tucker carlson up right now. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."e is a very simple question. how many americans have died after taking the covid vaccine? that's not americans will been killed by the virus, that is a huge number. it's how many americans have died after getting the vaccine designed to prevent the virus? do you know the answer to that question? do you know anything about the downside -- we know a lot about the upside of vaccines. we have been completely in favor of vulnerable people taking the vaccine. but what about the potential risks? you think you would know more about that than you do. we talk a lot about vaccines -- constantly, not just on the show

"tucker carlson tonight" is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson tonightlly it looks like this virus did come from a lab in china. nearly a year and a half into the pandemic, that is a new consensus in the american media. boy, these things go fast. excuse me, well, they are holdouts of course just over add to "the washington post," michal courson wrote a hilariously oveh this title "the right is dwelling on slanderous myths about the origins of covid-19." slanderous myths, cumin on sleeper cells slandering the chinese government. it's pretty funny. the good news is it is on the stove are coming you lot more collins like that. the nonsense it is dying down. in other parts, the own newspaper we have learned is working on new stories about how the virus did impact escape from a lab in wuhan. so the debate among serious people over the origins of covid appears to be pretty much winding up. pretty much every sane person at this point acknowledges that the government of china likely caused the single worst man-made disaster in human history. as if we need more e

he is the host of "tucker carlson tonight" and "tucker carlson today" and he is on fox nation and everythingon original. tucker, i was watching your action to this reaction. you can't believe that it's taken this long to get the green light to do something we have been doing all along and that's following the science and not wearing a mask. >> well, i'm just confused by the reaction because it's not rational and, you know, i don't want to accuse anyone else of having mental illness or emotional problems. these people are not thinking as scientists think. you can't simultaneously say that the vaccine is very effective and by the way, i see no reason to doubt that claim. it seems very effective. and, yet, at the same time say that once you have been vaccinated you are very concerned that you might be infected by people around you who are not wearing masks. that leaves a couple questions unanswered. the first that's never asked which is how exactly do we know that masks are very effective if n. preventing the transmission of covid-19. i don't think we do know that. if we do, i would love it see

he spoke to us for about an hour, the episode of "tucker carlson today" just out.t makes it very difficult for people like me, you have the father and a man of faith, and my children to be formed to live ordinary, decent, virtuous lives. we are actually severely disciplined in other ways like the covid regime or on questions of sex and gender what we're allowed to say. it's not that we are not disciplined, but the discipline order is a disorder, so it is very perverse. so we -- >> tucker: q replace one discipline with another? >> in many ways that the argument of the book that there is no neutrality of society it has to stand for something. at some god, some authority will always be enshrined in the public square. the only question is which, soe you can't have a society in which you say, well, i believe i that they are two sexes, which is what genesis and genetic tells us. but some might say there is 125 genders. one of the two will predominate. and what we are seeing now is a lot of the movement that you and i share the conservative movement relinquished being abl

coming up next, tucker carlson. let's take a wide shot and see the city as we gradually zoom out. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." two days ago a group of people in santa ana, california, gathered to protest orange county's new vaccine passport program. politicians in orange county are building a digital database of residents who have been vaccinated against covid. not surprisingly, some citizens fear that information could be used going forward to violate their privacy or limit their constitutional rights. no matter where you are on vaccine passports, those are avidly valid concerns, they are not crazy. if authorities in orange county had decided to start a database of everyone who's been infected with hiv or every woman who's had an abortion, civil libertarians and others would of course ask vigorous questions about why they were doing that and what they were going to do with the information. but with covid, there are no questions allowed, so orange county's board of supervis

