and for years he, uh, essentially there was this notion that you had to sort of disavow tucker carlson as you agree with him in the sense that, that well, you know, tucker i, you know, in the same thing with alex jones. frankly, it's everybody had to always give these sort of preliminaries if they were not, you know, have it supporters that, oh well, you know, alex jones may be crazy but, and they, they started doing that so much that i noticed the jimmy no longer says well tucker carlson as well, you know, off the ranch or whatever are you doing? i've noticed the transition i noticed was right, is it exactly the way you did? i remember, yeah. it's finally finally coming to reconciling with a fact that these, these labels and these, uh, these are ideological or political sort of compartmentalization of people were for false. i mean, we agree on more than we disagree about. and then we'd certainly agree on the fundamentals of what this country should be, and this absolutely frightening the hell out of the establishment that is, as a totally ruled on the basis of these artificial, this a

and for years he, uh, essentially there was this notion that you had to sort of disavow tucker carlson as you agree with him in the sense that, that well, you know, tucker i, you know, in the same thing with alex jones. frankly, it's everybody had to always give these sort of preliminaries if they were not, you know, have it supporters that, oh well, you know, alex jones may be crazy but, and they, they started doing that so much that i noticed the jimmy no longer says well tucker carlson as well, you know, off the ranch or whatever are you doing? i've noticed the transition i noticed was right, is it exactly the way you did? i remember? yeah. it's finally finally coming to reconciling with a fact that these, these labels and these are these i audiological or political sort of compartmentalization of people were for false. i mean, we agree on more than we disagree about. and then we'd certainly agree on the fundamentals of what this country should be, and this absolutely frightening the hell out of the establishment that is, as a totally ruled on the basis of these artificial, this art

deciphering this bull [ bleep ] is like staring at an mc escher painting, which incidentally is what tucker carlsonoks like he's doing. [ light laughter ] tucker's cherry-picked footage from january 6th was such transparent nonsense that even republican leadership called it out. various gop senators called it dangerous and disgusting and a lie. and one even went so far as to call tucker's report bull [ bleep ]. and i have to say even if you didn't know any of that. just watching what he aired is embarrassing enough on its own for example, tucker tried to claim the infamous footage of missouri senator josh hawley running away from the mob was somehow misleadingly edited by democrats. but tucker's proof for that was very underwhelming >> to prove that josh hawley was a coward, the committee released video of him loping out of building on the afternoon of january 6th with a police escort the tape became a staple on social media democrats laughed with derision. but in fact, the surveillance footage we reviewed showed that famous clip was a sham edited deceptively by the january 6th committee. the clip

ray epps has filed a lawsuit against fox news, accusing the network and tucker carlson of defamationmoting a fantastical story that he was an undercover government agent who instigated the violence at the capitol. the lawsuit reads, quote, just as folks head focused on voting machine company's one falsely claiming a rigged election, fox knew it needed a scapegoat for january 6th. it's settled on ray epps. jeremy peters is a reporter for the new york times who has been covering the story, and he joins me now. jeremy, in your piece about mr. epps few days ago and his lawyers contemplating this lawsuit, what is the case they are making in the suit? >> this is not just any january 6th defendant. this is a guy who voted for donald trump twice, who is a loyal fox news viewer, or at least was, who, the complaint that we wrote about today, spelled out was convinced by what he heard on fox news as leading him to believe that the election was stolen from donald trump. so he then went to washington, d.c. on january 5th and participated in various demonstrations the night before and the day of.

i think that having tucker carlson in iowa, in this forum, is really helping ron.n nationalists movement that is extreme. it has an extreme ideology. and so they are using these culture wars to divide, to distract from the fact that here, in florida, we are now a hot spot for the highest rate of inflation, we -- are property sure insurance rates are four times the national, average we are paying more audio insurance than any other state in the country. rhonda sanchez is not. here he is not facing these issues. americans cannot afford around desantis presidency. he has abandoned florida. he's all about his own political ambition. >> guys, i'm sorry to cut it short, we have had a pretty long interview at the bottom of the hour. state senator, roland gutierrez, . promised me bose will come bat as we continue to have these discussions and march our way towards 2024. former representative, charlie, dent endemic are sal -- top of the, hour turning the defense spending into a political. gain former secretary of defense under clinton, william cohen, joins me on the -- typi

