odon't miss tucker carlson's 20 by belinsky interview exclusive. ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." 2020 has been a tough year for a lot of americans, but especially difficult for the experts who claim they analyze data for a living. a lot of those people have been exposed for what they are: frauds. think of pulling business. : used to seem like a legitimate job. then came the november electio elections. pollsters around the country got it wrong, double digits in race after race. pretty embarrassing. but not as embarrassing as the performance of our so-called public health experts. they are supposed to be numbers people, too. they told you any public protest against their lockdowns had roughly a 150% chance of killing the entire population. meanwhile, they declared arson totally safe. that is basically epidemiology, they say. okay. if you're starting to get the impression that dishonest people can easily manipulate data to tell you any story they want to tell you, you may be onto something. consider the condition of our economy. the numbers out of washin

"tucker carlson tonight" next. ♪ >> good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" i mark steyn him for tucker but he will be here a little later and the last live show of 2020 before the special, but i don't know about you but i'm enjoying 2020 and i wish it could go on for two, three, four months. and the insane thing about 2020, it is chairman chi's world and we just live in it if we call it that appeared in old expression he who pays the piper calls the tune. view the american taxpayer continued to pay the piper, but china calls the tune. here is dr. ted, in the same senses dr. joe biden. here dr. ted of the world health organization funded by you, back in january reading the facts straight off of the printer from the chinese bureau. >> the chinese government is to be congratulated for the measures it has taken to contain the outbreak. >> china is actually setting a new standard for outbreak. and it is not an exaggeration. >> mark: no, it is not an exaggeration. it is a new record for "outbreak response," china shut down domestic flights out of wuhan airport but for flights

tucker carlson. hard to believe this could happen in this country but it has. officials in new jersey threatened a priest with jail if he held mass in his church. the priest was kevin robinson, a catholic priest, robinson responded by filing a lawsuit against phil murphy and joins us with an update on where things stand. your job is to help people worship their god. you tried to do that, the state threatened to arrest you and you filed suit. where are you? >> thanks for having me back on. we did shutdown for two months, but i went to confession counseling, no harassment from any local authority. at the end of may and a few sunday outdoor services back into the church with distancing and people started coming. we more than doubled the congregation but keeping sanitary and some distancing and blessed and your program helped. in a week of your program the president called for reopening of churches and the governor has been modifying his orders, the latest one, 192 and even admitted the first amendment s

that's up next on "tucker carlson tonight." ♪ n "tucker carlson >> thank you, guys. >> mark: oh, my goodness, who was that you might [indiscernible] at madison square garden, the sex pistols in paris, judy garland at the dash no, it was tucker carlson receiving a rock star's reception at the talking point usa summit earlier this month. here are some of the highlights from his spectacular speech. >> the first thing you need to know is what's actually happening. this is not as you know, your enemy, as horrible as they are, is not some crazed ideologue wearing black, spray painting statues. that person is loathsome and should be in jail, trust me. i call for that nightly. by your actual enemy is the person who's funding him and making that kind of behavior possible and is doing it for a very specific reason, to tear down the past, to destroy the past. why did they want to destroy the past? because when you destroy the past to eliminate all reference points. if you have no idea what came before you, you have no idea what normal is and you cannot understand the consequences of what's happening no

edition of "tucker carlson tonight." the u.s. has reduced its carbon emissions more than the countries that are still members of the paris climate accord -- did you hear that? we are not in the paris climate accord but we have reduced our carbon emissions to a greater eextent than people who have signed it -- amazing. we did that with innovations like fracking and nuclear energy, not because we banned plastic straws or because someone told you to turn down the air conditioning. now browbeating the population, yelling at t the middle class fr their sin is the official platform of the party of science -- any disagreement is now did nihilism. the entire country must look like california joe bidenas declared last year or else -- in other words it's time to nationalize blackouts. >> would there be any place for fossil fuels including coal and a fracking in a bye the administration? >> no, we would work it out, we would make sure it's eliminated. >> tucker: these people know nothing of course but you should know what would hap

