there you have it. thank you so much for tuning in tonight. sweet and on your tweet me your thoughts on the show. we will see you right back here at 9:00 a.m. and noon on weekdays. tucker carlson is up next good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. the separation of children of the border has since, it ceased to be a news story, it now seems to be a competition to see who can reach greater heights of rhetorical success and self-righteous posturing. nancy pelosi and even hillary clinton took an early lead in the contest by bypassing public policy questions entirely and moving straight to theology. the hypocrisy of all people in our country not to clamber
for what the administration is doing to end. those who justify central tenet of christianity. jesus said suffer the little children onto me. he did not say love the children suffer. sandra: s of the same people who support the third term post-viability abortion for purposes of selection are now lecturing you about
counterintelligence bill priestap after his meeting with then james comey and fbi director andrew mccabe what s our goal? truth admission or to get him to lie so we can prosecute him or get him fired? in this one he also wrote if we re seen as playing games, white house will be furious. protect our institution by not playing games. remember. flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi. he has since been seeking to have his case thrown out. his attorney sidney powell is calling this an abuse of power accusing the fbi of quote take him out. no reaction from flynn yet only this tweet of the american flag flying in the wind. attorney general barr handling of the flynn case. and former u.s. attorney andy mccarthy had this reaction. for years a number of us have been arguing that this looked like a perjury trap. we are now seeing the paper trail start to catch up with what common sense has said for a long time. griff: the chairman of the senate judiciary committee lindsey graham sai
chose to moderate its response to the sanctions as a result to flynn s request. we have john roberts standing by at the white house, but we begin with catherine herridge live outside the federal courthouse in washington. you were in the courthouse to give us this report. what did you see? thanks, dana, and good afternoon. after 33 years of military service and five in combat, the retired general and national security advisor enter the courthouse behind me and he stood composed and stoic in the courtroom as he pled guilty to a felony, in this case, lying to federal investigators about his connotations with the russian ambassador in 2016. what we really learned today was the granular details about how flynn came to be a go-between, carrying information between the trump transition team and the russian ambassador. if we run through the timeline, you can see exactly what the government was getting to. about december 28th, this is when the obama administration imposed sanctions
two world wars, defeated fascism. this is our legacy. we are, indeed, making america great again. he is a true american hero risking his life to save his fellow soldiers overseas and now leroy pettrey is getting the super bowl spotlight. mixed emotions. excited, nervous. honored mostly and humbled. i got you babe i got you babe. steve: that is the perfect music. you are looking live at punctuatiopunxsutawney, pennsyl. groundhog day if you watched the phil murray movie every time the alarm clock went off sony and cherry singing chee singing this song i got you babe. ainsley: do you know why this day is significant? this is my first kiss february 2nd. brian: all right. steve: this is a fox news alert. ainsley: just a little peck. he asked me, can you kiss me? and i was so nervous and embarrassed. if you are a man out there, don t ask, just do it because the girl doesn t want to be the initiator. brian: in some case us. steve: after he gave you the kiss did, he start
okay. it seems to be a theme, really. not exact will the what the almond brothers had in mind when they wrote the song. wow. welcome to morning joe. it s tuesday, december 4th. along with joe, willie and me, we have mike barnacle, former aide to george w. bush white house elise jordan, a fellow tt brennen center for just and an mz nbc legal analyst daniel goldman is with us and pulitzer prize winning columnest and editor at the washington post and msnbc eugene robinson. good to have you all. so, willie, you know what we call that when mike barnacle does that, right? he leaves his jacket. we call that tuesday. by the way, one of the many life lessons we ve learned from barnacle is go to costco, buy a cheap blue blazer and when you go to an event or party you want to leave, you leave the vest on the chair to people think you re still there and you walk out and go home. it s called the irish good-bye. and, mike, you do it so well. you put it i mean, you m