the olympic committee thinks it is fair, i m fine with it. there is no issue, you know, no big advantage. tucker: well, of course, a physical, in that case, there was a big physical advantage. well, we are not going to get into that. in fact, i think, i m pretty sure with the olympic committee, you don t have to have gender confirmation surgery, just how long you ve been on hormones,on how long you ve done this and that. tucker: the question, because this is a subject that ishi evolving, i think pretty rapidly for a lot of people, and it may change after your book comes out, but do you think it is possible for people to be peoplp of goodwill, people of faith and generous spirit, but to be confused, at least or baffled and say i m not exactly sure i understand it, but still be good people. they do not understand gender identity. they understand sexuality. the old saying is sexuality is who you sleep with. gender identity is who do you go to bed as. it is a totally different subj
no, i m not surprised, but i m nervous. tucker: why? two reasons. first of all, i m not sure i understand it, to be honest. i m not a lawyer. it is an executive order, and it s full of a lot of fine print. and i secondly, and more importantly, it feels like it might be a shortcut, and as my pop used to say, shortcuts lead to long delays. i don t know if it is or isn t. if the executive order makes things more fair, does something to clamp down on currency manipulation and a whole lot of other things that i don t understand, i feel has happened that has disadvantaged our country i m all for it. but if it is one of these things that will ultimately bring about unintended consequences, i get nervous. look, i m nervous about the minimum wage, because i think when we raise it to hurry up to
issues that are out there. because there are many of them., and so that is where my fight is. and i thought trump would be pretty good. he has kind of disappointed me in the first 100 days on those issues. tucker: i guess what was so striking about leaving donald trump aside, this was anse election with hillary clinton in it, who is, you know, obviously strong in lgbt issues, took a lot of money from lgbt groups. it seems like that would be a no-brainer. why didn t you vote for her?ou because i am not a one-issue voter. i believe in limited government. i believe in our constitution. tucker: yeah. i believe, i would rather convince the republican party do a better job when it comes to all lgbt issues than to try to convince the democrats to lower taxes and lower regulations and let the country drive, you know, financially and economically. tucker: that s a really interesting point. it is obvious you feel that way,
running, in georgia and kansas, they ve flipped defeats and house races last november by 207 in kansas, and maybe even win in georgia. tucker: can i say, but neither of them have won. one of them tucker: i didn t want to go there, but the democratic lost in kansas. we re giving participation trophies? if you look in the ruby red states, and you went from being down 30 to down 7, that showses progress. especially in an off year election, where democrats don t turn out in big numbers typically. tucker: given the president e poll numbers, you expect a series of victories, and haven t seen them. the core question, is the strategy of defining trump as a puppet of the kremlin and his voters as racist, is that bearing fruit for you? is that working out for you? i think it s working out.
syria and slept in the back the entire way. i said bill, that s dangerous, shooting and stuff. you said no problem at all. i ve always wondered how you got that calmness on this trip. that s a great question. i always think that as reporters when you re out there in tough places, if you can keep your heart away from your head just far enough to make sure you can still think at the same time you can report, then the emotions of the moment won t get to you. i think the viewer is served by that. that s the advantage of that. tucker: when you re speaking to college students, younger people and they re asking you for career advice, do you say to them, quit your job and just take off with your life savings? no, although i would like to see more of that. for me, for me, it was a personal cho this was 1993, tucker. you think about the world then. right before e-mail, right before atm. i mean, what is it like not to post everyday on instagram or facebook.an your family probably think you