. >> tucker>> good evening and weo "tucker carlson tonight." i am mark steyn in for tucker but he will be here later as you have never seen him and you won't want to miss that. one week away from the georgia senate runoff that will determine whether -- let's let chuck schumer spell it out. >> lee takes georgia and we take the world. >> now we take georgia, and we change america. >> mark: and he means it. democrats do. when they win, they use their power to the full. when republicans win, they use their power to get a better table at their favorite restaurant. so another six lockstep lefty judges on the supreme court, it is necessary for them not to take georgia. according to the usual garbage poles, senator perdue was a point ahead of his democratic, and senator loeffler and her democrat opponents are tied. and that is before the peculiar features of election night in georgia, the alleged server crashes, mythical bus to water pipes, perfectly routine, nothing to see here suitcases of ballots under the table. not to mention a conveniently placed

. ♪ >> mark: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." i'm mark steyn in the four tucker, but he will be here a little later because it is our last live show of 2020 before tomorrow night's special tony bobulinski schedule, and i am so on for another two, three, four months. the salient point about 2020 is that it's chairman shee's world, and we live in it if you can call it that. there used to be an old expression, he who pays the piper calls the tune. here is dr. ted grossi, the same as dr. joe biden. here is the world health organization funded by you back in january, leading the facts straight off the printer from the chinese. to speak of the chinese to be congratulated for the extraordinary measures it has taken to contain the outbreak. china is actually setting a new standard for outbreak response, and it's not an exaggeration. >> mark: no, it is not an exaggeration, it is a new record for the outbreak response, china shut down the mek stick flights out of wuhan but wrapped up the priority boardings to rome, barcelona, new york. the

that storyrt and more straight ahead "tucker carlson tonight." ♪ on "tucker carlson tonight >> mark: we all love alec baldwin -- wait a minute, is thee something wrong with prompter -- on saturday night live, he placed president trump, who is married to an exotic slovene and just like the president, alec baldwin also has an exotic misses. he married an authenticis spanid born in my your group. that's how authentically spanish he is,s, she knows how to pronounce the double l as a y sound, as she would as if she would say from massachusetts.tt she also has the hilariously authentic name of hilaria. hilaria. >> how his married life? >> married life is really nice. it feels different. it really feels different, i didn't think was going to be different but it feels very different. the. entire morning i was just walking around and before i knew that all of the photographers everyone was saying to me why are you so calm, are you so calm? and i said what is there to be nervous about? what is going to go wrong? >> mark: she likes him very much. ♪ >> mark: how authentically spanish is she? s

tucker: good evening. welcome to tucker carlson tonight. before the presidential election we interviewed one of hunter biden's business partner, the former naval officer called tony bobulinski. the rest of the media are ignoring the interview, they admitted that hunter biden is in fact under federal criminal investigation. you're not allowed to know the details of that. that's why tonight we're going to rebroadcast our interview of tony bobulinski in its entireity. we'll devote the entire next hour to a single interview, something we've never done before. in this case it's a conversation with a man called tony bobulinski, the former business partner of james and hunter biden. the brother and the son of the current democratic

as a ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to a g special edition f "tucker carlson tonight." merry christmas. if you're spending the final days of 2020 with the ones you love, congratulations. that wasn't easy. a lot of powerful people try to force you to remainof cut off fm your family, on able to worship, sad and solitary and dependent on the state. they told you you had to be alone because of the coronavir coronavirus. but of course it's more than that. there is something of a christmas that drives a certain sort of bureaucrat completely nuts. maybe it's all the unregulated joy. maybe it's the idea of small, independent families following their own cheerful customs away from centralized control. knows? but whatever it is, the impulse has been around for a long time. 100 years ago, america faced down another global pandemic, the spanish flu. then, as now, there was never any evidence the christian holidays played a significant factor in the transmission of the virus. in 1918 it was the first world war that did it, troop movements around the world, but the authorities attack

atlas's views on the pandemic were criticized during his tenure but he defended his work to tucker carlson last night. >> i think we now saw that science has been politicized, america and its universities really need to allow, without attack, without rebuke, without intimidation, the free exchange of ideas because it is from the free exchange of ideas that scientific truths follow.

