of tucker: well, it s horrifying. because it is a concentration of more power in one place and we have seen in myr lifetime, probably we ve seen since the turn of the last century teddy roosevelt helped break up the trusts, and yet nobody seems worried about it. why is a that? i asked myself that same question every morning and what i came to believe is that most of these people, most of these left-leaning people, heads of the tech companies are so certain in their correctness. they think they are fighting the good fight and helping facebook in their mission, facebook is largely an activist company more than anything else. one of the things that comes to mind is andrew bosworth, he is head of consumer at facebook and one of the early employees. he was marc s ta back in hartford. during the election season he casually and freakishly short articles like there s no such
black elitists, profiteers, people who live the american dream and with no shame turn around and tell us that we can do the same thing. we are waking up, the great thing about where we are today as we are having conversations. real conversations. not the types were going to take us on the socialist path. that s all reparations is, by the way. for those who really dig into it as another form of welfare, having people to ask for something they never earned and then actually be feel entitled if they don t give it to them, they will be angry about it. we are going to get past that part and at the end of the day, we re going to get to where we begin to understand and be blessed for this country that gives us opportunities we have today. tucker: the great burgess owens. thank you very much. good to see you. thank you very much, tucker. tucker: believe it or not, more than 35,000 americans live outside in the city of los angeles, they are a must. some locals say the crisis is so bad,
it has shrunk, there are far fewer episcopalians and there were a generation ago and i know is one of them. why not sell some of your properties and put that money toward reparations if the diocese really doesn t support the issue so much, why not pay for it? this is what we are studying. we affirm the principle of it last month. we will spend the next year or several years figuring out how to do that. we do know that money is involved but at the final step. that s why a support this bill, it is to institute a commission so that we can all come together and figure out, what can we do about this mess we have inherited? as a matter of fact, i think you and i should be on that commission and let s figure it out together. tucker: as a historical matter, the country has for 150 years, as you put it well, trying to figure out how to fix this mess that we inherited.
you had me on your show, we were able to get that same protection for our gold star families, of children of military men and women who are either deceased or disabled in combat. so that s number one. we ve continued this trend in new york state of putting illegal immigrants unfortunatelt before citizens who have elected us and i think it s wrong and it s got to stop. as you mentioned, you ran through the number of bills that we have so much attention, this session has been about putting the lawbreakers, any illegal immigrants before the citizens of this state and it s a shame. tucker: it s unbelievable. a rhetorical question but i want to hear you say what would happen if i showed up or you showed up for an american citizen showed up at the dmv with an expired document and tried to get a license, what would they say? it s a double standard but what is problematic is the new york state association of county clerks said to straight out, we don t have the ability, the tools, the