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." united states remains the most powerful country in the world pair that's the good news. what's interesting is this country has occupied that position for so long that relatively few americans have considered what would happen if we slip from that perch. it wouldn't matter if america became subordinate to other nations? there's a debate about that. at work, does it matter to you who the bosses? it probably does matter, thus the person who can fire you and it isn't so different from that. the rest of the planet takes the orders whether they like it or not. we've lost sight of that because for more than a century, america effectively has been in charge of much of the world and that's exactly what we have stayed rich and free for that time. most americans on some level understand this is an arrangement worth preserving their so much worse. not so much. how would you feel about surrendering the u.s. dollar as the world's reserve currency and immediately going bankrupt? no thanks. most of u

confined to the far reaches of the viewer swamps from now on prime time on fox news because of tucker carlsonk word on tucker. >> we saw him on january 6th. these people, the fox news audience treat what these people on fox news say as gospel and bible. and what tucker carlson is doing inviting a confrontation where someone will call the cops on some parent with their child and a confrontation with law enforcement and we know the way our law enforcement works it could get physical, it could get violent, and someone could end up being killed. if that happens, their blood will be on tucker carlson and fox news' hands. >> yeah. and pretend like nothing happened. thank you very much for spending time with me on this sunday. as state republicans try to hold on to power by passing more and more anti-trans bills, president biden reassures trans youth he has their back. we'll discuss it next. youth he has their back we'll discuss it next. from subway®. that's oven roasted turkey. piled high with crisp veggies. on freshly baked bread! so, let's get out there and get those footlongs. now at subway®, bu

tucker carlson is next. >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." biden wants you to know he had a year and a half in developed a mild curiosity about where the pandemic came from. the virus probably didn't originate in omaha. he put his top sleuths on it and they have programsed to report back at some point. as of today two-thirds of joe biden's spies believe the virus jump naturally to human beings from infected animals. the spies who believe that have never spoken to working virologist and don't have internet access. the other third joe biden told us lean-to the theory that covid-19 escaped from a government lab in wuhan that was conducting dangerous experiments on bat coronaviruses. who knows really? either way, joe biden explained we will get some answers or more questions possibly several months from now. rest assured the white house is on. we doubted that. just hours before joe biden's announcement we learned that the white house shut down a large on-going and legitimate federal investigation into the origins of this pandemic. it had been goi

tucker carlson is next. >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." more than a year the united states has been held in solitary confinement. the entire country was told it's immoral to touch a friend to shake hands or show our faces in public. americans have lived in shame. the authorities claim it was worth it. this saved countless lives from covid. they are lying. that hasn't been proved. we do know these unprecedented mask mandates have driven many americans to the brink of sanity. some beyond of it. we will have more on mask related mental illness, but first what has this isolation done to children? until now we have to guess. tonight we are hearing from a 10-year-old named john who lives in florida. he spoke at a school board meeting to describe what being forced to wear a mask has done to his life. >> i love my school and all. my teachers seamstressed. a teacher yell us at us when we have our mask down to have a drink of water -- she had her mask down when she was yelling at us. this happens a lot. it seems unfair for teachers to take their mas

i tell you that tucker carlson is up next and he's got a great show, and it starts with a bass drum and a snare drum, then starts right away after seeing his name. watch. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy monday. how do we assess the biden administration response to covid? here is one marker, those who pretty much everything that the white house is supposedly so committed to science chose as its head to covid coordinator of men with no background at all in science or medicine. his name is jeffrey. he ran joe biden's presidential transition team, that's his qualification, former management consultant who sat on the board of facebook. he's a political operative, that's who's overseeing covid response for joe biden. the good news is, because he's not even close to being an actual scientist, he doesn't talk like one. occasionally, he says things the rest of us can understand clearly. listen to him yesterday and it becomes very clear how the white house understands this pandemic. watch. >> the lights at the end of the tunnel is brighter and brighter,

next, tucker carlson. ♪♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson." happy friday.ot going on. big trends, too. you think about it, you often wonder what is going on. for quite some time, we've wondered what is going on with congressional republicans. a lot of nice people in the republican party. but the point of political party is not to be nice. it's to represent the interests of its voters. that's the only reason political parties exist in the first place. there's no other reason to have them, except to represent their own voters. yet year after year on issue after issue, the leadership of the republican party fails to represent its voters. we're not guessing about that. we know what republican voters care about. they tell pollsters all the time. since they kept getting ignored in 2016, they elected donald jump just to make it incredibly clear what they cared about. if that wasn't a wake-up call, nothing would be. yet nothing really changed it remains true as of right now that the priorities of the people who run the political party are very different n some case

