giving them something to show fr efforts in congress. that has been negotiated by the trump administration and tweets made to it to appeal to certain interest groups in this country. many respond to the democratic party. so we now have the democrats at least adding a fig leaf to what they have been doing all along, which is principally to try to get rid of donald trump. tucker: it is interesting that they would support, really, one of trump s signature issues. his position on trade which is highly controversial not that long ago at exactly the moment they were impeaching him. that is a little bit it is a little bit strange. the position is striking, but subsequent things have happened in the past. these politicians can do more than one thing at once although at the time it doesn t seem that way. tucker, but this is what you do when you are afraid that you will reall be conceived of onlyg
kitchen and table bread butter issues, and send it to the senate, look at us we are here to help you and they are not. and do it that way. but i think she got stampeded to do something against trump became overpowering. and she had to acquiesce in it. i don t see her leading here. i see were acquiescing. tucker: i think historians will rate twitter is one of the most powerful institutions in america. brit hume, great to see you. thank you so much for coming on. you bet. tucker: you show stomach we showed you trailing in key states according to the polls, trailing come. but what if a new candidate got into the race, a new harris poll finds the top choice of democrats believe it or not if they had the option, which they don t, but if they did, they choose hillary clinton. clinton, herself keeps hinting she may run. the attorney predicted on this show that she will. he joins us tonight in the wake of this new pole. first before they analysis to
district is actually one of the least american districts in the country. by that, i don t mean it s not part of america, but it is occupied by relatively few american citizens. it is a very high percentage of her district is, in fact, illegal aliens. now, the way that they inhabit housing there as such they live in a lot of illegal spaces like basements and many people live there. so they wind up producing a lot of garbage that the landlords don t want thrown out normally. so hence, you wind up with a lot of garbage on the street, illegal food vendors pouring pig grease into the gutters. i mean come i walked out there and it can be a little gross. tucker: so leaving aside the question of immigration status, and as you will know, i think it is important question, but it s not that hard to pick up garbage off of the street of your own congressional district. how can we take seriously anything she says about the
face? tucker: who is going to fight her next work, by the way? i mean, honestly, if ever there is another war but truly, history suggest that there will be more wars. that is the way people are. who is going to fight it? you know what i mean? we are encouraging young men to smoke more weed and play video games, seriously? it gets back to this question of priorities. i think the federal government should be out of the business of subsidizing businesses and that is especially the case in situations like this. what always ends up happening it gets politicized. it s not what can help the average 25-54-year-old man. that is not the question at all. the question what are my political priorities, someone sitting in washington, d.c., listening to the elites who all think the same way about issues like this and are not in touch with the average man or the average woman in the united states. for those folks, they think things like this are a
of being a traitor to his own country. it was mind-boggling at times to listen to the repeated outrageous allegations against the president. but the good thing was, we got to the truth. finally, i think we are seeing all of that come out over the last several weeks and months. i think what we saw this week was further indication that this whole thing has been a complete and utter sham from the beginning. tucker: what i find so fascinating, almost mesmerizing about the story, it was never a close call. we can debate the president s trade policy or whatever, any other policy, but the question of whether or not he colluded with vladimir putin to steal the elections from hillary clinton was so crazy from day one that i always wondered, do they really believe it? do you think the reporters really believe it? i think some did. i think they convince themselves it was real because they had to validate where they had been so long. i think part of the kind of media class was so taken by