, and it caught wind and gained traction on the right from tucker carlson.a very clear cut case, according to the defamation experts i have spoken to that really, you can make it that tucker carlson essentially defamed this guy, claimed that he was some type of government plant, and none of it was true. >> he said it multiple times on the air, unlike what we saw on dominion, carlson was agenda to a loft dominion claims. in this case, he plays a much more direct role. >> that's exactly right. if you look at the dominion claims, tucker carlson's broadcasts were one part of what dominion was arguing in court. they had like a 20-point case that they were making and tucker carlson's show was only one of those 20. here you have 18 month of tucker carlson's shows over and over again, repeating these false stories that show ray epps is, you know, a secret agent that was in the crowd inciting the riot. and, you know, it never happened. now, none of that precludes ray epps from being charged, right, because what essentially ray epps is' opponents were arguing is that

. >> another thing that happened in this family leadership conference in iowa tucker carlson was able to question a lot of the candidates and he really pushed them on some of these issues. let's watch, this is the former vice president mike pence who was interviewed. this is a portion where they talk about the attack on the capital on january 6th. >> they were american citizens and they were really mad because d they thought of the election s unfair and i wonder why more time hasn't been spent by either party reassuring americans that they are real, that all votes are counted, the electronic voting machines which no one seemed to trust ten years ago now are infallible and why the mail-in voting is a good thing like why doesn't anybody try to reassure the public the mechanics of voting are legit? >> as i said in my communication to congress and i said many times since there were irregularities. there were about a half a dozen states that changed the rules in the name of covid, and that undermined public confidence in the outcome. at the end of the day we brought more than m-16 lawsuits

and tucker carlson is a escaping week, reached good, taking the establishment. and this is what really, it angers the establishment is that, you know, they, you don't have to fact check tucker because there's nothing really to check. and that's what really annoys them. jennifer, your thoughts? the? yeah, what is the most is the tucker, especially even with the, with the g o. p. candidates, he was asking questions, asking questions, but they don't want him to ask, asking questions. they don't want to answer and, and that's what it is. you know, there's really nothing to fact check him on because he knows his stuff. he's lived in this world. he's clearly too loved amongst them. and he knows what's going on. but it's also tapping into as miles that it's copying into the soul of the, of the page. remember, that happened in the soul of the americans, the american, on the american spirit, those questions that we're now ask you, which is, why is our party moving against us? do they see they seem to hate us? and that's the main question i think that they're trying to avo

they had to go through tucker carlson to do that. otein. boost® h high protein.available in cinnabobon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv the first time you connected your godaddy website and your store was also the first time you realized... well, we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? the chookie! managell your sales from one place with a partner that always puts you first. (we did it) start today at godaddy.com >>> the road to the republican nomination goes right through tucker carlson, apparently. on friday the ousted fox host, mike pence was in an intense stress test, telling tucker carlson exactly what he wanted to hear. >> i have to ask you, since you was a witness to and some unintentionally a participant in one of the most highly controversial times, january 6th, do you think that was an insurrection? >> i've never used the word insurrection over the last two years. but it was a riot that took praise at the capitol that day. >> joining us to discuss, the republican strategist and "vanity fair" correspondent, molly. jason, you worked wit

tucker carlson is being sued individually.ll see if that does not inspire him to be a little bit more on. as i would doubt. it my mother always that people don't change after they are four and i would guess tucker carlson -- >> just a little bit older than four, i think. david -- >> or not -- >> tucker carlson hosted a presidential forum in iowa with a roster that included six prominent presidential candidates. during the forum, former vice president mike pence said, quote, i have never used the word insurrection. over the last two years i have never used that. it was a riot that took place that day. that is the same mike pence whose life was in grave danger on january 6th. how alarming is it that carlson is still able to get these folks to come out and say the craziest things when it comes to january 6th? and of all the people who should know better, it is mike pence. what is going on with his going along with carlson on all of that? >> yeah, look, i think it demonstrates that tucker carlson's ideology and his command of the

that just happened in our national neighborhood canada >> seth: it's amazing that the list of tucker carlson'semies now includes the entire nation of canada, and somehow that's not even the weirdest thing on it [ laughter ] anyway, tucker posted this weird little video to, i guess, prove that he still exists after the network he worked for essentially disappeared him overnight. so far there's been a lot of speculation over what exactly led to his exit but nothing concrete yet on the one hand, the "l.a. times" reported that tucker was pushed out by rupert murdoch himself and that carlson's exit is related to a discrimination lawsuit filed by abby grossberg, a producer fired by the network last month meanwhile, the "wall street journal" reported that tucker carlson's vulgar offensive messages about his colleagues helped seal his fate at fox news. and then "vanity fair" reported yet anothe stranger theory that tucker carlson's prayer talk may have led to his fox news ouster, with one source saying, "that stuff freaks rupert out." [ laughter ] and it wouldn't surprise me. rupert murdoch definitely

