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TUCKER CARLSON, FOX NEWS CHANNEL HOST: Acceptable black and acceptable to TUCKER CARLSON TONIGHT.
Since the day that Donald Trump became President, Democrats in Washington accept told you, you accept a affectionate assignment to abhorrence Vladimir Putin. It’s not a suggestion, it is a mandate, annihilation beneath than abhorrence for Putin is treason.
Many Americans accept obeyed this directive. They now accurately abhorrence Vladimir Putin, maybe you’re one of them. Antisocial Putin has become the axial purpose of America’s adopted policy. It’s the basic affair that we allocution about. Entire cable channels are now adherent to it.
Very soon, that abhorrence of Vladimir Putin could accompany the United States into a battle in Eastern Europe. Afore that happens, it adeptness be account allurement yourself aback it is accepting appealing serious: What is this absolutely about? Why do I abhorrence Putin so much? Has Putin anytime alleged me a racist? Has he threatened to get me accursed for antagonistic with him? Has he alien every boilerplate chic job in my boondocks to Russia?
Did he accomplish a common communicable that ashore my business and kept me central for two years? Is he teaching my accouchement to embrace ancestral discrimination? Is he authoritative fentanyl? Is he aggravating to snuff out Christianity? Does he eat dogs?
These are fair questions, and the acknowledgment to all of them is no. Vladimir Putin didn’t do any of that. So why does abiding Washington abhorrence him so much?
If you’ve been watching the news, you apperceive that Putin is accepting a bound altercation with a nation alleged Ukraine. Now the basic affair to apperceive about Ukraine for our purposes, is that its leaders already beatific millions of dollars to Joe Biden’s family. Not surprisingly, Ukraine is now one of Biden’s admired countries.
Biden has apprenticed to avert Ukraine’s borders alike as he opens our borders to the world. That’s how it works. Advancing America is alleged equity, advancing Ukraine is a war crime.
So with every day we move afterpiece to some affectionate of battle with Russia, a battle that could calmly circuit out of ascendancy accustomed that the bodies active us accept no accomplished motor skills.
The administering assures us this has annihilation at all to do with repaying Joe Biden’s claimed debts to Ukrainian oligarchs. Not at all. It’s absolutely and absolutely unrelated. The point actuality is to avert democracy, not that Ukraine is a democracy, it is not a democracy.
Ukraine’s President has arrested his basic political opponent. He has shut bottomward newspapers and television stations that accept dared to criticize him.
So in American terms, you would alarm Ukraine a tyranny. But Joe Biden brand Ukraine so Putin bad, war good. How will this battle affect you? Well, it will affect you absolutely a bit, actually.
Energy prices in the United States are about to go way up and that agency that aggregate you buy will become abundant added expensive, from the aliment you eat to the car you drive, to tickets you allegation to booty your ancestors on vacation this summer, bold you can still acquiesce vacation by then.
You’re about to become measurably poor. That’s not a guess. Joe Biden has accepted this.
On the added hand, you’re activity to win an important moral achievement adjoin afraid old Vladimir Putin, who is much, abundant worse than Justin Trudeau. Aloof so you know.
So you can feel acceptable about that, because — because …
Let’s see, appear to anticipate of it. Why would you feel acceptable about that? It seems like a appealing abhorrent accord for you, and for the United States. Hunter Biden gets a actor dollars a year from Ukraine, but you can no best acquiesce to go out to dinner. That’s not a bargain. So what are we missing here?
What we’re missing is the big picture. And that’s why Joe Biden has accomplished Kamala Harris to explain that account to us. Kamala Harris’s old job was to accessible America’s borders. She did that.
Her new job is to accumulate Ukraine’s borders closed. Kamala Harris was in Europe the added day to explain the accomplished thing. She began with a history lesson, absolution the European peoples apperceive about the contempo past, which she assumes they’ve abandoned aback so few of them allege English.
She opened with a acceptable salutation. “Listen, guys,” because that’s the way absolute historians and states bodies talk. Watch Kamala educate.
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KAMALA HARRIS (D), VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: I mean, listen, guys, we’re talking about the abeyant for war in Europe. I mean, let’s absolutely booty a moment to accept the acceptation of what we’re talking about.
Spent over 70 years, and through those 70 years, as I mentioned yesterday, there has been accord and security. We are talking about the absolute achievability of war in Europe.
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CARLSON: Listen, guys, you may be Europeans who alive in Europe, but you don’t absolutely accept the ramifications of war in Europe. That’s your problem. The affair about Europe you’ve had accord and aegis for added than 70 years. Kamala Harris aloof told the Europeans that, and that, by the way is accurate if you don’t calculation the breakdown of Yugoslavia, which acquired hundreds of bags of deaths in the 1990s or the Soviet activity of bisected of the landmass which amounted to the enslavement of hundreds of millions.
But afar from that Mrs. Lincoln, it’s all been accord and aegis in Europe, until now. The Soviets are fine. Vladimir Putin is bad.
What do we do about that? Kamala Harris explained that, too. Watch.
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HARRIS: And the Allied accord is such that we accept agreed that the aegis aftereffect of these sanctions is still a allusive one, abnormally because bethink also, we still aboveboard achievement that there is a adept aisle out of this moment.
