tucker: wel tucker: well, on this show over the years we have kept you consistently informed of any weird activity in the skies above us. most shows do not do that they are too embarrassed butws we are not.ey why would we be? if alien life exists, it is more likely we will hear from it before we see it a item scope in canada reports picking up a strange powerful signal from far, far away. what is it exactly? brett larson has been looking into it for us. he is the morning anchor for fox newse headlines 24/7 on sirius xm and he joins us tonight with more. this is definitely one of those what? kind of stories. this is something called a fast radio burst. it was detected multiple times and has many scientists saying we need more data. so a couple things can be a fast radio burst. it could be a neutron star with a strong magnetic field.
about this story for 30 years. for 30 years, there has been the neurosis about border security. the greatest terrorist attack in our country did not happen because someone crossed that border. it happened in our city because they got off a plane. it begins to feel like the wheels are just spinning, spinning, spinning, talking about border security. tucker: okay. she has been talking for 30 years. maybe the first time have you heard her but there you go. back in reality, meanwhile, there are somelessons we learn from 9/11, in case you don t recall. and the main one was we ought to know who is actually in our country and what they are doing here, particularly if they are from somewhere else. the 9/11 hijackers boarded their planes using their real names but they routinely used fraudulent identities and fake documents in the lead-up to the attack and that s why congress, on a bipartisan basis, passed something called the real i.d. act. that was a decade ago and it was still possible to
call, go online or demo in an xfinity store today. tucker: maria hinojosa is an anchor over at npr state radio, publicly funded radio she is also apparently credentialed expert on immigration. she must be because she recently lectured the rest of the country not allowed to use the term illegal immigrant. for that, she said it was immoral to detain the migrant children crossing the border because pedophiles would get jobs taking care of those children. we are not kidding, actually. you can look that up. now she has a new nugget of wisdom. border security is entirely irrelevant. how does she know? 9/11 proves it. you sound like you don t think the democratic response was as robust as it could have been. because the problem with the democratic response is they are continuing toth play into this narrative of, oh, my god, border security, border security. guys, i have been talking
that point, yes, there are no. that s fake news to say they are not. it s fake news. if you. b.s. to say it s equal tof the real data. it s not b.s. even if i were to [sigh] even if i were to grant you that illegal alien crime rate should be zero. you can do your nails. do you know who can t do their nails are people who have been killed, anna, by dangerous i known illegal aliens who have been allowed to stay in this country because of the leftist policies people like you promote. tucker: that s as much cnn as i have had this year and it s enough. mollie hemingway is a senior editor at the federalist and joins us tonight. so, mollie, in a functional city, functional capital city, the debate would not be about whether or not there was a problem or whether or not borders were appropriate.bl it would be about the details how to fix what is manifestly and obviously a problem. is it your conclusion that, like, at least half the city doesn t believe there is a probl
it s with, you know, koch. two ends of both parties that want to increase immigration and increase the supply of low scale labor. this issue transcends, you can increase the supply of high-skilled labor. you can give an increasing emphasis to immigrants who bring college education. tucker: right. that s not what we re doing. 50% of the people we are admitting don t have more than a high school degree and many have less. nothing against them but that s not the point. david, thank you very much. great to see you. thank you. tucker: austan goolsbee as an economic professor at the university of chicago and he joins us tonight. professor, great to see you. yeah, thank you for having me back, tucker. tucker: so the position of both parties really and it is both parties, it s not just the democrats, is that yeah, we have seen automation before and these people will somehow new jobs will appear and vethese people take it and everything will be fine. given that almost no economics pro