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undercover actors, working on behalf of the government in some capacity. an individual named rally runner, he's actually a st. louis cardinal's fan who ran around the stadium during home games there. back in 2021, on tucker carlson's fox news show, a january 6th lawyer, a right wing activist was saying this individual was clearly a law enforcement officer and saying this was an agent provocateur who was riling up the mob that day and causing them to do things they wouldn't otherwise do. lo and be hold, the rally runner was identified by online sleuths, and we finally have an arrest. this was an individual who was interviewed by the fbi immediately after january 6th but at the time the bureau was not fully aware of all of his activities that day, and now after all of this video has come out as a result of these january 6th cases, we can pretty much follow everything he does, and see him holding the police shield, charging the line, and really taking part in this
hopefully they don't hear me. >> a different story if you're 425 pounds. hide the candy on my kids. cigar liquor guy cat calling these two. keeping my artificial intelligence self-driving car and jersey road rage and watching every fox news show that jimmy failla was on the week before so i'll be doing that until monday morning at about 10:30 i don't get booked a lot but i sneak on the set. like we can't get him out of the shot. >> charity grab this guy. your weekend is spent helping people unwind because you're a comedian. >> now like thank god it is monday. [laughter] >> do you have a ritual on the weekend to take the edge off like i don't drink before i go on stage i feel more relaxed
hopefully they don't hear me. >> a different story if you're 425 pounds. hide the candy on my kids. cigar liquor guy cat calling these two. keeping my artificial intelligence self-driving car and jersey road rage and watching every fox news show that jimmy failla was on the week before so i'll be doing that until monday morning at about 10:30 i don't get booked a lot but i sneak on the set. like we can't get him out of the shot. >> charity grab this guy. your weekend is spent helping people unwind because you're a comedian. >> now like thank god it is monday. [laughter] >> do you have a ritual on the weekend to take the edge off like i don't drink before i go on stage i feel more relaxed
hopefully they don't hear me. >> a different story if you're 425 pounds. hide the candy on my kids. cigar liquor guy cat calling these two. keeping my artificial intelligence self-driving car and jersey road rage and watching every fox news show that jimmy failla was on the week before so i'll be doing that until monday morning at about 10:30 i don't get booked a lot but i sneak on the set. like we can't get him out of the shot. >> charity grab this guy. your weekend is spent helping people unwind because you're a comedian. >> now like thank god it is monday. [laughter] >> do you have a ritual on the weekend to take the edge off like i don't drink before i go on stage i feel more relaxed
who was as much a player on the chessboard of american politics as pretty much anybody else. and there you have the proof. >> yes, and he was probably arguably the most influential force inside of the modern-day republican party outside of donald trump. and with donald trump out of office, tucker carlson on his fox news show and the fox news support was extremely influential. and she describes him as a journalist but i think it is more better to express them as an extremist. an extremist who pushed the republican party to the extreme weather it was with casting conspiracies about the covid vaccine, about what happened on january six, slowing down the election on 2020. there was so many conspiracy theories that carlson floated on his program that ended up taking all of the republican party. and he gave voice to those and we were talking about how kevin mccarthy probably wouldn't have come out against russia in the war on ukraine this week if
team. that afternoon, justin came in and said here's the plan. tuck ler first have kevin on. hear him beg and gravel. then we'll bring in matt gaetz and matt gaetz will then kind of set his terms. then tucker will set his terms that mccarthy has to agree to -- >> tucker carlson had terms -- >> had terms, yeah. and we're going to make this whole thing happen on air and save the republican party. fortunately for mccarthy's sake he said no. >> cnn's oliver darcy is joining us at the table. this fox news saga is not just about the media it's about politics. this is a figure in the media who was as much a player on the chess board of american politics as pretty much anybody else. and there you have the proof. >> yeah. and he was probably, arguably the most influential force inside the modern day republican party outside of donald trump. and with donald trump not in office, tucker carlson on his fox news show and that fox news
abortion may be the vulnerable issue for republicans. just ask the rnc chairwoman, take a listen. >> independence did not break our way, which has to happen if we're going to win in 2024, which usually that's what causes that red wave, and abortion was a big issue. so the guidance we're going to give to our candidates is you have to address this head on. the democrats spent 360 million on this, and many of our candidates across the board refuse to talk about it. >> michael, if the chairwoman of the rnc is saying this on a fox news show, how big of a problem is abortion for republican candidates? >> it's a huge problem. it's a huge problem because they basically lied to the american people, and then they got to clean it up. for years they claimed this was a matter left to the states and when the supreme court said, okay, here, states, it's yours, deal with it, the republicans took the strategy to nationalize the narrative. so now they're looking and talking about and proposing national bans.
him squarely with trump and mitch member connell on the other side taking a much different approach on how the party should handle these issues and all being exposed now and over mccarthy's handling of the security footage and this attempt to provide a different light about what happened on january 6th by fox news and by some house republicans, as well. >> thom tillis not mincing words calling it b.s. manu raju, thank you very much. an executive at fox news show that what they said and what they communicated in private contrasted what they told their viewers and repeatedly. a trove of text, e-mails and other material made public tuesday as part of dominion voting system's $1.6 million defamation lawsuit against the right-wing channel. fox's staff, privately criticized and dismissed trump's election fraud lies even though the network continued to promote them on the air. take a look at these messages from november 20th between fox
right for that, and that is a totally different thing. we now have a news network that is reaching tens of millions of people and knowingly lying. what's really interesting too, about their own argument in this case, they're not disputing that they're lying. they're trying to argue that the lies were newsworthy, and i think that just underscores how far they've strayed from actually trying to be a news network. >> lanhee, in the midst of this lawsuit we should note kevin mccarthy is trying to defend his decision to publicly release january 6th security footage to one of the hosts of fox news show. it's not like -- he is not releasing it to everybody in the news media. he is releasing to it this channel that has now admitted, although not this particular host that i'm talking about, but has now admitted knowingly lying. >> yeah, let's hope that that footage is more broadly available to all networks, including this one. i think it's important that if the footage is made available to one, it's made available the