let s impugn everybody s character with a not not guilty standard when we decide not to charge. tucker: not just impugn their character if you are not not guilty that means you should be punished by the congress. there is no question he insinuated that. and i just don t get it how even liberals don t speak out and say hey, listen, this was just wrong. they had a big beef with it when it happened to hillary clinton and jim comey after the press conference. when it happens to donald trump all of the sudden the left is hands off and they celebrate it. unbelievable. tucker: a lot there. dan bongino great to see you. have the best weekend. hey, you too, buddy. good to talk to you. tucker: that s it for us for tonight and the week. we will be back monday 8:00 p.m. the show is that true sworn enemy of lying pomposity, anything smz and group think. have a happy weekend with the ones you love. good night from new york city. sean hannity is next.
we stay to what we do. we continue to get bigger. we continue to get stronger and all these people the faces change but they have freelance jobs because you don t win by just complaining about everything. if i complained as much as they did, i would drown in my own tears. i just move on. and then they another thing they will do they will say people are saying mean things to us on twitter. you called me a nazi and people who like me are like that s mean you shouldn t do that guess what? i get the meanest things ever said about me i m sure do you, too. tucker: i have, yeah. if i sat and worried and complained and said oh me, me, me. you are complaining about me i would get nothing done. these people what do they do with their lives. one lady, one reporter who wrote a horrible article about us. she said oh i m getting attacked by the barstool people see this is what they do. do you know how many tweets she had five? we have millions and millions and followers. five people said you w
yes. and in the interest of time let me get right to it. first story. the new york times is clamping down on their reporters going on msnbc and cnn. how bad of a conspiracy theorist network do you have to be to have the new york times tell their reporters you may not want to go over there anymore? kind of an issue. tucker: if you are not credible enough for the new york times, you have lost it. i read that. it s kind of hard i had to read it twice to make sure it wasn t a story at the onion. all right. story number 3. this one is a classic. i hope i can get through it with a straight face. hillary clinton, with absolutely no sense of irony whatsoever,. [laughter] is going to headline a cyber security conference. tucker: not really. yes, really. now, is this like an anti
ted talks? when they learn how it do something? this is anti-ted talk. where she tells you everything not to do in the interest of cyber security. tucker: so smart. unbelievable. i can t believe that s going to happen. tucker: keep your server in a closet. perfect. exactly. digest that one over the weekend, folks. that s a great one. all right, folks. story number two. president trump, he has had enough of the illegal immigration problem at the southern border. very serious. become an obvious national security issue at this point. he decided to launch tariffs against mexico. listener. they can stop this tomorrow, tucker, if the rinos up there on the hill and democrats get together and actually build a wall and do something about the immigration problem, i m sure the president would be willing to negotiate but they don t want to do anything, so, he is forced to do that. so, that s going to be big news. tucker: is that little weird though do you think can i pause on that one an
know. is it possible these things are a foreign adversarial technology that somehow was developed in secret and we are just now trying to figure these things out? it s possible. but, there is also other possibilities as well of what these things could be. tucker: right. i mean, that would be the terrestrial explanation. assign a likelihood of that being the case? boy, tucker, you don t want me to give my opinion. the one thing i learned in intelligence, you can be absolutely sure of something and be absolutely wrong. tucker: of course. it s happened to me many times. it sounds, i guess, just as sort to put a bow on it. a low probability. tucker: that s it? very low probability. look, we have the most sophisticated weapon systems right now on the face of the planet. we can identify not only a 737 or a meg 25 or f-22 we can tell you even what airline it is. and the difference between the models of aircraft within that type of aircraft. so, i think it s highly unlikely that a