. ♪ >> good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." i am mark steyn. tucker is out this evening. a couple hours ago the house of representatives increase the individual payment in the so-called coban relief bill from $600 to 2,000. enjoy it while you can. the senate won't vote for it so you'll be back to the lousy 600 bucks but instead of getting it next month, the following month, first day of baseball season, they will be arguing about it through the new year so the lousy hundred bucks will be going out oh, second quarter, third quarter. the first ramadan after the next boxing day. 600 bucks to cover the last eight months works out to $75 per month which is pretty competitive say the average congressman's grade school allowance. no actually doesn't. 2019 average american kids allowance $120 per month. that's the truth we are playing on. you are the child. they are the grown-ups. 600 bucks from big nanny and in return all you've got to do is be grounded forever. >> health experts have warned about the dangers of traveling right now due to covid-19. ye

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to a special edition of "tucker carlson tonight." merry christmas. if you're spending the final days of 2020 with the ones you love, congratulations. that wasn't easy. a lot of powerful people tried to force you to remain cut off from your family, unable to worship, sad and solitary state. they told you we had to be alone because the other coronavirus. of course, it's more than that. there's something about christmas that drives a certain sort of bureaucrat completely nuts. maybe it's all the unregulated joy. maybe the idea of small independent families following their own cheerful customs only from centralized control. who knows? but whatever it is, the impulse has been around for a long time. 100 years ago, america faced on another global pandemic, the spanish flu. then, there was never any evidence that christian holidays played a significant factor in the virus. troop movements around the world but the authorities attack christmas anyway. be aware of the mistletoe, wrote the director of the ohio state n december of 1918. it'll sh

in fox's tucker carlson, the 8:00 p.m. host on fox news, oftentimes the highest rated program on cable news, is on the air undermining people like rupert murdoch, undermining efforts to get the vaccine as widely distributed as possible. he implied to his viewers that the vaccine is a marketing ploy, the banner says there will be no questioning the corona vaccine. have a vaccine and a smile. just do it. how are the rest of us supposed to respond to a marketing company campaign like this? well, he said, nervously. what is his message? what is his intention. oliver darcy is with me. typical contrarianism. he does this all the time. the elites are bad and stupid. you at home, you the viewers are the smart ones. that rhetorical trick that he does actually has consequences in this case. >> right. and it is a rhetorical trick. he is mocking the, quote, glitzy campaign rollout and he is also playing up the few incidents where people had some allergic reactions to the vaccine. i think this really shows, it exposes the grift of rupe

♪ ♪ tucker: welcome to a special edition of tucker carlson tonight. the firstd reports of a mysterious new virus spreading through china last winter. that was nearly a year ago. for the past 11 months, the world has been waiting with increasing desperation for a tour, for a vaccine. more thanha a million and a half people have dude. now a vaccine -- have died. we should be rejoicing, yet many americans are reluctant to take the vaccine. why? it's not all superstition. there are rational reasons to be skeptical, to ask questions. there's never been a successful vaccine for any variety of the coronavirus. thee last one scientists developed for sars proved to dangerous to -- too dangerous to bring to market. the only thing that came close was the mumps vaccine in 1967, and that took four years. authorities assure us this new vaccine is completely safe and, of course, we want to believe that badly. on the other hand, it's not crazy to wonder. you may have seen video of that nurse in chattanooga yesterday passing outet cold after getting her shot. you may