tucker carlson is next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."py friday. so what would happen if you gave a group of angry, ignorant ideologues, the same people who tell you that all lives don't matter, what would happen if you gave them the keys to the u.s. economy? we don't need to guess about that, we are finding out now, because all around us, there are signs that under this white house, things are getting dangerously flaky in our economy. here is one example. the official government jobs numbers came out today. unemployment is up far higher-than-expected, close to 14 million americans say they want to work but cannot find a job. that is an old story. here is the new twist. at the very moment that unemployment is rising, fewer people are working, american businesses say they can't find employees. and it's obvious they can't. go to the nearest strip mall and count the "help wanted" signs on the doors, they are everywhere. restaurants are closing because they can't find anyone to hire, so our manufacturing plants. that means america now has far

. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."doun county virginia right outside washington, d.c., was for a very long time, for generations, a reasonable place. it was orderly and calm, well-maintained. loudoun county famously worked, certainly in contrast to the city nearby. and then to go things happened to loudoun county. first, lots of federal money flowed in. all those government contracts in washington made loudoun county rich beard in fact, loudoun county is now the single richest county in the entire united states. and that has been a problem because any place you find easy money, you will also inevitably find large numbers of unhappy white liberals, those brittle neurotics with the masks on screaming at everyone else to get in line. loudoun county has a whole bunch of those people now. it also has a huge number of immigrants. one out of every four people of loudoun county was born in another country. now in general, most immigrants are not very liberal, at all, actually. in fact, many of them have what would now be descr

tucker carlson up right now. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."e is a very simple question. how many americans have died after taking the covid vaccine? that's not americans will been killed by the virus, that is a huge number. it's how many americans have died after getting the vaccine designed to prevent the virus? do you know the answer to that question? do you know anything about the downside -- we know a lot about the upside of vaccines. we have been completely in favor of vulnerable people taking the vaccine. but what about the potential risks? you think you would know more about that than you do. we talk a lot about vaccines -- constantly, not just on the show but in this country. joe biden was on tv yesterday talking about vaccines and want you to get one. everyone in authority want you to get one. in fact, you probably already had your shot, and good for you. if you haven't had your shot, you are under enormous pressure to get your shot. you understand that soon you may not be able to fly on commercial airlines or go to work at the office

up until then, tucker carlson next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson and happyday. one of the first questions that rational people ask and there still are some rational people out there after the coronavirus arrived in the u.s. last year was simple, where did this disease come from? finding out was more than a matter of simple curiosity, it was an urgent public health imperative. you want to prevent the next disaster, you have to determine how the current disaster happens and if we didn't investigate plane crashes very carefully, planes would keep crashing and you would never fly. it so is this virus spread around the world and the rest of us waited for some credible public health authority, anyone to come forward with details on where it came from, no i never did come forward. instead, they told us what was completely ridiculous story. they said a seafood market in central china was selling mammals, exotic ones like pangolin's and they somehow became a vector for infection so the chinese eat weird food and that's what they told us where they knew that wasn't tr

tucker carlson is next. >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." for months now privately, we've been searching for a meaningful definition of the word "equity." we've talk to linguists, scoured the fourth corners of god's own internet to see what equity is. we've done this not for pleasure. we have hobbies but because we feel it's our duty as a news program. equity is the organizing principle of the united states. on the day he was inaugurated, joe biden signed executive order 1395 that makes equity mandated across the federal government. strangely neither joe biden or anybody else in the administration has ever defined the word. so what is equity? tonight finally we know what it is. equity turns out is racism. it's as simple as that. equity is racism. to be clear, we don't mean racism in the since that ice cream and shakespeare and math are supposedly racist or that dr. suess is now considered a cyclops in the ku klux klan, we're not talking and the ilhan omar definition of racism. no. we mean racism in the literal sense, in the way that martin l