so very interesting to see what tucker carlson had to say. this is the voice that was banned from mainstream airwaves in the united states to the skies over syria. now we're a russian fight to drive has intercepted yet another unmanned american repoed drawing is the 2nd day in a row of the us, apple. it's released the stipend, regarding the incident, claiming the russian pilots world fault and that they were being very, very naughty russian military aircraft engaged in unsafe and unprofessional behavior. thursday 9 30 am local time. well, interaction with us, m q 9, drones carrying out our d, isis mission and syria, russian aircraft drops layers in front of the drones and food dangerously close and entering the safety of all aircraft involved. so in this video release via the us air force or rush or not su, 355 or a scene shadowing the reboot drawing before it engages off the bonus and release is a parachute flat, as the whole incident took place in serial solver and a space where russian forces are stationed are the direct requests of the sy

now in the interview, tucker carlson also stated that while in the past he's disagreed strongly with donald trump. he does admire the fact that donald trump seems to be the only major us politician who is speaking up with regards to ukraine and questioning biden's policy. you know, trump is the only person with stature and the republican party really, who's saying, wait a 2nd, you know, why are we supporting an english warn you? crane? and everyone in washington is wrong. everyone and trump is right on that question. and it's a big question. that war is re shaping the world, a 3 shaping economy of the world. 3 shaping populations. the crate is losing the war. obviously the united states could and ukrainians are dying in huge numbers in the countries being destroyed. and so the us could force a piece like tonight, they could me a uniquely, they have that power and they won't. and they're continuing to allow ukrainians to be killed in the country to be devastated. the refugees in that region, the number of people killed in that warming. europe will never be the same because of this war

and for tucker carlson to go out there and grill these guys for not carrying putin's water is simplyi watched several hours of it today. when he was making points to pence saying, you're more worried about when tanks are arriving in ukraine than american cities, it got a lot of applause from the audience. what does that say about the republican voters and where they are on this? >> well, sadly, the party -- much of the party base has become much more isolationist, protectionist, and at times, nativist. and this is not a healthy place for the party to be. we've seen this in the 1930s. our two oceans didn't protect us from being attacked at pearl harbor. our oceans didn't protect us on 9/11, when we were attacked by al quaeda. when will we learn? when will we ever learn the lesson? this is a good investment for us, investing in ukraine. ukrainians are dying to stop what the russians are doing. not one american has done. but they're interested in protecting a lot of people trying to maintain their freedom. that's what this is about. >> bakari, governor desantis did get asked about abort

tucker carlson interviewed candidates.out the support for ukraine. >> your concern is that the ukrainians, a country most people can't find on a map, we received tens of billions don't have enough tax dollars, where's the concern for the united date than that? >> that's not my concern. i've heard that routine before but that's not my concern. anyone who says that we can't to be the leader of the free world and solve our problems at home has a pretty small view of the greatest nation on earth. we can do both. >> i agree with what vice president mike pence said. i think we can do both and actually i think if we don't do both. if he received from overseas and isolate ourselves we actually become weaker over time as a nation you can see with the leadership that we've shown in ukraine and in europe and the solidarity there has been extraordinary and it's a strong message to china as well who has called us a nation in decline and yet is now sort of giving clause to that thought because of how strong we have been in europe and wi

not an fbi agent, but the january 6th committee discovered that, investigated, refuted the lies tucker carlson after that? he disputed them. he decided to focus on the fact the january 6th committee was covering up for ray epps. so that is how mr. carlson and fox deals with facts. they just refuse to recognize them. >> ray epps was a supporter of the former president, believed falsely the election was stolen. do you know if he is still supporting the former president? does he feel the former president has supported him? >> i don't think i should speak about ray's political views. i would say it has made him question fox, made him question trump generally for the lies the former president and his supporters have told. >> according to the lawsuit in may of this year the fbi notified epps it would seek to charge him criminally. do you know when they will be charged? >> no, i am not able to really speak about the criminal side of the manner. >> michael teeter, appreciate your time. thank you. >> appreciate it. >>> up next, a woman convicted of participating in a mansome family double murder is fre

