donald trump because all 17 of his accusers. what year do you think that s going to happen? tucker: that s his standard. how s that? we ve kind of gotten a long way by 2018. tucker: it s actually unbelievable. as long as i m not taking any moral lectures from the left ever again. none for me. tucker: we have exclusive information on terrifying newonn air traffic control standards at the faa, which they are defending. e those standards put you andde millions of americans at risk. we ve got the details. plus one of the architects of the san francisco sanctuary city law, we are talking to her next.
they did treat him differently than other democrats and republicans.n they liked him. and they liked having the first african-american president and he was a good president. tucker: oh, so obama got special treatment because he was black. do you agree with that? i think is talking about two different things there. one, it s stuck in his craw that obama got better treatment than his wife did when they ran against each other in 2008 and i think it s not unique for the press that americans, not just democrats and people who voted for barack obama, felt actually a sense ofisfaction the country had accomplished something by electing an african-american president. that something to celebrate tucker: i m not making fun of but i m noticing here with the president bill clinton who said it a number times, that barack obama was an affirmativel action case and benefiting from lower standards from white liberals. he never said that. tucker: he said that repeatedly.ac absolutely did no
at least this part of your agenda i agree with you. angela alioto, thank you very much. absolutely, thanks. tucker: free speechch is obviously our birthright as americans, but it was born in the u.k. and free speech seems to be dying there as well. mass immigration and the cult of multiculturalism that made it possible in the end proved more powerful than that country s centuries-old heritage of unrestricted public expression. the latest casualty is journalist and activist tommy robinson, he s sitting in prison tonight. his crime? daring to talk about sexual abuse rings run by muslim immigrants to the u.k. robinson pointed out that britain s policies are destroying the country so the people who made these policies jailed him. we talked to katie hopkins from rebel media about this tonight. here s part of the conversation. we have to ask ourselves what happened to the freedom of speech in the u.k., because i firmly believe and it s my opinion, we know longer have freedom of speech