"tucker carlson tonight." relief is finally here. after tense negotiations and multiple rounds of televised theatrics, the congress has passed a definitive spending bill. it's 5,593 pages long and amounts to $2.3 trillion. that includes nearly a trillion dollars in covid relief. all of that comes right from the u.s. treasury, which is busy printing it right now. that's a lot of money. on the other hand, there's a lot of neat. thanks in part to government markdowns, more than 100 million americans are out of the workforce tonight. one and six restaurants is closed. huge parts of the retail sectors are in tatters. j.crew in bankruptcy, pier one, neiman marcus, brooks brothers, century 21, and many others. so, if there ever is a time that americans needed relief, it was right now. so be glad to know, there is something for you in this bill. it is entirely possible that you could get a $600 check courtesy of the u.s. congress. that money, should you receive it, is yours to keep. do what you wish. buy a moderately

but i save the best for last, tucker carlson. and he is outraged that incoming first lady jill biden uses the title of doctor. he didn't just mock her for doctor but he mocked her dissertation. >> dr. jill needs reading glasses. either that, or she's borderline illiterate. there are typos, everywhere. including, in the first graph of the introduction. dr. jill can't write, and she can't really think clearly, either. >> so, that's bad enough. but tonight, it got worse. and they might want to have some of those real, medical doctors on, if they care so much about the field of medicine. because rather than educating his audience about the vaccine, and the facts that tucker carlson went on to rant about twitter censorship, hyped up a report of one adverse reaction to alaska and said people should respond nervously to the vaccine news. just remember what fox news lawyers said about tucker carlson in court, during a recent lawsuit. the judge, in that case, agreed with them and wrote this. fox persuasively argues that, given mr. carlson

good night. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. the defining cashistic of our ruling class in this country is narcissism. the people in charge talk almost exclusively about themselves, about their limitless neurosis, their privilege, their guilt about that privilege, their identity. no matter what they're saying, it's almost always about them. if you listen to our strictly moderated national conversation, you would think the single greatest crisis this country faces is the passing of

. >> reporter: fox news host tucker carlson climbed in after the op-ed calling biden borderline illiterate while referencing her dissertation. at least one advertiser has reportedly pulled out of carlson's show. speaking with stephen colbert dr. biden explained how she felt when so many people came to her defense. many calling the article misogynistic and sexist. >> i was overwhelmed by how gracious people were. >> reporter: her husband admitting it was hard to bite his tongue. >> i've been suppressing my irishness for a long time. >> reporter: president-elect biden also addressed the federal tax investigation focusing on his son hunter and his business dealings with china. >> we have great confidence in our son. i am not concerned about the accusations against him. it's used to get to me. i think it's kind of foul play. look, it is what it is. it doesn't mean i wasn't angry and doesn't mean if i were back in the days of high school i wouldn't say come here and go around. >> reporter: biden thinks the investigation is a personal attack but he promised to reach across the aisle after he tak

so why doesn't tucker carlson do this? what's the thinking behind this? >> i think you laid it very well. the president for whatever reason over 40 years, he boroughs back into his base of supporters at almost every opportunity when he has the chance to rye to lead them in a different direction. he could have done wit masks at various points over this year and his followers for the most part would have listened, despite concerns about freedom and so forth. he could have made a difference there. he certainly can make a difference on the vaccine. it is notable that some of his allies are trying to throw shade on this, given the fact that there was so much protestation from the white house about democrats raising concerns about the science over the course of the year. there seems to have been some flip now. you now have the medical community making clear that they consider this vaccine safe. the president has a real role to play here. the first lady has a real role to play here. neither of them is playing that role. the first lady did do some stuff around ma

