a specific ethnic group, the han chinese. that s not supposed to be allowed but they are doing it. to chinese leaders the concept of diversity, equity and inclusion, those concepts make no sense at all. when nancy pelosi took off for taiwan the day aboard a u.s. military jet, the chinese government did not issue a statement applauding her remarkable display of spunky girl power. no one in beijing congratulated her for breaking glass ceilings as the very first speaker in history to identify as a woman. no one in china even mentioned that. instead chinese leaders treated china s foreign minister declared nancy pelosi s mere presence greatly undermines peace and stability across the taiwan strait proving that in asia as in-home, things rarely improve when nancy pelosi shows up. the question is why did she go in the first place, that s the real question. the official line in washington is her trip was designed to reaffirm taiwan s status as a u.s. ally. okay. accept the problem
back to work. the money you spent on a homicide, mass murder trial, you can t sue good luck. we just went back to work and we all went back and redeployed is crazy as that sounds, we went back and did our jobs. tucker: you were acquitted to. you surprised? i was surprised at how it happened. tucker: amazing conversation, tomorrow morning 7:00 a.m. on fox nation. here s a story that has not received enough attention. for decades scientists told us sticky plaques in the brain because alzheimer s, one of the most devastating illnesses there is and recently vanderbilt university scientist took a closer look at these sticky plaques. they found shockingly blatant instances of fraud, fraudulent data according to donna wilcox who works in alzheimer s and the adversity of kentucky, it was fraudulent, yet the fda has
when you re cleared, you just go back to work. youu the money thatpe you spent on a homicide, mass murder trial, you don t get any you can t sue you. good luck. so we just went back to work. we all went back and redeployed. is crazy that it does sound crazy as we went back and did so you were acquitted? we were acquitted, yes. were you surprised? i was surprised how it happens . amazing conversations. i m tucker carlson. say tomorrow morning, 7:00 a.m. on foxngom nation. so here s a story that has not received enough attention for decades. scientists told us that something called sticky plaques in the brain caused caused ti. eimer s one most devastating illnesses a there is . and then recentlyf th a vanderbt university neuroscientist along with science magazine for a closer lookkis at these sticky plaques and they found, quote, shockingly blatant instances of fraud, fraudulent data. according to donna wilcox, s who works in alzheimer s disease research in kentucky, it was fraudulent. a
might ve been able to take a second look, we ve been putting billions of dollars of this, we never got anything, never got anything that makes it better be on the first few years. maybe we are wrong but there was this electric new study that came out and got everyone excited and everyone looked past it. the lead scientist knew better and looked past some of what appears to be fraudulent data. there were so assured and at the end there has come a cabal in the alzheimer s community, something one of the senior government researchers described more as a religious cult than actual science. that a groupthink where people are very protective come of the strongest voices in the room are saying this is the only way they could put money towards when that takes charge and alzheimer s that s when you know science has got no access to real political power, real political money. you know that can take hold of alzheimer s science, what does it mean for global warming, what does it mean for covid,
probably not allowed to. there is a vibe in golf, more than a vibe it s a stated ethic where it s not really about the money, you should play for free. in that case it becomes a hobby. it is our livelihood, there s a great economic opportunity for golfers to make a lot of money, that s why we grew up playing golf. also the history to win majors now i want to win liv events. you could see the passion and competitive aspect of this environment here, we want to compete to win every single week. any time anyone invests over a billion dollars and do the game of golf, how is that not going to grow the game, not going to provide more opportunities? tucker: your parents, your friends, your caddie, what are they all say? when we looked at the economics, it was a no-brainer. considering the relationships are built with my sponsors in the relationship i have with the