. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to " "tucker carlson tonight." alexandra collier cortez lecturing us about the weather today. flash cards on monday. act of god? no, it's the fault of republicans not passing her green new deal and not giving her full power of the american economy. one problem about that, scientists disagree with her read on that. we'll talk to her head. here's a quiz. how many foreign nationals are living in the united states right now? kidding, it's a trick question. nobody knows the answer. could be 10 million, could be 50 million bit we would just be guessing. pretty embarrassing for an advanced country to know who lives within its borders, but honestly we have no idea. the last oracle years, the trump administrations trying to fix that by including a simple citizenship question on the 2020 census. democrats hate the idea, of course. if voters actually knew how many noncitizens lived in united states, they might be less than enthusiastic giving free health care to illegal aliens. last month, liberals on the supreme court threw

tucker? >> tucker: byzantine. trace gallagher, thank you so much. well, thanks to the recently passed first step act, more than 3,000 criminals have been released early from federal prison. do you remember when the first step act was being debated, we were all told that only nonviolent criminals would be the beneficiaries of the law. some, like senator mike lee of utah, told us that the bill would not provide early release to criminals, only incentivize participation in the so-called "recidivism reduction programs. " but that turned out to be completely untrue. in less than a year, the first step act granted early release to a lot of dangerous people and it didn't require any of them to do anything to earn it. here is one example. in 2008, white participated in an armed robbery of a brooklyn department. during that, he and the accomplices tied up two children, including a 7-year-old woman. they pistol whipped a woman and threatened to kill her and her family if she didn't reveal where the cash and the drugs were hidden. every victim of the robbery h

. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." all right, take a seat, pour ave cocktail. we are about to blow your mind. for more than 30 years, nancy pelosi as you well know has represented the single most liberal congressional district in america. she has always been perfectly suited for the job. name the issue, no matter what it is, abortion, climate change, affirmative action. nancy pelosi has the party-approved position on that issue.ct she is a walking liberal stereotype.he or so we thought. in fact, it was all a sham identity designed to cloak a darker reality beneath. you thought she was a liberal who sends money to the annual npr pledge drive, didn't you? no. in fact, pelosi is a committed racist. a hardened bigot. she would be running the ladies klan if they had one in san francisco. how do we know this? simple. watch the way nancy pelosi dismisses fellow congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> she likes to minimize the conflict within her caucus ittween the moderates and the progressives. >> you have these wings, ao

tucker. >> tucker: sad story. trace gallagher. have a happy weekend. elizabeth warren just cleared up a glaring question about her personal background. it's not about her race. it's about her gender. she told us what it is. thank heaven. that's next on our inside the issues special. ide the ide the issues special. ♪[upbeat music] ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma♪ ♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun♪ ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma ♪that i'm a traveller transitions™ light under control™ here, hello! starts with -hi!mple... how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! [ camera clicking ] wifi up there? -ahhh. sure, why not? how'd he get out?! a camera might figure it out. that was easy! glad i could help. at xfinity, we're here to make life simple. easy. awesome. so come ask, shop, discover at your xfinity store today. >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: welcome back to our special edition of "tucker carlson tonight" inside the issues. a lot of debate over elizabeth warren's background. is she white? or

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." maybe you've noticed this from watching tv in the past couple of years. when it's about tax returns or executive orders or of course russia, the left strikes and law and order post. nobody will finger wagging your faces above the law in this country. nobody. not even drumroll please, the president of the united states. >> he disrespects law and believes he's above the law. no president is above the law. >> no body ought to be above the law. >> nobody is above the law not even the president of the united states. >> we live in a country where nobody is above the low. >> nobody is above the low. >> the american president has no respect for the rule of law? >> nobody is above the law. >> nobody is above the law. >> nobody, especially this president is above the law. >> tucker: it is one of their favorite talking points in its highly effective because it is absolutely true. in america, nobody is above the law. that is the promise of this country and it is the best thing about this. the dem