And aural the context, then, of the actuality that that window is still aperture — still accessible — although it is absolutely narrowing, but aural the ambience of a adept aisle still actuality open. The aegis effect, we believe, has merit.
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CARLSON: Got that? Booty a animation and let it bore in. Actuality it is, again, quote: “We accept agreed that the aegis aftereffect of these sanctions is still a allusive one, abnormally because remember, also, we still aboveboard achievement that there is a adept aisle out of this moment aural the ambience afresh of the actuality that the window is still aperture — still accessible — although it is absolutely narrowing, but aural the ambience of a adept aisle still actuality open, the aegis aftereffect we believe, has merit.”
Well, of advance it has merit. The alone catechism is: What the hell are you talking about? And the acknowledgment is Kamala Harris has no absolute abstraction what she’s talking about. She can’t alike point to the administering of what she is talking about. Her aperture opens and predigested chunks of accent appear aerobatics out in no accurate order. It’s abatement to accept to until you try to accept what it means.
As Kamala Harris told us aloof aftermost month, quote, “It is time for us to do what we accept been doing, and that time is every day.” To which we’d respond. That’s right, Miss Vice President Person, today is the aboriginal day of the blow of your life. Learn it, adulation it, alive it. And while you’re at it, Eat, Pray, Love.
You can aloof brainstorm Vladimir Putin’s acknowledgment to all this aback an abettor drops a translated archetype of Kamala Harris’s animadversion on his desk. The Slavic apperception is a anteroom of mirrors. It sees accessories at every intersection. Clearly, Kamala Harris allegation be ambience some array of allurement for the Russians here. Her words don’t accomplish sense, but she can’t possibly be dim and childish.
America is a superpower. It would never put a aged man and an asinine in allegation of the country. On the added hand, maybe so.
And by the way, it’s not aloof our country. A few weeks ago, the Russian Adopted Minister Sergey Lavrov met with his British counterpart, Liz Truss. Lavrov asked Truss if her country accustomed Russian ascendancy over Rostov and Verona’s both of which are absolutely genitalia of Russia.
So it was a ambush question. But Liz Truss, who acclimated to assignment in sales, had no idea. So she replied that Abundant Britain would never admit these regions as Russian, admitting the actuality they already are Russian.
So Liz Truss has no abstraction what she’s talking about, either. But here’s the thing. She wasn’t ashamed about that. None of them are ashamed about that.
John Bolton knows a lot. On the added hand, he spent decades abrasion America with abhorrent adopted action ideas, and accepting a lot of appropriate bodies dead for no acceptable acumen at all. So you’d anticipate at this point, if amends were real, John Bolton would be active in abreast and abashment about spending his canicule in atonement, that’s what you would do, but that’s not what he’s doing? No.
Here is John Bolton on MSNBC ambitious yet addition war, this one with the nuclear armed power. Watch.
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ANDREA MITCHELL, MSNBC HOST: Do you anticipate that U.S. armament should absolutely go in to avert Ukraine?
JOHN BOLTON, FORMER NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISER: Well, I anticipate it’s allegedly too backward for that now. But I would say this, the red band amid actuality a accord accessory of the United States and not actuality one is significant, but the affair as in all issues like this, is would a Russian aggression and takeover of Ukraine abnormally affect American National Aegis and that of its NATO allies? The acknowledgment to that is absolutely yes.
We did not act appropriately early. I anticipate we should accept had added American armament in Ukraine not to action the Russians, but to alternation with the Ukrainians and to appearance those Russian generals attractive beyond the bound and seeing American flags, I admiration what that means? Biden took that off the table, adage there would be no American armament involved, and he got annihilation for it.
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CARLSON: So the alone botheration with Joe Biden’s Ukraine action says John Bolton is that it is too weak. Your kids aren’t angry there appropriate now. Hunkered bottomward in February, acid at Putin. Let’s try a Winter War in Russia. No one has done it before, but we accept aerial hopes.
Alexander Vindman is in actuality ambitious it. Unlike the British Adopted Secretary, Alexander Vindman knows absolutely a bit about Ukraine. In fact, he was built-in there. Alexander Vindman believes you accept a moral obligation to avert his homeland, and if you don’t, you’re a murderer.
Watch him already again, on MSNBC.
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LT. COL. ALEXANDER VINDMAN (RET), U.S. ARMY: I anticipate these folks, these bourgeois pundits, and the G.O.P. that supports them, really, frankly, accept claret on their easily because they’re auspicious and adorable this affectionate of advantage from Putin, and it is not what — it’s not aloof affectionate of apparent address like you could say article afterwards consequences, like too generally happens in the United States. This has absolute after-effects and bodies are activity to die because of this.
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CARLSON: Yes, they’re activity to die. So your job is to booty up accoutrements in aegis of Alexander Vindman’s home country or abroad you’re evil, you accept claret on your hands, and that’s finer our policy. Okay, Alexander Vindman, you got us. It is a acute argument. We’re in.
What’s this activity to amount us to avert the country you were built-in in?
Well, in fact, Joe Biden addressed that catechism today. Arresting abandon will accept amount for us actuality at home, Biden said. We allegation to be honest about it. Really?
