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Would call. he invited they will all to the white house. spread it out not just the layers below you. >> neil: dont both sides have to work at this. the democrats blame the president and the president blames out democrats. enough blame to go around. one show we were talking about the anniversary of the bull market. and i just said i think both presidents can take a bow with whats been going on and you would think i had touched off a financial civil war here but i argued that history would show t...

Check this out. we have this here. shes a trooper sitting there, catching the breeze. its like being in a car going 100 miles per hour. it really clears out the sinuses, doesnt it, maggie? greg, your turn. >> tomorrow night, we are doing a lot of hurricane coverage. on my show, -- >> the salvation army? >> its going to be meaningless things. but a lot of fun, meaningless things. catch me on saturday. youve got rob oneill. you know him. chris freed. captive and high-risk we are going to talk abou...

Need your thoughts and prayers for them and their families. i had planned a vacation and thought i would be taking the time to celebrate. now it will be time to reflect on how to continue to support my community through these difficult times, end quote. nobody at the dnc was more upset by the results than mario. google tried to get hillary elected, they failed this time. we reached out to google, the company did not deny the e-mail was real or showed a clear political preference. their only defe...

Michelle great to see you, thanks for coming on. >> thank you forking me. -- for having me. >> tucker: president trump could be on the brink of declassifying documents, documents that the rest of us might want to see because they might answer basic questions. will we get to see them and if so what will they tell us, thats next. so a tree falls on your brand new car and totals it. and as if that wasnt bad enough, now your insurance wont replace it outright because of depreciation. if your insuran...

York, chief political correspondent for the washington examiner, he joins us tonight. give us a quick overview of what the president is considering declassifying, whether you think he will, and if he does what were likely to learn from the documents. >> well, it does appear that he is likely to do. that the first thing that everyone mentions is essentially the rest of the carter page fisa application. remember, some of it was declassified and released. we all knew there were large parts of it th...

Christopher, thanks for coming out tonight. >> thank you, tucker. good to talk to you again. >> tucker: so the response that we got, i dont want to belabor it or whine about it, the response was telling from the left when we asked on friday night is it really true this new national slogan, is it true that the less we have in common the stronger that we are. out of that, thinking about that, raised the question what is it that unites us as a country? why are we a country? >> well, i have to go ba...

To open up their phone or their laptop in the morning, you were able to direct them to your candidate without anybody knowing it. that is far more important, thats far more scary. the implications are absolutely terrible. and this memo is absolutely terrible in what it reveals about google. the silent low donation bit is very interesting. as you said, has legal implications. whatever legal implications they are, theyre a lot more solid than whether some guy paid off some porn star just to take a...

Influence of money on politics. i dont think all of their concerns are stupid by the way. but this is the example, the most powerful influenceer of elections potentially the world has ever known. i dont think ive heard a single liberal say anything about googles effect on elections, subverting our democracy, why is that? >> i think for the obvious reason that theyre doing it for, as mario would say, for our side, for our team, for the lefts team, for liberalisms team. and thats very different n ...

In the presidential election. the clintons worked out for the clintons and nobody else. >> tucker: doesnt it, we only have a minute left and this is a deep question, but it did work out, they skated on everything, beat a bunch of legal charges and got incredibly rich. why arent they happy? theyre clearly so unhappy, why? >> because i think its never enough. the whole point of them is just to get rich and richer and keep winning. bob smith who was my senator in new ham of shir at the time -- ham ...

Cant use your first amendment right to speak out about any type of experience you had at amazon. and my first amendment right is worth more than $3,500. >> tucker: were glad youre here telling us about it. so, again, just for the viewers tuning in, you are an employee of amazon, one of the biggest companies in the world, trillion dollar market cap, living in your car. your story cant be the average story. do you know other amazon employees who are in effect in poverty? >> i actually do. i had a ...