andrew gillum didn t win, it seems, they don t feel white people don t feel comfortable yet voting for the first time for a black person but eventually they will. how wrong is that to say, to write, to think? of course there are no stats tis particulars whatsoever backing that up. again, i don t even like talking about people based on the color of their skin. i m sure most white people would say i m going to vote for someone based on my values. i don t really care what their religion is or what their skin color is that s just not true on the left. it s about you have to fit into their ideology or else you are immoral. brian: alli stucky, have a great weekend. thank you so much, brian. brian: we forge ahead. after tuesday s midterms tucker sat down with former senator, one of the great guys in washington joe lieberman. here is his conversation with independent joe. tucker: senator, thanks a lot for joining us tonight. i m delighted, tucker. good to be back with you. tu
new regime to advance the president s agenda, general kelly. if the president can t achieve economic growth and upward pressure on wages in the coming months, the majority is gone and president trump at best ed: they are going to lose confidence regardless of where the cases. precisely. that means message discipline. that means a disciplined white house. this is gut check time for general kelly. ed: appreciate you coming in. president trump s phone calls with foreign leaders are being leaked. that s not just embarrassing. it s endangering national security. what needs to be done to halt the flow of leaks? we will ask a former trump advisor next. and part four of our series, hunting ms-13. tucker sat down with jeff sessions to find out what he s doing to win the war against america s deadliest gang. you re not going to want to miss it.
[speaking russian] ed: that is the one and only stone, of course, in the latest flick, the putin interviews. four-hour documentary airing on showtime this week. tucker sat down with stone to ask about his experience with the russian president, washington s war against president trump and a lot more. tucker: so, oliver stone, you spent to hours interviewing vladimir putin. i think more than any westerner ever, probably. polls in the last year have shown a growing sense among americans that russia is our chief enemy. i would say that comes because not, it comes because of the media pressure. the amount of interviews given by the government calling them the number one existential threat. tucker: what is motive there? why would the press you are saying that the american press is creating antagonism where it doesn t naturally exist. it s the american government and whether the press is corporate media in a sense and represents corporate