i wish i could say more but this is it. so, 1034 this is the last time you will hear me in a state patrol car. endsley can kiss my [bleep]. can you believe we are saying goodbye to people like that. principled individuals are being dismissed because they are dirty. and as state after state follows washington as we barrel towards joe biden's federal vaccine mandate, you will see more videos like that and this one from sideline reporter allison williams of espn who will not comply with the mandated from disney. >> in regards to fertility and getting the injection, to the women who have reached out and shared third experiences of getting the injection and subsequent miscarriages, i pray for you. and i believe you. i am also so morally and ethical not aligned with this. >> will: we are trading quality for compliance. speaking of college football by the way, the same people driving the one true policy the magic cure-all the unquestioned shot, those same zealots have been wrong every step of the way. too many times to count. branch were wrong on masks and herd immunity and vaccine effectiveness and wrong on college football. a new report by nbc, i stumbled i am not used to say it got it right. check it out. >> for weeks crowds in the tens of thousands, mostly unmasked, have sat side by side now cheering on their teams at the halfway point of the season. all while doctors washed of games becoming potential super spread events. a frightening prospect with hospitals at the time already on the brink. >> will: and, yet, as that report admitted no outbreak of covid numbers has been witnessed. plunges, in fact, in the numbers of hospitalizations and deaths have been seen across the college football hot bed landscape in states like florida. now, this is despite fear-mongering by the covidiens. >> i thought covid is about to have a feast. what did you think. >> i thought the same thing. i think it's really unfortunate. >> will: that was in reference, of course, to big college football gatherings. as i mentioned, it did not happen. but, if i had said that two months ago, what is now too obvious to deny, this segment, the college football games would not be super spreader events that statement would have been called conspiracy. i would be a conspiracy thirst and this segment would have been flagged as misinformation. probably still will be. same as the stories like the origins of covid. the validity of natural immunity. the lie that ivermectin is nothing more than horse dewormer. the lie that hunt's laptop story disinformation. two month cycle from conspiracy theory to truth. so, as we sit here today, with prices for bacon and gas skyrocketing, with #barren shelf biden trending on social media. as people sit at home disincentivized to work. why is surprised people have questions whether we should sacrifice our economy and our national security because we are saying goodbye to soldiers as well. in service of mandating the one, two, three, however many, whatever many magic shots? let's talk about the shot. today, former secretary of state and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff chairman colin powell died at the age of 84 due to, according to his family, complications from covid. powell was a great american who served his country and he embodied the american dream. our thoughts and prayers are with his family. the family's statement on facebook read as follows. general colin powell, former u.s. secretary of state and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff passed away this morning due to complications from covid-19. he was fully vaccinated. we want to thank the medical staff at walter reed national medical center for their care and treatment. we have lost remarkable loving husband father, grandfather and great american. i want you to look at the bottom of that post. what you see is a tag by facebook with the familiar visit the covid-19 information center for vaccine resources. it is notable to everyone, to viewers, to you, to internet commoners to his family, to facebook, to everyone that powell died while fully vaccinated. but that observation and any questions it may raise are violations of the one true commandment, thou shall get the shot or shots, whatever, how many shots. this is a real headline posted late this afternoon by the pointer institute. that's journalism school. quote: why colin powell's death should not be framed of a death of a vaccinated person. this is bending the facts to confirm a broken narrative. and it is not journalism. not even close. so, let's do something dangerous here now. let's commit an act of real journalism. let's not start with the conclusion. let's simply gather facts, data and ask honest questions. first, it's true that powell was fully vaccinated. but as many pointed out, he was 84 years old. he was suffering from a terrible form of blood cancer called multiple myeloma which expresses the immune system. so powell, he may be an outlier. does this tell us anything about the effectiveness of the vaccine? for that matter, what does it mean that powell was fully vaccinated? what does fully vaccinated mean? is that two shots from pfizer? from moderna? is a booster required to be fully vaccinated? what if you are in the vulnerable demographic. are you fully vaccinated if you haven't had a booster. these are important questions not just for our health but so we may comply and keep our jobs under these rolling mandates. when, for example, was powell vaccinated? was it six months ago or was it two months ago? how long does the vaccine last? did he get a booster? how recently did he get the booster? i'm not asking questions to invade colin powell's privacy. these are questions for all of us. another one, if you have one shot of the johnson & johnson, are you vaccinated or is its effectiveness now so low that you need to immediately get the booster as