. >> tucker: u.s. foreign policy has been focused on preventing rogue states from getting nuclear weapons, but there is another threat out there that may be ignored by too many. dr. marc siegel investigates us tonight the danger of bio weapons, which is imminent. and certainly real. that's after the break. ♪ >> tucker: north korea has been one of the president's biggest foreign policy concerns in 2019, you can see why. the country's nuclear weapons. nuclear weapons are a threat. but they are not the only thread killing millions of people. as genetic engineering grows more sophisticated, experts are warning about the danger of bio weapons. dr. marc siegel is our fox medical correspondent. he is wrote a piece about bio weapons. he joins us tonight to terrify us. doctor, thank you very much. how concerned should we be about bio weapons? >> i am going to terrify you tonight because there is something called synthetic biology. we used to look at the anthrax threat or the smallpox write and say, we have va

tucker carlson is coming up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." all right, take a seat, pour a cocktail. we are about to blow your mind. for more than 30 years, nancy pelosi as you well know has represented the single most liberal congressional district in america. she has always been perfectly suited for the drop your name the issue no matter what it is, abortion, climate change, permanent action, climate change, nancy pelosi has the pad position on that issue. she is a walking liberal stereotype. or so we thought. in fact, it was all a sham identity designed to cloak a darker blue reality beneath. he thought she was a liberal who annually sends money to the mbr pledge drive, didn't you? no. in fact, pelosi is a committed racist. a hardened bigot. she would be running the ladies clan if they had one in san francisco. how do we know this? simple. watch the way nancy pelosi dismisses fellow congresswoman alexander acadia cortez. it's because she likes to minimize the conflict within hed the progressives. >> you have these wings, aoc and her group o

. >> ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." we are live from south korea. just behind us is the dmz. that's the barrier that separates this country south korea from the dictatorship from north korea run by kim jong-un. we will have an interview in a few homosexuality. -- moments. the president invited us to come with him here to the most heavily defended border and we witnessed history. the president held a meeting with kim jong-un. the first american president to set foot in north korea. he walked with kim alone across the border. we stood a few feet away and walked back and held a press conference standing in the middle of the room. we were there. it has implications that are much more broad than just the pictures. the president had a summit with kim in hanoi that collapsed and his efforts to denuclearization north korea were dead. those hopes may be revived. it was a remarkable scene and we have pictures we took there. here they are. >> ♪ >> tucker: behind me are two countries that could not be more different. on the left

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." alexandra ocasio-cortez lecturing us about the weather today. flashol floods in d.c. on monda. she said, an act of god? no, it's the fault of republicans not passing her green new deal and not giving her full power over the american economy.ew one problem with that, scientists disagree with her read on that. we'll talk to one ahead. first, here's a quiz. how many foreign nationals are living in the united states right now? just kidding, it's a trick question. nobody knows the answer.t could be 10 million, could be 50 million, we would just be guessing. pretty embarrassing for an advanced country not to know who lives within its borders, but honestly we have no idea. the last two years, the trump administration has been tryingti to fix that by including a simple citizenship question on the 2020 census. democrats hate the idea, of course. if voters actually knew how many noncitizens lived in united states, they might be less enthusiastic about giving free health care to illegal aliens.

♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to tucker carlson tonight. as one of the many checks and balances the constitution you probably remember allows congress to impeach a president for, quote, treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors. end quote. well, treason and bribery are fairly clear cut. what are high crimes and misdemeanors? scholars have debated that question for centuries. but no longer. this week, a group of newly elected democratic members of congress finally defined the term. here it is. a high crime and misdemeanor is when you insult liberals. this weekend the president wrote a series of nasty tweets about four congresswomen you may have read about. omar, ocasio-cortez, presley, and talib. doing that sending those tweets, we soon learned, is tantamount to bribery and treason. watch. >> bring articles of impeachment to the floor of the howls of representatives. >> impeach this president. >> impeach this lawless president today. >> tucker: wow. puts everything in perspective. remember collusion with russia, obstruction of

have a great weekend, tucker carlson is next. ♪ >> welcome to a special edition of tucker carlson. >> tucker: the thing about climate change is it's serious stuff. very serious. it's not like the frivolous concerns that fill your days like paying your bills or keeping your marriage together or putting your kids through school or fighting cancer. climate change is bigger than that. way bigger. it's about saving the earth. it's about taking on what we're going to call an existential threat to humanity. a big deal. nobody understands the gravity of climate change with the soul-searing irn tebsity of alexandria ocasio-cortez. she talks about the green new deal that will save us from climate change. she looks like she bz to cry or yell or both. why wouldn't she it's scary as hell. time is running out. >> the world is going on end in 12 years if we don't address climate change. like, this is the war, this is our world war ii. >> tucker: can you disagree with the details of the green new deal she's proposing, banning cars and airplanes. shutting down the entire american energy sector, rebuil

tucker, meanwhile, is up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening. welcome to a president trump in asia special edition of "tucker carlson tonight." last week we spent a lot of time with president trump in japan and south korea. he said a number of interesting things. tonight we have unseen footage from the interviews when we asked the president about what he knows in the investigation in to unidentified flying objects. ahead we revisit what he said about iran, afghanistan, the rising danger from big tech, homelessness and other threats facing this country. mr. president, thank you for this. >> president trump:up that. >> tucker: you recently, hours ago met with the chinese president xi jinping. >> president trump: i did. >> tucker: are you closer after that meeting to a trade deal? >> president trump: i think so. we had a good meeting. he wants to make a deal. i want a deal. we have had the largest deal of any kind, not only trade. we got away well. we understand each other. he is going to start buying a lot of farm products which is great for the f

