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0 to deliver toys to children in remote arctic villages to support toys for tots.ver to many oysf them dressed as santa claus, hopped on snowmobilesur and headed to the villages. tomorrow on special report . we may get a supreme courtes decision on title 40 to ending as the migrant surge at i the southern border continues and hits monstrous levels. thanks for invitin onight. g us into your home tonight. that s it for this special report from richardson washington. good evening and welcome to a special edition of tuckern carlson. tonight, one without a necktie . we hope you had a wonderful christmaonies. we re about to hit two hundred and thirty interviews for tucker carlson today on ourtoda long over on fox nation. h ifou you haven t and watchingn those, we don t judge you, but we want to show you what you ve been missing. what you ve they are long.. they go places we didn t expect in every single one of them wasu with a genuinely interesting person who sininterest got somee to s
different meanings, like if you re in germany, football means soccer. but if you re in cleveland, ohio, footballotball m means sal because the browns. m okay, sad jimmy , they acty were tripping each other the entire game. e i didn t know that was actually a strategy in soccer, but they were tripping each othegy but tr the whole the ente game. th far as ti caell.n tell, thas the most fun part of the game. but i m so psyched that americae won. jimmy , next topic will smith. now he s still talking about his slap t heard round the worlo against chris rock s face atw the oscars. buhe thinkt now he thinks it s i imperative that we know what his nine year old nephew a rage was that was that had been bottled forr a really long time. we re sitting in my kitchen and he s on my lap and l he s holdingap oscar. and he s just like, why did you hit that man? uncle will , you know, it, thank you. why are you trying to oprahra me?
they re outraged the same way that they feel when i see schools pushing and gender identity discussions on little kids, the way my ability to parent my even before i had any knowledge,e i didn t i even get to showfo support. you ask for support.r i didn t get a chance. your job was to educate my child in math, science, english, etc. do your jobdo and let me do my the novel concept doing your job. you have the democrats biden s numbers cratering among almost every demographic group. back. they re determined to fight back for a little bit of that tonight. at the core, don tsait o think they ve convinced themselves that forcing their fringe ideas on the nation no matter what they have to do to do that will ultimately pay off. and in the meantime, they talk to everybody else as outlierst holding back what is the proper pro-growth again, as i mentioned tonight , we learned in this politico piece that the
joe biden was running for president. and hunter would apologize to his father because he knew that, you know, his activities were causing his father political problems. so that s the nature of the relationship between the two of them. adam entous of the new yorker. a great pleasure to have you on the broadcast. much obliged for joining us on a friday night. thank you. coming up for us here, looking forward with two people who make their living by looking back. we ll hear from michael beschloss and jon meacham when we continue. rts of me i didn t . i find out i m 19% native american, specifically from the chihuahua people. what?! that s. i find that crazy. it traces their journey in the mid-1800s from central mexico to texas. learning about the risks they took for a better life. .it gives me so much respect and gratitude. it just shed so much light in my past that i never even would ve known was there.