soso if you thanks for joining us tonight. thank you so much. foand thank you for giving us a voice. and i speak on behalf ofe all the students who are kicked out that feltudentsst that they were cornered and they had nowhere else to go and they had to take it. thank you for this opportunityhi to talk. it's a horrifying abuse ofr, power. i appreciate iate coming on . >> thank you and thank you so p you remember obama phones? of course you do. back in 2012 a lot of potentialg democratic voters got them and of course they were happy about it. >> why wouldn't they be watch this woman in ohio. ne you got obama for everybody in cleveland nonbinary got obama for obama and presidentho you know. yeahor i was about to give you a whole lot to give you signed up for your vote stamps. you also you know, your disability. they hate it when you play. they were so mad . but that's that's an american , you know, why wouldn't she be happy? that was 2012 and again, at least that was an american citizen. so, you know, part of you could say, well, i'm glad she's hap

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soso there's going to be two problems. no one who's going to pay for it, we all know it's k going too be higher taxes but no to when you take one point six trillion dollars and you force it rightts back into the pockets of what a majority of those people areom high income earners. these are note poorrthese peopi the majority of these peopleke are high income workers. and what's going tog happen, it's like another one point1. six trillion dollars right into the economy.. inflation is going to get even worse. they're not going to first of all, they're not going to do this anyway. they're doing it for a campaign shtick. they're trying a cam topa figurt how to save their rear ends and they're not going to do it. let me let me read this. l ifas you go back to the last year, we have numbers fromau the census bureau, median family income sarro in twenty twenty was sixty seven thousand five hundred dollars, which means with the current inflation rate of eight point.5 five percent a year% , robbing the average family off five thous

soso the question is really what is going on with our community interest in the national health authorities? where they acting like this and what happened february 1st em of last year there were a series of e-mail exchanges? between doctor fauci who i have great respect for. and to unearth the eighth epidemic of what was causing it. and with those diseases i really don't know. and then to s have an adequate disclosure. and with the global disaster and needs to be confronted squarely. and we didn't blame ourselves fors that and now we need to have the truth telling. and as you know now you can create aou bio weapon. it is. but you could do it very easily. thank you for your book it's very important for people to read and i will stop there. >> can i pick up on what you said? it's an interesting story. it became apparent that the senior virologist in january 2020 strongly suspected that the virus showed sizes to be manipulated. and a shared consent about this an e-mail over several days and then the phone call was organized trans-atlantic and and what we decided at that meeting must change the

soso hunter definitely learned d from the best. so while he stands on stage and putters his popularity in the gutter, new poll gives g him a thirty three percent approval rating among all americans to the lowest yet and it's no better among younger generationss,. among gen z, biden seen a twenty one point drop in support among millennials. nineteen percent drop. but he still scores well in the key democratic voting bloc of dead people. b meanwhile, where's kamala? probably acknowledging that one must acknowledge prices areid going up. i acknowledge one must acknowledge that prices are goingg choose the best. glad you acknowledge that onee must acknowledge it.. she could be a professor of a class on lowering expectations. probably jen psaki wasted no time thrashing expectations foxe podcasts podcast last night. so we have to talk about peter doocy for one . such iste his a stupid son of au orpi does he play a serious individual on tv? >> he works for a network that provides people with questions that nothing personal to any individu

soso every day in california, politicians released truly dangerous criminals back into i the public sphere.ublic and this is why you're nowwh taking a very big risk if you dare to use public transportation. the city of los angeles, you could be shot c or assaulted and we're not guessing. weho have the tape hereg, surveillance footage from l.a. transit system. it's on your screen right now. womenludes pictures of woman being in public as she's sitting down. we're cutting some of it w outon that happened in public and it happens a lot that kind of things we went to l.a. for the premiere of season two of our documentary series. weum because we wanted to understand how one man, a man called george gascon, a prosecutor backed by george soros could have done sold h mu in such a little time to destroy the city. and of course he did it in the name of equity. we talk to the family of a murder victim called fatema johnson was a bracing conversation. fatema johnson, a mother of six , was found brutally murdered in her apartment. she was violently murdered, beaten to death, tied and gagged. the suspect is a