suggested yesterday by dr. anthony fauci? and by the way, speaking of dr. fauci and vaccine effectiveness, how effective overall are these vaccines? the headlines have shifted over the past 18 months. and look at these numbers. we have gone from implications that the vaccine was 100 percent effective to 90%. to 70%. to 60%. to 50%. and now new reports show johnson & johnson shot is only 3% effective. this does not inspire much confidence. the vaccine seems to wear off. it does not offer permanent protection from transmission, speaking of which, how did colin powell get covid? hard to believe he was coming into contact with the dirty, dreaded and soon-to-be unemployed unvaccinated. here are the facts. here is data. here what happens we know right now. the vast majority of hospitalizations and deaths in the united states are among the unvaccinated. and almost every study suggests the vaccine reduces severity and death from covid. but we also know that data is beginning to show out of the u.k. an increase in the percentage of hospitalizations and deaths coming from the vaccinated. that's somewhat understandable to understand that data because this is a disease that effects older people. and it is older people who are disproportionately vaccinated. now, i want to be clear about something. i have offered no opinion here on the vaccine. i'm not giving you the conclusions like some others. nighttime leading you to vaccine hesitancy or hectoring you on the other end of the spectrum into getting the shot. anyone who suggests otherwise is lie talking. and they will lie to you. they will edit out this part of this segment. i'm trustst trusting you with the facts and asking questions that as of yet no one has answered correctly and they haven't even answered consistently. least of all, the covidiens. so here is what i will say. before we punish individuals. before we punish every aspect of this culture from sports to law enforcement. before we drive the economy off the cliff under authoritarian mandate, before it's too late, we deserve answers. jonathan isaac plays for the orlando magic. is he nba super star who has chosen not to get the covid-19 vaccine and he joins me now. jonathan, really great to see you don't. tell me, why have you decided not to get the covid-19 vaccine? >> will, thank you so much for having me. you know, a lot went into my decisions for not deciding to get the vaccine for starters. i have had had covid in the past. i understand immunity natural infection is robust and long-lasting. i have that with my current physical fitness level and age group i don't feel i'm in a category of fear or necessary need right now to get the vaccine. so many others of the craziness and vitriol going on right now. people losing their jobs, i feel there is a blatant miscarriage of information by the media has turned this thing so sour and it's been politicized and i see people and i'm standing with people who are deciding not to get it on the backs of freedom. freedom getting people the choice. religious freedom to choose what he want this to do as our country was founded and those are my reasons for not getting the vaccination. >> will: jonathan, how has that been received within the locker room. how are you treated? are you allowed to mingle freely with the team. eat with the team. spend time in the locker room with the team? >> so, for starters, based on the team, everyone has been awesome. nothing from my teammates. nothing from the coaching staff or the organization. but right now there are restrictions from the nba and that i am not allowed to eat with my teammates and i think those will go into effect pretty soon with the season starting. not being able to leave your residence or hotel except for team activities or essential activities. >> will: you know, jonathan i spoke about here in the open that there has been this censors of anyone that asks questions. this discouragement of anyone who pushes back or simply wonders about the unanswered parts of this push. and the overwhelming cultural push that everyone should get vaccinated. i have heard your fellow nba super star draymond green and you and i have talked as well about this type of persuasion. this type of hectoring, this type of mandate hasn't been pervasive. has that type of overwhelming pressure pushed you in any one direction or the other? >> i would say for sure. i think a lot of people -- it's not that people should not get the vaccine, that's not the argument. it's that for me there aren't scientific legal or to me moral grounds for the vaccine mandate. i think when you have take into account the nature of covid and the nature of the vaccine that doesn't stop infection or transmission, the nature of natural immunity that hasn't been talked about and then obviously the polarization by the media that has created such distrust, if this thing is just about protecting people and protecting the public health, why does cnn have to lie about joe rogan taking horse dewormer or why does the rolling stone have to willful fiscal cliff misrepresent my position on vaccine or covid. why does it happen. i think there are a lot of grounds to say this should be up for people's personal choice whether or not to get it. >> will: jonathan, gave a press conference for what it's worth it went viral very eloquently defended his personal choice and he was misconstrued in many mainstream media outlets like roll stone which i guess somewhat come to be expected in this culture in this push. jonathan, let me ask you the question many detractors have asked. why are you only making this calculation for yourself? isn't that selfish? duo something to your team? duo something to society to get vaccinated? >> you know, i don't think it's for myself or, you know a lot of people said during the press conference i spoke in the first person but i really am, i think other