collusion. that s the problem. we are attacking the process, not interviewing witnesses. if youne give us time to intervw witnesses, we could tell the country once and for all what happened. tucker: it s gone on ford. over a year.r. if you have any evidence at all of collusion, and he, i don t care how small it is, i will give the floor to you. i mean that. w i want to wrap it up and i m sure you do, too. a lot of my conservative friends would love to see me on your show for a half-hour. tucker: congressman, thank you for joining us. think of my pleasure. tucker: president obama and the first lady michelle obama just had their smithsonian portraits revealed. they are really odd. honest.e they are weird.h we also you them to you next. of pneumococcal pneumonia. isn t it like a bad cold or flu? pneumococcal pneumonia is a potentially serious bacterial lung disease. in some cases, part of your lung
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the country to automobiles, there weren t people saying, we ve got to hang onto the web and buggy industry, we moved tucker: a lot of people said that. > people moved into electric vehicles, vehicles. we just shot a car into space, man! it was so tucker: i m not sure what that means. you are freaking me out a little bit. we are leaving the 19th century, going into the 20th century. tucker: we are almost out of time and this interview is insane.. is there anything about the future ande. technology te market has spoken. tucker: a new liberal position. is there anything about technology or market that makes you uncomfortable? are they always good and right? there s a woman running for governor in minnesota right now on economic stimulus to tackle climate change. i mean, we are moving forward. this conservative group in wisconsin, energy form tucker: nothing can go wrong. technology is always good.
they are poor people and they wouldn t be in jail l if they hd a lawyer to get them out of jai jail. all the people in washington and wall street have lawyers. tucker: this is the point i m making, no regime, no matter how oppressive, no matter how many of its own has killed, is never undefended by the left of it hates america. if-a north korea became pro-american, you wouldn t support it, would you? you see that this is a country that hates america. tucker: i would say that if north korea. i think that s fair to say [laughs] going out on a limb there, yes, i am. if they ever do what the u.s. did to korea, does korea feel good about what the u.s. did to korea? they bombed every building over onee floor. tucker: do you ever say to
yourself, i dislike americaca where i live more than i dislike > i don t dislike the peoplef this country at all. i am thinking of them as well as the people of korea. tucker: why make excuses? we shouldn t have a war against korea. tucker: i m with you there. they are actually doing the planning tucker: let me ask you one asked question. i don t want to have to cut you off. i just want to ask you one last question. a sincere one. does it bother you at all, does it make you rethink your defense of north korea when you see is population starving and its leader dying of obesity? the people they are not starving. tucker: they just had a famine 15 years ago. this is a country that was left in ashes in ashes just a generation and a half ago. tucker: so wasey south korea. how did south korea get so built up? they rebuilt their country. if you look at the koreans, they