that doesn't borrow major league baseball. the league's major, the morals of a minor consideration. while they're commissioner rob manfred makes a big deal of pushing out of georgia, he's doing a multi-deal with the chinese company controlled by a murderous bureau for whom suppressing the votes means harvesting uighur body parts. by buy rob manfred peanuts and cracker jacks. he doesn't care in the uighurs never come back. where uighur muslims make up 90% of the population, the birth rate since 2017 has fallen over 60%. 60% drop. gee, almost makes you think something wacky must be going on there. have they been afflicted by the south african variant of covid or some such nightmare? makes no difference to the hollow men of american baseball. i can just about live with the unworthy custodians of the past time being mere advancement. what i can't stand is the phony moralizing of these guys. if you bought tickets and go to the box office to collect them, you're required to show picture i.d. or you don't get them. why? major league baseball tickets are a thing of value. plenty of frauds that might like to get your tickets. picture i.d. helps prevent that. who would have thought it? in a healthy society, a vote is a thing of value. like-wise plenty of frauds that would like to muscle in on that. picture i.d. would help prevent that, too. but to the posers of major league baseball, that is different. picture i.d. for their lousy game, no picture i.d. for one of the great defining acts of citizenship. have you phoned delta lately? if you wonder why they don't have anything recognizable as cabin service, maybe because they're spending so much of their time working out their position on georgia's electoral laws. first, they were in favor of it. then they got yelled at on twitter. so whoever is in the cockpit pulled a 180 and now they're opposed to it. delta flies to all kinds of places. do they have position on chairman xi's recent trashing of hong kong's election process or would that require more courage of delta's ceo ed bastion? if delta's board is full of fellows that would rather be drafting georgia election laws, maybe they could return the flavor to take over delta's in-flight snack program. maybe kemp could be put in charge of figuring out a way to seed a sealed back of crappy mini pretzels on a domestic whi i.d. is irrelevant. and coca-cola so similar to delta, they used the same phrases. almost as if they got the same talking point on the executive fax machine every morning. it's opposition to the new law was "crystal clear" just like delta's. there's nothing as american as coca-cola, is there? except that is it's chief executive, james quincy who is a british subject reported by "the new york times" to be "managing the crisis from his home in london." uh-huh. just like george iii managed the crisis from his home in london. it would be illegal for james quincy as a british subject to give $100 to joe biden's presidential campaign, but it's not illegal for the masked rings of woke billionaires, foreign and domestic to make airlines, sports and carbonated beverages the propaganda division of the democrat party. take me out of the ball game. you can root, root for the home team, but what is the point? if the home team is schilling for woke totalitarians and the chinese bureau. it's a great pleasure to welcome to our show a guy that i worked with on the radio for many years, james golden, better known to millions as the rush limbaugh's show only mr. snerdly. james, it's great to see you. i was interested to talk to you about this because basically i don't get why an african american isn't totally insulted at the whole premise of this fake crisis, that is unlike white americans, you guys are too stupid to acquire picture i.d. are you sick of being told that? >> thank you for having me, mark. you're exactly right. it's insulting and insulting on a learn that is -- it's depraved. let's look back. how long have democrats and liberals been talking about i.d. as a problem for black people? it's been over a decade. so please, every african american in america ask yourself one question. how is it that the democrat party can make sure that illegal immigrants to america can get i.d. so they can have legal drivers licenses, but you can't have a legal i.d. so you can partake in american society fully? ask yourself another question. why is it that democrats insist that we have these long lines and republicans, evil, that they are, won't let us have water, which is a lie, by the way. when you look in the bill, what it says is there can be self-serving water stations or beverage stations throughout. what they don't want is electioneering, people coming up to you and asking you for a vote in exchange for water because democrats left you in three-hour long lines in your neighborhood. so african americans, all african americans, ask yourselves one question. why is it that black neighborhoods that democrats run have long lines that require you to stand in line for hours and hours and hours when white folks and other americans don't have the long lines? republicans are not runs those districts. who runs your town? it's not the evil republicans. it's your friends, the democrats that are doing this. and i love what you said about coca-cola, delta and -- you know, there's a magic 2 number, mark. 2 is the magic number. delta has two black folks on their board. the baseball -- major league baseball, whatever they call it, their executive team, two black people. coca-cola has two black people on their board. it's like okay, we've got two. now we're woke. no, you're not woke. you're half asleep. and you should stop insulting and using black americans for your political purposes. >> that's ridiculous. it's like, you know, the royal family has the heir and the spare. it's like all of these corporations have the token and the spare. it's the same thing. let me ask you on that. you said you were talking about african americans and i.d. you know, india, with over a billion people, they all have to have i.d. to vote. over a billion people can manage