guys like kyrie. anybody saying it should be people's personal choice are thinking about other people and their freedom to make the decisions that they do. like i said, when you take into account, the covid virus that we have that the average death age is greater than, you know, the life expectancy in the country. and then you take into effect the vaccine that does not stop infection or transmission. your decision to protect yourself from the virus is your own. and taking the vaccine will do that i'm not saying there is anything wrong with the vaccine. i think people who have, you know, pre-existing conditions or feel they want to take that stuff [inaudible] unvaccinated person but vaccinating people are carrying it and transmitting it as well it should be based on those premise cease and talking about natural immunity -- >> will: really quickly, jonathan. you play in the state of florida. you are allowed to play all your games and collect your entire paycheck. kyrie irving nba super star plays in the city of new york and won't be able to participate nets he could sacrifice north of $5 million. what would you do if you were in kyrie's position and had you to sacrifice that income? >> you know, i think i would be doing the exact same thing that kyrie is doing. i think and understanding what he is portraying is that the principle of people's freedom. the principle of living in this country and caring about the person next to you, whether they lose their job or not over something to me that is nuanced and not black and white issue. to me that is a hill is he willing to die on. some other americans and some other people the espn reporter who said she wouldn't sacrifice anything over principle. and so i agree with her. i agree with kyrie and i would do the same. >> will: jonathan isaac you are incredibly educated. we spent together on will cain podcast. can you learn about the role of religion in his life and how important that is to him and. it's a positive uplifting message from a unique individual. i hope you will check that out on the will cain podcast. jonathan isaac. always love talking to you, man. thank you. >> thank you so much, will. >> will: all right. also here tonight admiral bret t giroir, former task force testing czar under former president donald trump. dr. giroir, you heard my set up. you heard me little bit earlier in this segment talk about the date and honest questions we have. howght vaccine lasts. what it means. what the definition of fully vaccinated. did you hear anything in that monologue that i got wrong? is there anything that needs to be corrected? >> >> thank you for having me on. it was a long monologue. let me just tell you that i 100 percent agree with you that we need to be honest, upfront and transparent with the american people. we shouldn't let the politics drive the science or the information. and i see much too much of that we need to give people the facts. and we need them to understand that things are not black or white a 0 or auto 1. there is levels of risk. and that risk varies by many, many different dimensions and we need to empower them. and i really want to congratulate jonathan for being so eloquent. as a public health person, i can tell you that there is no evidence, none, that vaccine immunity is better than natural immunity. in the nba, if a person has had natural immunity, and they can document that that should be taken as equivalent to a vaccine. i think he stated the case and the science very well. >> will: admiral, i ask you that question because as i lay out my monologue i lay out that data and i want to open it up to anyone who tells me i am wrong. this is the pursuit of truth and facts not pushing a conclusion which is simply everyone should get the shot. it is right for some people and not right for others. and we are not being honest about what ask happening out there with the vaccine. i want to play for you a clip from earlier today. this is fascinating, admiral. this is cdc director robert redfield, he was talking about deaths in maryland. the increasing percentage of vaccinated deaths in maryland. listen to this. >> in the last 6 to 8 weeks, more than 40% of the people who died in maryland were fully vaccinated. >> will: i don't offer that up to lead the audience anywhere, admiral. but this is the type of information that's being deprived of people as they try to go about making an honest and educated decision. >> so, don't know maryland very well but it's a very important point and one of the reasons for boosters, in that the people who are dying after being vaccinated are fully vaccinated tend to be really the elderly. we talk about over 65, but it's really over 70 or 75. or those like former secretary powell who had a tremendous underlying medical illness and immunosuppression. even being fully vaccinated does not make you invincible and certainly if you are elderly or have these conditions, you are still at risk of dying of covid. >> will: no doubt that leads us down the rabbit hole and chasing the track how many booster shots. how often do they last. these are all questions, not just do we deserve the answer to for our own personal health. if we are going to live under a regime of vaccine mandates, we need to answer these types of questions. and i hope we can be asking them in the weeks and months to come. admiral injury roar, thank you so much for being with me tonight. >> thank you. >> will: all right. coming up. death from above. why xi jinping hypersonic space missile major escalation in new cold war with red china. congressman michael walls and former green beret joe kent are on deck. ♪ ♪ get ready - our most popular battery is even more powerful. the stronger, lasts-longer energizer max. hearing is important to living life to the fullest. that's why inside every miracle-ear store, you'll find a better life. it all starts with the most innovative technology. like the new miracle-earmini, available exclusively at miracle-ear. so small that no one will see it, but you'll notice the difference. and now, miracle-ear is offering a thirty-day risk-free trial. you can experience better hearing with no obligation. 