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to a special addition of "tucker carlson tonight" this friday. the thing about climate change is it's serious stuff, very serious. it's not like the frivolous concerns that fill your days like paying your bills or keeping your marriage together or putting your kids through school. fighting cancer. climate change is bigger than that, way bigger. it's about saving the earth. it's an existential threat to humanity, it's a big deal. nobody understands the gravity ofof climate change are quite te soul searing intensity as freshman congressman alexander of cause alexandria ocasio-cortez. she looks like she's going to start to cry or yell or both and why wouldn't c she? it's scary, time is running out. >> the world is going to end in 12 years if we don't address climate change. this is our world war ii. >> tucker: you can disagree with the details of the green new deal, banning cars and airplanes, shutting down the entire american energy sector, rebuilding every dwelling in the united states, you can disagree with that. what you can'tan question is oca

tucker. >> tucker: sad story. trace gallagher. have a happy weekend. elizabeth warren just cleared up a glaring question about her personal background. it's not about her race. it's about her gender. she told us what it is. thank heaven. that's next on our inside the issues special. when you're not able to smile, you become closed off. i felt withdrawn, alone... having to live with bad teeth for so long was extremely depressing. now, i know how happy i am. there was all the feeling good about myself that i missed. i wish that i had gone to aspen dental on day one and not waited three years. at aspen dental, we're all about yes. like yes to flexible hours and payment options. yes to free exams and x-rays for new patients without insurance. and yes, whenever you're ready to get started, we are too. call now at 1-800-aspendental. age-related macular i've degeneration, with which could lead to vision loss. so today i made a plan with my doctor, which includes preservision. because it's my vision, my morning walk, my sunday drive, my grandson's beautiful fa

it's ridiculous.li >> tucker: thank you for being the voice of sanity. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: well, they're invulnerable to heat, cold,>> radiation, poison. a new breed of invincible insects cropping up all over the world. i'm not making this up. is there a hope of stopping them? that's next as we finish our final show in asia. that's next. petsmart's celebrating the fourth, with great deals like... buy 1 get 1 50% off dog and cat food, and holiday dog toys, apparel, beds and more! plus, treats members get 50% more points on all purchases! now that's a celebration... ...petsmart! ♪ >> tucker: welcome back to south korea, they cannot be stopped. they are invincible, they are not zombie raccoons, they are cockroaches. the terminator of the insect world. resistant to radiation, that is true, by the way. hard to squish with your foot. a new study by purdue you defines at a common-germ cockroach species is now being born with immunity to common bug spray toxins. think about that. as they spread throughout the cockroach community, they will be "almost impossible to stop." bret la

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." google is the most powerful company in the history of the world. we have been very critical of their behavior on this show but has google committed treason? what peter teal thinks the company has and by the way, he would know. peter teal joins us in a second to explain. but first, in a series of tweets yesterday, the president attacked for freshman democrats in congress, alexandria ocasio-cortez, ilhan omar, ayanna pressley, and rashida to leave. he called them anti-american. the news has been going bonkers ever since braid the consensus in washington is that trump made a mistake by once again making a story about himself. maybe that's true, time will tell. but there's another way to look at it. by singling out these four members of congress, the president also highlighted their prominence in the democratic party. six months ago, these were just for young lefties in a sea of 235 house democrats. now, they are the democratic party. if you don't believe it, you must have missed the pres

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."we we are live from south korea. just behind us is the dmz. the demilitarized zone. that's the barrier that separates this country, south korea, from the dictatorship from north korea run by kim jong-un. we interviewed the president ahead of the g20 summit, without that was the end we will have an interview in a of the time for us. few moments. the president invited us to come with him here to the most heavily defended border and we excepted of course, and we were privileged of course, to be a witness to history. the president turned out to be what was a momentous meeting with kim jong un. the first american president to set foot in north korea. he walked with kim alone across the border between the two countries, we stood a few feet away, then walked back and held a press conference standing in the middle-of-the-road. weere there. it has implications much more broad, though, then the pictures i came back. a few months ago, the president had a so much with kim in hanois efforts to denu