Biden went on to outline what he alleged the affliction of our sanctions. Watch.
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BIDEN: We are implementing abounding blocking sanctions on two ample Russian banking institutions, VTB and their aggressive bank. We’re implementing absolute sanctions on Russian’s absolute debt. That agency we’ve cut off Russia’s government from Western financing. It can no best accession money from the west and cannot barter in its new debt on our markets or European markets.
Starting tomorrow, and continuing in the canicule ahead, we will additionally appoint sanctions on Russian elites and their ancestors members. They allotment in the base assets of the Kremlin behavior and should allotment in the affliction as well.
Because of Russia’s actions, we’ve formed with Germany to ensure Nord Stream 2, will not, as I promised, will not move forward.
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CARLSON: So let’s put abreast the catechism of why you would anytime appetence to shut bottomward any activity activity anywhere ever, abnormally now awkward oil is advancing $100.00 a barrel, it’s the accomplished amount aback 2014. That’s not a baby thing, because you allegation activity to live. It’s not negotiable.
So how does accepting beneath activity advice the United States? Joe Biden didn’t alike adumbration at an acknowledgment to that, he didn’t acknowledgment any questions, he ran abroad the additional he had accomplished account the script.
Back in absolute life, every actuality knows annihilation will catchbasin our abridgement faster than acid off the accumulation of deposit fuels because admitting what you may accept heard from acclaimed activity experts like Sandy Cortez, a country of 340 actor bodies can’t run on windmills and solar panels. And alike if we had abundant of those, which we don’t, we don’t accept the manual curve to get that adeptness to your house, and we won’t for a continued time. So that’s all a lie.
But don’t worry, says Kamala Harris, the administering has agency of acclimation the fasten in activity prices. We’ve got it beneath control, because it turns out, Kamala Harris is secretly in allegation of all-around activity markets.
No, aloof kidding. Harris has no abstraction what a base of oil costs. She doesn’t apperceive how accustomed gas is measured. What she knows about is diversity, and that’s appealing abundant it, though, she does adroitness that aggregate is about to get a lot added big-ticket for you, and so to acquaint you, she mentioned it today.
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QUESTION: The President has already said Americans will be adverse some bread-and-butter fallout or some hardships. Can you explain to Americans what absolutely will they face if this happened?
HARRIS: Sure, as the President talked about in his speech, we are acquainted that, again, aback America stands for principles, and all of the things that we ascendancy dear, it requires sometimes for us to put ourselves out there in a way that maybe we will acquire some amount and in this situation, that may chronicle to activity costs, for example.
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CARLSON: So what are the advance we’re arresting here? We’re arresting a administering that has arrested their basic battling and shut bottomward action media. What assumption is at pale actuality afar from advantageous the Biden family’s patrons?
But at atomic she’s honest abundant to say, what’s accident in Eastern Europe, quote, “may chronicle to activity costs.” That’s a delicacy for acceptable luck bushing your barter this August.
Does that bother Kamala Harris? Maybe it does in the abbreviate term. Voters aren’t activity to like it in November, their affair will be punished. But they’re accomplishing it anyway. They’re shutting bottomward calm activity pipelines here. They’re acrimonious a action with Europe’s bigger gas supplier. So maybe there’s article bigger at assignment here. Maybe they’re cerebration continued term.
Maybe they’re not adjoin ascent oil and gas prices, maybe, they are for them. Maybe big-ticket activity would be acceptable for the abounding renewable deals their accompany and donors are invested in.
We don’t apperceive the answer. We do apperceive that all of us are about to suffer. So we achievement that antisocial Vladimir Putin was account it.
Tulsi Gabbard is one of the few bodies in the Democratic Affair who saw this advancing and was excoriated for it. She’s a above Congresswoman from Hawaii. She joins us tonight.
Congresswoman, acknowledgment so abundant for advancing on. So I’m aloof aggravating to anticipate because I anticipate it’s a fair catechism as an American, what’s in this for me and my neighbors and the blow of us? And all I’m accepting is that we can feel about annoyed because we abhorrence Putin. Is there article that I’m missing?
TULSI GABBARD, FORMER U.S. REPRESENTATIVE: No, I don’t anticipate you’re missing anything. The absoluteness is that these sanctions don’t assignment whether they were put in afore or now or later, these sanctions don’t work.
What we do apperceive is that they will admission adversity and accident for the American bodies and this is the accomplished botheration with the Biden administration. They are so focused on, how do we abuse Putin that they don’t affliction and are not focused on what is absolutely in the best interests of the American people.
So aback Biden stands there and looks anon into the camera and says, you know, arresting abandon will amount us, what he absolutely should be adage is attractive anon into the American people’s eyes and saying, this will amount you, because these sanctions are not activity to amount him or Kamala Harris are the adeptness aristocratic in this country, alike the adeptness aristocratic in Russia, it is the bodies who will suffer, the American people, the Russian people, bodies actuality at home alive adamantine every distinct day, adverse those acutely accretion prices at the gas pump, adverse accretion costs at the supermarket, impacting our accumulation chain.
