question two another multiple-choice and this is a weird one. there is a new attraction at the paris zoo. it s called the blob. the blob has no mouth. it can detect food. it has no legs, but it can move across surfaces. it has no stomach but it can digest food. how many genders does it have? a, two genders. b, seven. c, 700. i believe it is c. tucker: 700. how would you know that? is harris faulkner right? it s more than a billion years old. it s apparently slime mold and a pair zoo park. the whole world can see where it is zoo goers can move and expand across services at a rate of about 2 inches an hour. quick little thing. tucker: that s the most obscure question. you knew that.
the best of five wins. tucker: rating does not get you a victory. that s another show entirely. [laughter] according to the rules laidto ot by the national game show commission, all of today s questions must be either about food or animals.st we went with food. so the first question is, multiple choice, please listen closely. president trumpke says he doesnt care what lawmakers call the border wall and ordered offered a food-related suggestion, which name did he suggest? was it a: quarter pounder with cheese? b: pancakes? c: cheesecake? the judges have weighed in on that. i will go with c. tucker: is it peaches? whatever you want to call it, it s okay. they can name it whatever. name it peaches. i don t care what they name it.
look, people come to my office for help, on various sors of things, services, and my office helps those people that come through the door. tucker: you don t think you have a special obligation to the citizens of this country? your obligation is the same for a citizen of bangladesh as it is for the citizen of america? i don t have any citizens of bangladesh. tucker: name a country. you said you don t have a special obligation to americans. i m not checking citizenship status. tucker: yes, you are. you are protecting them. this whole policy w catastrophe- i m not checking out the door whether they are citizens or not. most of the people i represent are citizens but what does it mean? i m not checking at the door their ids to see if they are citizens or not. tucker: let s play a game where you answer at least one question that i ask you. m i m answering! tucker: do you think here s a a question let s see if you can answer. do you think that you have an obligation t
the president of new heights communication, a longtimes democrat who thinks deeply about these issues joins us tonight. here s my question, without getting into how unbelievably awful every straight white men is, i think that goes without mike s income as an electoral strategy, this has become really common, dismissing white men as bad, prima facie bad. isn t it kind of bad politics to tell tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands people, you hate themem for who they are? why would you do that? so that ohio state professor was not tapped to write policy the last time i checked. i don t see any policies coming out of the democratic party that are meant to demonize white men. tucker: oh oh, really? [laughs] i guess all of their beginning with affirmative action, and hiring set aside, it s not just ohio state. the senior elected democrat in the house of representatives last week attacked the
i think it is a very fair question. i think we are trying to change an entire system here. partly you can do that by your own behaviors and i think that is exemplary. so yeah, i i think anybody whos concerned about climate change out to be very concerned about their own carbon impact, and at the same time, we are trying to achieve political change in america as it is, and it s very hard to do that without burning fossil fuels. tucker: i understand that. there are practical limits to people s ability to live out theirr beliefs but i do think it calls into question the sincerity of a person who is framing the debate in moral terms if you fall so far short. in other words, if i am a spokeswoman for peta but i operate a slaughterhouse homicide, that makes me less believable. a totally does. i don t think climate change is being framed in moral terms, it is being put into practical, pragmatic terms. we are facing a cataclysmic