soso this is corruption. most americans havee accepted it as part of the way our government works. it t wasn't the way our government works until fairly recentlyly. whyy the change? we spoke to one of the smartest people observingng american society now a podcast host called darrell cooper about this and many other questions for a new episode of tucker carlson . see, here's part of the conversation i have this theory that human individuals societies essentially run on stories i and think about what a martyrt'r is. forde example, as aa murder vicm with a good story built around it. and it's how wee take something that by itself is just a horrible thing and turn it into something beautiful, something that can be inspiring . that's what a martyr is. that's right. t and we yeah, weuc imbue exactly as we do all of this . here's a tweet from this morning, february 2014 maydan march 4th 14 carryovers ukraine a billion dollars marche 14 . biden gets ukraine portfolio april 14thit. kevin archer, his business partner with kerry's stepson kerry's top fundraiser visits joe in white house april

soso that's what happens when yu ask uncomfortable questions. the media caught on quickly and stopped asking them. but for weeks w the administration continued to release more of what it calledis declassified intelligence about russia's plans a. officials said that putin was w about to use chemical weapons in ukraine. joe biden himself repeated that story and that's why biden told us weth need to send anothr 14 billion in tax dollars to the ukrainian government. everyone in washington accepted this at face value and the u.s. government sent the money. but biden was not telling the truth. and weeks later the administration admitted that according to nbc news, tr multiple biden administration officials have confirmed no evidences quote russia has brought any chemical weapons near any ukraine. w so that wasn't true . but it wasn't the only lie nbc described as fiction about chemical weapons as just one of a quote string of examples of unverified information by the administrationfi claimed was w real. so they weren't justas lying to us about what wa

and soso far, according to every poll that is not working, you those are really good points. it's amazing to me. joe concha, i go out of my way to explain what my job is because a lot of people in the media mob do not understand what we do. yes,f the i'm a member of the po i have six hundred and seventy five radio affiliates. i'm on the fox news channel, which is a news channel but i don't claim to a be a journalist. i claimcclaim to to be a talk s. but i can produce thousands of hours of straight news, thousands of hours of investigative reporting up front about who i am. i am a registered conservative . yes, a i voted for donald trump. i make i make no apologies. i give my opinion straightforward. we even do culture. we do sports . we do like the whole newspaper. these other networks, they claim to be journalists.wse their talkr show hosts just like me except they're not honest about it now they were part ofhe the big lie over the hunter b biden lap top story birthday and the huge difference right between talk show hosts who primarily provide perspective and opinion and tho

everything you've said soso far this morning about russians doing this and that, why don't you look in the mirror because we go thousands of miles away to kill a nation's leaders and kill their women and children and you never say anything about it. it's okay for us to go thousands of miles and it's fine but let somebody on their border fight somebody right on their border that's not okay. i'm about fed up with you republicans. >> host: got your point. >> guest: i totally disagree with the caller. putin is doing an unjust unprovoked invasion of a country of 44 million people. he's killed thousands of innocent ukrainians. we shouldn't apologize or try to and by thebehavior way we went into afghanistan and the taliban provided a top cover for al qaeda to kill 3,000 people in america on 9/11 and let's not forget saddam hussein we can look back and say we shouldn't have done that invasion in my view but we can't forget he invaded kuwait and iran and killed many of his own people with weapons so i don't think that we should be defending saddam hussein's behavior either. but to say that it w

all of your secrets and the only time anyone pays attention to you is when you get something wrong soso you can be right 99%f then time in the 99 -- that 1% time that you are wrong costs lives. he couldn't t disclose this amazing feat of wartime espionage for classification reasons but heom couldn't endanr people in the field and in danger zone government but the problem was he cared about his officers families and the family for those of you who have read c the book i'm talking about this family that comes from the wrong side of the tracks. they come from a family that lives near the poverty line. 'they came from a family that hd a glass ceiling about who they could be and who they could become when hussein was in power. after theo americans deposed hm all the doors were open. they became another gifted human beings and incredibly heroic and this goes to another part of who i am as a person and the stories that i liken the books i like to read. underdogs. doesn't like to read a story about underdogs? people who come from nothing and make something of themselves and people who are norma

soso far i think i am learning. >> what you want to do next whether it's within the company or outside of the company? >> what i would like to do is children but i'm not sure my children are but other than dothat, i don't know. friends, a lot of things that give me intellectually stimulated. >> we got a line in thef book kind of how things shaped your life and professional career from your parents, i know yourr mother had a near-death experience and your kids. does personal life shaped a professional life? >> always with each one of us not only personall life but i think the family is what builds personality and character for each one of us. for every one of us, the family is the only always positive but has an impact.ha that follows up for the remainder of our lives dictates the way we think. >> when you talk about your parents and your kids, is that part of the culture you bring in to pfizer? >> yes, i think coming from europe, family ties, i wouldn't say closer, one is going into the life of the other. myself, i thought was the best thing that happened to me that my kids had to come