. >> yes. >> tucker: thank you for your perspective, shocking. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: every day more questions arise about the path that ilhan omar, won't answer any of the questions, minnesota lawmaker says it is time for a full investigation. did she lie in order to get here from somalia? we should know that. plus the transgender activist says human rights have other people touch your genitals? that story from canada, will shock you, the cutting edge of progressive justice. the cuttinge justice. stay tuned for details. ♪ we'll take great care of him we get it you got it oh! thank you we're petsmart thank you we're hugging >> tucker: a weird story out of canada. business owners harassed out of business. businesses shut down, dragged before kangaroo court, having their lies destroyed. why? if you guessed racism, no it's radical gender activist. jessica is a biological man who i haves as a drans gender woman. to make a political point he's travel ng across british columbia visiting beauty salons that provide brazilian waxes for the buy keenie area. he's a man. some refused to d

thanks a lot, tucker. >> tucker: well. trump commented the other way on ilhan omar's mysterious marital history. what was he talking about? we found out more today when a news outlet brought forward stunning new claims about congressman omar. are they true? we'll lay out the facts for you after the break. after the brea. after the brea. don't miss my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would say "oh we can't beat usaa" we're the webber family. we're the tenney's we're the hayles, and we're usaa members for life. ♪ get your usaa auto insurance quote today. we'll take great care of him ♪ we get it you got it oh! thank you we're petsmart thank you we're hugging hey! i live on my own

tucker? >> tucker: byzantine. trace gallagher, thank you so much. well, thanks to the recently passed first step act, more than 3,000 criminals have been released early from federal prison. do you remember when the first step act was being debated, we were all told that only nonviolent criminals would be the beneficiaries of the law. some, like senator mike lee of utah, told us that the bill would not provide early release to criminals, only incentivize participation in the so-called "recidivisme reduction programs." but, that turned out to be completely untrue. in less than a year, the first step act has granted early release to a lot of dangerous people, and it didn't require any of them to do anything to earn it. here is one example. in 2008, okwan white participated in an armed robbery of a brooklyn apartment. during that robbery, he and the accomplices tied up two children, including a 7-year-olddr girl. they pistol whipped a woman and threatened to kill her and her family if she didn't reveal where the cash and the drugs were hidden. every vic

it's ridiculous. >> tucker: thank you for being the voice of sanity. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: well, they're invulnerable to heat, cold, radiation, poison. a new breed of invincible insects cropping up all over the world. i'm not making this up. is there a hope of stopping them? that's next as we finish our final show in asia. that's next. ♪ speed >> tucker: welcome back to south korea, they cannot be stopped. they are invincible, they are not zombie raccoons, they are cockroaches. the terminator of the insect world. resistant to radiation, that is true, by the way. hard to squish with your foot. a new study by purdue you defines at a kerman germ cockroach species is now being born with immunity to common bug spray toxins. think about that. as they spread throughout the cockroach community, they will be "almost impossible to stop." bret larson was concerned enough about this to take a break from his day job at fox 29 24/7 to investigate tonight. is this as scary as it sounds? >> this is a very troubling revelation that we got out up or do you and you know, the old saying goes

tucker's up next. good night, everybody. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." there is newly uncovered evidence that congresswoman ilhan omar may have scammed this country's immigration system. they are serious allegations tonight of fraud and perjury. did omar lie about her own name? did she enter into a sham marriage with her biological brother? our investigation into this and just a moment. but first, two weeks from right now, 20 democratic candidates will assemble on the stage in detroit, michigan, the second wave of presidential primary debates. oversee all 20 candidates will be running for president. but don't be full. some of them like kamala harris and elizabeth warren are actual contenders, at least theoretically they could win. you can't say that for many of the others in the race. these are the zombie candidates. they are long expired but still lumbering around for tending to be alive. as usual, the genus is in the press corps the last to know. they always are

welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." tomorrow, the former special counsel robert mueller will spend the entire day testifying before congress. that means that for yet another 24 hours, our leaders will fixate on the virtually nonexistent threat we supposedly face from the government of russia. russia! it's a show of course, it's a diversion. but our news networks will dutifully amplify it anyway. they always do. turn on cnn or msnbc tomorrow it any point in the day and you will hear breathless covers of defense that contains precisely zero news. why are they doing this? why are they so anxious to make you care about something that's entirely pointless? that has no effect on your life and never will? why? maybe so you won't notice what's actually happening in the rest of the country. things like this. >> all my god, they came over here, they violated. you know, they violated them. they violated them. oh, my god, . y'all get back in her car. they laughing at them. >> tucker: levity was real. it was taped on the grounds wil

