there are people around the president that he may not know are part of a #resistance. they believe they are doing the country a favor by protecting ub from different things he may say he wants to do. or policies he wants to enact, but that is for the mentally not their job, as you pointed out. once you are talking about the federal bureaucracy, there arehe news stories about individuals who cried when president trump was elected and think they are doing the country a favor by refusing to enact policies they disagree with. so they take it upon themselves. it s a kind of petty totalitarian mind-set. how do you route this out? how do you deal withth this? i don t know. i don t think there is a way to have bureaucratic reform. i don t think the civil service is open to it in tried. tucker: the last thing you want to do is give more power to unelected bureaucrats? you want the power to recite with people you have some
viewers of the bachelorette, complaining about a local weatherman breaking in their tv show. we have viewers saying already, we aren t going back to the show, folks! this is a dangerous situation. sick and tired of people complaining about this. wow. tucker: where you one of the people who complain? no, i don t live in dayton. if i were living in damon, i would be calling him up. tucker: you are a brave man man. styrofoam, plastic bags, straws for this week, beverly hills became the first city in america to ban which product? susan? tobacco. tucker: was it tobacco? beverly hills california, the first city to stub out cigarettes for good. they ban cigarettes, chewing tobacco, and electric cigarette sale starting in 2021. the policy is expected to exempt
something that comes with the territory of being a public figure but more so because i don t want to live in a world where our discourse is policed and determined by over loans don t make benevolent overlords run silicon valley companies and are always going to cater to the most powerful faction. that s what happened here. youtube caved in and not in defense of the marginalized person but in defense of the powerful one, the one who despite being gay and latino works for a major media conglomerate and that s what they are always going to do, defend the mob and defend the powerful at the expense of those who are marginalized. tucker: [cackling] that such a good point. they are defending the powerful. you don t have immunity, you don t have the immunity that youtube enjoys granted by congress but you found it a big and pretty well-known sight. if you liable someone you can be sued. they are immune from that. why do they retain that immunit
complaint to the irs is because she is getting this 5% management fee. in two years alone, she made $250,000 off of that management fee. tucker: unbelievable. and we are told the elijah cummings is an important moral voice. could be time to reassess. need to learn more about this. thank you, tucker. tucker: welcome a youtube clamping down on free speech. the fascist mob comprised mostly of journalists applaud. we ll explain what s happening straight ahead. just one free hearing test at
deep in the of the college will make department of education that knows the color of the senior administration. desperation to justify, explain away black academic achievement gap is so great that we are now claiming that some bureaucrat in the is going to make a difference to whether black kid succeed. the public has to stand up and fight against dismissive bias and say that there are behavioral differences that explain outcome. if white privilege explain everything, please tell me how all seven of the eight recent national spelling bee champions were indian americans. it s if skin color where the scourge of people of color, they would not be able to succeed. in fact, why do they succeed, tucker? they studied their buts off and that s what inner-city kids have to start doing. a lot of them do. bronx science, hunter college