what do they do? they fight dirty. they have to, to win. they are trying to gaslight us on racial issues. a divergence. and a good one. instead of having an honest conversation about the kitchen table issues that matter to all americans they would rather scream the lives through the megaphone and divide us all. >> many of the republicans talking coded racial language and the takers and the losers. they demonize president obama and they encourage the ugliest impulses of paranoid fringe. >> let the big banks once again write their own rules. unchain wall street. they will put you back in chains. >> they are in favor of affirmative action if you can dunk the basketball or sink a three-point shot. but they are not in favor if you have the potential to be a leader in your community. >> it works so well. at least one person made an entire career out of it. >> these day what is they have in common, they have the structures that say the black and brown lives matter less. so all that matters is the black and the brown people get their behind in factory to get make stuff, do my nails. work. get back to work now that i, the comfort, affluent person needs. >> "the hunger games" would be more humane. at least then you have a fighting chance. they are just going to starve people. it seemed ironic that the party of family values supposedly say you starve, auntie and uncle starve and my wife and my start son get to eat and get the vaccine. >> you see joy reid does it for a living. it's what they pay her to do. yesterday she casually tweeted this. "people on the right would take all the tax cut for ability to openly say the n-word like in the good old days." i don't want to spend a lot time on joy. it's not like she has a lot of credibility. she is free to say whatever she wants. if anyone gives her a problem, she can say her twitter was hacked again. the real danger here is not the messenger. it's the message. her bad faith arguments worked for decades and it will continue to win over black communities because there is a void where the conservatives and their arguments should be. you can see that void in george where the black vote single handedly flipped the state blue. if the republicans ever want to win it back, they have to act right now. the republican party made gains under donald trump but that because of the man, not the party as a whole. the g.o.p. has a chance to expand the tent and make inroads with authorities. but the question is how? it's not enough to say that the democrats failed us. the black community knows that better than anyone. the problem is whop is our alternative? i have a blueprint for the conservatives to win the hearts and minds of the black communities. it starts with the three "e"s to help win the argument. number one, economics. it's true that former president trump delivered record-breaking numbers for black america. unemployment at a record low before the pandemic. now it's in shambles. covid crushed minority groups and keeping the economy closed only continues to hurt them more. think about this. the number of the black-owned small businesses declined by 41% from the start of the pandemic. compared to january 2020, black unemployment is up 50%. be the party to reopen america and take credit for it. expand the pro business agenda in the community. double down on the opportunity zones and keep pushing for the economic development and the urban areas. what good is that if the local communities have liberal policies that crush the small businesses? all politics is local. sobering to fight at city hall. number two, education. on tuesday we showed you how devastating the pandemic has been on our children's education. democrats made it clear whose side they are on. it's not your kids. you know that. they don't believe the science. they believe in the teachers union. the only way to fight back is through the school choice. me personally, i benefit from something called choice of schools in garland, texas. my life is better because a federal judge ordered that every school in my district be open to any kid who wanted to attend. now black kids no longer have to go to failing schools just because they live in bad areas. as a result, every school in my district got better because introducing choice created competition. it's very simple. republicans need to be the leaders on school choice. push for expanding charter school in the private school. allow kids in bad public schools to attend better ones outside the zip code. remind black and brown parents every day that the teachers union monopoly never had their best interest or their kid's. expand our freedoms. we have got to. you can't build a modern day wall street without removing the red tape. make it easier for the black and the brown communities to start small businesses. for the love of god, back regulations. you have to. remove them. did you know that you can't even braid hair without a license in some states? if you do, you will get fined. that used to be the case in texas until the state legislature changed the rules an other states should follow suit. what about gun laws? is unstead of locking young black men up for the firearm possessions, we should ellumnate unconstitutional gun laws. we should encourage gun ownership and gun safety classes so black people can properly protect their own neighborhoods. when it comes to justice, you have to be consistent on the issue. if the state abuses their power we must hold them accountable. if a bad cop kills somebody on duty, take the case