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and a welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."some point, it was hard to imagine now, the current revolution will end. they can be sustained and you will wake up one morning in a country where we don't have to lie about everything all the time where mass is allowed, where we can acknowledge the profound and inherent differences between men and women without being fired for it. that day is coming. the question is what will be left for society? we can't know the answer in detail but here's what we are hoping for, that reason remains. logic, the ability to think clearly and rationally, the one thing we can't lose, going to need it to rebuild. that's why of all the moral atrocities being committed at the moment in the name of equity and inclusion, it's the relentless attacks on science i should command our special attention. so for the next hour, we will consider those attacks in some detail and start with america's response to the covert pandemic. when the coronavirus first arrived in our country last winter, most americans uncritica

he told tucker carlson on fox news almost 50% of the 7,000 deaths could be traced back to nursing home addresses. but actual reporting by the homes was only done on an honor system and the state has failed to follow up. take a listen to this. >> you know what they did? they stopped looking. they didn't want to know the answer. i asked them, i said why, why did you stop? it was too time consuming. ashley: too time consuming to actually count accurately apparently according to that journalist. other states are under fire for the handling of covid deaths, in particular in nursing homes that includes pennsylvania and also as we know in new york where governor cuomo is accused of mishandling cases that led to thousands of more deaths and then underreporting the actual number of nursing home residents who lost their lives. stu. stuart: we know all about that in new york. thanks, ashley. >>> the housing market, yeah it

. >> sanjay, look, i have asked this question before about tucker carlson. he want his viewers to live? last night he went on tv and, you know, he flowered it up with, oh, i'm just asking questions. i'm just asking questions. but if you watched it, you were left with the impression this guy with no medical degree was suggesting that vaccines are killing thousands of people. now i don't know why he did it. again, maybe it's just to get attention. but i think we need scientists who he could have had on to talk about it. doctors like you. please set the record straight. >> it's so reckless, john. it's so dangerous what he is doing. and i am glad you didn't show the clip because i think that's the wrong thing to do. i can't tell with him whether he's just so smart or so dumb. i'm just not sure at this point but it's very reckless and dangerous. what he's talking about is this system that's an open label system where anybody can basically report an adverse event from the vaccine. anybody can do that. and what he's done is basically looked at these open system adv

tucker carlson is next. >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tuckerson tonight." for more than a year the u.s. has been held in solitary combine. . the entire country has been told it's immoral to touch a friend, shake hands or shown a face in public. america has lift in shame. the authorities claim it's all been worth it. these punishments have saved countless lives from covid. they are lying. they don't know that it's not been proved. we do know these unprecedented mask quarantines, the mask mandates in particular, have driven many americans to the brink of insanity and some far beyond it. we'll have more in a moment on the outbreak of mental illness. but first what has all of this isolation done to children? we've had to guess about that but tonight we're hearing first hand from a 10-year-old from john who lives in martin county, florida. he spoke at a school board meeting to describe what being forced to we are a mask has done to his life. >> i love my school but my teacher seems stressed and that makes me feel bad. one teacher walks around with a

put your name in andd in this case my name is tucker carlson.il because you'll e-mail me. then i'll go by credit card. luckily, i always keep one in my top pocket just in case i want to sign up. 961 -- we're going to blur these numbers out. thanks for joining fox nation. like, i just did the whole thing. start watching. you know, i think i will. that's it? i just signed up for fox nation? yeah! in the back of an suv rolling down -- what street are we on? canyon in beverly hills. i mean, not to brag. there you go. you can play. not going to watch myself because i'm not a narcissist but i think i will watch this. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: so the whole conversation began with the idea that you should be sensitive to people who live differently, have different personal preferences which 99% or 100% of americans completely agree with. it w accelerated pretty fast. now, the new administration is telling us it's "unconstitutional to prevent biological men from being held in women's prison." it's now unconstitutional to prevent it. so we're doing it. and what's th

until then tucker carlson. >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."t about a decade ago gender dysphoria was a short entry in abnormal psychology textbooks. that's changed. if you have children in school you know how common that disorder has become. a third of girls in a given class identify as a gender other than the one on their birth certificate. five years from now they will have moved on. they are going through a phase. for a large number of children that phase won't end. their parents will steer them to doctors who will give them sex hormones. in some cases those kids will be referred to surgeons who remove their sex organs. that's happening across the country tonight. we rarely talk about the details. it's all good. part of the long overdue process of personal liberation. if you ask too many questions you are evil. before we accept that version, is it fair to ask what are the details of the process exactly? what are the consequences of it? this weekend to its great credit "60 minutes" asked those questions in an unflinching way. lesley stahl as