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." see you've been watching the news, you have to give some credit to whichever msnbc contributor wrote the word to the joe biden speech earlier. if you didn't know better, if you had no context, you might think everything is better now. the great orange emergency is finally over. it does 1996 again and we can't exhale our democratic norms are on our way back. last month's election was a win for all of us. "in this battle for the soul of america" joe biden just told us "democracy prevailed." it certainly wasn't stopped, theft, it was a victory for you personally. and america, politicians don't take power. the people granted it to them. so thanks for the civics lesson, joe biden. he wanted you to know that he doesn't crave power or because he seeks to hold and which has relatives or because he has a vast empty space inside that only the adulation of strangers can fill. no, not at all. he ran for president because he deeply cares about you. joe biden is a paternal figure, really. you might

. ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson" tonight. they call it the week that changed the world. that was richard nixon's description of his visit to china in 1972. nixon was the first american president to engage directly with the communist government, he was right in the end, that visit changed everything. for a while, he told us, it would be good for everyonement relations with china would help every american, that's what the experts said. free trade would make us rich. they continue to tell us that for decades, even after the evidence mounted, it wasn't true. even after china entered the world trade organization and eliminated entire portions of our economy along with millions of american jobs they sustained, most of which never returned. the media, mostly ignored that part, it didn't affect them, and they weren't interested. factory workers could learn to code. and, in fact, some workers may have learned to code, but then ironically, china began the wholesale theft of our country's intellectual property, our coding, which is the only thing we had left once our hard industrie

next, tucker carlson. good night, everybody. >> tucker: we've got news from staten island, new york. a large group of people gathering at this moment outside a bar called max public house. last night one of the owner was dragged away saying that he was defying the lock down rules. we spoke to him monday. watch. >> brought us to a point that they're saying they're shutting us down again, they're not allowing inside dining. i was put against the wall. it's either i took a stance and end up opening my container, keeping my establishment open so i can pay bills and end up providing for my family. i'm so behind on bills that i really felt i had no other choice. >> tucker: he spoke out in public, and then the police arrested him. in just a minute, we'll take you live to the scene. that moment is unfolding. we'll speak to the restaurant owner about what happened and what he plans to do next. good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson" tonight. we'll have more on voter fraud. first, a larger problem. news about a gl

. ♪ you are all i need baby baby to get by ♪ good night, everybody, tucker carlson is coming up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlsonon tonight." relief is finally here.r after tense negotiations and multiple rounds of televised theatrics, the congress has passed a definitive spending bill. it's 55,953 pages long. it amounts to $2.3 trillion. that includes nearly a trillion in covid relief. all of it comes right from the u.s. treasury, which is busy printing it right now. that's a lot of money. on the other hand, there's a lot of need. thanks in part to government lockdowns, more than 100 millior americans are out of the workforce tonight. one in six restaurants is esclosed. huge parts of the retail sector are in tatters. j.crew is in bankruptcy. so is pier one, neiman marcus, brooks brothers, century 21, many others. so if there was ever a time that americans need relief, it's right now. glad to know there is something for you in this bill. it ismeth entirely possible thau could getbl a $600 check courtey of the u.s. $ congress. that money, should you recei

: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." hope you had a great and relaxing thanksgiving weekend of weight from the endless drone of news. if you have somehow managed to pull that off a few days of peace of happiness with the loved ones heloved. what happened, what did you miss over the weekend? we are here to tell you.ro for starters, joe biden broke his foot and a couple of places. some serious, don't worry abouty he's just out playing with hishe dog. feeding.l fragile and it could've happened to anyone. seriously,

leland: this is joe bobulinski who will be on with tucker carlson tonight in a special. we want to play a clip from it. take a listen. get your reaction. >> no knowledge whatsoever of the son's business dealings, was not involved in them at all but this sounds like direct involvement of them. >> that's a bleeding lie, when he states that that, is a blatant lie. leland: so that's attorney bobulinski in the interview with tucker carlson where he kept drawing the connection between joe biden's dealings and hunter biden's dealings. federal prosecutors said no surprise that somebody had substance abuse problems that hunter had in the past had tax issues, wasn't paying his taxes. what kind of line do you need in connection to joe biden for prosecutors that would really change this case? >> well, right now there doesn't appear to be any. tax liability is individual to the person. you don't get tax liability through a family member. and so there's no suggestion in any of the reporting so far that joe biden had anything to do with the potential nonpayment of taxes by his son, hun

. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening. welcome to the special edition of "tucker carlson tonight." the first reports of a mysterious new virus spreading through china reached the west last september. they reported it before it had a name in january. that was nearly a year ago. for the past 11 months the world has been waiting with increasing desperation for a cure, for a vaccine. more than 1.5 million people died. now the vaccine finally arrived. a new vaccine just today approved. we should be rejoicing in this. yet, many americans are le lucktant to take the vaccine -- reluctant to take the vaccine. why? it's not superstition. there are rational reasons to be skeptical and ask questions. there has never been a successful vaccine for any of the coronavirus. the last one for sars was too dangerous to bring to market. nor has any vaccine been developed as quickly as this one. the only attempt that came close was the mumps vaccine in 1967. that took four years. this took months. the authorities assure us that the new vaccine is completely safe. we want to believe that badly. on the ot

more "tucker carlson tonight," next. ♪ ♪ >> sean: that's all the time we have left tonight, and set your dvr, never missed an episode of "hannity." we will always be independent, we forge our own path, 327, laura ingraham, good show last night. >> laura: you don't follow the mob, you are the mob. >> there's two people who agree with me, you and took her. there's not many own of us out here. >> laura: don't you love the fact that when you have 18 states suing like four states, is it for states question mike that's not a big deal for the mainstream media. because they don't think it matters, it's no big deal. it's a frivolous thing -- it's called original jurisdiction. it's a big, big deal. anyone who says it's not -- >> sean: i watch the response to pennsylvania tonight, these ad hominem kindergarten attacks,

tucker carlson he said that he had a conversation with james biden and asked him, know, around the you concerned that this business rhythm that you as a family have with this company linked to the chinese communist party could be a political liability for joe biden if he runs for president again? and james biden said that you know, joe biden would simply just have plausible didn't on his side. so isn't that an admission of guilt that he shouldn't -- his family shouldn't have been involved with this company? >> what it is is typically how d.c. operates and how people are dishonest operate. it's thought that you're telling the truth. it's that you can deny it and get away with it. it's not what you do, it's that you are not convicted for it, therefore it didn't happen. this is what happens when you prof tier off government and you lead a family that profit tears with little or no expertise. joe biden's brother did not have expertise to build homes. he did not have that hunter biden did not have financial management expertise, mergers and acquisitions expertise. did he not have expertise

"tucker carlson tonight" next. ♪ >> good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" i mark steyn him for tucker but he will be here a little later and the last live show of 2020 before the special, but i don't know about you but i'm enjoying 2020 and i wish it could go on for two, three, four months. and the insane thing about 2020, it is chairman chi's world and we just live in it if we call it that appeared in old expression he who pays the piper calls the

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." we paid close attention to a number of big electionsbe recently, but it turns out that many of the most important elections are the ones you hear nothing about. the news media barely covers them. most voters don't know they are happening. as a result of this, a small group of committed extremists gets to control the outcome of those elections, often with disastrous results. it happens all the time. bill de blasio, for example is a very famous person, he was elected to his current term as mayor with the support of 8.5% of all new yorkers.

next, tucker carlson. good night, everybody. >> tucker: we've got news from staten island, new york. a large group of people gathering at this moment outside a bar called max public house. last night one of the owner was dragged away saying that he was defying the lock down rules. we spoke to him monday. watch. >> brought us to a point that they're saying they're shutting us down again, they're not allowing inside dining. i was put against the wall. it's either i took a stance and end up opening my container, keeping my establishment open so

