what bill clinton was doing. and it didn t matter, they trashed those women, all kinds of women, he liked young women, old women, full figured women, all kinds of women. no matter what he liked, upper middle class women, he liked women from trailer parks. women generally. no matter what kind of woman, the democrats piled in destroying all those women. tucker: i noticed it vividly. what do you make of hillary clinton saying outloud if bill clinton had been covered by a real news organization, fox news, he wouldn t have been president. that s not like an attack on fox news, it s a compliment. a couple of minutes after that they admitted in a sense they faked his victory in new hampshire. he lost the new hampshire primary to paul tsondas, no one remembers. but he stood on stage and declared himself the comeback kid.
of business and economics in new york. thanks for coming on. good to be here. tucker: is there any other kind of, if i m late on my mortgage, or my credit card, can they make it illegal for me to do high job or take my driver s license away? no. i think people would find it completely shocking. the idea that the way you re going to deal with people who can t pay their bills is to take away their job? it sounds nonsensical and it is a classic case of the government creating a problem and then piling more policy on top that only makes the problem worse. tucker: student loans, i know you are a college professor, but the colleges are the richest institutions, drive through any states and the pockets of affluence are colleges. the colleges are bankrupting an entire generation of young people, can t buy krs, get march reed, can t buy homes. now they can t work or drive. we have been shovelling billions of dollars at colleges
with. tucker: right. i m going to say it comes from statistics. tucker: what doesn t come from is a deep knowledge of mexico. if you are doing it for the swiss anthem, we can debate it or the french anthem, we can debate it. have you seen the people who run mexico? is there a country in the world with a firmer color bar than mexico? i don t think there is. is there a country with a more grotesque history of slavery? how would afro-mexicans do? does he have any idea? let s be real. you d rather be black in america than mexico any waif the week. any day of the week. well, i think marshawn lynch and a lot of black people might differ with you. they might say it s worse in america than being in mexico. tucker: really. why would they say that? a lot of the athletes, a lot of these athletes that travel around the world, get treated better in their perspective than they do in america. that s why they say that. tucker: i don t think
abc, cbs, nbc and cnn, which is all there was, came back with the comeback kid. when the sex stuff came up they went the old news, nothing to see here, time to move on. had fox news been around, i can imagine sean hannity doing one of his opening monologues that paul tsongas was the winner. that would have been a very different environment. tucker: should she admit that, that the only reason she won is because the press was tame and obedient and refused to cover the actual news? that s what they want, tucker. i mean what is it that bill clinton why are we in a mess? why shouldn t. look at it this way, why shouldn t al franken grope a woman? because the media told us, it doesn t matter being a big.
tucker: i know you served with him on the city council for a long time. absolutely. tg roguish doesn t really begin to capture berry. he was a terrible mayor. openly a race hater. and kind of without real achievement. why would you make him the subject of a statue? he was an iconic figure in local washington. tucker: he was for sure. without a doubt. it was one of my ideas to have a statue to him because of what he was able to do for the african-american population in our city. and for the city itself. remember, you wind the clock back when he came in, in 78, the city was new, first elected mayor was in 75. he was able to, in his first term, really create a washington that we have built on, since that time. created the black middle class here. tucker: they left for maryland. you look at, you re on the city council for a long time, you know the numbers. but the black middle class the middle class period, especially african-american, left the city under berry, it