seriously. justice must always be applied fairly and evenly. we believe life is precious. we believe in due process, too. and despite what the media will have you believe, we support good cops. but the most important thing is this. you've got to show up. come to where we live and spread the gospel of freedom. show us there is a better way. some may dismiss the conservative message at first but if we say it often enough, people will listen. they already are. once they start listening the war of ideas will be won. just watch. joining me now is tammy bruce, president of the independent women's voice and fox news contributor. sonny john zonks radio talk show host of siriusxm patriot. i want to go to you first, tammy. you used to be a liberal in the day and a democrat. >> oh, yeah. >> you know the tactics of the left. so this is nothing new to you. tell us about it. >> yeah, it's not. great work this week. it's great to be on with you tonight. >> thank you. >> thank you for having me. you are right, in your monologue. when i was on the left, effectively a community organizer for the leftist feminist movement, there was never a conversation, lawrence, about the individuals, about improving people's lives. it was about fundraising and influencing a politician and getting attention. it was never about how to elevate people. of course, you see that in the fact that no one has been elevated. you can see that in the continuing decline of the inner city. of the democrats so-called leadership. you are right. everyone in the area that is affected, any state or any city or any part of a town that is affected and controlled by democrats knows that it's failed leadership. the media protects them. so it takes a while perhaps to figure out exactly what is going on. they blame everyone else. but the fact is my first book called "the new thought police" outlined how racism, sexism and homophobia are rooted in the left. this is why there is never really an effort to elevate people because they resent the individual, they don't trust the individual. that is why collective action is important because they don't believe the individual is valuable. and that is, of course, why they are liberals. the conservative ideal requires trusting in the value and the power of the individual. regardless of skin color and how we grew up and where we grew up. >> so let's talk about this. sonny, we can talk about the left strategy all day. we know what they should. so we should be prepared for it. you had an interesting panel at cpac. you talked about what the conservative movement was not doing and what they need to do. tell the audience what they need to do. >> for one thing, it's really good to talk about the idea of the individual in like open context. when the individual actually has a face, like ahmaud arbery, it's very, very, you know, apropos for the right to forget he is an individual. to look at him and judge the individual case as an individual. so, while the thing, the people that guard the left are not the media. it's the right. as soon as black america begins to complain about the problems in their area, which are mostly local problems, like 90% of all the complains are local issues. the moment that black people start to speak out about those issues it's republicans and the conservatives that run in and say it's not a real problem. it's imaginary. it doesn't exist. so instead of offering a true conservative alternative to the problem that is being presented, it's brushed off and whisked away like it's our imagination. then they turn around to say democrats, democrats, democrats. well, yes, who do you think we are complaining about? these are the people that run these places 365 days of the year. they do not show up every four years. they govern these areas. so when we are complaining about local issues, we are complaining about the progressive control in those areas. it would be really nice to have a right, an alternate force to present conservative answers opposed to saying the problems don't exhaust. >> tammy, what about a conservative -- she started in the tea party movement. >> yeah. >> have the republican party failed in providing that message? >> absolutely! that is why donald trump's approach was immediately surprising. it's the 21st century, right? he is saying what have you got to lose? reaching out to the communities. that is why people refer to washington as the "uni-party." it seems as if republicans are fine with what is happening and you see that in their approach for the inner city. >> one question for you. what needs to happen now? go ahead. >> why is -- what do you have to lose adequate political reach out to black america? no. what does america have to gain by having a strong black america? what does america have to gain stopping the slaughter of citizens on street corners and in planned parenthood? what does america have to gain by fixing the right, some of the problems that were inherent in our government throughout the time that have yet to be solved? mostly local level problems. mostly under democratic control for 100 years. you are asking us to get over problems that have not been solved yet. how about we go to fix the problems first to then start having a discussion about growth and the expectation of black america. >> amen to that. thank you so much for joining me. also here with us tonight is josh hawley. senator, thank you for joining me today. passionate conversation about what the democrats are doing but what the republican response needs to