mankind or overseas contingency operations or man caused disasters in the case of not wanting to talking about islamic terrorism or illegal alien becomes migrant. when you start to see words change their meaning, it s usually on the left not empirical. a message nobody wants to buy into. tucker: it s brilliant analysis. what you are saying is that it s propaganda. they are distorting reality in order to change outcomes. yeah. and they are also ignorant and classical languages always have two words. one for male and one for male and female that s called mankind. in greek and homo in latin. et cetera, et cetera. when people say mankind, they don t think of testicles. they think of all of us together. everybody knows that. what a waste of time when students are half educated as it is with these studies courses. they should be looking at the essence of the declaration, equality.
election, nearly 50% of candidates voted forea successionists. so the message here is we may not have had the big seismic shocks of brexit and trump that we had in 2016 happening in 17. but believe you me, the momentum, the movement of those that say we don t want to be elected run by unelected super national cabals, that is still growing. that is still gathering pace.er and believe me, tucker, in 10 years time, this european union as you see it today will not exist. tucker: that s right. and this entire financed based international order is on its way out. for good or ill. nigel farage, thanks a lot. great to see you tonight. thank you. tucker: well, recent hurricanes harvey, irma, y maria have killed dozens of americans and many more across the globe. now, global warming activists are saying that skeptics of climate change should be charged with murder for those deaths.
the mark with these comments. they are ludicrous. tucker: what does the rest of the u.k. think when they look to london and they see this guy as mayor? i mean, this is the seat of the british empire. this was a really impressive place for hundreds of years and this guy is running it?iv yes. i mean, look, let s be frank. he is not particularly high caliber. he has been elected in a city that is now increasingly a labour, left of center city. i mean, do remember that a lot of people in britain are a nervous. a little bit politically correct and scared of saying some things. it s also worth remembering that over the course of his career, sadiq khan himself has made some real mistakes in terms of who he shared a platform with. he shared a platform with someim guys who had islamic views that are pretty unsavory. i honestly think conservative britain looks at what sadiq khan says,
that can you actually change your sex just by saying so. you don t need surgery. you can say i m a different sex and we have to agree that you are. because the differences are so small. she is saying the differences are so profound that you ll have a different country if you have a female president. i m serious. how does it work?at you are conflating two different things. tucker: no. same thing. gender. let s talk about the idea that you want to vote forat somebody who has understood where you are coming from, right? and whether that person is male or female, you want somebody who you think can look at your life and say i get it. i understand you probably had the same fears, worries, hopes and aspirations that i do. and i think that she iss saying and i believe this. that women have a lot of things in common and often have a lot of the same experiences, hopes, fears,in aspirations, et cetera, in a way frankly that i don t believe that donald trump would understand where e i m c
frankly shakes their head, and examines their shoes. tucker: [laughs] that s very british of them. i have to say. so do you see across europeav as you look at what just happened in germany and as you look at what is happening in spain, is the continent coming apart? it looks that way a little bit from here. yeah. in many ways, it is. i mean, look, you have heard the story over the course of the last few months, the populist revolt is over.r. macron has won in france. merkel is back in germany. but the truth of it is, what you saw happening in germany yesterday was, for the first time in decades, a party that is unashamedly german. a party that is talking about their own identity, running their own country, deeply skeptical of being run from brussels, getting 90 seats. yesterday is a big day inde germany. and for those who comfort themselves that macron won in france, well, in the firstse round of the french presidential