honor. that s the tale of mike flynn and mark zuckerberg. it tells you everything. joining us now to break down what s happening to mike flynn is harvard law professor emeritus alan dershowitz he is the case of the book the author of the book the case against impeaching trump. professor, thanks very much for coming on. so, i read in the the washington post this morning thank you so much. tucker: i read mike flynn described as a double agent in the the washington post. and then i saw the judge sullivan yesterday describe him as someone who had committed treason. is that the crime for which he is facing prison? no. not at all. and i will get to that in a second. tucker, i just want to make one point. i hope you don t mind me making it. i hope you will. boycotts and attempts. i hate boycotts and attempts to censor free speech. i m in favor of complete dialogue. i feel compelled to tell you i do disagree with the way you categorize mass immigration. that s all. i just w
tucker: by the way, i would expect that you would. we differ probably on a lot of the issues. the one issue we agree on and i respect you for is your willingness to see you what you think in public to defend your views, to have a conversation and to let others decide which side is right and that s something that i wish we were able to do a lot more of. but you are one of the only liberals had who will come on this show. i completely agree. tucker: amen. thank you for that. i come on this show i have the right to say what i think. when i disagree with you allow me to say. i wish you hadn t used that language. language like that was used to describe my grandparents and great grandparents and probably some of yours. let s move on. tucker: actually, just in point of fact since you brought it up, as noted on monday. yeah. tucker: that was in context of a conversation with an elected official in tijuana about the filth of his city and he was complaining about how dirty it had b
buy guns. if they say something naughty or threatening: no gun. well, given that, we are fascinated to see the news yesterday. parker grew angry with the republican spokesperson and tweeted, quote, kill yourself. well, the irony, obviously, pretty obvious, so parker apologized. he said he was making a donation to the national alliance on mental illness. we applaud that donation. has he learned the lesson embedded in his own actions? the antigun bill he sponsored iu still pending in the new york state legislature. we have asked senator parker to come back on this show to explain once again why he ought to have the power to police thought crime on twitter and, by the way, should he, given his record, be allowed to own a gun? so far, his office has not responded. o we will keep asking him. great guest. happy to have him again. well, yesterday on capitol hill, the senate minority leader chuck schumer sharply
who care deeply about the national security of the united states. the president ought to invite all of them, democrats, republicans, bring that coalition together. i think that s a really exciting group. and that america has a lot to be proud of that these veterans have come back and still willing to serve their country just in a different way. tucker: interesting idea. i know i m too optimistic for you. a little bit. tucker: trust me, this week i m looking for all optimism possible and you are an everflowing well-spring of optimism. i m glad i could be here. tucker: you are loved. dana perino, great to see you. well, american forces are withdrawing from syria. is that good for the world and more important, is it good for the united states? we will unpack its effects after the break. give isotoner gloves
for like, 40 years for commencement addresses and award dinners held in his honor. that s the tale of mike flynn and mark zuckerberg. it tells youou everything. joining us now to break down what s happening to mike flynn is harvard law professor emeritus alan dershowitz. he is the case of the book the author off the book, the case against impeaching trump. professor, thanks very much for coming on. so, i read in the the washington post this morning thank you so much. tucker: i read mike flynn described as a double agent in the the washington post. and then i saw the judge sullivan yesterday describe him as someone who had committed treason. is that the crime for which he is facing prison? no. not at all.n and i will get to that in a second. tucker, i just want to make one point. i hope you don t mind me making it. tucker: i hope you will. boycotts and attempts. i hate boycotts and attempts to censor free speech. i m in favor of complete dialogue. but, i feel compe