take place. so, you are a rising star. you are considered one of the leaders in the new g.o.p. what do you propose? >> senator: how about bringing jobs back to the urban core from overseas? start there. start with the disastrous trade policies and the economic policies that the liberals in-step with the big corporations pursued for 30, 40 years. who is hurt most? working folks. african-american working folks. latino working folks. white working folks. asian working folks. you name it. they are the ones that the communities suffered as the jobs are shipped off to china and shipped overseas to the lower bidder and the lowest wages. the democrats made american worker compete with the slave labor. they have done it to get rich. so the big corporations can get rich. time to bring it back to create opportunity in the urban core, everywhere for the american workers. that is where i would start. >> it starts there. but respectfully the audience already know about that. they watch fox. we discuss this every day. how do you get new people in? i got to tell you. you guys just lost georgia. part of it was because you guy did not attract new voters. so how do you take that message and tell it to the people that you are not reaching? >> senator: we have to be the party of the working people in the nation. look at how trump grew the party in 2016 and 2020. and made it the most racially diverse background, the racially diverse number of the votes that is president, republican president has gotten since 1960. that was trump's record. since 1960. how did he do it? he focused on the concerns of the working people. working african-americans, working latino voters and working whites, working folks. we have to be the party of working people and be the party to get jobs back in the u.n. co. we have to be a party of higher wages for working people. be the party of the new opportunities for workers to get job training and skills training without having to go pay an expensive four-year education they don't want. if we are not the party of working people, we won't have a future as a party. that is what donald trump shown us and that is path forward. >> what is your future? are you running for president? >> i am not. my job is to serve the people of missouri. we're a state, diverse state with the working folk, of all racial backgrounds across our state, my state. we need policies to bring the jobs back to this country. immigration is another one. we have to cit prioritizing illegal immigrants over the american workers. we need a pro job, pro worker policy in this country. >> i got to tell you, senator. it sounds good. we will be watching you. this audience will be watching you. we hope to have you back soon. thank you so much. >> senator: thank you. >> up next, say the magic word. >> in order to open these doors, we do not say "open sesame." we saw "open biden." that is the magic word. i love it. >> we'll ask kayleigh mcenany if she loves and how she thinks the new press secretary jen psaki is doing. that and much more. ♪♪ it's velveeta shells & cheese versus the other guys. ♪♪ clearly, velveeta melts creamier. t-mobile is the leader in 5g. we also believe in putting people first by treating them right. so we're upping the benefits without upping the price. introducing magenta max. now with unlimited premium data that can't slow down based on how much smartphone data you use. plus get netflix on us, and taxes and fees included! you won't find this with the other guys. in fact, you'll pay more and get less. right now, pay zero costs to switch! and bring your phone -- we'll pay it off! only at t-mobile. it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? 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is that true? was it a terrible situation when they came in office? on the border? >> look -- yeah, she has a hard job. i wish her all the best. that is absolutely inaccurate. when biden came in office, you had a secure border and a system that was working. where the folks were sent back to their countries of origin and processed in a way that was expeditious. and kept the american people safe. now what you have, funny she wanted to talk about humanity. what you have is an absolutely inhumane situation where according to axios the kids are shoved in 100% capacity that should be at 50% capacity because of covid. but they are shoved in there because there is a huge influx coming in. kids being trafficked when they make the journey. the biden administration incentivizing a dangerous journey for kids and families. >> lawrence: they broke up the agreement you had with mexico so people could get asylum, go through the legal process. but yet, it wasn't asked from the podium today. what is your reaction? >> that is right. i'm not surprised. it's really interesting to watch the nature of the questions that the press ask. if it would have been the trump administration. we would have been hammered on the immigration throughout the entirety of the briefing. you had the great fox news white house correspondent there asking questions to this end. but by and large, you get the questions about the color scheme of air force one. how is biden enyouing the oval office on first day? he has waited a long time for it. i think the american people are wise to the nature of the questions. but they deserve a press corps that presses on the issues like immigration, covid relief and issues of important to the american people. >> lawrence: i want your reaction to this. pelosi says biden is the