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declaration of independence, abraham lincoln s top hat from his fatal night at ford s theater, and jaclyn kenny with her new born son taken in 1960. tucker is up next. tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. for months you ve watched politicians and journalists assert with confidence that last november s election was in fact a sham. he was not a wake-up call to the political people, it was not a cry for help from the crumbling barn harlan, it wasn t a sign that the ruling class is corrupt or the government was need of reform. it was none of that. it was a fluke engineered by the russian government because they are evil and they hate our values. so far there is not been much proof that any of this actually happened or any proof at all, but we did loon tunick learned tonight that the president trump sat with blood where prudent at dinner, but any case all of this russian narrative has changed the rules here in washington maybe forever. the russians are ....
honored that recusal with regard to matters pending the department of justice, but i just want to comment on what may have been on anybody else s mind or offer any opinion about that because it s not for me to make those decisions. well, it is exactly, i think, why senator schatz asked a whole series of questions about the scope of recusal, because i am a lawyer. senator schatz may not be. he asked better questions than i did, but i also am having real difficulty understanding the scope of the recusal, its contours in definition, and i have an unresolved question about whether or not that s why the attorney general failed to appear before us today, is to avoid having to answer direct questions about the scope of his recusal. i do appreciate and respect your appointment of a highly talented special counsel, and there have been questions from both sides that imply strong support for his independence and his conduct, and i appreciate the care with which you are answering my questio ....
white house. good morning, al. this morning first response from the white house to north korea s nuclear test overnight. of course it comes in the form of presidential tweets. the president writing, quote, north korea has conduct add major nuclear test. their words and actions continue to be hostile and dangerous to the united states. north korea is a rogue nation which has become a great threat and embarrassment to china, this is trying to help but with little success. a couple of thoughts off the bat just reading these tweets. first, the first confirmation of any kind from the united states government that this was, in fact, a nuclear test of the north koreans. that s important, they have misrepresented their accomplishments along the way. second you hear the president say it s hostile and dangerous to the united states specifically. not just to allies and friends in the region. having a specific threat in the united states and viewing the action through that prism could d ....
interesting. solid conservative, excellent legislator. i think es he s one of these people you want in congress. a person of tremendous integrity whether you agree with him or disagree. he knows full well he s going to face a primary opponent and trump will campaign against him but in the land of barry gold water, we re going to see now a defiant and maverick mccain and someone in flake with this book and his campaign is going to elevate conservativism again. the ultimately they need to find a way to govern. the to go to voters to say give us your trust to move the country in a new direction. that s not just about the economy and the government s intervention in the economy. so you have the republicans making a move towards conscience or so they say and chris, you have this other blow to the president in the form of a lawsuit, former d.c. cop accusing fox news of manufacturing a story, using the death of a dnc staffer to distract from the russia investigation. we talked to t ....
he was able to fire thousands of shots, dozens of volleys, that s what they are saying, he had high-powered weapons to do that. the s.w.a.t. team didn t actually enter the room for 72 minutes but they are saying after nine or 11 minutes, the gunfire stopped. it was deemed nothing more than a barricade, that s why the eight s.w.a.t. team waited so long. the understanding is after that nine to 11 minutes, the gunman turned the weapon on himself. he had three cameras in the room, we ve been talking about this all day long. what we didn t know his two of the cameras were outside in the hall including one that that was actually hooked up to way service car from the hotel. the third camera was inside the hotel room but it was on the peephole looking down the hallway. there are a port saying this guy tried to film himself not true. all he was concerned about where the police officers and the teams coming down that hallway. he wanted to be notified of that. we also learned that they h ....