no surprise there but you can catch her full interview with tucker carlson on tucker carlson today attion. todd: our intrepid producer, big brokenness fan. but if you listen closely you can hear her crying at the visual whereabouts. >> bill deblasio did become an instant meme for what he wore during his press conference yesterday. watch this. >> the next are stepping up one, the whole city of new york. the nets, the battle against covid with mobile vaccination site right outside berkeley center. carley: you can win tickets to the playoff games if you get a shot, that is why he was looking like a bit of a teenager. look at this tweet, this is what every undercover cop at a college bar looks like, this is after last week when the burger and fries went over so well. we jumped the shark on the vaccine thing. jillian: it has been so long. todd: i didn't know that was coming. carley: glad i can make you laugh this morning. todd: thanks to president biden, three guantÁnamo bay prison is likely to be released. are we back to the days of letting terror suspects go? our next guest lost his brot

up until then, tucker carlson next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonightappy friday. one of the few questions rational people asked after the coronavirus arrived in the u.s. last year was simple, where did this disease come from? finding out was more than a matter of simple curiosity. it was an urgent public health imperative.nt if you want to prevent the next disaster, you have to figure out how the disaster happen. if we didn't investigate plane crashes very carefully, planes would keep crashing and you would never fly. so as this virus spread around the world last year, the rest of us waited for some critical public health authority, anyone to come forward with details and where it came from. but nobody ever came with it. they told us what was in retrospect a completely ridiculous story. they said a seafood market in central china for reasons no one ever explained, selling mammals, exotic ones like pangolins and those pangolins became a vector for infection. so the chinese eat weird food, that's why the world is sick. that's what they told us. in china,

it's on the latest episode of tucker carlson today.ying]. >> [inaudible]. >> we don't engage in the political realm. when i see activism like that in the last year more than ever ctbefore. for the entire past year. the kinds of things you see in the culture revolution in 1966 are a mere reflection of what we saw over the past year in this country. you've got people demanding that people apologize for race or group they belong to. they shut down schools but allowed people to gather in peaceful protests and they claim they are peaceful and they turn violent because the shouting gets people's blood boiling. that'sin the intent of the all f the shouting. is to get people's blood boiling. everything that you see taking place in this country is the plague ofak marxism. i studied a great deal the past several years. and when i see that seeping into the united states military, i need to bring this up. of all places if the military institution becomes vulnerable to this kind of rhetoric, then we are doomed as a country. >> tucker: that's where

tucker carlson is next. cue the drums. >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." there's stunning new video just out. shot by the u.s. navy off the coast of san diego. it shows an unidentified flying object descending from the school and disappearing into the pacific ocean. if you dismissed ufos as ridiculous, you'll want to see this tape. we'll show it to you in just a moment. first, as you have likely heard, the centers for disease control and prevention have just issued new guidance on who must wear masks and when. turns out, government scientists took a second to check the science and realized oh, wait, everything we've been telling you is wrong. actually, people that have been vaccinated don't need to wear masks most of the time because they're vaccinated. that means they're safe. right. so for the 151 million americans that have already received the covid vaccine, this would be good news. they can breathe freely for the first time in a year. they don't need to be ashamed to show their faces in public. people like that are

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. current revolution will end, all revolutions do end. when ours does, will make all my quick w up one morning and in a country we don't have to lie all the time and where masks aren't allowed or we can discuss the profound inherent differenceses between men and women without being fired for it. that day is coming to the question is when it does come, what will be left of ourt society. we don't have the answer in detail but here's what we are hoping for. we hope that reason remains, reason, logic, the ability to think clearly and rationally. that's the one thing we can't lose. we are going to need to rebuild. that's why of all the moral atrocities being committed inn the moment at the name of an equity and inclusion, it's a relentless attack on science that should command our special attention. going to consider those attacks in some detail and going to start with america's response to the covidd pandemic. when the covid virus arrived on our shores last winter, they thought they could t

coming up next, tucker carlson. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." two days ago a group of people in santa ana, california, gathered to protest orange county's new vaccine passport program. politicians in orange county are building a digital database of residents who have been vaccinated against covid. not surprisingly, some citizens fear that information could be used going forward to violate their privacy or limit their constitutional rights. no matter where you are