magic word. look at this. >> house speaker pelosi: in order to open these doors we do not say "open sesame," we say "open biden." that is our magic word. open biden. i love it! >> lawrence: i mean, i want to laugh. "open biden"? what is that? >> that is quite peculiar. it's very strange, maniacal laugh there at her own joke. but what is comical when it comes to nancy pelosi every time she attempts to relate to the american people it backfires. from this "open biden" anecdote she put forward to get in front of an ice cream freezer in a pandemic with high class designer ice cream to going to a salon when no one else in california could. as you remember we played the clip on loop at the white house press briefing. >> 'm curious what the magic word was for donald trump. >> right. exactly right. she was trying to recount an anecdote there with her grandchildren and it back fuhrerred and left us scratching our head. >> lawrence: i have to ask you on the last one. kamala harris talking to the foreign leaders. where is biden? >> that is a great question. especially if you consider vice president pence occasionally made a call to a foreign leader but president trump was the one making the call. she has made three of the calls so far. so maybe she is after all biden's liberal handler. or maybe trying to get well versed in foreign policy because i do think she is the darling of the democrat party at this moment. many see her as the successor to president biden in a future run for the presidency. >> lawrence: i got to ask you this. you have since left the trump administration, of course, with the president leaving office and joined the fox family. i want to know how the gaggles work out. we saw a lot of the former president when he was president. you can pretty much ask him anything because he liked to be talking to the people. why don't you see the same thing happening in this administration? 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joining us now is jason, radio host of ktth in seattle. jason, what is going on? >> yeah, i'm here in seattle. ahead of what may be a saturday day of action. youth liberation front and the other groups that are calling for direct action across the country. some are wondering as you, are why isn't anyone talking about this? it seemed to be obvious. if it happens, it's probably just another peaceful protest by this idea. the kind of celebrations we have seen in the past. i have covered it. we will probably see the celebratory fireworks thrown at cops. bonfires. it's cold. bonfires in the starbucks they break in to. there are sing-alongs and it's beautiful because they are complimentary. there isn't much to see but on the other hand the focus rightly on the reason that the capitol is on lockdown behind fortified fences. yesterday, the capitol facing the serious threat of all. online rumors. i couldn't find of another siege march 4, of course, being that next time, last time the presidential inauguration day was supposed to happen in 1933 or before that. we learn from the "washington post" who put four reporters on the story about how nothing happened yesterday they found out the truth. they weren't supposed to get the siege. they went to a source. a random dude named ken who said it's actually supposed to happen on march 20. we have to wait to see what could happen. the threat could be real. not as real as antifa obviously. >> lawrence: thank you, jason. i appreciate it, brother. >> thank you. >> lawrence: in between the international private jet flights john kerry found time to do what he does best. kind up with new excuses to kill energy jobs and blame trump from dresssy toking the world -- from destroying the world. "we have an opportunity to make up for four destructive years that had no basis in science or fact." will cain is the co-host of "fox & friends" weekend and the johnny joey jones. i always get your name messed up. sorry. >> you got it. >> lawrence: will, what is going on right here? >> by the way, yeah, it is true. he has three names. you are allowed to mess up one of them. is that what john kerry said? >> lawrence: he said it. >> i couldn't hear him over the turbine, yeah, but the turbine on his private jet winding up so loud i couldn't hear it over the carbon footprint spreading over the world. i understand he is fighting a good fight. he is balancing it all out but fighting against the climate change. the rest of us can only have the good and the bad deeds washed away. john kerry talking about four years of trump being aberration when it comes to climate change. in the past year, plus, i don't know. it seems to have been climate activist dream. we had the economy shut down. lawrence, people are not commuting in their cars, less gas is being sold. in texas everything was shutdown. look at texas in the month of february. there were no lights on. i bet the carbon footprint went down. >> lawrence: isn't this what people hate about the guys? so much hypocrisy. he gets to have his private jet. he tells he is trying to save the world so it makes it more acceptable. >> yeah. let me start out saying i fully support the momentum in the country to take care of the planet. i hunt and i preserve in saving the land and waters around the world but not be uneveryoning the playing field. professor told me the way government should be in business they should be the referee in a football game but not a handicap for one team or another. so the role is make sure that clean energy innovation has an opportunity in the