let that opportunity go to waste. it was all-out war from the get-go. >> my friend from vermont thinks that the employer is going to give you back, if you negotiate unionmp all these years and got a cut in wages because you got insurance. they will give back that money to the employee? >> as a matter of fact they will.ha >> let me tell you something, for a socialist -- for a socialist, you have a lot more confidence in corporate america than i do.

bill de blasio last week on tucker carlson show was going on about two things that just seem to be completely. first he was saying no one's talking about this issue of automation and how it can affect our future economies and society. that's exactly what we been doing and working on for these years now. secondly, his approach that we should increase taxes on companies and punish them for moving with the times and bringing in automation. >> history has not been kind to governments or individuals who have tried to halt innovation. we want to celebrate innovation. we want this country to be the place where people are able to innovate and create best in class ideas. we created the light bulb and sent men to the moon and hopefully soon women. we are proud of our heritage as entrepreneurs and innovators and we will encourage that. with that said, there will be destruction and our role in government used to anticipate that destruction and to the extent we need to work and encourage the private sector, to help make us aware of where it's going to happen. those are the ones doing the innovation. they

tucker carlson says yay. >> it is great news for america, especially for the large number of young peopleho would have been killed in pointless wars if bolton stayed on the job. if you're wondering why so many progressives are mourning bolton's firing tonight, it's because fundamentally was a man of the left. there was not a human problem john bolton was not totally convinced could be solved with the brute force of government. that's an assumption of the left, not the right. >> tucker's gone through his own pretzel. the part about the left is a tad odd. but that's a more rand paul view. again, you were making your point about john bolton, why is anybody surprised. if you remember him from the first or the second bush administration, he's a hawk. i think it's wrong to say he came to work every day looking to start a war. he just did not rule out the use of military force to intimidate people. >> the most telling thing i saw was an anonymous bolton ally quoted i think in the post saying on john bolton's watch the president didn't make any bad deals. that to me was the number one most tellin

. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to a special inside the issues edition of "tucker carlson tonights george orwell once noted the worst advertisement for socialism it s. its adherence. the typical socialist is quote either a youthful snob or a prim little man with a white color job usually a secret teetotaler and often with vegetarian leanings. orwell wrote those words in 1937. weirdly recognizable today, especially the line about vegetarianism. there is something about the left you may have noticed that makes them highly neurotic about food. it's been that way for generation. but there is ample evidence the impulse is getting worse. here is a clip from the other night on cnn. democratic candidates lining up to denounce meat as immoral. >> but would you support changing the dietary guidelines? >> yes. >> you know the food pyramid. >> yes. >> to reduce red meat specifically. >> yes, i would. >> it's good for the environment, it's good for your health if you eat less meat. meat is extraordinarily expensive thing to produce. >> look, there are a lot of ways that we try to change our en

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." electionr in the state of north carolina, both of them billed as close races last night and in the end republicans won both of them and they won handily. in the more competitive race in the ninth district dan bishop finished substantially better than the last republican who ran during the mid terms, just ten months ago. what does that tell us? on twitter the debate is about donald trump always it always is. how much should his rally influence the out come of the election, no question it did influence it. positively. helped the republicans.po but there's another factor at play here, that's received far less attention.

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." not, it was a year ago this week that a constellation of left wing activist groups cooked up a series of outlandish lies designed to keep brett kavanaugh off the supreme court. the national news media as you remember, joined the smear campaign. they repeated and magnified the slurs. but in the end, it was to no effect. kavanaugh was confirmed any way. why? because not a single allegation against him turned out to be true, not one. and so they their only lasting effect was to traumatize brett kavanaugh's wife and children. yet, the left never to this day apologized for the

. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."sible that no single person physically embodies the spirit of corruption in washington, d.c., more perfectly than the former acting director of the fbi. in 2016, in the early days of the presidents administration, he used his power which was considerable at the stoke a witch hunt russian collusion. holding a position of public trust found public trust. he leaked sensitive information to news media for political gai gain. he was caught doing this. he was caught, he play the victim. he tried to avoid the consequences and then because the world is not always fair, he walked right into a cushy media gig over at cnn. a company that has literally no scruples. now, things have changed. if we have reasons than i to believe that there may be a measure of justice for andre mccabe. he faced criminal charges for his conduct at the fbi. the least of this developing story we turn now to our chief correspondence intelligence, catherine. >> thank you, tucker, knaus anthony mccabe is close to prosecuti

. ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," one of the hallmarks of washington is short memory- people assume the way things are now are the way things are always been. the cia for example is not always like the cia when you're watching now. when president harry truman founded the agency he envisioned it as a daily newspaper with a readership of one, the president. the cia would collect intelligence from a variety of sources and they would collate that intelligence and give it to the president who would use it to make wise and informed foreign policy decisions. it was a good idea but like a lot of good ideas, they meet the same fate, bureaucracy quickly metastasize is and overwhelms good intentions and it certainly happened with the cia. within a few years, harry truman himself regretted creating it. in an op-ed he complained that "the cia has diverted from its original assignment, it has become operational and at times a policymaking arm of the government." truman was disturbed by that development and he called for scaling back the cia's power dramatically but of course it nev

. ♪ >> tucker: thanks for tuning in and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."e will do our best to explain what it means. for almost three years the leadership of the democratic party and congress resisted calls from its politically inflamed base to impeach president trump. polls show little support for impeachment among actual voters and they were skeptical. older members of congress said remember what time theyr, impeached a sitting president? in the end, they only with winner in that cycle is bill clinton himself. he was supposedly disgraced but in fact if you look at the numbers he was much stronger than he had been before he was impeached. so up until just last week, impeachment seemed like a fading process. tonight just a few hours ago, pelosi announced that impeachment proceedings were in fact underway. full steam ahead. >> i can say with authority that the trump administration's undermine national security and the actions received the dishonorable o fact of his oathf office, the trail of national security and the betrayal of integrity of our elections.

welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." i'm brian kilmeade i'm filling in for tucker.ial appearance this hour. i promise. meanwhile the 2020 democratic presidential race has been running for more than a half a year, believe it or not. last night was the first time that all the top candidates shared a stage at the same time. they did not let that opportunity go to waste. it was all-out war from the get-go. >> my friend from vermont thinks that the employer is going to give you back, if you negotiate union all these years and got a cut in wages because you got insurance. they will give back that money to the employee? >> as a matter of fact they will. >> let me tell you something, for a socialist -- for a socialist, you have a lot

everybody, thanks for being her he ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."ne"t of the hallmarks of washington a short memory. people assume the way things are now is the way they've always been, but that's not true. the cia for example was not always like the cia are watching now. when harry truman founded the agency right after the second world war, he envisioned it as i kind of daily newspaper with the readership of one, the president.pr the idea was simple, the cia would collect intelligence from a variety of sources they would call it that intelligence and give it to the president. he would use it to make wise and informed foreign policy decisions. it was a good idea. a lot of good ideas. many of them in d.c. may meet the same fate. if the bureaucracy quickly metastasize as it overwhelms good intention. that certainly happen with the cia. within a few years, harry truman himself regretted creating it. in an op-ed he wrote in 1963, truman complained that "the cia has diverted from its original assignment. it has become an operational and at times a policy

♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."urricane dorian spent today demonstrating the bahamas, if you saw the pictures you know how awful it really was. now the storm is coming here to make landfall in the carolinas. we will be tracking it throughout the night on fox. but first a major shift in policy is that everyone should be paying attention to. yesterday walmart which is the world's largest retailer announced it's not taking sides in the gun debate. the company announced it will no longer sell handgun ammunition and it stores nor will it stop, rifle rounds that can be "also used in large capacity clips on military style weapons." then the company went further than that. doug mcmillon, the ceo, issued a statement calling on congress to ban many semiautomatic rifles and americans has as well as to seize firearms from some americans who have not been convicted of a crime or even charged with anything. for a company that operates primarily in rural america, all of this was a big step. how do rural americans feel about it? we

