both parties knew this was happening. hillary clinton was told about them. we were warned about the fact that you had the isis emerging in the middle east. we were supporting a terrorist in syria. and we re not allowed to talk about it anymore because the president trumpot is making decisions. tucker: unbelievable. thank you for tieing that piece up. quickly do you know who ran the iea at the time general nike flynn. tucker: we are going to learn more. you are welcome. tucker: just before christmas the president made the decision to end america s troop presence in syria. his rationale was simple, we were there to defeat isis, isis has been crossed. time to declare victory and go home. make sense? no. not in washington. people here lost control.no america is not allowed to withdraw from any place ever, wherever american troops go. they must remain until the end, whenever that is. well, there are so many foolish things this man has done. but this ranks pretty high. a deci
that i think a lot of the public would like to see right now. tucker: but the ideas that this was intentional, this wasn t what it purports to be, which is an effort to gather facts about what or did or did not happen but it was a trap. yeah. i think a very important thing to remember as try to remind people and i do in this piece in the federalist t that the dossier itself was produced by an opposition research firm. tucker: yes. fusion gps. even though they had a spy. they had a spy out there doing it, this was not the product of an intelligence w bureaucracy. it was done by people who deal in documents. it was done by people who download stuff off the internet, who use google and who typically in the stuff they hand out to journalist do have links and footnotes to these different things. that s an important way toav read the dossier. tucker: that s an important point. how strange that our intel agencies would use this as a source for investigation and fisa warrants and the
nature? story corps has made me so much more hopeful. when we started story corps, you could say selection bias about the goodness of people. over half a million people of every political stripe, every part of the country, small towns, big towns, you know, there is just there has got to be truth to this idea of the basic goodness of people. and the fact that we are so much more alike than we are different. tucker: wow.re it s just true. tucker: how many stories do you think you ve heard? i have heard many thousands. i am not in the booth. i have heard thousands and thousands and thousands. tucker: it s such a cool thing.g. dave isay, thank you very much for coming on tonight. great to see you. thank you. great to see you. tucker: that s it for us tonight. glad to be back. we will be back tomorrow morning and every weeknight into the foreseeable future. 8:00 p.m. it s the show that the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. and as part of our missio
think that that block might be a threat to her block of that liberal west coast framework. so, it should be interesting.g. i think it will become apparent when it comes to ends up getting chummy in the new senate. young people are smart enough to recognize when somebody is trying to take them to the cleaners and negate their vote. because, of course, the democrats and some republicans have been trying to negate the last presidential election. tucker: exactly. i think americans are tired of this kind of nonsense. tucker: falseness likeme halitosis, you can smell it immediately. tammy bruce, thank you for being here. thank you, dear for having me. tucker: staying up late trying to keep america involved in the syrian civil war. why are they doing that? and are america s wars everr allowed to end?s speak to one of the wisest colonels we know about that after the break.
that s the new word or drones or satellites or more n border patrol. and that is fine. because i repeat. we do not want to come in illegally. r we want to come in legally and do the job that the marketplace requires. that s why i m saying. those who are here and have been here for more than, let s say, 15 years and that is 7.7 million people out of the 11, i believe just because we are very benevolent country should give them some type of legality so they can continue doing the job that they have been doing for the last 14 years. they do not have a criminal record. tucker: since we don t know if those numbers are real or not because we have no idea how many people are here illegally, why wouldn t we have a nationwide effort to figure out at least what the number is? why not ask that on the census and dispatch some kind of federal record keeping force how to figure out how many people are livingep here illegally? why is that wrong to know that?t who says that it s wrong?