to get i.d. in the poorest parts of india. botswana you need i.d. to vote. so apparently africans in africa can manage to get voter i.d. but african americans can't. when do african americans just say we're sick of being insulted by democrats? >> i hope the time -- you can see more of that. that's one of the reasons why president trump won more of the african american vote than any other republican in our recent history. he didn't play the pander game. he didn't play the race-bait game. he treated everybody equally. some people don't like that. that's also why he got more of the hispanic vote. he's a guy that stood up and said, hey, i'm going to call it like i see it and not do this pander routine. you know what? i think african americans are gradually and in more numbers than ever before sick of being pandered today, sick of being used as racial fodder by the democratic party. the "new york times," for instance, let me give you an example. if you look in the bill, which i have done, what you see is that republicans have expanded the vote. what they have said is if you use -- if you don't have an i.d., you can use the last four digits of your social security number. you can use an oath of citizenship. that's not reported. "the new york times" says it's racist because they -- instead of six months to an advance of an election, it's only three months. really? three months isn't enough time to ask for an absentee ballot? >> it's ridiculous. like israel and italy would have had seven different elections in that period. it's crazy. thank you for that, james. see you on the radio or on the tele very soon. >> thanks, mark. >> my pleasure, james. coming up next, the house cbs news did a fluff piece on hunter biden and then a hit job on florida governor ron desantis. don't worry. in the cnn's rating basement, their focus still involves around out of office president trump. that is coming up with lisa boothe. that is next on "fox news prime time." renae is not an influencer. she's more of a groundbreaker. just look at the way she's reshaping, and reimagining, her 4 acre slice of heaven. it's not hard to tell she's the real deal. renae runs with us on a john deere 1 series tractor, because out here, you can't fake a job well done. nothing runs like a deere. get a 1 series tractor starting at $99 per month. to prove our aa battery is the world's longest-lasting, we tested it against our competitor's best battery. 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>> the nearest publix is 25 miles. >> that's significant if you don't drive. >> yeah. >> mark: don't jump in the car right now, belle glade residents. you don't need to go to publix to get your vaccine. you have two vaccine sites at cvs pharmacies right there in belle glade. for some reason, cbs didn't bother to tell you that. here now is lisa boothe, fox news contributor and host of "the truth with lisa boothe", which is an excellent podcast that you shouldn't miss. lisa, you're there in florida. publix are everywhere and the governor has done a good job. this seems to be an intentional setup for him by cbs. >> it is. you also have the democrat mayor of palm beach county who said as much. he said this was intentionally misleading. they left out his side of the story because it would knee keep the hit piece from "60 minutes." the piece was intended to drive cliques and likes. he's right. this puts us in a place, mark, where we're with the media. we're in the post truth world and the blatant lies of the media. we arrived at a post truth world. the media at one point tried to faine objective and be in the middle to some degree. now they're pushing falsehoods to try to help the democratic party and hurt republicans. the media is the enemy of the people. fake news is the enemy of the people. he's true. how much damage has the media done over the past few years? even going back to the 2014 hands up don't shoot with michael brown? that was a lie. obama's own doj found it to be a lie. that's led to racial intense division. they pushed the lie, a known lie. look at the charlottesville lie about president trump. did great harm to him and his presidency. it was a lie. it was pushed. even the coronavirus. look at the fear mongering pushed by the media. left out context, left out nuance that has led to the result of businesses being closed, draconian policy measures being taken. we're at a dangerous place right now where the truth doesn't seem to matter to a lot of people. >> mark: is that why you called your podcast the trust? >> it is. there's so much noise right now. there needs to be a desire to cut to the heart of what matters for people. what is sad right now, we have so many in the media that serve as propaganda for people that are not getting the truth. take a look at the coronavirus, for instance. would you know that the coronavirus has a fatality rate of .15%? that's not to down lay the death that we've seen in the country. we mourn the loss of every american. that is only slightly higher than the flu. there's been this push also for the vaccine, which consensus shows that its safe. that meme should get it. my parents got it. i encouraged that. let's have some context and nuance as a country. >> mark: there's big things like that, lisa. then you see like this is so small and petty and deliberate through cbs editing. it's the vicious pettiness and the particularly small dishonesty that i think is disserving. thank you, lisa. always great to see you. we will listen to your fine podcast. >> thank you, mark. >> mark: joe biden's massive $2 trillion infrastructure plan isn't just going to fix our roads and bridges, it's also going to fix racism. yes, that is shovel ready and you can get contractors to do that. according to this guardian headline, biden's infrastructure plan seeks to achieve racial justice. i know that is what i'm looking for in an interstate overpass. douglas murray is the author of the madness of crowds and he's to thought about identity politics and all the nonsense more than anyone. are you slightly surprised, douglas, at the way the -- the language and