tucker carlson is next. cue the drums. >> tucker: good evening.y off the coast of san diego. it shows an unidentified flying object descending from the school and disappearing into the pacific ocean. if you dismissed ufos as ridiculous, you'll want to see this tape. we'll show it to you in just a

watch the latest episode on tucker carlson. just go to -- foxnation.com. we're told to wear masks. masks have on us, and the health of our children? it's not good. one woman explained why her child could not wear a mask. what the school dead to her child next is unbelievable. she joins us with her doctor next. ive me confidence. this is my granddaughter...she's cute like her grandpa. voya doesn't just help me get to retirement... ...they're with me all the way through it. voya. be confident to and through retirement. >> masks are not simply inconvenient. for some children they are harmful. that's clear. some schools don't care about the harm they cause. one mother in new york said her disorder and severe asthma suffered problems because he was forced to wear a mask at school. her doctor wrote a note of medical exemption. the school disregarded it. that mother joins us with her doctor. tell us what problems your son experienced from wearing a mask and your exchange with the school about those problems? >> thanks for having me. my son is coming home every day saying mommy, i can't br

tucker carlson is next. >> tucker: good evening. >> tucker: and welcome to carler tucker carlson tonight. for months, we've been searching for a meaningful definition of equity. we've consulted linguists, dusted off reference books, scoured the four corners of god's own internet all in an effort to figure out what equity is. we've done this not for pleasure. we have hobbies but because we feel like it's our duty as a news organization. equity is the organizing principle of the united states of america. on the very day he was inaugurated joe biden signed executive order 1395. that makes equity mandatory across the federal government in all the agencies. and yet strangely neither joe biden nor anyone else in the administration has ever defined the word. so what is "equity"? tonight we finally know what it is. equity it turns out is racism. it's as simple as that. equity is racism. and to be clear we don't mean racism in the sense that ice cream and shakespeare and math are all now supposedly racist or that dr. seuss is now considered an exalted sigh clocks in the ku klux klan. no. we mean

to "tucker carlson tonight."haven't been traveling much, they've been stuck at home.g if you had a chance to visit new york city recently -- if you have, you know the truth. it's awful. awful, and in a very recognizable way. ulin new york looks like in new york in the 1970s without studio 54. the city has once again become dirty chaotic and dangerous -- just as in the 1970s, a lot of people who live in new york are feeling. maybe you're watching the show right now mask lists from your patio in fort lauderdale, glass of wine in hand thinking to yourself, why should i care about what happens in new york? i voted to get out of that place. let it rot. that's a fair point. consider another perspective. it new york is the biggest city in the united states, more than 8 million people live there including americans. what happens in new york affects all of us. in the end, we have to pay for the bench anyway. we might as well route for the best outcome. tonight, believe it or not, something good might be happening in new y

now time for a guy named tucker carlson. i said his name right. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." a lot of unprecedented things happening, but honestly, not all of them are shocking. for example, it probably shouldn't surprise you that once they got their hands on real power, the same lunatics who don't believe in human biology immediately made a serious mess of our economy. it took them less than six months to do is. first they said the us dollar has no value.al predictably we wound up with threatening levels of inflation. but inflation does exist as you know. this is an example of a staple commodity but this wasn't bad enough. they then went and made things worse. to justify doing this they blamed the pandemic.us they just want to break the system and they did. the rest of us wound up with a bewildering combination of unemployment in the middle of a severe lockdown. we found ourselves with too many workers and not enough jobs. finally in 2021 if this doesn't remind you enough of the 1970s

and tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonightin march, joe biden gave his first prime time address as president. almost all 24 minutes of that speech were devoted, as you will remember, to promoting a new coronavirus vaccine, the miracle of medicine. one of the administration's main priorities was making sure that every american got a covid shot. and yet, the admin initiation took pains to explain the universal vaccination is not the same as a federal mandate. they are very different. "the government is not now, nor will it be requiring vaccine passports." that is what joe biden assured reporters. so as important as vaccines may become and they are, the question of whether to take them, whether to have powerful drugs injected into your body is the most intimate kind of personal health decision paired politicians and bureaucrats should have no role in a decision like that. you may have heard that before. these decisions are for the individual alone to decide in consultation with family, physicians, and clergy. when it comes to med

