instantiating the level of identity and pushing it at you as a solution that we need more tribalism. we need to not only recognize it, but we need to raise a generation that identifies with it.ot that to me is the scariest tucker: i don t see how we recover on this. this not a minor change in focus or curriculum. it s a key change. structural. tucker: he s exactly the kind of person you want teaching your kids. he s political smart interesting principal of course he can teach anymore. that s a genuinely interesting conversation. you can watch it on tucker carlson today on foxnation.com. so, it seems like a pretty simple question, how did the country that basically created database policies in i united states all about numbers, how come in that country our country, we can t get basic
and we don t have the power. your medical status as a matter of privacy. that was in april, thursday the required vaccines. here s where we are today. i would support if you want to get on a plane and travel with other people that you should be vaccinated. flying on the airplane is ave hazard. you re locked in this and it s a privilege to travel. there s more mandates i wish he would have given. i think mandating vaccines for air travel, train travel, or interstate bus travel would also be important. there are privileges associated with being an american. if you wish to have the privileges, you need to get vaccinated. travel and having the right to travel innerstate, it s not a t constitutional right as far as i know to board a plane. tucker: so, we are quoting,
a few months ago. i don t like it should be mandatory, i wouldn t demand it would be mandatory but i ll do everything in my power like i don t think masks have to be made mandatory nationwide. can we mandate them across the country? no, that s not a role the t federal government has the power to make.at we can t require some need to be vaccinated to, that s not what we can do. it s a matter of privacy did know who is or who is in. w no, definitely not. you don t want a mandate and try to force anybody to take the vaccine. we ve never done that, we don t want to be mandating from the federal government to the general population. it would be unenforceable and not appropriate. tucker: things are changing so quickly that the populations becoming numb to what state of affair was the other day. a quick recap, one year ago they were telling you maybe you shouldn t take the vaccine because they were assuring you nancy pelosi in april saying we re neverci going to require vaccines bec
tucker: he was a teacher at grace church school in manhattan. in april he decided because he was totally sick of it, he wrote a piece on sub stack called i refuse to stand by while my students are indoctrinated. he was relieved of his teaching duty. we decided to sit down with him with a new episode of tucker carlson today and we asked him what it was like to teach right now. he is part of what he said. t the last line that we read, all of this reinforces the worst impulse that we have as human beings.e our tendency toward tribalism and sectarianism that liberal education s is meant to transcend. such a true point. this is a threat to our system.
or pre-existing cancers to worsen. new neoplasias were observed in clinical studies and post-approval. most common side effects are vomiting and diarrhea. feeling better? i m speechless. thanks for the apoquel. ahh, that s what friends are for. ask your veterinarian for apoquel. next to you, apoquel is a dog s best friend. tucker: good evening, and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. the covid vaccines aren t like other vaccines you might be familiar with so here are some things we know about them. unlike the smallpox vaccine which prevents you from getting smallpox, the vaccine doesn t prevent you from getting covid.x the covid vaccine doesn t prevent you from spreading covid to other people. the long-term events of the covid vaccines are unknown and at this point can t be known. we know the vaccines are many