the philosophy of identity politics has escaped from useless outlets like universities and into things like infrastructure bills that you thought would be relatively immune from racial equity? >> well, that's right. when all of the identity politics does a wash through the universities in america, people used to say, well, it will stop at some point because some point the bridges have to stay up. you can do sort of post structural academic stuff when you're studying french theater at a liberal arts college in the u.s. it's harder to do it when you're engineering. there's this complacency among conservatives that it would stop at the bridges basically. has to keep staying up. well, it turns out in joe biden's america, the stuff staying up isn't the priority. the administration is talking -- by the way, you just gave the bargain basement price. $2 trillion is the bargain price. could be up to $4 trillion or this that's about two times the gdp of india that will be splurged on this. for the american taxpayer, the only thing more terrifying, the $4 trillion spending splurge should be a $4 trillion spending splurge that intends to make equity happen in the united states of america. >> mark: you just reminded me, douglas, of an old friend, a liberal -- very liberal journalist that missed his train. so he's stuck in town for an extra couple of hours. he saw this talk on building bridges. he thought it was like about multicultural outreach. it was a panel of engineers talking about building bridges. it's actually this -- this tremendous, you know, inert met or the call language versus the people that actually get things done. if you think -- if we're having wokeness in bridge building and wokeness in highway construction, how long before the planes start dropping out of the sky? >> when they do, of course, we know what we can blame. we can say we're not in equity yet. that's why the planes fell and the bridges came down. >> mark: that's amazing. thank you. thank you for that, douglas. the dead metaphor call language of wokeness is now becoming alarmingly literal. 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"everyone that willfully disturbed those meant for religious persecution is meant for a slam dunk." there's a tragic element to the diminished state of the christian church as year into this thing. if there were a huge opportunity for religious ministry, a world in which every thing else is dead, movies, shows, sports, concerts, restaurants, all the noisy distractions of the secular life is surely it. yesterday for the most part, starting with a social justice pontiff in the vatican blaming covid on climate change, the churches blew it. church membership in the u.s. has fell below 50% of americans nor the first time. that it's a pity. when the churches fall silent, the only religion left is the state. joining me now, the one an only naiomi from the american institution of research. it seems bizarre that in this stage of western civilization, we should be talking about the right of religious observance, fellows to go to a church and worship on easter morning. parentsly that's what it's come down to. >> you're right to invoke historical echos, mark. we have to face where we are to survive it. there's a war on humanity a war on religion, a war on human assembly. big tech wants to drive everyone indoors and dissolve the bonds between people. i've said this many times in recent days. the real pandemic, which is now an endemic, turning to something that we live with every year has provided cover for very dark forces to terrorize human assembly and to do what you're right to point out is illegal, which is to violate the constitution, first amendment, fourth amendment. now there's vaccine passports rolling out to violate the americans with disabilities act, to assault the ways in which human beings gather strength and community from each other so that there will be as you point out new over-lords. doesn't have to be that mystical. you look at defy big tech. they're up $22 billion to over $100 billion since march of 2020. there's a war against human beings and the right to worship is one of the -- tyrants on the left of the right always go after churches and synagogues and mosques. always try to target outspoken clergy and target the idea of faith. because that's where people drive strength and community from. >> and also because it's one of the alternative sources of power in any society. they see that. you've found an organization that is actually committed to turning this around and has five basic principles, some of which i never thought we would need to type out, but say no more permanent emergencies, which is what we're living with. >> right. right. so, you know, ever since the pandemic broke out, people have been asking me to update a book i wrote in 2008 called "the end of america" which you mentioned. and i argued then that there's ten steps to fascism. here we are. emergency law is the tenth step. in massachusetts, i live under emergency law. new york list under emergency law. emergency law in california, this is the end of democracy. they're not giving up these powers. so i a platform called "daily clout" that i founded so everybody could pass legislation and run for office, not just the elites or the insiders. it's trans partisan. in the face of the crisis, a group of insiders have started a five freedoms campaigns. no mask mandate. no emergency law. our constitution for bids emergency powers in an open-ended way. freedom to assemble. worship to engage in trade forever. it's unlawful to restrict worship or trade or assembly. number 4, no vaccine passport. super scary technology i've been talking about. number 5 is open schools immediately. they're citizens and it's nonpartisan but they're giving a ton of traction. >> but why are you not getting more support from the left for this? you're a famous figure on the left. are you feeling lonely in this time? >> yes. but i think that's kind of the wrong thing to focus on right now. i have a list of five states to focus on the five freedoms commitment. and unfortunately