two years in office right now which are bombshells, are continuously debunked, in just an incredible fashion, embarrassing the media and they are anti trump, you have got to believe there is something wrong in america s newsroom. but they just have no ability to self-reflect. tucker: so true. it s like the truman show, tucker. they are jim carrey from the truman show now. tucker: this guy who was a newspaper reporter won a pulitzer prize seems like a straight air crow guy he gets the double buy line with this nutty leopold character who everyone knows is not a reliable narrator to put it mildly. i can t imagine why he accepted writing a story with this other guy. very turned out to be a big mistake. i guess. dan, thank you very much. good to see you. thanks a lot, tucker. good seeing you. tucker: tonight s news completely upends what we thought we were going to talk about tonight and virtually that everyone in washington has believed for the last 24 hours. it s especially s
host in california and frequent guest of the show. he joins us tonight. i mean, ethan, could this be let me rephrase the question and make it a statement. this is an example of people believing what they wanted to believe. well, i think there was some of that however, i want to say something right up front. it s an interesting and odd day when i agree as much with dan bongino as maybe even more so than guy benson right now. because, dan is right. we have to have some trust and faith in journalists. and there is a problem right now where journalists want to be opinion host. and they blur the line because it s exciting sharing your opinion. you and i love sharing our opinion. yes, we do. it s important to base it on facts and have faith. it s important to parse the words of the attorney here, the special counsel, he didn t say false, 234069
two years in office right now which are bombshells, are continuously debunked, in just an incredible fashion, embarrassing the media and they are anti trump, you have got to believe there is something wrong in america s newsroom. but they just have no ability to self-reflect. tucker: so true. it s like the truman show, tucker. they are jim carrey from the truman show now. tucker: this guy who was a newspaper reporter won a pulitzer prize seems like a straight air crow guy he gets the double buy line with this nutty leopold character who everyone knows is not a reliable narrator to put it mildly. i can t imagine why he accepted writing a story with this other guy. very turned out to be a big mistake. i guess. dan, thank you very much. good to see you. thanks a lot, tucker. good seeing you. tucker: tonight s news completely upends what we thought we were going to talk about tonight and virtually that everyone in washington has believed for the last 24 hours. it s especially s
host in california and frequent guest of the show. he joins us tonight. i mean, ethan, could this be let me rephrase the question and make it a statement. this is an example of people believing what they wanted to believe. well, i think there was some of that however, i want to say something right up front. it s an interesting and odd day when i agree as much with dan bongino as maybe even more so than guy benson right now. because, dan is right. we have to have some trust and faith in journalists. and there is a problem right now where journalists want to be opinion host. and they blur the line because it s exciting sharing your opinion. you and i love sharing our opinion. yes, we do. it s important to base it on facts and have faith. it s important to parse the words of the attorney here, the special counsel, he didn t say false, 234069
i think here, perhaps mueller saw that this was really harming the president and was just flat wrong, so he felt compelled to say something. tucker: what do you think of the reaction by members of congress today to this story? well, you know, it s so political now. you know, each side, the democrats in particular, who have just been, you know, deranged about trump from the start, anything that seems like it s blood in the water, they just go berserk over. i can t be surprised by anything anymore. tucker: amazing. it s an amazing moment. still trying to shift gears here. andy mccarthy, thank you very much for your insight into that. thanks, tucker. tucker: dan bongino a former secret service agent the author of-spy gate, the attempt to sabotage donald j. trump and he joins us tonight. dan, i think this shouldn t be as surprising as we are