we will hear from the girl and her mom this morning at 7:20 eastern. eric holder is making new announcements. is he adding fuel to the fire? log on for his debate. fox & friends starts now. bye. good morning. it is tuesday, december 2. i m elisabeth hasselbeck. it was a meeting of the protesting minds. president obama holding discussions on the ferguson fallout at the white house all while launching a plan to retrain cops on the taxpayers dime. that s you. is this really the answer? we report, you decide. why is al sharpton there? meanwhile the president threatens to shut down the federal government if republicans the bad guys do not fund his amnesty action. but how much will that cost us? we re crunching the numbers straight ahead. moses an inspirational icon in nearly every major faith but hollywood actor
christian bale wonders if he was more like a terrorist. and if we should send in the drones. mornings are better with friends. hi everybody. i m huey lewis. st
merritricious when writing to the factor. please remember the spin stops here, we are definitely looking out for you. tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight, attorney general jeff sessions just said on o reilly s show that it s time to clamp down on sanctuary cities. with that in mind we speak to a lawmaker who says there s nothing wrong with elected officials undermining immigration law. but first charles murray no more. antiwar. anti-murray. tucker: to stop another charles murray event, he spoke at villanova but he had to be escorted out for his own safety after several people at people disrupted the event and called
him a supremacist. murray returned after several people were ejected by the. at a nearby drexel university, two days ago he urged the discussed condition of murray s speech. he joins us tonight from mexico city. thank you for coming on. i wonder if you see something inconsistent with someone who teaches at a university dedicated to the id
assumption that there is a price somehow for which kim jong-un and his predecessor, his father and his grandfather, would give up this nuclear program. i m not sure that s right because the nuclear program, to their mind, is the one thing that guarantees their survival. and the moment that they give it up, they re in the position that mow mar qaddafi was in when he gave up his nas entitle nuclear program in 2003. and he got a lot of promises of integration with the west and of course as soon as his people turned on him, the united states and europe and the arab states all joined in to drive him from power. the koreans were very, very aware of this and i would doubt that there is a price out there for which they would give up everything. and therein lies the big problem. let me go to you, ambassador. we tend to look at this through our own eyes, thinking like, why in the world would anyone want to risk being even using the artillery on the southern border
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why, next was the fbi involved in this? the agency has 35,000 employees. it s got unmatched resources and expertise. it s the fbi. why would it even consider going to a private investigator to do research on a president-elect? keep in mind, this is not the first time the fbi has outsourced a major investigation. recall that federal agents never examined the dnc servers after they were supposedly hacked by an outside party during the campaign. instead, the fbi relied on the work of a dnc contractor this assured them that russia was behind the hacking. why would the fbi do that? did anyone at the justice department consider that hiring third party actors with unclear motives to conduct a high-profile investigation might be an excellent way for say foreign intelligence operations to sow chaos and promote their agendas? at the least without claims be colored by their natural desire
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don t know the path or exactly how the shootings occurred. where were you when you got that phone call and your heart had to have dropped? so today has baeen we last our footage there. that was the superintendent going through and taking questions there for a few minutes. let me go down to our nbc correspondent who has been on the scene for the last few hour, tammy leitner. what codo you feel like you kno factually and what are some of the unanswered questions you re trying to get answers to? reporter: first i want to take you through what we ve been seeing the last hour and a half on the scene here. a very emotional scene. when we first pulled up, there were parents lining the street for literally blocks.
parents standing outside of their cars, standing on the side of the road, waiting for answers. waiting for their children. literally standing there, some in tears, some hugging each other, others desperate just to hear from their kids. and as the minutes and hours star