they re filing subpoena after subpoena because that is more evidence that this is a document heavy case, that they re looking into tax fraud and into other uses of former president trump s business in ways that may have violated the law. so then you just want to know, okay, what are those subpoenas producing? yeah. what do you think of the significance, if any, of these trump family members and executives speaking out now? i mean, i think that that cornell is right. this is a political move that you make to stir up your base. you re going on fox news. you re saying to people, there is nothing to see here. we have done nothing wrong. this is a witch hunt. and it is a tactic that president trump used over and over again in office. and i absolutely could see why it would be politically attractive to the trump family to continue casting themselves in this light in front of their audience. it s also interesting that even though there was some criticism of fox from president trump at
are they late to this because he s become such a controversial figure on the right? i wonder why not go somewhere with more influence? why not go and make the case in a video post on trump s blog? because i think that blog came down today because apparently not enough trump supporters are reading that blog. you could fill in the joke about whether or not trump supporters can read. i m not going to do that joke because i will get mad twitter i m not doing that. i m not making fun of the readers in any way. the blog didn t last a month. we do have more on that as well later in the program. but go ahead, cornell. but it also speaks to, look, i think the power of the media. and for better or worse, fox is seen as part of this mainstream media is problematic because you are argue they re problem began
much to enforce their laws. now democrats are calling those people nazis. good people doing a thankless job that we need to have done only to have some pampered moron like ocasio-cortez savage them for political reasons. none of this is new, by the way. two years ago, the clinton ran an entire presidential campaign on this premise, attacking the country itself and its people as immoral bigots. you could put half of trump supporter s into what i call the basket of deplorables. racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, islamophobic, you name it. tucker: that s the message of unity? no. it s the message of disunity. it s a message of hate actually. think through the implications of it. if racist, sexist, xenophobic, what you do to people like that? do you try to help them?ha to feel like they are countrymen, your brothers? no.ur they are horrible. you try to destroy them and they are trying to destroy them. yesterday, texas democratic
congressman joaquin castro we are not making this out by the way, tweeted out the names of 44 residents of san antonio who donated to the donald trump s presidential campaign. illegal activity. but then he tweeted out the names of their employers, too. why do you think he did that? you know the answer. how would you feel tonight if you were one of those people? would you feel sick? that s fine with congressman castro though. his point is really clear. you know exactly why he did that. if someone gets hurt, that s his problem.m. you can see where this is going. it wasn t that long ago that the boston globe ran an op-ed suggesting that restaurant workers poison the food of trump supporter and of course democrats have been calling on people to harass and scream at people tied to the trump administration for years.ra go to the hill today! get up and free! get up in the face of congresspeople! if you see anybody from that cabinet and a restaurant, and a
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