a heckler ranting about treason threw something at the president of the united states. what did he throw? [buzzer] shannon bream? the russian flag. tucker: the russian flag, says shannon bream. to the tape we go. trump is treason. trump is treason! tucker: what do i know about the russian flag? the score, just for those of you keeping track, 1 to negative 1. i like that. i knew that. work on the tucker: question three. reflexes. new york city mayor bill de blasio angered students when he pushed for changes to the new york city cafeteria menu. some schools would no longer be serving what? [buzzer] brian kilmeade?
in hollywood who are on crews, who are behind the camera, who are doing technical things. i think it is fair that this but there is an anonymous dynamic as long as internally, over at nbc, in this case, that things are handled fairly for these women. tucker: i wonder from a news perspective what our responsibility is. a there is no other alleged crime where you would print the name of the accused but not the accuser. we would never say, tammy bruce has been accused of embezzling money by an anonymous person. the anonymous person would have to be named. i wonder why news organizations sort of only print half the story. consider the context. this now seems like a wave, right? tucker: definitely a wave. this is a push. this is an environment where each step has encouraged other women to come forward, whereas
tucker: in the wake of the harvey weinstein scandal, more and more people are being accused of sexual harassment. the latest target is msnbc political analyst and game change author, mark halperin. at least seven accusations have been made, but only two have gone public. hbo has canceled plans to adapt his latest book on the 2016 election into a miniseries. what to make of all of this? we have tammy bruce, radio host, with us tonight. i know mark halperin. we are not friends, he appears to have admitted some of this obliquely. i am hesitant to weigh in,ei except one part of it sticks out in this case, and as in a lot of others, a lot of the accusations are coming anonymously. it doesn t mean they re not true, but one of the keys to american justice, i think, has always been, you get to face your accuser. you get to know who what you re being accused of and who is charging it.as that seems to not be enforced anymore. i think mr. halperin does know who is making thed
that every word on every document has to be public. that will be the fight for the next six months. tucker: that s insane. the president just overruled. thank you both very much. i appreciate it. thank you, tucker. thank you. tucker: it is time for final exam. we have got two fox news hosts enter the arena. we will find out which of them has been paying more attention to the news in this chaotic week of news. that s next. of news. that s next.
recuperating. he was in good spirits and looking to tell his story and move on with his life. tucker: had those fragments been removed when he took the trip to mexico? you know, i was told one of them had been removed and one had not. they were going to deal with that issue at a later date.. tucker: had mr. campos ever seen stephen paddock before the shooting? not to my knowledge. tucker: does he still work for mgm? he still works for mgm, yes. tucker: did they set up the ellen interview, his employer? i don t know who set up the ellen interview. we had five interviews set up prior to that. i know that when i was in town, ellen s interviewer, the person that schedules the interviewers, called mr. campos on his cell phone. he handed me the phone, i took the phone, responded to her that she could call to arrange an interview if she wanted, and