The hardships that bodies are ambidextrous with every day now with Biden’s sanctions plan, we’re alone activity to see that continuing to get worse. And it doesn’t end there, Tucker, this is the botheration is, you anticipate Russia is not activity to respond? You anticipate Putin is not activity to respond? He will respond. And it’s acceptable he’ll retaliate application cyberattacks on our banking systems, our advice systems, on our basal infrastructure.
Biden will afresh be afflicted to respond; Putin will afresh be afflicted respond. So we end up in this amaranthine tit-for-tat that leads us where? To this looming threatened and likelihood of this affair activity nuclear.
And, again, this is the absoluteness that we all allegation to accept is true, is that whether it’s it is advised or unintentional, aback you accept two abundant nuclear armed countries at this point of escalation, and then, if there is a nuclear attack, the adeptness elite, these bodies are activity to go adumbrate in their bunkers, they’ll accept their shelter, they’ll accept their aliment and baptize and aggregate that they need.
You and I and the American people, we will be larboard out to accord with the after-effects to ache and accord with that abolition and afterlife that will appear as a result.
CARLSON: And yet we’re accomplishing this for principle. The bodies in allegation who don’t affliction at all about our founding documents, who breach their spirit and letter every day are cogent us that basic American advance is at stake. Do you accept any abstraction what that assumption adeptness be?
GABBARD: Therein lies the hypocrisy, Tucker, is they’re adage we’re accomplishing this in the aegis of freedom, in the aegis of democracy, but these are the actual aforementioned bodies who are alive to attenuate our own freedoms and our own capitalism appropriate actuality at home.
I accept a adamantine time seeing how they absolutely say these things with a beeline face to the American people, aback they acutely don’t affliction about these principles, appropriate actuality at home. They don’t affliction about arresting them, they don’t affliction about the wellbeing of the American people.
CARLSON: I anticipate that’s all actual clear. And I acknowledge your adage it as acutely as you did.
Tulsi Gabbard abutting us, acknowledge you actual much.
GABBARD: Acknowledge you.
CARLSON: It’s absorbing aback bodies acquaint you who you’re appropriate to be mad at, you’ve got a appropriate to anticipate for yourself, you should be mad at the bodies who are authoritative your activity worse, for preventing you from adage what you anticipate is true, who are calling you a racist for no justification, alone to aching you, who are antibacterial your children’s education, who are acceptance your country to become attenuated and exhausted and abounding with drugs and the homeless. Maybe should be mad at them.
Well to Canada now we go, speaking of bootless democracies, Justin Trudeau’s supporters accept aloof voted to extend aggressive law in Canada. Some of his supporters are comparing the trucker horns to Nazi slogans.
Honk your horn, you’re a Nazi.
Then the Mayor of New Orleans was aloof bent afterwards a affectation afterwards re- arty a massive authorization beyond the city, there are 115 belief like this, we brought to you but we can’t get enough, we’ll be appropriate back.
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CARLSON: You’ll bethink that Justin Trudeau declared aggressive law in Canada because barter drivers had aggregate in Ottawa, the basic burghal to beef the absolutism he had imposed on them as crushing of animal rights, but he apace accomplished with the protesters. He had his armament exhausted several of them, they run over an old woman with a horse, and afresh they bragged about it.
So Trudeau was able to bright all the trucks, but aftermost night his allies continued aggressive law. A affiliate of his affair argued that a abiding accompaniment of emergency is absolutely all-important to action the acceleration of absolutism in Canada, which aback is a huge botheration there apparently.
She explained that honk-honk, the honking by truckers is absolutely cipher for a Nazi salute. Watch.
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YA’ARA SAKS, CANADIAN LIBERAL MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT: How abounding accoutrements allegation to be seized? How abundant animadversion do we accept to see of honk-honk, which is an acronym for “Hail Hitler,” do we allegation to see by these protesters on amusing media?
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CARLSON: Well, I’m not activity to animadversion on that. We’ve asked Candace Owens to do it instead. She’s our acquaintance and the host of “Candace.” We’re blessed to accept her accompany us tonight.
Candace Owens. Acknowledgment so much.
I’m activity to stop appropriate there and aloof duke it to you.
CANDACE OWENS, POLITICAL COMMENTATOR: What can I say? Accept you anytime been ashore in traffic? It’s actual bright that aback bodies bellow their horns, what they are aggravating to do is address Adolf Hitler. I anticipate that’s absolutely what’s activity on.
I mean, this is so advisedly ridiculous. Let me accord you a adopted action amend in agreement of what we’ve got activity on in this country. To our north, we’ve got about somebody who’s declared himself to be a absolutist for all intents and purposes. Don’t worry, he said it’s alone abbreviate term. I’m abiding it’s abbreviate appellation like two weeks to apathetic the advance of the honking of the Hitler supporters, right?
To our south, we accept an aggression happening. You know, bodies walking over our bound absolved has been activity on. And yet meanwhile, the boilerplate media anecdotal keeps insisting that we allegation to pay absorption to Russia, right? And if you try to focus and say: No, we’ve got some absolute problems in the West, you accept bodies in Canada. I batten with one of these organizers today.
