and nigerian makes more than the white american so it s a lot more complicated and i m not sure what that means but i know what you said is totally false. suraj: it is very complicated but thens fact of te matter is, you are by and large, the darker you are inn this country, the poorer you are. tucker: hold on, but hold on, that s not true. slow down, that is not true.he it is so much more complicated than that that what you are saying is a lie. for example, the highest educational attainment level and highest incomes of any group in america, okay?, so what you are saying is true, again, i will agree with you on this it is super complicated. it is not complicated. it is painting racial division and you know it. tucker, what we are saying is simply this, we know criminal justice system rate significantly unequal outcome for those based on their color and background.
it was a dissonant speech. that is a judgment come opinion and had no business in the news story. now, if you want to have editorials and announce speech and have all kinds of invective about that, that is all fine. that is the way it s supposed to work. that is right. tucker: that is why you have an editorial. that is right that is why you have editorial page. and the media, it is no accident the media at lowest level in public opinion anybody can remember. tucker: so an example of that. you had a strong reaction of this over the weekend 2020 campaign over kamala harris giving her fashion advice during her visit to columbia, south carolina. this seemed to grate on you but why? well, here you had this glowing tweet published by a young journalist who was assigned by cbs news to kamala harris campaign. and she and her colleagues were with senator harris, and she
black people given stronger sentences, and that puts them in a cycle of poverty at times that you can t get another job. you have one in three chance. tucker: but there is some truth to what you are saying that people of all colors who are convicted of a felony have m tough time of digging out of it. i have real sympathy for them. but what you just said, hold on, what you said is untrue and youf know it s untrue. the darker you are, the more oppressed you are when in fact, people in america who are white as you know. and the state of virginia, so let s stop.p. i m not making a case for a racial group. i m making a case for nonracial approach to policy and only one would have to in the country. there is no doubt the single best argument in the single best candidate is going to be the one able to convince white class voters that they have more in common.
free shelter, train tickets and $70 a month in cash. san francisco is a good place to hang out. tucker: these two men come from out of town. i do you like the lifestyle? i do. the freedom of not having to follow the rules. so the homeless stay on the street and every day new arrive. tucker: normal people are just about sick of it in a new poll found 53% of californians and critically 63% of millennials live in california want to flee.3% someone who is staying in california with a radio show, so, i ve got to say, there is no blaming the right for this. a one-party state and in this case, ill. and in this case, what liberal lunatic gave birth to this funeral disaster called california? has it called for soul-searching for you? absolutely the biggest fifth economy in the world and you talk about the homeless problem. we can look to ronald reagan the conservative republican when he
argument with the fact of the w matter is like i said, identity is intertwined and it s not that you need to sitik there and alws talk about identity of a voter of ourselves running for office. what you have to do is at least show the curiosity and understanding and acknowledgment that we have significantly treated races differently in the past. tucker: i have a lot of curiosity about what the facts really are which is why i m bringing this up tonight. race is a dead end and let s bring back the old bernie sanders. you disagree, thank you very much, appreciated. thank you. tucker: bernie sanders, i have it on the brain, tammy bruce from new york and radio host, one of our favorite, so tammy, i m not here to endorse bernie sanders, but i always admired his willingness to stick with the universal principles over the grubby, creepy device of politics of race, but why has he given that up?