here s that part of the interview. tucker: what do you think your life will be like after this? i m hoping i can live a quiet stress-free life, and be free of any intimidation or harassment and just go on with my life as a normal 18-year-old kid attending college. tucker: you re going to go to college? i am in cleaning. i m student at arizona state university. tucker: i mean, are you going to go to campus and i think i am. i want to. it s a lot of things we have to look into so i don t know for sure yet. but i do intend on going to campus. . pursuing a career in nursing. i may go into law, i haven t decided yet but i want to be a nurse so i ve been doing the prerequisites for that. tucker: interesting. do you think you can have that, that you can live peacefully in
here s that part of the interview. tucker: what do you think your life will be like after this? i m hoping i can live a quiet stress-free life, and be free of any intimidation or harassment and just go on with my life as a normal 18-year-old kid attending college. tucker: you re going to go to college? i am in cleaning. i m student at arizona state university. tucker: i mean, are you going to go to campus and i think i am. i want to. it s a lot of things we have to look into so i don t know for sure yet. but i do intend on going to campus. . pursuing a career in nursing. i may go into law, i haven t decided yet but i want to be a nurse so i ve been doing the prerequisites for that. tucker: interesting. do you think you can have that, that you can live peacefully in
it s amazing you got this interview, tucker. i must tell you, i was blown awray by the interview. this young man is far more intelligence than people gave him credit for. there are many more dimensions to him than people realize. they saw him as a 17-year-old from a small town with a boyish demeanor. what we heard was a young man who understood the enormity of the ramifications of his trial. he recognized it was not about kyle rittenhouse. it was about the right of self-defense. he was smart enough to articulate. he was smart enough to recognize what he was going through was about american law and the constitution and his right to defend himself. what will shock people is he was very articulate in his description of supporting the
primary voters she was national flatly rejected. i ve got to run, charlie. thanks so much for joining us tonight. sean will definitely be hosting tomorrow. tucker has a big interview. that s next. tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. in retrospect it s remarkable, just how dishonest, how thoroughly and intentionally dishonest the media coverage of the rittenhouse story turned out to be. it was a lie. he was not a white supremacist. he was never in the militia. never crossed state lines with a
island collapsed. multiple hotel collapses. volunteers are still finding bodies in the city as the death toll hits nearly 2000. we rode on a u.s. coastguard helicopter. patients are being treated outside of the hospital. they need more supplies. those wounded now risk deadly infections 4 days after the earthquake. we saw many survivors sleeping on a soccer field. their tarps watched awray by the tropical storm that hit the island less than 2 days after the quake. haitians are in need of food, water and medicine. this morning u.s. military shin okay landed in port-au-prince with life saving supplies. sending 8 helicopters and planes to bring in aide and bring