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soso put the pressure on us senators tester in montana, cortez maston in nevada, kelly in arizona has been in new hampshire on new hampshire sayss we support comprehensive immigration reform just vote them out,e don't fall for the con and angle. all right. now joining me now is former u.s. border patrol chief under both presidents trump and bush, rodney scott. rodney , great to see you tonight . how concerned should we be that american politiciansol have shifted from enforcement once again to the quote comprehensive reform proposal? it should be very concerned and border security is much broader than immigration enforcement. bordereror security is simply yowing who and what is coming into your home in this massiveio amount of illegal immigration coming across the border rightd now has made it so. border patrol has no idea who is coming into our home. ml there's there's just hundreds of miles of border that are completely uncontrolledes. you you can't do the immigration reform that they they talk about unless you knowin who you're dealing with and we simplyg have no idea who we're deal

and soso the administration was very slow. we couldn't see him. we came back and then this thing really escalated. so then wee wente i think we got there roughly a week before w the invasionee and we met him i met him face to face for the first time the day before the invasion and then spent time with him , which we document in the filmin during the invasion on the day ofkn the invasion. and iow don't know that there'se a person on earth who who could know that they were born for such a day that they could rise to it. opa i want to make sure that i saw page when you say invasion was this him taking the two regions,, ,etc. or what theyhe were also rocketsre coming in . this is also when they this is i when they hit the airport fifteen klicks out of right kyiv so it was it was game on and so to in him i saw something that i've never seenn. before in my lifetime that like i said having seen him. yes. prepared for it. yes. hoping against hope it would not happen. but a man who had not yet been challenged with it's happening and the next day i saw some

and soso this is h how far it'se going. these leftists, thesehe progressives who would rather want they'd rather have a judge or bureaucrats making decisions instead of voters, they want to hand that over to them and not let the people in my district even have the right to vote for me. but nowhe the republican party needs to fight harder. tucker , , youee know,ds there'i something that wegh that i have learned and i think this is really important. you know, if you can challenge any representative's candidacy or elective elected office holder, then i bet you we couldp round up some republican voterse who didn't like kamala harris funding rioters, criminal rioters out of jail or ill hassan omar or corey bush or maxine waters inciting riots. you know, i think there's there's another way to play this game will. of course, american citizens have an absolute right to votegh for anyone they want to because their government is self-government. and if you take that away, it's it's tyranny. obviously we appreciateehat comg on tonight

e university of kabul and soso that's what it's all about is this narrative narrative not backed by any b reality or any competence or any wisdom. and so it's pathetic and theyth have a rendezvous with a reckoning and everybody that's watching youey, raymond, tonight knows it's coming and biden knows best ofs all what he's done. they had the congress had the presidency. they had everything all the institution and they gave us hard core socialism and they're going to pay for it and they're coming up g gimmick and it's pathetic. it's well, victor, i thank you for your insight tonight . no one else reported on this build back better world initiative or our opening story. i thank you for putting in context. have a wonderful easter. democrats expressingex worry over the mental capacity off one of their own plus, young c people are increasingly anxious. a famous comedian thinksnk he knows why. fridays follieskn is next with a very special guest. >> stay there. you will see the glory of god. never everything. i'm your host kathie lee gifford in this new series you're fascinating people who sha

soso after my informative and civil interview with sean penn last night, apparently that hard hitting news show on abc the view joyless bejar and the other ladies of all of you took time to attack me and lie aboutut this show. >> i'll take a look. you know what i'm trying to say doing that . but why would he trust one of the biggest liars on television ? i mean, the guy lies every dayng joyless start to stop talking about yourself that way. anyway, we've got the whole tape coming up.av i have a special message for joy listener colleagues. but first tonight inbu his weekend cognitive state, joe biden might not realize it, but the entire biden syndicate family syndicate is in pretty deep trouble now each week new information is emerginggi from hunter's laptop from that connects joe to his family's illicit business dealings. and today, a brand new bombshell report from foxnews.com reveals that in 2017 joe biden actually wrote a college recommendation letter for the son of hunter's chinese business associate and guess what sent it directly to the president of brown university, huh? anyway