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this is all part of tucker carlson's false flag conspiracy theory.k. he demanded a retraction. fox news never did that, and it's just adding to the legal mess that the network has had to deal with for all the nonsense it peddled to viewers in the aftermath of the election. >> speaking of that nonsense and the person you just mentioned, tucker carlson, he was out there in iowa hosting a candidate forum for major republican candidates. donald trump was not there, but it does also say that fox still has a lot of influence inside the republican party, whether tucker carlson is still employed by fox or not. >> definitely, jim. and i think this is tucker carlson actually trying to continue to have that influence he had when he was on that fox news prime-time perch, interviewing candidates, really allowing him to whip them toward his narrative. we'll see whether tucker carlson, without fox news, can continue to, you know, exert influence over the gop in the same way. i think that remains to be seen. but clearly out in iowa, he was able to get these presiden

if you recall, we mentioned tucker carlson. before tucker carlson, you had bill o'reilly, right?yees working for him. producers working for him -- so, this is something where fox has a history. and what that means is, if you go to trial, you can expect them to come in and create more risk, more litigation risk. it also means that in the future, and they are gonna have trouble getting employees. i mean, you can't drop your workforce -- and i think that in order for them to have an environment where they don't have, potentially, a lot of litigation, for the people working there, they need to do changes, take some of the bad apples out like carlson, and transform the culture which frankly doesn't seem like they are doing. >> yes, to renato's point, kurt, tucker carlson's replacement, jesse waters, is not exactly a beacon of journalistic integrity. >> you know, there is something i have been thinking about, here and i want everyone, every woman who's watching this to consider this. fox news is the propaganda microphone for the parties and the political people in power in this country

when the january 6th committee discovered, that investigated, it refuted the lies that tucker carlsonhat? he disputed them. he decided to focus on the facts that the january 6th committee was covering up for ray epps. so, that's how mr. carlson fox deals with facts. they just refused to recognize them. >> ray epps was a supporter of the former president, believed falsely that the election was stolen. do you know if he's still supporting the former president? does he feel like the former president has supported him? >> i don't think i should speak about ray's political views. i would say it's made him question fox, question trump generally, the lies that the former president and his supporters have told. but i don't want to say whether or not, how he feels about donald trump specifically. >> and according to the lawsuit, in may of this year, the fbi notified epps that it would seek to charge him criminally for events on january 6th. do you know what those charges may be and when they will be charged? >> no, i'm not able to really speak about the criminal side of matters, four ray epps.

interesting that lionel brings a bobby junior because bobby junior is fighting the establishment and tucker carlson is a escaping week. reached good, taking the establishment. and this is what really, it angers the establishment is that, you know, they, you don't have to fact check tucker because there's nothing really to check. and that's what really annoys them. jennifer, your thoughts? the? yeah. what is the most, is the tucker, especially even with the, with the g o p. candidates, he was asking questions, asking questions, but they don't want him to ask, asking questions. they don't want to answer and, and that's what it is. you know, there's really nothing to fact check him on because he knows his stuff. he's lived in this world. he's the, the leads his loved amongst them. and he knows what's going on. but it's also tapping into as miles that it's tapping into the soul of the, of the page. remember, the typing in the soul of the americans, the american on the american spirit, those questions that we're now ask you, which is why is our party moving against us? do they see they seem to hate us?

with tucker carlson. who came out of it on to - ? , ., with tucker carlson. who came out of itonto?ere - it on top? lenti put it to you this way. they were all there in - it on top? lenti put it to you this| way. they were all there in iowa, all there with tucker carlson, except for donald trump, who was the big elephant in the room that no one addressed. sue who came out on top? i think nikki haley came across as being smart in solid and competent. when you look at the junior senator from south carolina, tim scott, he came crosses the happy warrior. but who came out on the bottom, is what i am looking at. former vice president mike pence i think did a terrible stop tucker carlson just put him up against the wall about ukraine and what the trump administers and had done. looking at someone like asa hutchinson, who i cannot even remember who was running. i think he needs to go back home to arkansas and chill out with his family. i think what this really is is the beginning of the winnowing process. we know the first major republican debate here in the seats, a little more than a mont

