don t you think that sounds a little orwellian to me. ndreally? you are going to do that? you are focusing on a part that quite not really the whole bill, right in the big thing is. tucker: other than that, mrs. lincoln, how was the play? it s not the whole bill. it s not the whole bill but it s part of it. tucker: it s part of it and you don t see that as fascist in any way? should the state police have to sign off on your marriage do you think or how many kids you could have? s because obviously some people shouldn t be getting emarried. right. again, what we re concerned about is the safety of the people in the state of new york. and we re concerned that people are getting shot down. t it s important. tucker: i m not going to move you from your talking point. i m not going to get to you think critically about this, obviously. no, what i m doing is talking about the values. and i get that some people. tucker: what you are doing is scaring me. having a gun is more im
constitutional rights. this is really about safety. this is really about how do we, in fact, make the state of new york as safe as possible?e. now, we have already been very safe. one of the top three safest states in the entire country, particularly when you look at mass shootings, thank god. but, we can always be safer and we can always make sure that what happens inn pittsburgh, what we saw int parkland, what we saw in orlando doesn t happen here. and so this law simply says let s look at, you know, what people are putting out on social media as part of a set of criteria that we re using to determine who gets hand guns. tucker: hold on and by the way, i agree with yourre desire to make your state and every state as safe as we possibly can. but why restrict it to gun owners? you are an elected official. you are a state senator. you wield a lot of power. you control people s lives. why shouldn t i have the password to your social media account to assess whether you should be wieldin
doesn t really matter. let s take this seriously just for a second.e why not? they re always telling us let s take what they say at face value. they care deeply about climate change but if they care as deeply as they say they do if they believed the destruction of the planet is as imminent as they say it is, why are they living the way that they do? you just saw the tape of bernie sanders. he cares a lot. yet a news story came out today that said he spent $300,0000 s on a single month flying on a private plane. how could he do that? how could any of them own second homes if they really believe climate change is real? how are they using a car service when they could use mass transit? why aren t they all vegans? why aren t they living what they say they believe? they re not. the solutions they suggest and this is not unrelated, are almost always going toat be paid for by other people. the most regressive kinds of taxes, energy taxes imposed on the masses. well, the riots in paris show th
he betrayed his country. but you re torn about it at a personal level, his life is already ruined. he may be pardonable but it s unforgivable. tucker: almost like the dumber you are the more time you spend on television. there has got to be a formula.s joe digenova is not dumb. he a former attorney for the district of columbia. he joining us tonight to assess what s actually happening here. is there any evidence in the filing last night that general flynn committed treason? no. actually those two people you just saw are idiots and they don t know what they re talking about. general flynn actually did nothing wrong.as tho the agents said he didn t lie. but, mueller decided he was going to charge him with lying anyway. h everything that general flynn did was legal. the transition team communicating with the russians and other foreign diplomats perfectly legal. this was a designed plot to frame general flynn so that they could figure out a way to go after president trump. it s all a
is matt whitaker, the acting attorney general under the regulations. so let s see what unfolds in the coming days. tucker: i don t think he will be very quickly, t mr. starr, you knew george h.w. bush for an awfully long time, 50 years. oh, yes. y tucker: what was your feeling about the service today? oh, it was an absolutely gorgeous outpouring. i loved, among other things, senator allen simpsonon talking about the road in washington, d.c. of humility is not very crowded but that s the road that george herbert walker bush walked on. i was overruled by him by the way as president of the united states when i was serving as solicitor general and he was very wise in overruling me. he was wise and i wasn t. a footnote to history.a thank you, tucker. tucker: state of california was once the richest state is now the poorest state by far. why is that? there is a reason and we have got it for you after the break. one of the best sights and sounds from today s funeral of the 41st pr