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soso she's happy to attack bide. watch this . wewe need to acknowledge that this isn't just about middle of the road and increasingly narrow band ofd the independent voters, but this is really about the collapse in support among young people amongrt the democratic base feeling likeng they are not that they worked overtime to get thisen president elected and they aren't necessarily being seen ows the same. >>>> so let everyone know what'c going on here. well, exactly what itks l looks like the democratic party and its media wing havee decided to jettison joe biden. there was never an official order to do this . what you're watching here w, as always, isal the hive mind at work. democrats have the sament reactions because they have the same instincts. biden this week we must get rid of him now to most people that sounds harsh and unforgiving. but in the animal kingdom it's an entirely natural response. it's the first rule of dogrs packs. be for example,hi if a single dog wavers or lags behind the other dogs will killhe him even if

soso when weingarten has a this talk about wars, it's kind of ironicbo k that she was right that indoctrination of young kids, whether it was in the third or the soviet system or mao's china was essential to creating an autocracy and a totalityty, an ideology which yu know, we know how that allll ended for everyone. and sohe that's what they're doing because they don't they can't win the people peo they don't have a effective, persuasive agenda and people have rejectedtia. they're goingt crazy and they're saying, well, we've got to go to the kids then or we've got to bring in new people or we've got to change the system. but because wen't can't win anymore, because we've gone off the deep end and that feels right. it feels like the woke versus the newly awake who realizeme what they take it for granted for quite some time. what's been the reaction honestly among apolitical independents inside floridadaic based on the mischaracterization of this bill? ? w do they really view itll well, floridians everywhere. i mean, they can't believe i think disney i think people are giving up disney plus they'

soso they trying to convince thm that if you're a person of color, we're going to take caret of you, we're going to help you and they're just trying to move thoseto numbers up. but the bottom line is a everybody wants the same thing tobl be able to feed their famiy to be safe and secure and not have to worry about issues k that , you know, they didn't have to worryry about two and a half years ago. you're absolutely right. i think the quote was free speech absolutist are a threat to marginalized communitiesiz phrase everything's racist, of course, including borderat security. that idea is an idea unhinged liberal talking point we share with you next maga hat and certainly bring you need to get off the couch and get with the program. g golo i lost 50 pounds. it feels really good to be able to button your jacket and not worry about blowing up. i'm going to go no dotcom's to lose weight and get healthier celebrator on mother's day girls friends are forty nine lab grown diamond and emerald hearts ninety nine pendants their rings one ninety nine one carat studs five ninety nine and one ca

soso j it's just supply and demy if you're having a dinner party and you had just enough food f for 12 people but you0 invited twelve hundred people, that would mean not everyone right. rcot competition for scarce resources like food and gasolinees a g is a huge, he problem. but there are other effects by the way, while most people coming over the border are simply looking for a better life, they're good people. they want tooo work. some of them aren't good peoplel and they don't want to work. they want to and they are. and that means a lot more overdoses. do. georgia health officials say fentanyl has infiltrated st. drugs. just a few days ago, the gbi and gwinnett county sheriff's office made a major bust among the drugs a quarter kilo of fentanyl. they say that equals more than 100,000 o deadly doses. six men were rushed to the hospital thursday. oc investigators sayingkt they overdosed on a cocaine cocktail lacedyl. with fentanyl the seattle field office of the dea has confiscated one point one million fentanyl pills. two hundred guns from cartel drug traffickers in northwest just i

soso all those things combined s a total disaster, but maybe they'll take a look at it and learn something from it. second topic, workers have another gripe about coming back to the office. things are skyrocketing ab inflation. more and p more people sayy its just too expensive for them tout commute into work. we've got thoughts about that judge. well, i think for the last two years people have become incrediblyy n lazy.ss they don't want to go to work. i have to get dressed up. they may have to comb their hair. in i mean, you see them there on the streets or in the pajamas again on the airplane and it's it's horrible, if i think. any excuses if you want to goo to work, get your to work. g: that's the end of it. yeah, it's hard to judgein because for us because we live in the city.f so we're kind of we're not i don't think we're representative of the rest of the country, however. i mean the lunches that i go to when i go to pick up my soup or actually i have my assistant pick it up a large soup will be nineteen dollars and it's so it angers me when it's warm so i just throw it at her , jus

