about my being a gay man and i feel like i ve been talking about that more than the actual protest itself. if we want to get back about the protest, i d be more than happy to. tucker: i asked you why your protesting, you said there are a bunch of reasons. people of goodwill that say i am gay and i am worried about president trump. i also mentioned the tax protest and you are completely deviating, picking up one specific thing i said. i m glad you find this funny because i don t particularly tucker: thank you for joining us. i appreciate it. up next, politicians and the u.k. spent three hours debating the most pressing matter in british politics. whether to deny a state visit to president trump. how did that go? we will tell you next.
minutes. once she was out she got to keep a couple of those stuffed toys. i hate those claw machines. look at the poor little kid. they don t explain at all how the heck she got into that thing. bill: leave it for later, wait until you get another dollar. martha: you put the dollar in and the claw goes over and it just looks like it s going to pick up the little toy and then it doesn t. and you pump another dollar in. bill: i ve got a habit, mom. martha: oh, please. bill: it started as an ad for a tax protest in the state of rhode island, an activist who published the names and photos of local politicians now at center of a free speech battle. douglas kennedy is here with the latest in our series, taking liberties. douglas. is that mick kennedy? imagine if you had to get a politician s permission before you ran a political attack ad. that is what one city councilman
shows two journalist and being gunned down by an apache helicopter in 2007. the u.s. military says its cauch the tape, which would fully authenticate the images you are seeing and may well have seen on wikileaks or elsewhere, apparently the tape cannot be found. the world from central command, no reason to hold onto that video but now doing everything that they can to find the footage. according to wikileaks different tapes that shows u.s. military was used to kill innocent civilians. next, a boss that is partially a kudos. first buy party organizers say the police rallies for next day s tax protest. president of freedom works says volunteers at the rallies to remove anyone displaying racist behavior. as you probably know, if you watch this show, we love that part. we have been advocating that from the get-go. what we don t like, however, is that there are tea party folks saying that they are doing this, that they ve had to launch this
parties. i thought the tea party had ca p convention there would be more than 600 people there. there were more than 600 at the protests around the country. a lot more. that s a great point. the high watermark of the movement was the tax protest in 2009 where over 300,000 people showed up in 300 cities. that s a lot of people. still less than 1% of the population but it s a lot of people. this is a smaller group. it cost $500 to see sarah palin tonight. it was billed as a convention, a meeting of the tea party leaders. of course if the conference is for profit status has made it a controversy. a lot of groups have been staying away that are involved in the movement. you know, 600 people and you mentioned cost, but for 600 people to pay whatever the cost is, you say it s a high dollar. to pay it and take their time,