thank you so much for >> thanks tucker. >> tucker: he is the center befn baltimore. he knows a lot about the city. we are happy to have him join us. here's greg carson. thank you very much for coming on. so, you've spent a good chunk of your life in baltimore. it's a sad city. i think it's a city with a lot of promise. >> as a pediatric neurosurgeon, i spent many hours, sometimes operating all night long trying to get children of baltimore and other places around the world a second chance. usually we were successful, but a few days later i was in a horrible dilemma, because some of those kids had to go back to baltimore where they were and tested with rats and roaches and mold and violence. sometimes i would even consider extra test so they could stay in the hospital. now, fortunately god's given me an opportunity to do something about it. that's one of the reasons i'm delighted to be a part of this administration. while i was there, i worked on a lot of issues with many politics, politicians, including elijah cummings. i don't think he's a bad person i think he is a

i just got an email saying something like, safe tucker. save tucker. i'm right there by your side. if you've got more trouble that i don't even know about. all right, thank you. welcome to hannity. we start tonight with a fox news alert. we've got massive breaking news. abuse did occur. we've got confirmation. we'll tell you more about it. also, coming up, he will be with you for the brand-new evidence. also tonight, we are going to begin with the fake outrage. first it's collusion, bennett's

tucker carlson is ready to go. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." like many of you, we've been watching with amazement and some real alarm as leaders of the democratic party day after day attack the country they say they want to govern. it is remarkable and it's a very new development, by the way. just a few years ago, even the most liberal democrats in congress felt obligated to say patriotic things about america. they may not have felt it but they said it, and that matters. now, it's routine to see democratic presidential candidates questioned the basic legitimacy of the united states. even supposed moderates like joe biden join in, and that should worry you. no country can survive being ruled by people who hate it. and we deserve better. for all of our country's flaws, this is still the best place in the world. most immigrants know that and that is why they come here. it's also why we've always been glad to have them here. but now, there are signs that some people who move here from abroad don't like this country at all. as we told you last night

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the president is speaking to supporters in greenville, north carolina. we will be taking portions of it live, especially the newsworthy moments. right now he's talking about the four radical freshman democrats, antifa, and more broadly, the direction the democrats are moving. we are going to go back and listening, it's interesting.go >> president trump: michael watley. [cheers and applause] i want to also thank -- and i will tell you, he's been a warrior for the last three months, really a warrior when we needed him most, senator tom tillis. thank you, tom. he really has. he's been really good. we got to get out and work and make sure he gets reelected. and also, representatives mark walkerk and richard hudson. [cheers and applause] >> tucker: president speaking in greenville, north carolina. for the past four days, as you well know, he has been embroiled in a remarkably nasty, and yet at times amusing twitter battle with the foremost left-wing democrats in the house of representative

. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." maybe you've noticed this from watching tv in the past couple of years. when it's about tax returns or executive orders or of courseou russia, the left strikes and law and order post. nobody will finger wagging your faces above the law in this country. nobody. not even drumroll please, the president of the united states. >> he disrespects law and believes he's above the law. no president is above the law. >> nobody ought to be above the law. >> nobody is above the law not even the president of the united states. >> we live in a country where nobody is above the low. >> nobody is above the low. >> the american president has no respect for the rule of law? >> nobody is above the law. >> nobody is above the law. >> nobody, especially this president is above the law. >> tucker: it is one of their favorite talking points in its highly effective because it is absolutely i true. in america, nobody is above the law. that is the promise of this country and it is the best thing about this. that

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." google is the most powerful company in the history of the world. we have been very critical of their behavior on this show but has google committed treason? what peter teal thinks the company has and by the way, he would know. peter teal joins us in a second to explain. but first, in a series of tweets yesterday, the president attacked four freshman democrats in congress, alexandria ocasio-cortez, ilhan omar, ayanna pressley, and rashida tlaib. he called them anti-american. the news has been going bonkers ever since. the consensus in washington is that trump made a mistake by once again making a story about himself. maybe that's true, time will tell. but there's another way to look at it. by singling out these four members of congress, the president also highlighted their prominence in the democratic party. six months h ago, these were jut four young lefties in a sea of 235 house democrats. now, they are the democratic party. if you don't believe it, youou must have missed the press c