soso here you have talil rence who's effectively acting as they stasi for the deep state trying to intimidate a private citizen into silence. and this morning she gave it her best shot. the washington post published a piece by llorens linking to l the name, the physical address and the real estate licensing information of the woman who runs lives of tiktok. after the post published the article, the woman behind libsoftiktok went into hiding. that was off hi course the whole l point of the exercise.iv people know where she lives because the washington post linked to itas so she had tof leave now talil friends of all people knew this would happen. she knew what she was doing when she wrote the story. she was trying to shut this woman up. it was just a couple of months ago, you might remember that llorens herself complained on television that she was being harassed and that no one under any circumstances would be allowed to show up at her home. here she is. trolls live everywhere. please explainwh what was like can draw a picture of what it is like when a surge of harassment hits. it's horrifyin

soso you stay apart from people you don't you don't you you socially dist. don't gatherth together for christmas , for thanksgiving. your schools are closed.giving., your businesses are closed and the consequence is completely predictable. predictl tucker , what we see is in front of us is this the fruits of a policy that led to adultsfour young in twenty twenty reporting serious consideration of suicide r, alcoholism, the drug abuse it is was completely predictable and i think actually would have been avoidable had we takenak a broader notion of what public health really means.ly i don't understand how chief me. public health authorities who really were in charge of our nationalss policy to a greater extent than ever before in our history, why not let them apologize the or resigr at least concedes that like, wow, this is terrible.they they don't mention don't men i i think the trust in public health, american people's trust in public health and public leaders have collapsed. htfully i think rightfully so. it's just it is actually it is really a tragedy beca

soso i'm very, very much looking forward to our conversation and honor to be asked to talk your today, although saddened that we should be doing so under such frightening circumstances where ukraine is essentially being held hostage to force a do over of some other historical battles from the 1990s that i described in my book, "not one inch." for me as someone who went to germany not just as a humble scholar but a a while ago when i was even younger as a student studying abroad in west berlin in 1989, it's tragic to see how that spirit of optimism and cooperation between the west and the been soviet bloc now russia has dissipated. hopefully today we canh talk about some of the reasons for that. so i would like to make four brief comments but then get going into a conversation with you. so the first comment comes out of an experience i had at the beginning of the pandemic. one of my other books, i did know michael was going to mention and so is nice of you, one of my other books at the beginning ofni the pandemic was optioned for production as a limitedon tv series along the lines of t

what they thought they were doing i don't know.el w soso much of this seem to be a n active rational impulse and when i see the overall picture of the removal and the toppling of statues i begin to see how much of it that gets done by impulse and that's when i started to have hesitations and that's when i started having site he that we are doing something a little less considerate, little less logical than we think we are doing. back in 2017 when the charlottesville riot circled around a statue of robert e. lee aaron charlottesville that was the moment when robert e. lee almost became radioactive and at that time i sat down with a former student of mine who is now a national park service officer and we worked up over call a decision tree. how do you deal with monuments and statues are in there are moments. on the one hand you simply s cat save because the statue is there is sacrosanct. that is not true. their member 1956 hungarian revolutionaries fighting against the soviets. what's the first thing they do? they tear down the statue of joseph stalin. in 2003 when american forces arri

soso if you were a state and you that you going to nullify a federal law that revolves around elections revolves around the endangered species act, you going to say that you are doingc it because california new york illinois has nullified the immigration law then there goi g to say, you did and so either all follow the federal system or none of them do with there is no concession in our system to say were morally superior to this person so then we get an exemption because we've answered hire or something like that so that's important as far as moaning, the constitution is clear on that national election pretty and it says that in national elections, the say shall have primary responsibility although from time to time in the federal government, they can come in and without to limit things like suffrage which happened to an 18 -year-old but was words nationalizing so i think that what is wrong now is a people do not read the constitution and so people on the s right say the federal government cannot determine how state runs election at all and it can with international law that involves f

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