all of these leaders i guess for you, they're all republicans. you know, from idaho, missouri, south dakota. it's all republicans leading the fight. i'm a democrat. i'm a life-long democrat. >> mark: i know. you voted for biden. >> i did vote for biden. that's another conversation. i couldn't bring myself to vote for trump. i guess what i'm saying, that debate is really -- has to be part of the past. we have to be soldiers now, this crisis has never been worse and we have to join together across party lines. if my people on the left won't join me, i have to form new friendships. that's across the political spectrum. saving the constitution, saving our freedoms is more important than partisanship right now. >> mark: no, no. that's all true. thanks for joining us. let's us know if you get more support on the left. i don't want to think you've been a distinguished figure on the left and spending the rest of your life agreeing with fellows like me and tucker. that's no way to live. so let us know -- >> i'll agree. thanks. i'll agree with any patriot that comes along. thanks for your kind worth. from your mouth to god's ears as my mother would say. >> mark: thanks. have you been hearing about attacks on asian americans? 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but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about a minute. get started today. >> mark: you want to know how to eliminate an evil from the world? it's easy. make a hashtag. michelle obama used to be great at this. scaring off the terrorists with a selfie, a saddy face and a piece of cardboard. unfortunately, turns out hashtags don't work on cardboard and most of those girls that weren't killed were left on their own and had to figure out how to escape without michelle's help. ying mar is now forming an organization trying to prevent the targeting of asian americans and the spike in hate crimes that is supposedly going on at the moment. trying to prevent that hashtag, stop asian hate, from being taken over by the chinese communist party. ying mar joins us tonight. china has a subtle control of the internet. you can start with authentic grass roots movements. next thing you know, chairman xi has figured out a way to take them over. >> well, mark, let me say that working with a number of organizations a cross the country and this week, two organizations, the washington asians for equality and asian industry to be are two organizations that i'm working with. a vast coalition of asian groups across the country to make sure that this narrative about anti-asian violence and racism isn't hijacked by politicians here in the united states. but let me turn to china first. seems like china is very keen on getting on the stop asian hate hashtag. but if they're so concerned about the plight of racial minorities in a given country, i do hope that they'll take a look at the plight of all of the uighurs. there's a million plus of them in interment camps. our state department has deemed it as genocide. so, you know, perhaps in the chinese government was so keen on the plight of those racial minorities, they could allow chinese from across the country to have a stop uighur hate day of national protests. perhaps they can start in the cities of beijing, shanghai and other places this weekend. >> mark: that's one hashtag you'll never see. they figure that in the face of western cowardess, they can harvest as many uighur body parts as they want. they're quiet good in relatively trivial ways, a year ago back when this whole covid started, they launched a campaign in italy encouraging italians to demonstrate that they're not racist by hugging chinese people. so to the point where the mayor's adopted it at a time when everybody was supposed to be socially distancing. they made an exception and went up to the people on milan, florence and hug. so they're very clever at manipulating what seemed to be authentic expressions of freedom on the internet. >> well, there's always a certain amount of authoritarian clumsiness to it. you kind of have to do it their way in this very forced source of manner. what is funny is that you talk act these hashtags and social media. facebook and twitter aren't even allowed in china. meanwhile, the chinese government is spreading its propaganda overseas using these western platforms that it has gone out of its way to ban. clearly the chinese government isn't particularly good at irony. >> mark: no, no. very true. we're going to stay on this. otherwise those guys are going to take over the whole planet via our social media. thank, ying for joining us. a pleasure. coming next, will democrats honor the capitol hill police officer william evans who was killed in the line of duty but a luis farrakhan supporter the same way that they honored brian sicknick? 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"gutfeld" and also my. we have a lot of fun making the show. everybody watches it will have fun, too. it's wonderfully weird as everybody can expect. >> mark: also, you live in a time when the late night shows that are supposed to be funny are totally unfunny and just striking the correct attitude. so you have that advantage. good to you, kat. we will be watching in three hours time. i think "gutfeld" needs four hours in makeup. that's why kat was kind enough to drop by. thank you for joining us today, kat. thank you, too, for watching "fox news primetime." i'm mark steyn. i'll be back here tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. as we follow all of the twists and turns of an interesting news week. do not fear because the indispensable man, tucker carlson is here right here right now. >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." a lot of americans, people in the west are under severe pressure to conform. most of them do confirm because they're afraid. it's interesting to see who doesn't conform. who refuses to repeat the slogans, who stands up. piers morgan is one of those people. not sure you would have guessed that. he lost his job for telling what he believes is the truth. a very long conversation with