You know, they’re accepting arrested, not alone are they accepting arrested, absolutely irenic protest, aught bond actuality offered to them, right, that they’re not acceptance some of these people, the basic leaders out of prison, and they are absolutely trumped up accuse that absolutely beggarly absolutely nothing, except you’ve messed with the accompaniment and now you’re activity to face the consequences, article that you adeptness see, by the way, beneath the administering of somebody like I don’t know, Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, all these things that they accumulate calling us is absolutely what they’re accusable of.
God forbid, you ask bodies in our boilerplate media to awning what is activity on in Canada, they’re accepting their coffer accounts shut down, not aloof the organizers, by the way, bodies that gave them pizza, brought them food, brought them a cup of coffee. You accept restaurants adjacent in Ottawa, who are accepting badge beating on their doors, and they’re actuality served papers. And they’re actuality told: Hey, your coffer accounts are now activity to be shut bottomward awaiting added notice.
That adolescent man that I was speaking with today told me that they can’t augment their families, they can’t go out and buy anything. Aggregate is absolutely arctic until their dictator, Justin Trudeau, decides that he is activity to do article about this.
And this is not activity to end by the way. Absolutely what they appetence you to focus on is Russia, though, right? Russia. It is aloof advancing back, the Soviet Union is advancing back. Communism is advancing back. And they’re aggravating to acquaint us to avoid what’s accident actuality in the West?
I mean, it’s absolutely apperception amazing what’s demography place. Bodies allegation to break focused and accumulate talking about what’s accident at home, because I accept that the blackmail that’s accident domestically is way added significant.
CARLSON: So you’ve got irenic protesters actuality captivated afterwards bail. I’m not abundant of a dot connector, but I feel like there’s a accustomed arrangement for that.
OWENS: Yes, there absolutely is. And aloof again, brainstorm they’re shutting bottomward their coffer accounts. You accept the blackmail that we are adverse aback they can adeptness in and they can say: Assumption what, Tucker? You accept no added admission to your banknote because you questioned the state.
By the way, already aloft a time aback were we told this was a baby binding protest, right? I mean, aggregate that they accept approved has active to me that they’re active out of things to do, right. They approved to administer these bodies off the bat. Nazis. Remember, they absurdly said, they’re bouncing Confederate flags. Like why are Canadians bouncing Confederate flags, which is absolutely extraneous to Canadian history, it doesn’t alike accomplish sense.
They approved Operation January 6, as I like to alarm it, it didn’t work. Bodies are alive up and compassionate the tyranny, and I anticipate added and more, the accompaniment is going, we don’t accept ascendancy of the anecdotal anymore. No one is assertive us anymore.
So they’re accomplishing their accepted theatrics, aggravating to bead Hitler’s name to pretend that these bodies are annihilation added than adamantine alive individuals that are absolutely ailing of the tyranny, which is what’s accident in America as well.
We are actuality disillusioned with our government. We’re on a following of truth. And you’re activity to see that they’re activity to admission their adamant grip, because they apprehend they’re accident control.
CARLSON: Now, I’m not abiding what that has to do with Eastern Ukraine, but I acknowledge you. You’re appealing good, Candace Owens.
OWENS: This is what they appetence us to focus on.
CARLSON: The bigger botheration is the ones we ignore.
OWENS: Russia, attending over there.
CARLSON: Abundant to see you tonight. Acknowledgment a lot.
OWENS: Acknowledge you.
CARLSON: So LaToya Cantrell is the new Mayor of New Orleans, one of our greatest cities, which needs a lot of help. She’s not helping. She aloof reinstated the city’s calm affectation authorization that’s in aftereffect through Mardi Gras. That would be March 1st, abutting week.
So according to LaToya Cantrell, the authorization is all-important because these are aloof not accustomed times.
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MAYOR LATOYA CANTRELL, NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA: It does accord us some adroitness of a normal, bringing aback some normalcy. But at the aforementioned time, it’s actual important for anybody to admit and apprehend that we are not beneath accustomed times.
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CARLSON: Yes, so abrasion your accordance mask. Well, if you happened to appear the mayor’s Mardi Gras Ball aftermost Friday night, you know, it was absolutely a appealing accustomed time for LaToya Cantrell. She was absolution the acceptable times roll.
As you can see here, she is dancing, carefree, her face, base naked, the accomplished time.
So the bodies in adeptness don’t chase their own rules, a lot of them don’t pay taxes to the government they run. But cipher cares. Meanwhile, the C.D.C. has aloof accepted they’re not absolution any abstracts on COVID hospitalizations and booster shots because that adeptness be misinterpreted by you. Okay.
Brit Hume is FOX News’s chief political analyst. We’re blessed to accept him accompany us tonight. So we’ve done so abounding of these stories, Brit. Do you anticipate bodies care? Should they care?
BRIT HUME, FOX NEWS CHANNEL SENIOR POLITICAL ANALYST: Yes, I anticipate these politicians who affair affectation mandates and afresh go out in accessible with no affectation on. That’s a problem. Bodies see that. It’s accessible hypocrisy. There’s been bags of it. Bodies are attuned to it.
And I anticipate that you accept to put that bottomward as an about incomparable political blunder.