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i was just out at the space command and at norad which defends north america last week and let me just tell you why this is so dangerous, a normal ballistic missile launches on trajectory and with that geometry our missile defenses can pick it up and shoot it down. it's hard. it's like shooting a bullet with a bullet. but these hypersonic will missiles imagine maneuverable below our systems in space but below on the ground and fly around to the back side of them and fall to the earth at hypersonic at super sonic speeds that our missile defenses cannot pick up and cannot shoot down. this the is ultimate first attack weapon. this is a sputnik moment. and we need a wake-up call in this country. >> will: so, joe, it's not just the capabilities of the missile that are terrifying but it's also why the chinese communist party launched this missile right now. what are they communicating? what is their motivation. why does xi jinping feel empowered to do that today. >> it's two fold. china is very vulnerable domestically at home right now. they are having their own issues with energy. they are having their own 2008-style housing bubble issue that's on the cusp of bankrupting their economy. so, xi is trying to saber rattle right now to show is he strong domestically because he knows that joe biden in america is weak. we have two major issues. we rely on the chinese communist party for our supply lines. all of our manufacturing. we sent that all overseas. our elite could get rich and gut out our working class. and then also we rely on the chinese communist party to buy our debt bonds. economically we are completely vulnerable right now to the chinese communist party. that's what we need to concentrate on. jill. >> will: if saber rattling is juiced to distract from the problems china has. how long before it takes more? if that chinese economy crashes what do they do? do they fly over taiwan invade taiwan do something that requires a response to us and as such drag us into a war? >> that's exactly right. we know we are weak. they saw how joe biden handled afghanistan and pretty much his entire foreign policy portfolio. they will make a maneuver towards taiwan to see what we will could. we need to project strength and fight them on the economic battlefield because our elites are so compromised with the chinese communist party. they refuse to let us fight on the economic battlefield. we have to go into ontime footing manufacturing use tariffs like president trump was doing and get out of this habit of just printing more money and making ourselves vulnerable to them stopping from buying off our debt bonds. >> will: congressman, i see you nodding along. i want to ask you this and we will leave it here. i heard implications watch the time frame after the 2022 winter olympics. watch china around that time. >> well, that's absolutely right. that's why i was first in congress to call for a boycott of what i call the genocide games. remember, russia invaded the ukraine and took crimea just months after the sochi olympics. so joe's point is he absolutely right. this is economic warfare this hypersonic missile is the culmination of multiple decades of the chinese stealing their way to the top through taking our ip out of our universities, our research institutions. through cyber. and if they can't do all of that they buy it but the thing that's most frustrating is it's our money that is fueling this military build-up from wall street to hollywood to sports. you name it we are awash in chinese money. we are compromised. we have to bring that manufacturing back home and protect our intellectual property. because they are stealing it and turning it against us. >> will: our money, our technology, our elites come proceeding us with our enemy. gentlemen, thank you so much for being with me tonight. up next, hey joe, where did your mask go? the president caught without a face mask at a swank from restaurant. must be good to be king. thomas king and 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there ever be a price to pay for hypocrisy. once upon a time it did. not many people 1918 during the start of the spanish flu pandemic. the government enforced vaccine mandates. public dancing wasn't aloud. people told to avoid crowds and mask-wearing was mandatory in many cities in america. like san francisco. for the most part people complied. until san francisco mayor james rolfe was caught breaking his own rule. does that sound familiar? he was photographed maskless at a boxing match with some of his buddies, at first he tried to deny it. they all do. then the pictures came out. naturally, people were furious. they didn't appreciate the old rules for thee not for me mentality. so they started a first antimask movement. and it worked. the hypocritical mayor caved and dropped the mandate, victory for the people. so now let's fast forward the clock to 2021. same city, same mandates, same hypocrisy. when san francisco mayor london walter reed was caught not wearing her mask at a crowded nightclub only this time she had the perfect excuse, watch. >> there was something that was really monumental that occurred and that is tony, tony, tony, the original members, the brothers. do you know who they are? i don't care where you are sitting, you are going to get up and start dancing. my drink was sitting at the table. i got up and started dancing because i was feeling the spirit and i wasn't thinking about a mask. >> will: see now, if mayor rolfe had known that there is a viable tony, tony, tony