marketplace. not to create a marketplace for it but to keep the light and the heater on when a storm comes through to take out texas. the idea that the biden d berry -- whoever this. the biden administration. other than john kerry at the helm is trying to punish our jobs and punish the keystone pipeline and everyone in texas and people who live off of this and work in industries that are connected to maybe might pollute one day. it doesn't send a good message to americans that we can take care of the planet to put food on the table and heat homes. i tend to believe all of those things are possible and it starts the common sense. that is not what the paris climate accord are or what kerry zipping around the world to put out emissions to tell people he is more important than we are and a guy like him can afford to do it because he will punish up and make up for it that way. >> lawrence: it's pretty sad. will, you are from texas like me. actually, you are in texas right now. what do the good folks of texas say when you tell them just go build solar panels? [laughter] >> they say i don't know. i don't know how that will be cheap, automobile and make and satisfy common sense, lawrence. look. to build on joey's point for one moment. these type of green energy policies, government mandated heavy handed policies and the subsidies that go hand in hand they make emergency more expensive. who does it punish the most? those who least afford it. poorist of us. burning dead dinosaur, fossil fuel is the greatest innovation in mankind. they have lifted more -- that inintention lifted more people out of poverty than any invention in the history of mankind. so before you go about crushing it or doing away with the jobs you have to make sure what you put in place is viable, cheap, affordable and reliable along the way. >> true. >> lawrence: joey, one of the biden cabinet members jennifer granholm wants to us see the bright side of this. take a look. >> i have solar powers on myself. i drive on sunshine. that is a fantastic technological advancement and what the department of energy is all about, solutions like that. >> lawrence: what is she talking about? >> she doesn't know what she is talking about. how much of her chevy vote made from petroleum products? is there any plastic on the car? how does the plant operate that made the car? it doesn't matter. if you look at kerry's words it's anecdote as best. he says climate change affects nature and nature affects the coronavirus. so because of the climate change we are all going to die from next coronavirus. these are not serious people. when you talk about the solar panels on her house, what does she does when the light goes out or the sun goes down? what warms or powers her house? we have to invest in the things on the private side. if you want to talk about the clean energy make nuclear material available and reactors accessible to the private industry and see what happens. >> lawrence: all that good sunshine, brother. good sunshine. it will fix it all. thank, y'all. will and joey. don't forget to catch will tomorrow on "fox & friends." it will be good. ivy league professor sick of the woke culture takes on his college. that's next. ♪ and a little bit of chicken fried ♪ ♪ cold beer on a friday night ♪ ♪ a pair of jeans that fit just right ♪ ♪ and the radio up ♪ get 5 boneless wings for $1 with any handcrafted burger. only at applebee's. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ it's a new dawn... ♪ if you've been taking copd sitting down, it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. take a stand and start a new day with trelegy. ask your doctor about once-daily trelegy. and save at trelegy.com. >> lawrence: welcome back to the show. students in university across the u.s. are being indoctrinated by the far-left professors who value being woke over being right. keep in mind now, the students are supposed to be the next generation of american leaders. right now they are being taught that cancel culture is good, fossil fuels are bad and math is racism. but a professor fighting back is joining me back. he is a professor of mathematics at princeton university. professor, how did we get here where academics started to change in to this political, operative cesspool? >> well, first of all, thank you for being on your program. well, yes, so, as we all know, the culture of the landscape in the united states has drastically changed toward the radical philosophy according to notions of social justice. and everything is supposed to be racist or white supremacist or whatever. mathematics to a large extent has been, has avoided this but unfortunately you see more and more happening at the level -- not so much at the universities but in k-12 classes. and, of course, the effects of this are absolutely awful. so there is a notion that mathematics has to be taught in a way that is not racist. antiracist mathematics. and that there is something bad about insisting on the right answer or showing your work, for example, supposed to be a white supremacist, something that has to be avoided because it's no good. and of course, the consequences are disastrous. in particular, disastrous for the kids that don't have the possibilities to get additional resources. >> lawrence: forgive me, professor. have you taken heat because you are standing up to this patronizing approach? >> well, to be honest, not yet. but it could happen. but on the contrary, i receive a lot of messages from the various people encouraging me, many