something the public increasingly with each passing week is more andnd more inclined to say yeah, actually i think it should be impeached. tucker: so sad. let me ask you very quick, do you really think that the transcription office at the white house is collaborating in a conspiracy run by donald trump to hide who knows what, a spying agreement that he reached with the president of ukraine, seriously? we know they try to hide it, right? tucker: you think is relevant information that s been excluded from the t transcript? we have the rosemary would get from mixing. tucker: it s too dumb. what it reveals in what they went to the trouble to hide ultimately was. the public now thinks he should be impeached forha it. for what we ve actually seen. tucker: it there s an election in a year, you don t like trump, that is the referendum. it s a democracy. if it was with an intern, but he s trying to get china and ukraine tucker: china? to make sure that we don t
from americans saying we support you, we know what you re doing, stand your ground. tucker: s or just to be clear, your employees who screen the information, who interpret the data, don t have to be of a specific race in order to do their jobs? absolutely not. they get the same training. they are professionals. and you know what it s akin to? it s almost as if saying okay, a white police officer cannot work in an african-american community. i ve been in this business 42 years and i ve always worked in diverse police departments. l.a. for example. black and white police officers working together very effectively. that doesn t mean that there are individuals that are going to do bad things. both black and white, brown. and so her statement was based on nothing. she provided me what she calls a peer-reviewed study. about why blacks tend to better
tweet, i asked for help. i said please come to the city of baltimore, let s pick up trash and do it as a family. we picked up 12 tons of trash in 12 hours with only 170 volunteers. and no good deed goes unpunished unfortunately. the baltimore sun wrote a scathing editorial and i never thought in a million years as an adult i would be criticized for picking up trash. tucker: unbelievable. they took the bait and admitted that you basically pointed up their incompetence and their lack of caring, theirfi callousness. so in los angeles what did you find? los angeles again, we were welcomed in purity this was a homeless encampment, so with the 50 tons of trash, the hundred thousand pounds of trash, there were homeless veterans, there were homeless people sleeping next to this and when dr. drew pinsky is targum of potential typhus, potential bubonic, that means that this is a health hazard. for american citizens. we were welcomed in and we
stay tune for that, but first, california is one of the most heavily taxed states in thef nation. that s one reason the middle class has fled to so many other states. leaving by the day. but despite that huge tax burden though, the government can t even keep the streets clean. far from it, los angeles, san francisco, other cities are sinking under a tide of garbage, needles and human waste. is it really that hard to provide a basic service? only if you re a calla californa government official. otherwise it s not that hard. scott press to. activist and founder of the hashtag persistence he took a crew of volunteers to los angeles where they managed to play no more thanth 100,000 pounds of trash in just nine hours. scott presley joins us tonight, thanks so much for going on. thank you for having me. tucker: so you first did this in baltimore and baltimore is a famously troubled but also dirty city. if you a lot of time cleaning it up and you got quite a reaction from the left. ye
here. when you constantly invokeso god on the campaign trail, sometimes he responds. just putting that out the. just don t have a good generator. tucker: or that. good point. okay. question two. this is not multiple-choice.. japan airlines say they want to make your flight a little more comfortable. when you choose your seat on their website, there s now a map that will help you avoid sitting next to whom or what? a baby. tucker: a baby? a vicious crying baby. [laughter] tucker: a vicious crying baby. roll tape. japan airlines has a possible solution. it s book and website lets l passengers know where children under two years old will be on a flight before they choose their seats. passengers don t sit next to screaming kids, parents might just end up with a rotor themselves. tucker: to i would rather sit next to minnie morri