defense in 118. if felt the spirit. voted out of office. wouldn't have to let go his mandate. joining me now douglas murray fox nation host tomi lahren thank you both for being with me. tomi, why does this keep happening? >> it keeps happening because they are not being held accountable. but do you know what? i believe joe biden and lori lightfoot. i don't believe they were really trying to break their own mandates. i believe they were identifying gavin newsom at the french laundrie as you mentioned london walter reed in the nightclub. maybe muriel bowser herself when she attended that wedding. i believe they were simply identifying as other well to do elitist democrats. maybe that's why he wasn't wearing his mask. let's get down to the brass tacks of this the reason to believe they are not wearing mask is they are not afraid of covid and we shouldn't be afraid of covid either. they want us to be afraid of covid because that's the only way to continue to control us making us so fearful of code. it's clear that they are not afraid of it so we shouldn't be afraid of it either do. not comply. start getting back to actual normal, americans. >> will: tomi put your finger on it. the real question is this. are they hypocrites. is it rules for thee but not for me or is it actually they are not afraid of covid? it's all a ruse. it's all theater. they are living life the way we should be living. >> they are being caught in this act of fear to which they decided to participate in and demand the rest of us all participate in. it clearly, if joe biden feels safe enough to walk through a d.c. restaurant maskless, that it can't be quite as scary as he has been telling the public and it's all just as you say and as tomi said acts of hypocrisy happening on extraordinary scale. look at the response to this. you know, the mayor of chicago and the president of the united states both fail their own self-imposed piece of theater. they both fail at that but this month they don't even bother to give an explanation. at least mayor walter reed last month decided to come up with that pile of crock about how the music was so moving her it was just such a great gig that she couldn't help but take her mask off. if you and i go to a second rate music gig we have got to stay maskless. really top musicians in the bay area take your mask off. otherwise, the rest of us mask up and listening to -- >> will: i don't know what moves you, douglas. i don't know when you feel the spirit. maybe you will be similarly empowered. you wrote the madness of crowds when do people do what tomi just suggested. when do they stop complying and leaders and go that's for me, stew? >> tops got to be this moment where we see that the theater isn't sustainable. it's not sustainable. clearly. as we see. the people making the rules can't follow the rules. they don't think they need to. they make up. that's really the moment should break down. i don't think it's going to stop until we say it does. >> will: tomi. last word to you. i will ask you this though. do you have a song -- do you have a hall pass for your mask? what move tomi lahren what makes you feel the spirit? >> listen, i live in nashville, tennessee. we are music city. what really moves me is freedom. i'm not a patriot or a sheep. i'm going to wake up and live my life. we are already doing that in nashville, tennessee and we are enjoying it. i have got to say there is strength in numbers. if we all would refuse to comply with arbitrary mandates. take your mask off. if you stand up you have to put it on. it makes no scientific sense. strength in numbers. everybody come together and let's go brandon. >> will: freedom by george michael that's the song you are going to pick. freedom by george michael. >> let's do it. >> will: freedom or george straight or whatever it may be. i did hear your last line, tomi. tomi, douglas thank you both for being on the show tonight. coming up in stral, sitting on a park bench with a cup of tea will get a police boot literally on your neck. journalist is next. h. but this is worth. and that - that's actually worth more than you think. don't open that. wealth is important, and we can help you build it. but it's what you do with it, that makes life worth living. principal. for all it's worth. >> are you ready to start a great career? >> safelite is now hiring. >> you will love your job. >> there's room to grow... >> ...and lots of opportunities. >> so, what are you 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journalism also looking at australian woman thrown to the ground and having audacity to drink tea on park bench. sites like this commonplace where authoritarian covid rules given australiaen police license brutal control over residents. >> detail given. what they did once they pulled her to the ground. >> are you all right? >> [inaudible] >> you live across the road. >> definitely, yeah. comes to exercise almost every day. address and names. before i know it, i'm being told if i don't consent. >> will: australia finding people for traveling more 5 k 1. this is a couple across the street from their home. this is rules that would make almost any american freak out, the people of australia seem to have been largely accepting these kinds of rules. the man on your screen was a journalist named avy yemeni, and he has been gathering video and asking questions and being there for every one of these protests and some people are beginning to call out these outrageous laws. joining me now is that journalist who captured this shocking park moment and many, many others yemeni, done great journalism on this topic. avi, tell me what's going on in australia? what is the mindset among australians to accept this type of rule? >> i think australians are compliant country. we are compliant people and the fact that when we are supposed to get out of our sixth, snap seven day