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." elite colleges are the pathway to the american ruling class. how many of our overlords went to harvard? almost all of them. admissions are supposed to be based on merit. but if that's true, if only the best people get in, then why are the children of so many democratic politicians at yale? we've got the numbers, it's fascinating. we will bring you that investigating investigation in just a minute. first tonight, after 200 years, the democrats were a political party with conventional political goals. democratic party is now a religious cult with all that implies. dissent has been banned.ne anyone who questions the parties left. just announce as a racist heretic, the party descends into a purity spiral. in the body is safe, not even the party's speakers. nancy pelosi, the most left-wing speaker of the house, fire-breathing liberal for longer than alexandria ocasio-cortez has been alive. none of that has been able to save her.or ocasio-cortez and a tiny group of house freshman demand exp

. ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." in general, the left isn't big on admittingn things, obvious things, but in the case of robert mueller's testimony yesterday, they don't have a choice. we are conceding, yes, it was a total disaster and how is nancy pelosi reacting tonight and what doess donald trump jr. think of what happened yesterday? both of them respond exclusively right here in just a moment. but first tonight, the russia hoax ended yesterday. we can say that. it ended not with a bang but with the modeled half memories of a fading old man slipping in and out of focus. america's got transfixed by robert mueller's testimony before congress. no honest persones could come ay at the end believing that the president ofen the united states colluded with the russian government to steal an election. that was the allegation, you will remember. and then, after the most extensive investigation in modern american history, we found the truth. we can say conclusively, once again, what we told you the day this all started, the

tucker takes it over from here. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the president is speaking to supporters in greenville, north carolina. we will be taking portions of it live, especially the newsworthy moments. right now is talk about the four radical freshman democrats, antifa, and more broadly, the direction the democrats are moving. we are going to go back and listening, that's interesting. >> president trump: michael watley. [scattered applause] i want to also thank -- and i will tell you, he's been a warrior for the last three months, really a warrior when we needed him most, senator tom tillis. thank you, tom. he really has. he's been really good. we got to get out and work and make sure he gets reelected. and also, representatives mark auger and richard hudson. >> tucker: president speaking in greenville, north carolina. for the past four days, as you well know, he has been embroiled in a remarkably nasty, and yet at times amusing twitter battle with the foremost left-wing democrats in the house of democrats rep assignments. our alexandria oc

. ♪ >> wow >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." we've been watching with amazement ande some real alarm s leaders of the democratic party day after day attack the country they say they want to govern. it is remarkable and it is a very new development. just a few years ago even the most liberal democrats in congress felt obligated to say patriotic things about america. they may not have felt it but they said it and that matters. now it's routine to hear democratic presidential candidates question the basic legitimacy of the united states, likesupposed moderates joe biden join in. that should worry you. no country can survive being ruledpl by people who hate it ad we deserve better.r for all of our country's flaws this is still the best place in the world, most immigrants know that and that's why they come here. it's also why we have always been glad to have them here. now there are signs that some people who move here from abroad don't like this country at all. as we told you last night, one of those people now serves in our congres

he is a musical >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." in general, the lesson is big on admitting things, all these things, but in the case of robert mueller sussman yesterday, they don't have a choice. we are conceding ask him what was a total kit disaster be and how is nancy pelosi reacting today and what is donald trump jr. think of what happened yesterday? both of them respond exclusively right here in just a moment. but first tonight, the russia hoax ended yesterday. we can say that. it ended not with a bang but with the modeled half memories of a fading old man slipping in and out of focus. america's got transfixed by robert mueller's testimony before congress bear no honest person could come away at the end believing that the president of the united states colluded with the russian government to steal an election. that was the allegation, you will remember. and then, after the most extensive valley investigation in modern american history, we found the truth. we can say conclusively once again, what we told you the day this all sta

tucker? >> tucker: thanks for that. ♪ parents continue to take drastic measures to help their parents get their college because no matter how bad the scam gets, college does still matter. america's elite universities have become the gatekeeper is deciding who has access to our elite institutions, our highest paying jobs, they claim it's a meritocracy but that's a crock and chelsea clinton knows it's fake. i mean, keep in mind, it's not a real meritocracy. but it's made harvard and schools like it very rich. almost $40 billion for stanford or yell, currently go completely untaxed. in a recent speech, he said that harvard and similar schools ought to lose their tax-exempt status. we spoke to him shortly after that speech. here's the conversation. >> why do they enjoy tax-exempt status? >> well, i think it used to be that education was seen as something charitable. he used to happen all at a religious basis. it was going to be exempt of churches. i think there was a history to this where these

thank you. >> tucker: thank you. in a recent interview from 2013, america ought to in racial profiling of white men who he blames for "most of the deaths within this country" ilhan omar said that americans shouldn't worry about muslims leaving. we are not making this up. it's hard to believe that we are actually not. this is real. omar said the real concern is the rhetoric of politicians. in short, ilhan omar is a lunatic, and embarrassing plates on american politics, but hopefully one that will eventually pass. matters that include potential tax fraud, marriage fraud, and immigration fraud. the president joins us tonight. tom, thanks for coming on paired what are you looking to find from congressman dominic ilhan omar. >> whether the strong evidence of marriage and other criminal activity is accurate in terms of did she do it? we've had them talking about their comprehensive investigation. these allegations are out there. she hasn't disproven them. it's about time for the house process to begin to work. i say that,

