Tucker and rich neighborhood to get help. The problem is as mark stein likes to say eventually run out of neighborhoods. Spoon the other assumption that drives me is that when advocates for illegal immigration say we will grant amnesty to x number of people, is that the actual number and your studies suggest the numbers are much bigger. Clearly much bigger. If, for instance, Congress Just amnesty to the people who have this daca amnesty. 700,000 people. We are talking at least a million and a half people over the next number of years that would be coming after them. But thats actually the narrowest possibility. Senator durbin and senator Lindsey Graham have a bill that would not just look at those young people who are covered by this daca amnesty but would open a whole new can of worms from scratch. Tucker we admit about
1. 1 million Illegal Immigrants are here and thats the number i always go with but thats not the real number it sounds like. In a sense it is but it would be following
officials from the opc w, they won t let them. that leads to the question why are the russians and the syrians preventing observers from accessing these sites if they have nothing to hide? there is other evidence. tucker: by the way, i m open-minded on this as all things, but i think before you launch a strike as punishment for an action, you better ascertain with near certainty that the person you re striking was responsible for it. we don t seem to feel it s necessary because as you noticed, it s not really about chemical weapons, is about making certain that russia and particularly around don t gain a foothold there. this attack was about chemical weapons paired president trump made it clear he does want to spend much time or effort in syria. tucker: nikki haley announced today that the purpose was to monitor iran leaving no timetable or authorization for that and you and i both know, maybe that s a good thing to do. i don t t know. we re b being lied to. it s not about chem
now that s eatin good in the neighborhood. tucker: the u.s. supreme court has rejected the final appeal from imprisoned former illinois governor rod blagojevich, guaranteeing he ll remain in prison. he s already been there for quite a while. fox s matt finn has more. tucker, the u.s. supreme court turned down the former governor s appeal and now he is basically guaranteed to be behind bars until 2024 unless the president pardons him and the two happen to know each other. he appeared on the president s former reality show the apprentice. back in 2012, he was found guilty on several corruption charges mostly relating to charges of potentially selling of barack obama s senate seat when obama was elected president and it was up to him to fill his seat.
it can be about both things. enforcing the law that chemical weapons cannot be used and when they are, the people who use them will be penalized. the a russians deployed a chemil nerve agent in the united kingdom about six weeks .go tucker: and my world, there is always debate, there is always debate. is there a debate about the holocaust questioning about the moon landing? tucker: i t think it s fair to ask skeptical questions and those who don t are either stupid or theyid are willfully ignorant of the fact that life isth complicated. there s a difference between being skeptical and entertaining conspiracy theories. it s clear that the russians used chemical agents. they have nuclear weapons and could use them, so i don t think there are many things we do short of punishing them. tucker: jay maker check, i m a fan adverse, i want to
he was taped by the fbi saying in part that obama s vacant seat was a golden thing he ahi wasn t going to give up for nothing. the disgraced governor insistsng he never received a bribe or a kickback. he has been in federal prison system since 2012 and has fired a series of appeals which of all been denied, turned down once again today in the highest court. before blagojevich was in prison, he was known for his flamboyance and fall from grace. tucker? tucker: matt finn, thanks a lot for that. joining us now is patricia blagojevich, she s the wife of the former governor. ms. blagojevich, thanks a lot for coming on. thank you so much for having me. tucker: i was never a supporter of your husband s, bub i have to say i thought he got an awful long time in prison. i don t know the details but i would be interesting in knowing if you can speak to the president, what would you say? what would be your pitch forng pardoning your husband? we were so disappointed that the supreme court d