world? i was in scottsdale yesterday. we had a great time. over 1,000 of our vendors came out there waiting i went out there with john finley and we were handing out water and taking pictures, shaking hands. erik wemple of the washington post was there and he wanted to do a story and you made him famous with his mug. i don t know this is the best part. people in the crowd, let me hold it up. they recognized erik wemple from the mug. they were like you are that guy on tucker s mug. that s all he s accomplished. [laughter] here s the thing, they were like you look better in person. he wrote a story about it. tucker: it was not his best moment. i m glad we commemorated it. making erik wemple famous, maybe that s not much of a legacy. you made me feel you still have time. i ve known you for 20-something years. doing events with you. tucker is literally one of the
were afraid of roger ailes. tucker: i was. he ended up hiring you. tucker: who i wound up loving. really a great and wise man. tucker is one of the we have a lot of great people at fox news support what women are trying to do in the advancement of young careers. tucker s action when the people, brit you are another. ed, you are fine. tucker and i do the prime time thing and we hit hard and we also targets. there are few people i d rather be in a foxhole with taking the shots in tucker carlson because it s like incoming. bing, bing, bing. you ve been a great help to me under great inspiration. and i want to say thanks. we don t hang out. we don t hang out. tucker in the hallway is like ingraham! and then he walks by. that s tucker. he just yells your name. he acts like he s delighted that he recognized you. right. [laughter]
seattle s homelessness crisis is deeply connected to the city s drug crisis. that s what we learned when we visited this sprawling encampment off interstate 5. washington native eric nelson is homeless. he lives in a nearby shelter where he is undergoing methadone treatment. he came to this encampment to visit friends. do you think drugs are one of the primary drivers of homelessness? i think mental health is. mental health is the foundation of a lot of addiction and other things. tucker: mental health and addiction are clearly problems. when we arrived on wednesday afternoon, the residents were cleaning up their camp. it was littered with syringes. how many people, percentage living here or doing drugs? i would say a good 60%. that s maybe a little short, but the benefit of the doubt. how easy is it to get heroin? really, it s really easy. tucker: outside the
you re talking about changing the markets in the country dramatically. tucker: yeah, i am. so the abuses need to be dealt with but you don t deal with and abused by capping everybody s interest rates and saying to everybody who is following the law, who is dealing with their customers fairly, we re going to put you in a bind because when you put them in a bind, they re going to put their customers in a bind. tucker: yeah, i would do it anyway. just like i wouldn t let people sell their children into slavery. last time we did that it cause the savings-and-loan crisis. when you tinker with the market you have to be ready for the consequences. tucker: yeah, right. this would be one good consequence. thank you. i appreciate it. u.s. government pulling nonemergency staff out of the embassy in iraq and our consulate. they are getting evacuated and it s in response to a possible attack that we are being told is being plotted by iranian backed forces of some kind in the region. in an
work harder. stop complaining. don t listen to those women trickle people in alabama. get back to work. you are liberated. the legislator considering its own bill to ban abortions. elijah haahr is the speaker of the missouri state house and he joins us. come thanks for coming on. before we get to the bigger question, tell us the state of the bill in missouri. the legislature passed a bill in february, late february of this year. we passed it with 117 votes. every single republican and three democrats voted for it. the bill is in the senate right now and they are considering using the previous question to add debate and actually moved to a vote in the senate. tucker: huh. so is the point of this, critics say the point of the bill that you are behind in the bill that was passed and signed in alabama is to undermine roe vs. wade. is that true? that s not true, at least not