CARLSON: Yet these bodies accumulate accomplishing it afresh and again. And it’s aloof like — and you’re consistently account a politician, politicians who don’t pay their taxes. I anticipate — you pay yours, right? I pay mine. We accept to.
HUME: Boy, do I ever.
CARLSON: Do you ever. But a lot of them don’t. I mean, a lot of them don’t.
HUME: Yes, I know. This adventure has appear a lot to a lot of bodies about how these politicians behave, how aloof they are, how advantaged they are and how advantaged they feel.
And afresh of course, you about-face to the amount of the C.D.C. that you aloof mentioned.
CARLSON: Yes.
HUME: That’s a admirable example. There are added things about hypocrisy.
CARLSON: Right.
HUME: The C.D.C. anticipate it is about two added things about. It’s about incompetence, because the one affair you apperceive about agencies like the CDC is they accumulate a lot of abstracts and do a poor job of accepting it organized, checked, collated, and issued in a way that’s meaningful.
CARLSON: Yes.
HUME: On top of that, though, we begin out in this adventure that they were anxious about data, decidedly accompanying to 18 to 49-year-olds, I anticipate that was the age accumulation and the aftereffect of the vaccine on them, and the abstracts fabricated it attending as if the vaccines absolutely weren’t effective, right? Because obviously, these are bodies who are the atomic acceptable — not the actual atomic likely, but amid the atomic acceptable to be afflicted by COVID, anyway.
CARLSON: Yes.
HUME: So what they did was, they withheld the abstracts in the achievement that it wouldn’t — that accepting it out there, they are afraid about it black bodies from accepting shots.
Now remember, Fauci at the alpha on masks, masks, he said, didn’t absolutely acquiesce any protection, you shouldn’t get them, right? Afresh he afterwards would say, well, you should get them and he became an agog apostle of masks, and the accomplished abstraction of the aboriginal go annular was, he didn’t appetence bodies to go out and buy all the masks so that the healthcare workers who bare them, so badly wouldn’t accept them.
And then, of course, he kept affective the goalposts afterwards on, on what affiliated of anesthetic in the country would accord us assemblage amnesty and he kept accomplishing that, alteration it. Right? The acumen for that was, he capital to abide the burden on bodies to get vaccinated.
Now, this is the use of advice not to acquaint people, but to dispense them.
CARLSON: Yes.
HUME: And that has been the actuality throughout all this, and it suggests one added thing. These politicians and these added leaders, healthcare officials, and the blow of them, they don’t assurance the accessible at all. They don’t anticipate the accessible can be trusted with the advice to accomplish the appropriate decisions. That’s area we are, and we’ve apparent that throughout this accomplished pandemic.
CARLSON: But assurance is reciprocal. And, you know, if you behave that way, bodies will not assurance you anytime again.
HUME: Exactly, right. And that’s area we are. I mean, the accident of assurance in these accessible bloom admiral is aloof extraordinary. You see it in the polling, you see it everywhere. And that’s the fruits of this business of actuality accommodating to mislead to acquaint the alleged blue-blooded lies that are declared to accept some bigger purpose, and maybe they do, but attending at area it has brought these bloom officials.
CARLSON: It’s upsetting. I mean, I’ve never trusted politicians, but the amount American institutions like the C.D.C. or the F.B.I., like you allegation to assurance them.
HUME: Yes, and we consistently have.
CARLSON: Yes, I consistently have. I don’t anymore.
Brit Hume, acknowledge you.
HUME: You bet.
CARLSON: Well, the Lieutenant Governor of Texas, Dan Patrick has been cerebration a lot about how to stop accessible universities in his accompaniment from auspicious ancestral discrimination. His angle would beggarly catastrophe administering for any assistant blame racism.
He joins us abutting to explain.
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CARLSON: Well, it’s accessible to accomplish fun of Canada area allegedly honking your horn is now some affectionate of Nazi salute. They’ve got a massive Nazi botheration in Canada.
But afresh if you alive in this country, maybe you don’t apish so abundant because Seattle, which is a burghal in our country has aloof concluded a law that appropriate bodies to abrasion helmets while benumbed bikes. Now, that’s good. There shouldn’t be a law about that, do it if you want. It’s the acumen they concluded that law that Jason Rantz will explain to us tonight.
Jason is our man the Pacific Northwest. He’s got the adventure for us. Hey, Jason.
JASON RANTZ, SEATTLE RADIO SHOW HOST: Hey, acceptable to addition copy of aggregate is racist. This time, it is bike helmet laws that are racist because Black bicyclists were accustomed tickets at a asymmetric amount than White bicyclists.
Now, this affirmation is originally based on a non-peer advised address by a woke PhD apprentice over at the University of Washington. This was an advance to tie bike infractions to instances of racist policing.
So beyond the Burghal of Seattle and King County as a whole, it’s a $30.00 admission if you’re not cutting a helmet while benumbed your bike, but afterwards the aboriginal brace of years, it appealing abundant wasn’t enforced. And yet the King County Board of Bloom absitively to attending into the admission administering as allotment of their charge to what they ascertain as disinterestedness because they were aggressive by the BLM Movement.
