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D.a. in boston just won a court case to keep i.c.e. agents out of the courtrooms. now caban is talking about arresting i.c.e. agents in courthouses. there is all this confusion. >> tucker: we know exactly where this is going. >> last month, a guy just got out of jail and he went down to a grocery store and started shoplifting because if the cops picked him up, this was in the suburbs come he said you can't arrest me, shoplifting is no longer illegal in boston. at the cops and said, that is true in boston but you are not in boston, you are in a different county, so there's all this confusion fo...

>> tucker: they're not interested in protecting their people. how we carr, one of the whitest men in new england. thanks for joining us. >> thank you tucker. >> tucker: he is been blaming viewers for years, 12 million people drop their subscriptions to espn in 2011. part of it is because they have moved politically to a radical place. up next, we'll talk a sports journalist jason whitlock of former espn employee on one of the most famous men in sports about what exactly is going on, why are they doing this? stay tuned. go ahead, spoil yourself. the es and es hybrid. experience amazing. ...does...

People. how we carr, one of the whitest men in new england. thanks for joining us. >> thank you tucker. >> tucker: he is been blaming viewers for years, 12 million people drop their subscriptions to espn in 2011. part of it is because they have moved politically to a radical place. up next, we'll talk a sports journalist jason whitlock of former espn employee on one of the most famous men in sports about what exactly is going on, why are they doing this? stay tuned