so the list includes people who watch tucker carlson.l of opposition research is to uncover information to publicly discredit your opponent. for example, here is what we gathered on shannon bream. last month she helped to pay for the education of nine orphans. not 10. that's going to come back to haunt her. also, on the weekend she participated in a food drive. makes you wonder what she's hiding when she pulls that kind of stunt. she donates blood regularly but how do we really know it's her blood? do you? do any of us? ♪ [laughter] >> greg: yep. makes you think, doesn't it. we're just raising questions here on gutfeld!. >> greg: you didn't like that, emily? that upset you, didn't it? but, you know what? we don't know what she does after work. is there any opposition research you would like to look at? >> no. also, in part, i feel like, i don't know, that list is so extensive, and i feel like with, for example, mike lindell, who we all love, i mean, he's already written a book. we know what's in his past. >> greg: he's a former crack add

up next, "tucker carlson." ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."you have been on the internet this weekend, you have probably seen the video we are about to show you. if you haven't seen it, there is really nothing we can do to prepare you for the experience of seeing it except to tell you to call things about it. first, it's entirely genuine. this is not a hoax. it's not a deep faith. it is not the work of some demented comedic genius who set up a parody account on twitter. no, this video is real. the second thing to know about the video is that it is from the cia. that is not the culinary institute of america. people who teach baking and sushi preparation. no it's not. it is the central intelligence agency that allows you to do waterboarding and subvert foreign elections. it is the most heavily armed and supposedly most sophisticated intelligence gathering operations on the planet. and yet somehow they produce this and put it on social media. >> i am a cisgender millennial who has been diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder. i am intersectio

, including on air talent, including medical experts who could debunk and correct and educate tucker carlson and his audience. that is not what carlson wants. that is not who he books on his show. he claims to be provaccine and said that he's just asking questions but he's not seeking the answers. so the rest of us have to. that is what we have to do, right. when foxitis is hurting a lot of people. if we're not going to reach herd immunity in the u.s., we need to reach nerd immunity. yes nerd immunity. enough of us have to be well informed to come out of the pandemic coma. it is whatever the opposite of what foxitis is. here now is susan glasser from the new yorker and amanda marcotte and david zerra wick. hanny mothers day. you've been writing this week about the gop and the civil war and the gop. do you think it relates to this foxitis concept and what is going on with vaccines as well. >> well thank you so much, brian. you're right to connect this to the conspiracy theories and essentially the institutionalization of not just one big lie, but multiple big lies. >> multiple, yeah. >> exact

now time for a guy named tucker carlson. i said his name right. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." a lot of unprecedented things happening, but honestly, not all of them are shocking. for example, it probably shouldn't surprise you that once they got their hands on real power, the same lunatics who don't believe in human biology immediately made a serious mess of our economy. it took them less than six months to do it. first, they acted like the u.s. dollar had no value. they spent money like they just printed it for the occasion, which needless to say they had. and predictably, we wound up with frightening levels of inflation -- which for the record they still did not exist. but inflation does exist, as you know well if you live here. corn prices, to name just one example of a stable commodity that is now out of control, have risen by 50% just since january. but that was not bad enough. the lunatics then decided to make it even worse than that, so they paid millions of americans more than t

what did he tell you about tucker carlson, the fox's biggest lightning rod pushing vaccination disinformationhat tucker is brave and what he means by that is that tucker says what is on people's minds. lochlan has a philosophy degree from princeton university and he mentioned that it informed his question about everything, question everything, question conventional thinking whether it is at the dinner table or in society in general. always ask questions about why people think the way they do and you believes that fox news offers a diversity of opinion. >> if you want to know, tucker carlson's future at fox, there it is. they are very close. he thinks tucker is brave. and it is all online ott insider.com. it is rare to hear from murdoch. here is what he said about fox being criticized by donald trump as well as from the west saying in a strange way if you have the left and the right criticizing you, you're doing something right. you really are in the middle. nicole hemmer, is that true? is that right? >> no, i don't think that is actually right. i think that is bad logic just in general. but i

