law enforcement forces them by definition. they visit your house if the music is too loud. they will visit your house if they think there is something to be concerned about.oung just to ask questions. tucker: i guess what struck me was not your concern, which of course i share, and your love of country which i share and i think all of our viewers too. your explicit claim that this could have been solved by laws. you said that repeatedly and suggested that anyone who didn t agree with you had blood money in their pockets. that s a heavy thing to say. what specific law are you calling for? we can talk about the nra blood money, what they ve done to the republican party or we can talk about the solutions. i will focus now on the solutions.ey tucker: what are they? you still haven t told me. law enforcement ought to know if someone has acquired dozens of weapons and they can use that information along with other information. k for example, if the person associating with known t
always a pleasure. tucker: a quick outline of o what kind of taxpayer subsidy in effect the nfl enjoys? the current millionaires and billionaires associated with professional sports leagues including the nfl have a tax exemption.ir they don t have to pay taxes so that special treatment that is not afforded to just regular folks in my district or the small businesses on main street throughout america. it s my belief that if the congress is seriouse about getting rid of the loopholes and special interest giveaways and the tax code in the coming weeks an easy place to start is by not subsidizing and not getting special treatment to professional sports leagues, particularly when the nfl league office has embraced this unpatriotic behavior. gu tucker: i m confused as to why the congress would be giving tax breaks to one of the most lucrative businesses in america whose employees in some cases are paid tens of billions of dollars a year. why would we have that in the first place? i
why are we going along with this? the evidence is not showing that it is hurting americans wages. there ve been studies showing that that s not the net effectt of what is happening with undocumented workers in the first place. i agree with you. i think we need to look at it on a broad scale but we can do it without immediately negativelyit impacting not just 11 million people but the communities around them, our neighbors, our friends. tucker: ethan, thank you for coming on, i appreciate it.ei harvey weinstein, the producer, had a tough week. publicly exposed as a sexual predator to put it mildly but hollywood and the press apparently knew this for a long time. why is that? dean cain will be here to tell us his experience, to explain the silence that emanates from that town. what started as a passion.
going on but this is not known as the bastion of morality. harvey weinstein is an extremely powerful man, an absolute bully and he clearly had an m.o. something that he did you were aware of it, everybody knew. i wasn t somebody that would be a target for him but it s i something that he had done for a long time.e. i know him socially, i ve seen him in a couple situations. i m not surprised at all that it has come out, i like to hear that some people are finally saying something. rose mcgowen tweeting, i agree with her finally. at least one late-night guy, john oliver made a joke but everyone has been really quiet because harvey is known to be ae fighter, he s going after whoever he can go after he will do it in the most vicious of way so people scared. tucker: just for our viewers who haven t read the series, and by the way, i think the stuff is usually more complicated than it gets credita for being, this is not like he pressured a woman to have dinner with him. he exposed himsel
slavery, as i m surein you know. my only point i m not even here i m not defending columbus. i don t need to. he s not a relative of mine. he s been dead for 500 years. i just want to make two points, one that history is a lot more complex than theologians were mishandling it. will admit. people are complicated. this is not really about columbus, it s about attacking western civilization, european influence on the americas. you should think through the implications of it, don t you think? it again, i view it very differently. i think that this is about > people like columbus. we don t go and talk aboutut people who kill 200,000 people through whatever means and enslaved people, columbus on one occasion actually for a man who stole corn, he cut off his ears and nose and sold him into slavery. is that the kind of brutality that we represent? i really don t think so.t tucker: it s not.we i think you will concede that in