for example, according to "the new york times," about a week after the election, tucker carlson reportedlyis producers, quote, "do we have enough dead people for tonight [ laughter ] i will say, tucker often has the expression of a man who has just been told by a child, "i see dead people. [ laughter ] watch. ♪ >> i see dead people [ laughter ] >> seth: i like that [ light laughter ] the first time i saw it, and i liked it [ light laughter ] the only time the question "do we have enough dead people?" is legitimate is if you're casting extras for "the last of us." "do we have enough dead people for the shoot tonight? [ laughter ] "regular dead or mushroom dead?" "you think you're being funny? [ laughter ] according to "the times," that night he trumpeted the evidence borrowed from a trump campaign news release, four allegedly dead georgians had cast a ballot within days, though, the aign's spoon-fed examples begaall apart. three of tead georgians weactu ] int tuckad to ad he wrong in a huating ection in ament he sa"as we reported last week, dead americans voin this election friday, we began

and in doing so he said something about tucker carlson, what can you tell us about that?scathing ruling in the past few days. the judge said tucker carlson had basically asked his audience to disbelieve what their eyes and ears, what they had seen with their own eyes and ears and the judge said in the ruling that he was alarmed that so many viewers actually did heed carlson's demand to not believe what they saw with their own eyes and ears but the court could not do that and they had to consider the actual evidence, and for this reason, the judge referred rejected the motion to throw out some of the rulings against him, by a really scathing ruling from this judge that took on tucker carlson's lies about january 6th , head on. >> a lot of the participants now say they feel like they were duped by people like donald trump and tucker carlson. that is what happened, they were lied to. oliver darcy, great to see you, i appreciate it. >> a big weekend for movies as oliver is saying, as writers and actors are on strike, does heading to the theaters help or hurt their efforts. we

. - fox news and tucker carlson, quote, "have agreed to part ways." can you imagine him going quietly into the night? - i don't think there's any scenio where he goes quietly into the night. i would say that behind donald trump, tucker carlson was the most influential member of the right. and i don't just mean ideologically, i also mean culturally. in other words, the way in which tucker interacted with the world: his malice, his dishonesty. i mean, these have become hallmarks of the new right or the trumpist right. and he was a cultural driver of that. he was also an engine of introducing a lot of new right and reactionary right ideas into the culture. they came through tucker carlson in a way they didn't come through any other fox host. and so you could have some really interesting cultural effects where a lot of the loudest, angriest and most malicious voices don't have that direct line to the republican public like they did when tucker was in that chair. - let me ask you about the court. i mean, you're a lawyer. you have a fabulous podcast that un

this fox news host, tucker carlson. we have now learned is going to be leaving the fox news network. one of the company's top post tucker carlson is now out. folks news says it's posited company with that topic house and one of its most popular and controversial present it costs and hosted his last show this past friday. tucker carlson, suddenly no longer with cable news guy at fox news. why does that matter? i'll tell you what matters. it matters because he was the networks most watched. personality with ramos watched news show. so why would they then let him go when you ask? because that's how cable news works. and as good as tucker's ratings were very something he maybe did not know about this business of ours here. let me do this and let me take you through my own journey of how i came to know this secret about cable news that few, including my friend tucker, seem to not understand. it's really more about what they don't understand about the people who run the cable news companies. people like fox news owner, rupert

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so what happens this fox news host, tucker carlson. we have now learned is going to be leaving the fox news network. one of the company's top post tucker carlson is now out. folks news says it's posited company with tucker costs and one of its most popular and controversial present it costs and hosted his last show this past friday. tucker carlson, suddenly no longer with cable news guy at fox news. why does that matter? and i'll tell you what matters. it matters because he was the networks most watched personality with the most watched news show. so why would they then let him go when you ask? because that's how cable news works. and as good as tuckers ratings were, there is something he maybe did not know about this business of ours here. let me do this. let me take you through my own journey of how i came to know this secret about cable news that few, including my friend tucker, seem to not understand. it's really more about what they don't understand about the people who run the cable news companies. people like fox news owner, rup

so what happens this fox news host tucker carlson, we have now learned is going to be leaving the fox news network. one of the company's top post tucker carlson is now out. folks news says it's policy company with tucker costs and one of its most popular. i'm controversial presenting costs and hosted his last show this past friday. tucker carlson suddenly no longer with cable news guy at fox news. why does that matter? i'll tell you what matters. it matters because he was the networks most watched personality with the most watched news show. so why would they then let him go when you ask? because that's how cable news works. and as good as tuckers ratings were, there is something he maybe did not know about this business of ours here. let me do this. let me take you through my own journey of how i came to know this secret about cable news that few, including my friend tucker, seem to not understand. it's really more about what they don't understand about the people who run the cable news companies. people like fox news owner, rupert murdoch here, let me take you back. as i once had a

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