To people who cannot hear.ng therefore, deaf people are not included in the festivities. so this should be used instead to celebrate things. tucker: jazz hands instead? they say that clapping can trigger clapping-based anxiety and therefore, they should not be cheering or clapping at these events.tr tucker: that s insane. what about painting? what about blind people? where does it end? i would say it is patronizing to people who cannot hear to be pointing them out and saying the reason we are not cheering and doing this, embarrassing like b 5-year-olds, because you are ostracizing us and making sure all the attention is on our disability. rather than including them in different ways. imagine if they spent the amount of energy on stuff like this raising money to help research for deaf organizations or something like that. instead, they are just focused on making sure you use the gesture. tucker: all of these stories, we will find out in the end, are funded by some covert
tucker: international may day protests got violent in paris but the french weren t the only ones taking to the streets. across the united states, protesters marched against immigration laws. in the bay area, marchers demanded open borders, shoutingg no ban, sanctuary for all. steven choi, executive director of the coalition joins us now. thank you for coming on. thank you having me. tucker: i am 47. i have watched a lot of may day protests. imagine my surprise watching an international workers day protest that was designed over 100 years ago to highlight the concerns of workers, wages, arguing on behalf of policies that would lower wages. i thought, boy, global capitalism is pretty tricky. it got you guys to advocate on behalf of the chamber of commerce.
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i m very sure about it.t. here s what i would say, tucker> the fact is, it s not that simple. we live in a global economy. we don t live in a simple equation where one person s wages go up and the others gomp down. it s not a zero-sum game. when you look at the impact that immigrants have, it is tremendous. this is something that people see not only here new york city, but all across new york state, as well. s in buffalo, rochester, even in places like utica.ci tucker: those are all places that are deeply in trouble, as you know, the middle class is dying. the middle class is dying in new york city as you may know. i think you follow this since you are on tv arguing on behalf of it. c let me ask you some questions. we have about 1.1 million people come here illegally every year. legally every year. what is the optimal number, how many want to let in the workers that you represent? i m not an expert in the number of specific immigrants coming in. here s what i will tell you. the
I want to totally abolish human abortion. it s a group called abolish human abortion. we seek not to regulate abortion, but to call it murder and what it is and to completely abolish it in the united states of america and in doing that, bring the gospel into conflict with child sacrifice. that is why i call myself an abolitionist, just because i m not a pro-lifer trying to regulate abortion. it needs to be completely abolished. tucker: that is a pretty countercultural message. you have an absolute right to express that. thank you very much, connor and lauren, good to see you. up ahead, britain s national student union is implementing a ban on clapping and cheering. why? because they are offensive to the deaf and those with anxiety disorders. you may not believe that s a real story, but it is. is this the weirdest story of the day? we will debate it when we come back.ry back we re on to you, diabetes.
He joins us tonight in the studio. great to see you. great to see you too, tucker. tucker: my question of you, for those of you who are really on the wavelength, really understand the russia conspiracy, why impeachment? why not life imprisonment, the death penalty? it seems weak sauce.ra well, let s be clear. not a lot of us are talking about impeachment.uc the i word we are talking about is investigation. we need an independent investigation that can get to the bottom of this because the facts that we know right now are very damning and very scary and we need to get to the bottom of it. tucker: wait, you are not telling me that you won t defend the esteemed maxine waters of los angeles? by the way, how long before she calls for a life in prison? first off, congresswoman waters is well-equipped to defend herself. tucker: really? i always see other democrats defend her. why not now? i am a big fan of hers. the i word we should be
Mentioned, not only those cities, but buffalo, albany, rochester, though cities are int dire economic straits not because of immigrants, but immigrants are part of the way forward. that has been proven time and time again. immigrants add value. they stabilize neighborhoods, they pay taxes, they are great workers and business workers. we should figure out how to geth more immigrants. tucker: you don t know how many. you are making the case but you haven t actually thought through how many is a good numberr because you are not going to get into the economics. you are arguing the economics. let me ask you one more simple question. how is it, if i work in a depressed postindustrial town, in say the service industry, for a bunch of people come in who are willing to work for less than i am used to working for, why is that good for me? it s good because immigrants will come in, we have actually seen this upstate. immigrants will come in, they will help to stabilize neighborhoods, they wer
Credibility of the reporters is undermined when they wave their opinions around in public? i think it is important to report the facts of the news and to stay neutral. tucker: you would encouragehe your members not to reveal their political biases in public? it s not the correspondents association s job to tell her tell our members how to do their jobs. it s not. we stand up for the values of truth, the values of reporting the facts and values of the first amendment, which is to have access to the president, to be able to do our jobs and that is why we advocate for it. tucker: the idea that your readers or viewers believe you is central not just to your business model ke if you had a white house presstr corps that was 100% middle aged white men, there would be aou full-blown outcry about the lack of diversity. i bet you 100 bucks, doesn t look at america. if you have not a single registered republican, in a country in which the congress, the majority of governorships,ot and
these are image bearers of god. you can don t talk to my students. do not understand what i say? do not talk to my students! sir, you need to turn to jesus christ and be free from your sins. [laughs] listen here, son. i am as gay as the day iss long and twice as sunny. i don t give a [bleep] as what you think i should be doing. tucker: apparently, this guy is an actual person, he has been placed on leave. connor and lauren haines join us tonight.is thank you for coming on. do you go to the school? set the scene for usus a little bit. how did this happen, who is this guy?t. we don t go to that school. we are homeschooled. we decided to go out to downingtown west high school because they had a holocaust symposium so we thought it would be a perfect opportunity to talc about abortion, which we consider the holocaust of our day. tucker: lauren, did you all
In fact, i think they have been reinforced. d we are here to celebrate good journalism. we are here to celebrate the press, not the presidency. and i am happy to report, for anyone who is interested, that this dinner is sold out. our job to report on facts and to hold leaders accountable, that is who we are. we are not fake news. we are not failing news organizations. and we are not the enemy of the american people. tucker: that was jeff mason. we lured him to our studios tonight. he joins us live. good to see you.u. i agreed with your line that the point of the press, the reason for being, is to hold the powerful accountable. i would disagree that they do that consistently. but the dinner on saturday night, which i did not attend but watched a tape off, was