>> i can't say that, tucker. >> tucker: you come to osaka and tokyo. the cities are clean. there is no graffiti. no one going to the bathroom on the streets. very different from our cities? >> some of our cities. >> tucker: new york city, san francisco and los angeles they have a major problem with filth. >> it's very sad. >> tucker: why is that? >> it's a phenomenon that started 2 years ago. it's disgraceful. i am looking at is very seriously. we are doing other things as you probably noticed. you can't do that. you can't have where police officers are getting sick just by walking the beat. they are getting very sick. people are getting sick. the people living there are living in hell. some of them have mental problems where they don't even know they are living that way. perhaps they like living that way. they can't do that. we can't ruin our cities. you have people that work in those cities, they work in office buildings. to get into the building they have to walk through a scene that no one would have believed possible. this is the liberal establishment. this is what i a

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy monday. over the weekend the president got bored and decided to see if he could make democrats defend the most dangerous corrupt place in the country, and of course he could. it wasn't hard. he sent a flurry of tweets criticizing the city of baltimore and the congressman who represented, elijah cummings. the president called baltimore "a disgusting rat and rodent-infected -- a corrupt mess that no human being would want to live in." a lot of people t have never ben to baltimore claim to be deeply offended by those remarks. but one person who seemed to agree with them was the former mayor of baltimore, catherine pugh. she said something remarkably similar just last year. >> about a year ago city leaders identified some of the city of austin as most violent neighborhoods. >> we should just take all of this [bleep] down. >> to target under baltimore's violence reduction initiative. just last week we went with the mayor as she toured in east baltimore neighborhood. >> oh, my god, you can smell th

good to see you, mike. >> tucker, how are you? >> tucker: couldn't be better. t but bewild bewildered. maybe you can clear this up. starbucks announcing that you know longer have to buy to lounge around it stores or use the bathroom, meanwhile 30-year-olds are suing to stay in the parents' basements. are these stories connected? do they tell us something bigger about where the country is going? >> dogs and cats living together. personally? i'm in the midst right now of doing what i do every year, which is try and give away work ethic scholarships. it gets harder every year. >> tucker: it gets harder to give away money? >> mike: we've given away $5 million over the past five years and yes, every year it gets increasingly difficult to affirmatively reward work ethic. there are some things my scholarship requires you to do that other scholarships don't.ss you have to write essays, make videos, signed in a sweat pledge. when people are often confronted with these hoops through which i asked them to leap, they take what you call umbrage at that and i find it fascina

great show, tucker. >> tucker: not me, man. >> sean: good to see you. welcome to "hannity." yes, we begin with this fox news alert. the witch hunt is gone. itun is buried. the real russia investigation is only beginning. now today's hearing capped off what will now go in history as one of the single biggest, most epic embarrassments in history, in american history. what happened today should shock the conscience of every american. the liars in the democratic party, their cheerleaders in the media mob, they have been exposed yet again. you can never trust these people, ever. for t

up next, a special edition of tucker carlson tonight. ♪ >> good evening, and welcome to a special tucker carlson tonight. every day, they show weighs in on the news of the day. this is our job. it's a new show. occasionally we like to take a step back to get perspective. we like to pause and think through where this country is going. it helps sometimes to adopt a decade-long time frame, that doesn't simply adjust the next election or next presidential suite. we try to do that, a median prompt is an op-ed by mitt romney that criticized the president, but the opening was far more than that. about the way america was changing. to make the situation worse in many cases. about how conservatism has been converted into a moral scoring and free market fundamentalism, it doesn't help people forgetting it's more fundamental duty to cultivate strong families bear that opened a big response from our viewers and ever since then we try to revisit the same themes on a nightly basis. here's how it began. mitt romney kicked off 2019 with an op-ed in "the washington post" that savaged donald trump's chara