one your point about tucker carlson is important. saying we don't need to take any precautions or precautions are damaging. and let's acknowledge that and that a lot of the hostility to mask wearing was more damaging than any of the overcaution that people have been displaying. that is important. the second thing that i think is important to think about is we've all been obsessed with covid. this is horrible. it is killed more than a half million americans. it is closed schools, had us all working at home, dominated our lives. so of course it is difficult for us to return to normal. but it is also really important for us to start returning to normal. and normal doesn't mean waiting until there is no covid risk. it means thinking about the fact that if you're vaccinated or your outdoors, covid presents the sort of risk that we accept all of the time in life. >> yes. >> it is struck by lightning or attacked by shark level risk. it is not the kind of thing that should reorder our lives. and i think it is important for all of us to start

i would vote for you he has sat counsel with tucker carlson this new tucker carlson episode on fox nationuld you ever think about running for office? you have done so much for so many here's what dave has to say. >> i don't know if people are serious or not run for office. i would never do that because you can't get anything done. it's fairly disgusting in my mind that the government didn't do something far earlier. >> tucker: since they caused it. >> to cause it it's not that hard. it took me it 24 hours to come up with this concept and future in motion and go. everyone should want to help small business. it was disheartening to not see the government do anything. i'm glad we could help a little bit. brian: they helped a lot. he was the impetus to do it people started kicking in 2,000 or $20,000. aaron rogers on down. videos. instead of handing gave it to x, y, z. started taping ton iphone are you going to be home here are the numbers. make sure you have the phone number. pop it in and get the real reaction. when they posted that everyone saw the possibility and also i think the ppp loan

vaccines can't even get their own people to buy in and to you of will address all of this on your "tucker carlson" special tomorrow night on the left swore on science. >> tucker: the great trace gallagher, thank you so much. it's kind of an amazing story. right around half of the employees at nih and cdc have been vaccinated. why have the other half? and since they haven't, why are we requiring college students, all of them, to take the vaccine? young people, many of whom have already recovered from covid? what's the answer. hopefully we find one. who is taking over rush limbaugh's time slot on the radio? that has just been announced, the man filling his spot. join us after the break. ♪ ♪ as the covid-19 vaccines become available you may have questions. and that's normal. so, for the latest information, visit getvaccineanswers.org it's up to you. ♪ ♪ >> >> tucker: rush limbaugh passed away in february after 30 years of completely dominating talk radio, of course. since then some have wondered who will be replacing him. and today, we learned the answer. clay travis founder of out kick and buck sex

>>> but first next matt gaetz is actually speaking out in his first big interview since that tucker carlson fiasco. we're back in 30 seconds. nothing's tougher on pain than advil. nothing. pain says you can't, advil says you can. what happens to your body language when your underarms are cared for? ♪ ♪ it shows! our new dove advanced care formula is effective... and kind to skin, leaving underarms cared for and you... more confident and carefree. >>> he's back, but you can decide how clear he's being, republican congressman matt gaetz basically dodging key questions about the federal sex crimes probe, which includes sex with a minor and sex trafficking allegations. these are his first extended comments since that bombshell daily beast report about an alleged confession that accused gaetz having and paying for sex with a minor. here is how gaetz respond. >> tell us your version of events and what you lived through in the last month. >> well, the things the media has said about me are lies and the truth will prevail. there is a desire in big government, in big media, in big tech to target, de

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: a good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." county virginia right outside of washington, d.c., was for a very long time, at for generations, a reasonable place. it was orderly and calm and well maintained and loudoun county famously worked in contrast to the city nearby. then two things happened in loudoun county. first loss of federal money flowed in, all those federal contacts made loudoun county rich. it's not the single richest county in the entire unit the entire united states and that has been a problem. any place you find easy money you inevitably find large numbers of unhappy white liberals, those brittle neurotics with the massillon screaming at everyone else to get in line. loudoun county has a whole bunch of those now. it also has a huge number of immigrants and one out of every four people in loudoun county was born in another country. in general most immigrants are not very liberal at all. in fact many of them have what would now be described as extreme white wing positions on social issues. if you ever have a chan