you have a perspective. she s got a perspective. let s hear them both. she would not engage with you and that s what i found contemptible but actually fascinating. she dismissed you and her spokesman dismissed you even more savagely as a putin apologist. what you make of that? a couple of things. first of all, what i was was sharing was not a matter of opinion. these are widely reported factse and reports about her tenure as attorney general in california. her career as a prosecutor. and we are not talking about something that happens, you know, 30 years ago or 50 years ago, these are things that she did in her last job, just before she was elected as u.s. senator and she should be held accountable for them. she s claimed to be very proud of this record so answer for it. the voters deserve to know. but you re right, she refused to answer the questions, she refused to engage on the debate stage, and the responses from her and her campaign, after thef
talking about, once again, mass disruption on such a large scale for 156 million people with just kamala harris plan alone. tucker: yeah, it s like transgender bathrooms for the sake of a small group, everyone has to turn their lives upside down. lisa boothe, great to see you. thanks, tucker, have a great night. tucker: you, too. reminder, there is a trump event in progress in ohio. we are monitoring it for newsworthy moments. the important moments will air right here, we guarantee it, but we also promised to cover thee aftermath of the debate last n night. we just talked about kamala harris.us so far she s got a free pass from the press on her presidential run. they want her to be the next president so theyt are overlooking her background. she was a former prosecutor, as you know, but the press has let her rebrand as a crusader for prison reform. no one called her on it until
last night. congressman tulsi gabbard of hawaii definitely called her on it.ly watch this. there are too many examples to cite but she put over 1500 people in jail for marijuana violations and then laughed about it when she was asked if she ever smoked marijuana. she blocked evidence that would have freed an innocent man from death row until the courts force her to do just so. she kept people in prison beyond their sentences to use them as cheap labor for the state of california. there is no excuse for that and the people who suffered under your reign as prosecutor, you owe them an apology. tucker: that was an electric moment. it might be why congresswoman gabbard was the most googled candidate since the debate last night. she joins us tonight. congresswoman, thanks a lot for coming on. thanks, tucker. tucker: so, i haven t heard anybody say what you said. why are you the first person to say this? look, voters deserve to know the truth. the decision that the american people h
critical one. the decision that the democrats have before them about who theis nominee should be is a very w important one. they deserve to know the truth about the candidates that are before them and especially on this issue of criminal justice reform that s impacting so many people across this country because it is so broken and it is an unjust criminal justice system. senator kamala harris, who is in a position to be able to make a difference when she was serving as attorney general. and as i pointed out last night, she did not fulfill that promise that she claims to have, which is to be a champion for the people, to be a champion for the oppressed. in fact, she did the exact opposite. she made decisions that ended up hurting people. that ended up hurting minorities, hurting poor people in the state of california, which is concerning to me for someone who wants to be the president of the united states, and frankly, is claiming to be a prosecutor president.ts tucker: i think this i