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♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to a president trump and asia special edition of the "tucker carlson tonight." last week we spend a lot of time with president trump in japan and south korea. tonight we have unseen footage from those interviews where we act the president what he knows about the investigation into unidentified flying objects. just ahead, we will revisit with the president had to say about iran, rising danger from big tech, homelessness and other threats facing the country. mr. president, thanks for this. you recently hours ago met with chinese president xi jinping and are you closer to a trade deal? >> president trump: i think so, we had a very good meeting. he wantsar to make a deal and i want to make a deal. we got along very well, he's going to start buying a lot of farm products which is great for farmers while we negotiate and i'm going to not increase tariffs which i could do.re i have a lot we could do. and we will have to put our teams together and continue the great negotiation. i think we can do something thae will be historic, but we will see. i'm in no rush

tucker carlson. he calls immigrants invaders, repeating a talking point, another white supremacist conspiracy theory that was mainstreamed by donald trump. so this is the feature, it's not the bug. and i'm not being radical here calling him out as a white nationalist. this is who he is. just look at the words, look at his own clips and then compare them to the talking points and rhetoric of leading white nationalists. it's exactly -- >> at the same time, he also says he welcomes immigrants. he just wants them to like america, not to hate america. so he's able to employ these rhetorical devices to say bring on the immigrants. let's bring in millions of people. but then he attacks immigrants like omar because he claims she hates america. i don't think he's willing to listen to her actual critiques of american policy and understand where she's coming from. >> but, brian, does he believe this or is this something -- is he just out -- is he selling what people are buying? which one is worse? i think the s

. >> tucker: well, good evening. welcome to a special "inside the issues" edition of "tucker carlson tonight." we are taking a deeper dive for the next hour beneath the headlines into some of the issues that influence the way america is changing. first tonight, when robert mueller's final report on russia came out this spring, the geniuses on television had one word for it. "damning." truly and completely damning. so damning you could block the colorado river with it and create your own hydropower. it was that damning. watch. >> the report contained a potentially damning list of ways the president tried to influence the investigation. >> it's arguing that the mueller report is far more damning. >> it's not pretty. it's an ugly, damning piece of business. >> i agree with him that it's absolutely damning.

we don't know what's in tucker carlson's heart. if tucker carlson repeatedly shows you who he is for the past two years, if it was a one-off, we would be outraged. but this is consistently. that is coded language, brown, dark people, muslims who come from s-hole countries, that was a throwback to donald trump, by the way, let's not forget that tucker carlson supported and defended donald trump's comments when he said we don't want people coming from s-hole countries. so i think we in the media give trump and tucker carlson and laura ingraham a pass. do they really believe this or are they saying it to rally up this base? does it really matter, don. the detrimental effect is it's dividing america. >> that's why i said the latter part, if he's just selling what people are buying, that's actually worse because then it's disingenuous. >> because he knows better. >> ilhan omar called him a racist fool. she's not backing down. do you think another people on both sides of the aisle are standing up against his bigoted rhetoric? >> no, ther

nighty night, tucker. sleep tight, double deuce. who am i forgetting? of course, the great lou dobbs. lou dobbs, you fell under the bed. and you might think that was weird, but something tells me on monday morning the fox anchors came into work like this. - hannity, laura ingraham, tucker carlson, steve doocy. ainsley, brian, the great lou dobbs, right? - they're loving it. [eerie music] so, though it was only 35 days, the government shutdown's effects will continue to hurt america for a while. and maybe it would have been all worth it for trump if he had gotten some of that sweet, sweet war money, but he folded with nothing to show for it. - anyone out there by the way, thinking president trump caved today, you don't really know the donald trump i know. he right now holds all the cards. he will secure the border one way or another. - i don't see it as a cave. i see this as a process. this is a half time, uh, stop in the action. - so did he cave? did he not? the answer is absolutely he did not cave. - he did not cave. he made a tactical decision, a stra

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tucker carlson, ivanka trump and jared kushner. if you're happy with that, i'm sure you'll vote for the president again. if not, this is a call to the ballot box next november. >> i totally agree. i think even his supporters deserve more than this. even his supporters thought they were getting some figure in business and his friends will tell you was always a scam. he's a guy who sat in his office without a computer and sharpie. he was never who people thought he was. but this is where the scam is revealed. these are where people have to look at the picture and say yeah, the emperor is butt-ass naked. >> yes. i remember bring up the iran deal again, i was in congress at the time and opposed to it and i went to the house floor and said so. on syria, the red line, i thought the president didn't handle it right, i went to the floor and voiced my opinion. but i never questioned president obama's capabilities, qualifications, national security team around him. there were disagreements but i knew the nation was safe. this is not the mark