misunderstood the question. the real problem was he didn t back down. he didn t admit he d gotten it wrong. it was a trick question because the man who asked the question knew exactly what the answer was and he was trying to get the director of national intelligence to say something that would make the newspapers. it was an unfair question.e tucker: are you spying on americans? that seems pretty straightforward. but he would ve had to say, not surprisingly, i can t answer about what i m doing here in open session. he provided plenty of information. in a closed session. i m not here to defend what he said, i m certainly not defending his insistence on doubling down on it. tucker: but as a reasonable person, you re confident in hiss good faith. yeah, i am. he s a career guy.h. he served many republican as well as democratic administrations. tucker: thanks for joining us. appreciate it.
there s a better option. the capital one venture card. with venture, you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, everywhere, every day. not just airline purchases. seems like a no-brainer. what s in your wallet? tucker: after close to a decade of waiting, we have finally received a book with all the information about barack obama. it might have been good to know before he was elected president. the book is called rising star. it is an exhaustive thousand page look at the formerr president s life prior to being elected. the book s author, david garrow, joins us now. thank you for coming on. thank you. tucker: so the question is, many questions, but you found material in this book nott previously uncovered during his entire presidency, his years in the senate, the fact that he was a subject of a number of books. what did it take you to find this? it s remarkable that someone could twice be elected president of the united states, serve
last night they gave it to emma watson for beauty and the beast. and here s the issue with that. this is ostensibly about women s empowerment, this could be good, but it s about women s empowerment and they give it to a disney princess. tucker: who is genderless, so how could it be empowering women if it s not gender specific? they gave the reward in 2006 and 2007. they brought it back the year after the first female nominee for president lost to a man. so that s why i think theyte brought that award back. but it s all about identity politics, people bring up identity politics when it s convenient for them. think about the rose garden ceremony, the victory lap after the house vote on thursday and a lot of liberals were upset because the picture was mostly white men and there was one woman in the picture. u the question was how could these guys know anything about women s health? i had a problem with that particular thing. sure, it was optically bad but there s only one democratic
i really wanted to cry. and when i say it s not a game, they are treating it like a game, but for the people that i represent and for people acrossg the country, it s not a game. the point that i was trying to make and then you see that picture in the rose garden, you realize who it is, that is celebrating this and then hear that it s the 13 white boys, sorry to say it that way, that are going to be doing this incentive, i get very concerned. tucker: the white boys. this is clearly no longer a debate over policy, but healthar care or anything else. it s something else entirely different. but what exactly is it? don calloway, democratic strategist and former missouri state representative, joins us tonight to perhaps explain. great to have you tonight.ep so if you could kind of imagine a scenario in which maybe you can t, but i ll toss it upup there. there were 13 filipino lawmakers voting on a piece of legislation. you had a sitting member of congress go on television and say you kn
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