you can catch more on the hunter biden scandal and tucker carlson exclusive interview with hunter biden business partner tony bobulinski who claims president-elect biden lied about his son's business dealings, that special tucker carlson tonight airs this evening 10:00 p.m. eastern time right after "the next revolution" here on fox news channel. that is how fox reports is sunday december 13 of 2020. i am jon scott, thanks for watching see you nextt weekend. jesse: welcome to "watters' world". i am jesse watters. where is hunter? that's the subject of tonight "watters' world". found him. watters office, sweating bullets because the feds are investigating him for money laundering. federal prosecutors in delaware have been looking at hunter for years while hunter had no idea. now the investigation has broken wide open and joe biden's son is the official target/subject. laptops involved in

tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." see you've been watching the news, you have to give some credit to whichever msnbc contributor wrote the word to the joe biden speech earlier. if you didn't know better, if you had no context, you might think everything is better now. the great orange emergency is finally over. it does 1996 again and we can't exhale our democratic norms are on our way back. last month's election was a win for all of us. "in this battle for the soul of america" joe biden just told us

tucker carlson is coming up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." hope you had a great and relaxing thanksgiving weekend away from the endless drone of news. if you somehow managed to pull that off a few bay days of peace and happiness with the ones you loved you found it's like a spa treatment and better off for it. also wondering what happened? what did you miss over the weekend? we are here to tell you. for starters joe biden broke his foot in a couple of places sounds serious but don't worry about it. biden was just out playing with his dog as healthy vibrant adults in full commands of their faculties and not at all fragile and fading often do. it could have happened to anyone, seriously

"tucker carlson tonight." relief is finally here. after tense negotiations and multiple rounds of televised theatrics, the congress has passed a definitive spending bill. it's 5,593 pages long and amounts to $2.3 trillion. that includes nearly a trillion dollars in covid relief. all of that comes right from the u.s. treasury, which is busy printing it right now. that's a lot of money. on the other hand, there's a lot of neat. thanks in part to government markdowns, more than 100 million

odon't miss tucker carlson's 20 by belinsky interview exclusive. ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." 2020 has been a tough year for a lot of americans, but especially difficult for the experts who claim they analyze data for a living. a lot of those people have been exposed for what they are: frauds. think of pulling business. : used to seem like a legitimate job. then came the november electio elections. pollsters around the country got it wrong, double digits in race after race. pretty embarrassing. but not as embarrassing as the performance of our so-called public health experts. they are supposed to be numbers people,

our own tucker carlson ripped at the media and big attack for largely ignoring and

. ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson" tonight. they call it the week that changed the world. that was richard nixon's description of his visit to china in 1972. nixon was the first american president to engage directly with the communist government, he was right in the end, that visit changed everything. for a while, he told us, it would be good for everyonement relations with china would help every american, that's what the experts said. free trade would make us rich. they continue to tell us that for decades, even after the evidence mounted, it wasn't true. even after china entered the world trade organization and eliminated entire portions of

statements he makes i mean, forget the tenor of the show, the general tenor of tucker carlson's voice should make you wonder if he's one of the rich kids al pacino yells at in "scent of a woman." you know, that scene in the end, where there's a disciplinary hearing in a theater for some reason, and al pacino's just allowed an expletive filled 15-minute monologue, which makes the school change its mind, i guess? and again, for anyone who doesn't think we're gonna have anything to talk about post trump, that's not the only '90s movie with third act problems. tucker would be a kid that invites someone on student aid to come with him on a ski trip to stowe, and then add, "oh, wait, you probably can't afford that, bro. and i will say, i love all the euphemisms for lies, but my favorite is nonliteral commentary try that some time with your spouse after getting back from a trip to vegas? "i thought you said no strip clubs. you said that you were going just see 'jersey goys.'" "don't be ridiculous, no one would see 'jersey goys.' that was nonliteral commentary, and on top of that, they expect

