i wish i could tell you i ate didn ter but i don t eat dinner. we re going through scripts were producers. that s it for tonight. dvr the show. tucker is next. i m waters and this is my world. tucker: good evening. welcome to tucker carlson. we re coming to you live from brazil. brazil is the last significant country in the western hemisphere that has a pro american government. in a lot of ways, brazil is not that different from the united states. it s bigger land mass that the continental u.s. and rich resources. like the united states, brazil
prove any one of those seven paths to victory for donald trump they can prove the crime of conspiracy to defraud the united states. josh, how close do you think that president biden watched? not closely at all according to president biden who said he didn t have time and the president was very busy as the hearing taking place in california. he was being whisked from meeting to meeting and then a didn ter and didn t see it in realtime but told that the president the parts he doesn t get to see he will be briefed and reading the news developments and up to date on it. i think that hands off approach is deliberate. a person with the knowledge of the white house s thinking on this telling me they don t want to get too involved in weighing in on this minute by minute for two reasons. one is because of what barbara mcquaid was talking about.
joining us now. what was it like to hear him push the lies? it was not a loving crowd. i feel like i have flash backs because it does it with a straight face. the inner narrative hardened so much. sitting him with the lobby. the president watching the fans trapse toward the didn ter on the patio at mar-a-lago, our jaws were hitting the table. we were putting them on our faces but the idea of hugging and kissing and that the capitol police officers were ushering happily warmly welcoming the people in. we know from your station and many others people were getting bike racks thrown at the faces.
finalized. they will be important talks for developing a common position. there s a joint press conference in the next hour or so. we know a little more about who is coming to dinner at a private didn ter that the president is hosting. there s some republicans like mitch mcconnell and kevin mccarthy. there s also a former secretary state on there, hillary clinton. martha? martha: interesting. peter, thanks very much. former u.s. ambassador to germany, ric grenell. the president will raise his objections over the pipeline with merkel and he will press her on the importance of developing concrete mechanisms to ensure that energy is not used as a coercive tool in europe and ukraine. you wrote a very fascinaing piece on this today. how do you think that will go?
looking at may, stay tuned. i ll be waiting eagerly for get until then, we have you here now. let s start two ladies night in washington. the president is inviting these females to dinner. why is he focused on this particular group and what is the strategy? she a very smart man, that president of ours, you know the women senators actually have been getting together for didn ter on a bipartisan basis for a couple of years now, actually. i spoke with senator jill brand about it previously. they tend to come together sometimes i guess to get away from the fellas and really try to figure out how they can get things done and work with each other. so you know this is obviously a part of the president s strategy, to do a better job of reaching out to congress. he s done a good job. i think also recognizing that this group, specifically, you know, has a history of getting together, meeting and working well together.