community want to address both of those. it doesn t have to be either or. tucker: look, black lives matter spends all of its time talking about how the cops are the problem. i don t hear anybody even thinking through like why is this happening? that s a lot of people to die in a small city and i never hear anybody say why. tucker, i have a hard time believing that you really have a whole lot of conversations with black lives matter to know what they only talk about. tucker: i m having one right now and i can t get a straight answer which a little bit revealing. that s exactly what i told you when i came on i m not a black lives matter activist but i do understand why it s an issue. all americans, i would hope that you would, too. all americans should think about this issue. we are actually saying the same thing. tucker: that s why i m doing the segment. i want to get a real answer but i m not getting one. that s the answer. what is the question? tucker: thanks for joining u
charges against general flynn, he says that flynn was on the phone with kislyak, the russian ambassador and other foreign officials they were saying we want to bring u.s. closer to both russia and israel. those are campaign promises that trump made. why is that an act of disloyalty against your country delay would justify surveillance? i don t understand. does it surprise you that the u.s. government might surveil the russian ambassador to the united states? tucker: no it doesn t. you are assuming this was a surveillance of flynn who incidentally we already had a predicate for because the russians had reached out. they didn t reach out to the hillary clinton campaign. they reached out to the trump campaign. the trump campaign was love it let s see more. that s undermine democracy. tucker: the intel agencies are allowed to and audited to be surveilling foreign actors in the united states and also abroad. we are supposed to be pretty jump j about getting americans involved in tha
feisty guys. it s not just feisty or not feisty. they are fundamentally they do something fundamentally different than what you do. you will agree with that. bill: yes. right. the folks don t get the information flow from the people who just ask the questions. and won t challenge. look. the anchor of the evening news isn t going to go up there and say mr. president. is it fair to say the american people really don t trust you? bill: why not? why wouldn t they say that? because that implies a certain bias. bill: no it doesn t. it s a legitimate question. every poll says the same thing. they don t trust him. well, here s the question that i would have asked. okay? tell me what you think of this. tell me if this meets the o reilly stashed. i would have said, mr. president , you set a red line and it was just words. it meant absolutely nothing. and then you said i didn t set a red line, the world
anchors they can t be feisty guys. it s not just feisty or not feisty. they are fundamentally they do something fundamentally different than what you do. you will agree with that. bill: yes. right. the folks don t get the information flow from the people who just ask the questions. and won t challenge. look. the anchor of the evening news isn t going to go up there and say mr. president. is it fair to say the american people really don t trust you? bill: why not? why wouldn t they say that? because that implies a certain bias. bill: no it doesn t. it s a legitimate question. every poll says the same thing. they don t trust him. well, here s the question that i would have asked. okay? tell me what you think of this. tell me if this meets the o reilly stashed. i would have said, mr. president , you set a red line and it was just words. it meant absolutely nothing. and then you said i didn t set a red line, the world
anchors they can t be feisty guys. it s not just feisty or not feisty. they are fundamentally they do something fundamentally different than what you do. you will agree with that. bill: yes. right. the folks don t get the information flow from the people who just ask the questions. and won t challenge. look. the anchor of the evening news isn t going to go up there and say mr. president. is it fair to say the american people really don t trust you? bill: why not? why wouldn t they say that? because that implies a certain bias. bill: no it doesn t. it s a legitimate question. every poll says the same thing. they don t trust him. well, here s the question that i would have asked. okay? tell me what you think of this. tell me if this meets the o reilly stashed. i would have said, mr. president , you set a red line and it was just words. it meant absolutely nothing. and then you said i didn t set a red line, the world