. >> reporter: fox news host tucker carlson also chimed in calling biden borderline illiterate while referencing her dissertation. in response at least one advertiser has now apparently pulled out of carlson's show. speaking with stephen colbert dr. biden explained how she felt when so many people came to her defense, many calling the op-ed sexist and misogynistic. >> i was just overwhelmed by how gracious people were. >> her husband admitting it was hard to bite his tongue. >> i've been suppressing my irishness for a long time. >> reporter: president-elect biden also addressed the federal tax investigation focusing on his son hunter and his business dealings with china. >> we have great confidence in our son. i am not concerned about any accusations that have been made against him. it's used to get to me. i think it's kind of foul play but, look, it is what it is and it doesn't mean i wasn't angry and doesn't mean if i wasn't back in the days of high school i wouldn't say come here and go around. >> reporter: biden says he thinks the investigation is a personal attack but promised t

coming up this weekend tucker carlson talks with former associate tony bobulinski you can see that special 5:00 p.m. eastern saturday and sunday night 10:00 p.m. eastern. republican lawmakers are calling for a closer examination of chinese influence on members of congress. this comes ahead revelations of ties between a california democrat and a woman accused of being a chinese spy. correspondent gillian turner has tonight's update. good evening, gillian. >> good evening, bret. democrat eric swalwell under fire tonight for allegations that he may have been compromised by a person who is suspected of being a chinese spy. someone who is known to target politicians and may have been hone trap planted by chinese officials. this incident is highlighting just how ubiquitous chinese spying operations in the u.s. have become in recent years there are potentially thousands -- thousands of operations current little underway. take a listen to former cia station chief dan hoffman. >> think about chinese intelligence officers. they are operating in washington, d.c. and at the consulates in san francisco

i'm going to say two names i don't often utter on this program -- tucker carlson and chris christie. tucker carlson still has a very large audience on fox news, and he's articulating a lot of vaccine skepticism. chris christie understanding that maybe red states and people that supported donald trump are still resistant to wearing a mask. let me show you some of an ad that he released this week. >> this message isn't for everyone. it's for all those people who refuse to wear a mask. you know, lie in isolation in icu for seven days i thought about how wrong i was to remove my plask at the white house. today i think about how wrong it is to let mask wearing divide us especially as we now know your choice is likely to get covid-19 if you don't wear a mask. because if you dent do the right thing we could all end up on the wrong side of history. please wear a mask. >> robert gibbs, i am in harsh and strong disagreement with crist christie on the question of his support for donald trump, but i think joe biden is clearly looking for partners with credibility in the tucker carlson viewing wo

carlson who was at the meeting with john wagner with hunter by wednesday and then i'm not like look he didn't exist i could never happen and they had a computer right instead of reliable sources on c.n.n. saying that computers and some computer only some call e-mails smacks of the russian empire russian propaganda i mean these people lunatics are saying and do anything and i know you don't want to you know we're not talking politics here but you can't i don't believe remove the politics this is a whole new world where well as i said it's been building for decades this is a whole new world under trump and when people are bullied and tell the public that trump is a nazi a racist an authoritative or threats of democracy it's right for the country existential threat that people feel justified in saying and doing anything to distracting them encoding including one on this before we go to the break here including it justify it appear justified who go and twitter and facebook to to abuse their $230.00 because out in the end you know for all the talk of election meddling and there is outsid

. ♪ ♪ >> good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. it is official. you are no longer allowed to mention voter fraud in public. if you don't believe >> end quote. well, a few of us knew that already, to be honest. shortly before last month's election we reported on this show federal prosecutors had opened a criminal investigation into hunter biden's dealings with china among other countries many we knew that was true which is why we said it. other organizations knew waits true but hid that news from their readers an viewers. they didn't want to hurt joe biden's chances of getting elected. justice department itself refused to confirm the existence of that investigation for fear of being accused of political interference. into election day most americans in order idea any of this was going on. all they knew was joe biden dismissed it as a russian plot an large numbers of senior officials in the so-called intelligence community agreed with that. that's what joe biden said at the debate. what we are about to play for you is the sum total of information th