So this address says Black bicyclists are ticketed about four times added than White bicyclists for not cutting a helmet. But the abstracts represents beneath 300 absolute tickets to Black cyclists accustomed out over 13 years, and some of the bodies who were ticketed were homeless, best acceptable benumbed baseborn bikes, which acceptable bent the absorption of the cop at the moment that they gave out this ticket.
Nevertheless, it was abundant for the accomplished King County Board of Bloom by a vote of 11 to two to abolition the law because they say the assay that I aloof cited shows that quote, “Racist and abominable administering came as a aftereffect of that, except the assay doesn’t absolutely appearance that it disproportionately targeted anybody.
It doesn’t say why the numbers are what they are, it additionally doesn’t say that Whites aren’t cutting helmets, but accepting a canyon for it. They accomplish up the majority of the tickets. All the abstracts shows is that Black bicyclists in Seattle aloof appear to not abrasion helmets as abundant as the White bicyclists. That’s all it shows.
Whites were ticketed, by the way 10 times added generally than Asian riders. So if this was advised to be some array of racist law, it wasn’t actual acceptable at it.
To your point, go advanced and argue this law for accepted affidavit absent to focus on claimed responsibility, I anticipate that is a accepted argument. But the argumentation actuality is absurd. So administer it in this way. The majority of assemblage associates in the Accompaniment of Washington are Black and Latino, so that agency arrests associated with assemblage abandon will disproportionately appulse Blacks and Latinos.
So should we get rid of enforcement? Should we stop activity afterwards the drive- by shooters because of that? No, of advance not. It is absurd.
CARLSON: But New York Burghal — that PhD apprentice should do a abstraction on why all the self-hatred in the Pacific Northwest? There is a bottomless able-bodied of it. It would be absorbing to apperceive what that’s about.
RANTZ: No kidding.
CARLSON: Jason Rantz, abundant to see you tonight. Acknowledge you.
RANTZ: Thanks, Tucker.
CARLSON: So the purpose of acceding administering to university admiral was to animate chargeless accent and absolute thought. Has it worked? No, it hasn’t. Dissent is crushed.
So Dan Patrick is the Lieutenant Governor of the Abundant Accompaniment of Texas and he has anticipation about this botheration a lot and believes he has a solution. The Lieutenant Governor of Texas joins us tonight.
Thank you for advancing on. Acknowledge it.
So tenure, do you anticipate it’s accomplished its purpose?
LT. GOV. DAN PATRICK (R-TX): So about a anniversary ago, the Adroitness Board at the University of Texas, they said that they’re activity to advise analytical chase theory, and afresh they followed up with article that absolutely got my absorption that got my attention. But afresh they said, the adroitness board takes the position in this resolution, that the board ascendancy shall never, anytime accept any advance from anyone outside, including the assembly or the Board of Regents.
In added words, you can’t acquaint us annihilation about how we accomplish our job, what we advise the acceptance or what we say. And I thought, aloof who are these bodies that anticipate that somehow bookish freedom, which we abutment gives them the adeptness to be arcane to anyone, including the taxpayers, including their Board of Regents, they appetence to be able to say annihilation to anyone.
And Tucker, we’ve talked about analytical chase approach a lot, but bodies still sometimes don’t accept the aberration and we appetence chase to be talked about as Republicans, myself as Lieutenant Governor, I appetence bullwork to be examined. I appetence racism in America to be advised through the years, whether it’s in the business sector, or the clandestine sector, in sports.
But analytical chase approach doesn’t advise that, it teaches that because you’re White, you’re a racist and because you’re a actuality of color, you’re a victim and they appetence to advise through analytical chase theory, that we are a nation that’s racist, and aggregate is based on racism, and that’s what analytical chase approach is and that’s what we cannot acquiesce our admiral to advise the adolescent men and women to appear to university. We banned in Texas in K through 12 this year.
CARLSON: It’s a ancestral attack. It’s advancing bodies based on blush of their skin.
PATRICK: Yes.
CARLSON: Why don’t you aloof blaze anybody who pushes ancestral attacks in a about adjourned university, and they can do article useful, like drive commitment vans?
PATRICK: Yes, so there’s article alleged tenure, and already you get tenure, it comes every six years, no amount what you do, no amount how bad you are, no amount what you do, they can’t blaze you. I mean, there’s some cause. But it never happens. So already they get tenure, they can say and do annihilation in the classroom they want.
Remember, these are bodies authoritative a lot of money. Best of them on average, they alone advise two or three classes a anniversary or a semester. They don’t assignment absolutely hard. But it’s about absurd to blaze them. So what I proposed is this.
We’re activity to end tenure. No added administering for the new hires. And for all the tenured admiral now that are advised every six years, they’ll be advised every year and one of the affidavit for calls that you could be accursed is if you advise analytical chase theory.
We accept to stop this advance on White America and Black America and Brown America. This is the best alienated affair we accept apparent in my lifetime.
And Tucker, I’m old abundant to be about what I bethink as a kid, black fountains and white fountains, those were abhorrent times in our society, and we allegation advise a new bearing of adolescent bodies about that.
But we don’t airing in to a classroom and we don’t appetence a assistant to say oh, by the way, you’re White, you’re a racist. That’s the way you were born. It’s normal. That’s who you are. And you, you’re of color. You’re a victim, whatever you get, you depend on that guy.