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."is program, we have had some unkind words for mayor bill de blasio of new york. the described divorce io has other things, just stupid, a pothead, and the worst mayor in the history of cities but it turns out bill de blasio does not hold a grudge. we learn this yesterday when he called us out of the blue for a friendly conversation. not tonight, he is going to be appearing on the show, why? stay tuned, she is up in just a minute. the first night, and it was an act really of want and cruelty committed against defenseless television viewers. last

♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."here were two special electionr in the state of north carolina, both of them billed as close races last night and in the end republicans won both of them and they won handily. in the more competitive race in the ninth district dan bishop finished substantially better than the last republican who ran during the mid terms, just ten months ago. what does that tell us? on twitter the debate is about donald trump always it always is. how much should his rally influence the out come of the election, no question it did influence it. positively. helped the republicans.po but there's another factor at play here, that's received far less attention. the democratic debates. the debates have been televised. that means the rest of the country gets to hear what leading democrats actually believe.ea it turns out that's been terrifying to many people. we will give you examples of this but we start with this. how many people do you have to survey at the mall, park, any public place, and ask people how m

here's what he told tucker carlson. >> we tried to call the police to have them intervene and the rest them and in the process he decided to bite me and one of the statements was why call the police? they are not doing anything. they are just going to let me go. >> it is horrible and i hate to see that happen, people do get attacked sometimes and it is terrible we don't take the time to differentiate between the visible homeless and the invisible homeless. what steve was referring to and what that business owner dealt with, those who are out in our paths, blocking sidewalks that have mental health issues, we finally after 50 years of court rulings tied the hands of city and state leaders, started to finally make some progress with conservatorship rules, we tried to address the housing crisis doctor ben carson has so fundamentally wrong, it is a market problem, 3 million units of housing short which the feds could help with as opposed to raising the price people on section 8 vouchers have to contribute which is what doctor carson has proposed. we need to be helping these people, federal

welcome to tucker carlson. we'll be back. here he is. >> president trump: a lot. but i do. you know, we had a different location, as you all know. and, we said, let's do this one. it's bigger. we put screens outside for all of the people that have screens and loudspeakers and everything. it's really amazing what's going on out there. but after years of building up other countries, we are finally building up our country. that's the bottom line. [cheers and applause] and the last administration with biden and obama at the helm. [boos] they tried to pass the worst trade deal ever proposed. you could have kissed many of your industries goodbye. it would have gutted the american auto industry. it would have been even worse than nafta. we know how bad that it is. even to this day, look at all of those empty plants were people move down to mexico. not under the usmca. we have to get nancy pelosi to put it up for a vote. make it nonpartisan. shall have tremendous democrats support. the farmers wanted, the unions want to, the manufacturers want to. by the way, 600,000 manufacturing

. ♪ >> tucker: thanks for tuning in and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." best to explain what it means. for almost three years the leadership of the democratic party and congress resisted calls from its politically inflamed base to impeach president trump. polls show little support for impeachment among actual voters and they were skeptical. older members of congress said remember what time theyr,

welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." i'm brian kilmeade i'm filling in for tucker.ll make a special appearance this hour. i promise. meanwhile the 2020 democratic presidential race has been running for more than a half a year, believe it or not.un last night was the first time that all the top candidates shared a stage at the same time. they did not let that opportunity go to waste. it was all-out war from the get-go. >> my friend from vermont thinks that the employer is going to give you back, if you negotiate unionmp all these years and got a cut in wages because you got insurance. they will give back that money to the employee? >> as a matter of fact they will.ha >> let me tell you something, for a socialist -- for a socialist, you have a lot more confidence in corporate america than i do. >> i'm fulfilling the legacyfi of barack obama and you're not. >> that would be a surprise to him. >> to providing healthcare to every man, woman, and child in this country. i wrote the damn bill, if i may say so. >> and while bernie wrote the bill, i read the bill. >> the prob