teachers of the mathematics, parents who are worried about going on who congratulated me for taking this position. a lot of people are confused. i mean many people feel that they want to do something good, that this words like the social justice and the antiracist resonate with people. but unfortunately, exactly the opposite effect takes place in the sense that this kind of mathematics that they are pushing is, itself, racist. in particular, it has terrible effects for kids who come from disadvantaged families. >> lawrence: well, we thank you, we thank you for what you are doing on those college campuses, professor. i think a lot of us, especially me, find it very insulting that they think black folks can't do stem. we are just as smart as anybody else if given the opportunity. thank you so much for your work. up next, brace yourself. president biden added another one to his hit of greatests. >> cannot go to a 7-eleven or a dunkin' donuts unless you have a slight indian accent >> if you have a problem figuring out if you're for me or trump, then you ain't black. >> they're just as talented as white kids, wealthy kids, black kids, asian kids. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa ♪ we're made for. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it, lowering my blood sugar from the first dose. once-weekly trulicity responds when my body needs it, 24/7. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, changes in vision, or diabetic retinopathy. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with sulfonylurea or insulin raises low blood sugar risk. side effects include indigestion, fatigue, belly pain, decreased appetite, nausea, diarrhea, and vomiting which can lead to dehydration and may worsen kidney problems. i have it within me to lower my a1c. ask your doctor about trulicity. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. big promises. small promises. cuddly shaped promises. each with a time and a place they've been promised to be. and the people of old dominion never turn away a promise. or over promise. or make an empty promise. we keep them. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. >> tucker: there has been a lot of news this week and sometimes it's so hard to keep up with some of the offbeat stories. it's a good thing we have a reporter here from fox news headlines, carlie. what have you got? >> let's kick things off with more criticism of old movies. turner classic launching a new series that will explore the troubling and problematic aspect of old hollywood movies. 18 different films will be put under the microscope including "gone with the wind." the upsetting moments will be looked at. jacqueline stewart says the goal is to have deeper and longer conversations that will enrich the viewers' experience of the film. they are not being canceled, lawrence, but they are being reexamined. >> how do you have the conversation -- >> i think sometimes these conversationes can be beneficial but the argument against "psycho" is going a little bit far. they are going to examine how transgender identity is linked to violence and mental health. the fact that he was living with his dead skeleton mom makes him crazy enough despite wearing the dress. in the meantime i've got to get to. this president biden raising eyebrows during a congratulatory conference call with the nasa engineers responsible for landing the mars perseverance rover. take a listen. >> this is an incredible honor and it's amazing. indian descent americans are take over the country. i tell you what, we thank you, you've guys are incredible. >> okay. so the president went on to describe diversity as an american strength but the attempt at levity being called tone deaf by some critics. >> this guy is a gaffe machine. it's always something happening. anyway, can't get enough of president trump. just couldn't get enough. >> that's right. california congressman eric swalwell is suing president trump trying to hold him financially responsible of the june 6 riot. accused of terrorizing rights -- riots and emotional stress. all who spoke on the january 6 rally. a trump senior adviser rip swawell, calling him a low life. definitely fighting words. >> what's the latest on him going around with a spy? we still haven't gotten any briefing on that or anything? >> i think this lawsuit is definitely a long shot considering you can obviously make that free speech claim. it seems like this is more about eric swalwell getting some points in the media and getting media attention and twitter attention than it being really anything very serious. >> you know what i think it is. they just can't get enough of donald trump. >> they want to relive the glory days of 2016 to 2020. >> they need content, and if you're in the media or if you're even a politician it was so much free material, the trump model is the business model now. let's just be honest about it. >> you're right about that, my friend. >> thank you so much, my friend, for joining me today. thanks, great job. >> and thank you so much for watching "fox news primetime." it's been a fabulous week. i want to thank my camera crew and producers. i couldn't have done this without you guys. you know who will be here next week? trey gowdy. i'm lawrence jones and tucker carlson is up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to tucker carlson. happy friday. the greatest threat we space, q anon, but you may be wondering, just how dangerous is q-anon? 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