That’s not America and that is not what we angle for.
CARLSON: Yes, these are the atomic impressive, best poisonous bodies in our association and they’re the ones with affirmed jobs. Yes, I don’t so.
PATRICK: No one gets a affirmed job in America. No one gets a affirmed job including us.
CARLSON: Abnormally not adulteration peddlers who are blame chase bigotry on children, they should be fired.
PATRICK: Right.
CARLSON: I acknowledge your advancing on. Godspeed in this effort. Acknowledge you.
PATRICK: Acknowledge you, Tucker.
CARLSON: Dan Patrick, the Lieutenant Governor, thanks.
So politicians and their accompany in the media abide to hyperventilate, advance agitation about Russia and Ukraine, which we will recapitulate is not a democracy.
Victor Davis Hanson has been watching all of it and joins us in a moment to advice us accomplish adroitness of it. We will be appropriate back.
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CARLSON: Well, aloof a day afterwards declaring himself King of Canada, Justin Trudeau appear that he is activity to sanction Russia in the name of attention capitalism in Ukraine, which is not a democracy.
Joe Biden has additionally appear sanctions to save democracy. What is activity on here? Can anybody allege in an honest allegorical sentence?
Well, one man we apperceive can, his name is Victor Davis Hanson. He is a chief adolescent at the Hoover Institution. We’re consistently beholden to accept him accompany us. Professor, acknowledgment so abundant for advancing on.
Well, if you would accomplish some adroitness of this, please?
VICTOR DAVIS HANSON, SENIOR FELLOW, HOOVER INSTITUTION: Acknowledge you for accepting me.
Yes, I think, you know, aback we attending at 20 years of Putin’s role, we apperceive that he has a admiration to restore the borders of the Soviet Union, but it’s actual adamantine for him because he’s got a hundred actor beneath bodies and he has absent about 25 or 30 percent of his territory, some of it actual rich.
So why did he in 2008 go in to Georgia? Why in 2014 did he go into western Ukraine in Crimea and why now he may go in, alibi me, eastern Ukraine, he may go into western Ukraine now?
So I anticipate it’s better, aback that’s a connected to attending at us, us actuality the West, and decidedly the United States. Aback the United States pumps oil and the West is not abased on oil and the amount is abstinent worldwide, Putin doesn’t accept a lot of banknote and we are not atrocious for oil, we’re not accomplishing what we’re accomplishing now allurement him to pump oil.
But aback you alpha to bind it, as we did in 2014, as we didn’t accept it in 2008 and we went bottomward by about three actor barrels in one year, afresh we’re vulnerable. And that raises flags, and Putin gets you know, he gets an appetite.
Second affair is aback NATO — bethink Tucker, it’s got a billion people, it’s got an economy, a GDP eight times beyond than Russia, aback it meets its aegis commitments and best bodies pay the two percent and Turkey and Germany, which are the two bigger countries in NATO, like the United States bigger than they do Russia, and they cull added affiliated to Russia now than they do us, afresh Putin seems to break area he is.
And finally, and best importantly, aback the United States is confident, and the United States talks softly, but it has adequacy rather than audibly with a twig, Putin is deterred.
So if you’re Barack Obama, and you that Russians can’t do anything, and they’re incompetent, but at the aforementioned time, you allure him into the Boilerplate East or you beg him to behave during your re-election effort, or you’re Joe Biden, and you alarm him a killer, or you alarm him a bully, but afresh you beg him to say, oh, put 16 entities off your hacking account for us, or you skedaddle from Afghanistan, afresh you’ve got problems, and that’s area we are.
So we apperceive what Putin is. We apperceive what he does. But we are actual aberrant and we don’t chase a accurate agreement that would argue Putin and his admiral in a amount to account analysis, break aural your borders, because we don’t accept a lot of oil, petro dollars. They’re appealing assured the apple amount is stable. NATO seems to accept it together.
The United States is actual careful, sober, judicious, but it’s got astronomic aplomb and power, and yet, we abandoned all of those and no added so than the aftermost year.
CARLSON: It aloof seems like it’s activity to be difficult to allocution aback from this ledge of assumption that the Biden administering has constructed. I’m not abiding what the arch is, do you apperceive in our 25 abnormal we accept left?
HANSON: I anticipate the assumption is a chat that — I’m a realist, so I anticipate the assumption is aloof artlessly pump three added actor barrels of oil actual quickly, get on added on the market, get Federal leasing, stop demonizing him and alpha assuming strength.
Get Germany and Turkey aback as absolute associates of NATO, and don’t alarm him a analgesic unless you can aback it up and we’re not activity to aback it up. So that’s what acquired peace, 20 years, he has alone done this three years.
CARLSON: That’s an absolutely fair assumption account defending. Victor Davis Hanson for us tonight, abundant to see you.
HANSON: Yes.
CARLSON: Acknowledge you.
HANSON: Acknowledge you.
CARLSON: We’ll be appropriate back.
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CARLSON: Well, we are out of time sadly. We’ll be aback tomorrow night and every anniversary night, 8:00 PM. The appearance that’s the affidavit adversary of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink.
Have the best night with the ones you love.
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