So also tonight we want to congratulate eric and lara trump on the birth of their first child. Eric tweeted out he was excited to announce son luke. Grandpa now has 9 grandchildren. Good night, everybody. See you tomorrow. Tucker well, good evening and welcome to Tucker Carlson tonight. You probably thought espn stood for entertainment and sports programming network. Now it looks likenedless stupid political nagging. The network has drawn criticism for pulling robert lee off a uva Football Game because his name bore some resemblance to that of a dead confederate general. Now it gets better Ge Jimmie Mel Hill White Supremacist surrounded himself with White Supremacists. More than a dozen followup tweets trump has empowered
White Supremacists see charlottesville. People noticed this and today espn released a statement in response saying quote the comments on quit from her jemele hill do not represent the position of espn. We have addressed this with jemele and she recognizes her actions
people into this country, why don t they pay for it? why are they forcing me to pay for it. excellent question. it s not just a question of whether it s christian or not to welcome the foreigner or the stranger. that s from the bible. so, of course, it is christian. now, who pays for it is another question. now, the government is giving money to lots of organizations, private organizations to do things that the government thinks is good for the common good. okay.nk that is positive for the common good. let me tell you, private organizations like catholic charities, like red cross does a lot better job ofof doing these things for the common good than the government does. and you would agree with that, i think. tucker: i would not. look, i m a protestant but i m very kind of pro-catholic in a lot of ways. i know you are. tucker: i don t think that this is adding to, d as you describe,e the common good. i don t think it s a good idea to move, i don t know, tons of somalis from ref
charities is going to bring people into this country and others why don t they pay for it? why are they forcing me to pay for it. excellent question. it s not just a question of whether it s christian or not to welcome the foreigner or the stranger. that s from the bible. so, of course, it is christian. now, who pays for it is another question. now, the government is giving money to lots of organizations, private organizations to do things that the government thinks is good for the common good. okay. that is positive for the common good. let me tell you, private organizations like catholic charities, like red cross does a lot better job of doing these things for the common good than the government does. and you would agree with that i think. tucker: i would not. look, i m a protestant but i m very kind of pro-catholic in a lot of ways. i know you are. tucker: i don t think that this is adding to as you describe the common good. i don t think it s a good idea to move, i don t kn
catholic charities does not go and move people from somalia to maine. what they do is once the government gives them permission to come over, then catholic charities and lots of other organizations helps them integrate. and that is so important and they do it a lot better than the government doing it for themselves. tucker: why not pay for it if it is such a good deed. why not take a collection every week and say there is a good thing. 98%. if you would like to come to the bronx and help me do that tucker. you are more than welcome. tucker: okay. as soon as you cut off the federal subsidies i will do that. i promise. come on. you want the federal suck is i did is to go to federal like organizations and state organizations? you think they do a better job? are you kidding me? tucker: you sore conservative. ridiculous. tucker: i think the catholic charities are doing a great job doing something i don t think they should be doing in the first place. fair enough. tucker:
people into this country, why don t they pay for it? why are they forcing me to pay for it. excellent question. it s not just a question of whether it s christian or not to welcome the foreigner or the stranger. that s from the bible. so, of course, it is christian. now, who pays for it is another question. now, the government is giving money to lots of organizations, private organizations to do things that the government thinks is good for the common good. okay.nk that is positive for the common good. let me tell you, private organizations like catholic charities, like red cross does a lot better job ofof doing these things for the common good than the government does. and you would agree with that, i think. tucker: i would not. look, i m a protestant but i m very kind of pro-catholic in a lot of ways. i know you are. tucker: i don t think that this is adding to, d as you describe,e the common good. i don t think it s a good idea to move, i don t know, tons of somalis from ref