lockdown after 262 days in hard lockdown there is the most locked down city in the world. what you saw there was not a protest. it was somebody literally drinking a cup of tea with her husband on a park bench across the road. >> avi, you have talked to police. you are right there at these protests and when these incidents being enforced. you have talked to the police. i'm so fascinated by this. what is the mindset of the police do. they all appreciate and embrace this type of rule and this new power they have? are there some going or great percentage of them going no, this is wrong? >> i couldn't tell you how many. there are some that are certainly embracing it and enjoying the power trip. but, you can see in a lot of the videos they don't seem to note rules or the laws themselves. as soon as somebody stands up to them, they are not used to it and back down quite quickly like any bully, any school yard bully that's the way it happens. a lot of these citizens and civilians just don't know their rights and don't know the rules as well. and don't know how to defend themselves. and to be honest when the cops don't realize or when there are no cameras on them. they act as if there are no laws that they are bound by. i heard that there are a number of cops that choose to take sick days on planned protest days which seem to be every weekend at the moment. but, i couldn't tell you how many it is scary. i will tell you a year and a half ago i was standing there back the blue coronavirus one of the long lasting requirements in this country is going to be police trying to win back the respect of the community. >> will: avi, you and i spent an hour or so together on the will cain podcast. if they want to hear more what's going on in australia download that and listen to this conversation. i ask you this question, avi and then i ask you again tonight. it may have changed with this latest incident you recorded. in your time with these rolling emergencies in australia. what's the worst thing you have seen so far in terms of authoritarianism? ?it looks like we have frozen ad lost avi there. there we go. >> i would say probably for me the worst has been witnessing police tear gas and deploy counter-terrorism units against peaceful protesters who are demonstrating for their freedom after 262 days in stay at home orders. some of the scenes we are seeing at these protests to me is something i never ever in mild my wildest dreams to be bear witness to. >> will: 262 days of lockdown. avi yemeni, rebel news australia. thanks for being on tonight. don't go anywhere. kat timpf is here. and she is going on the clock next. ♪ ♪ speak a few minutes left in the show , should we go? >> first off, it really sucks to look like brian laundry. yes, a man who looks like brian laundry, people might look at you funny, get a date i guess and also the cops might bust on your door. a camper found out the hard way when he woke up from a nap to the feds at his door. the handcuffs went away and realize he was not american's want a criminal. because that is scary. it's a tough time for her bald guys right now. i'll say that it's a very tough time because you see that you got to take the phone call. this guy in addition to being a white bald guy with a beard he enjoys the night hike. exactly, it's very tough. he also checked into the home h, he checked far too many boxes. he shaved his beard and did not have a good chin. >> did he shave it? >> he had to because he looked too much like that. speak on next up, who is a good boy? move over, they may soon have robot dogs fighting their wars and they're not as good as you might expect. they have sniper rifles attached . speak up that's interesting to me, people are like it's scary to give a robot a gun because they might use it wrong and i've got bad news about people. that can always happen. ai kind of scares me and i do not know why. i don't have alexa because i do not want alexa or any of that stuff that listens to me. google knows what i google and that's bad enough. >> this is like the baby version of ai, soon come it's good to be in total control and smarter than us and compound interests. we will be plugged into the matrix and basically human batteries. until you take the red pill. next up, our sweet prince is back and he's going to the american financial system. they put it statue on wall street as a symbol to the millions of people who according to them struggle under bananas capitalist system. they also dumped 10,000 bananas over the charging bull statue. >> okay, i do not want to be mean to harambe because r.i.p. but i'm just saying that that is very 2016. to the people who were in charge of the protest did they read anything stated later that's 2016? >> what is too soon? popular culture now, -- >> there is no such thing as too soon. >> it's too late. >> i get the too late. i'm with you. >> again, i go into disrespect to harambe, there's many others who love him. he is a great future ahead of him. i'm not thinking about him very much anymore. to speak of that type of pop culture, it's gone in a minute. i'm fascinated. we should do that more. >> my dad makes fun of me right away. >> finally, the president is sick -- can i read that? i'll read it, they wrote it. they wrote it. i'm ron burgundy. he's going after the root cause, bad parents, bad parents and they're planning on giving the parents a timeout by punishing them. >> punishing them how? >> i don't know. >> i feel like being bad how? eye of the beholder, i will see a kid sometimes out doing something he's not supposed to be doing but i enjoy. if i see a kid that supposed to doing what he supposed to do. soon to be 33-year-old woman, you're like you don't know anything, just wait, the world is coming from you. >> what kind of punishment do you get for your own behaved kid? the misbehaved kid is the punishment. good point. thank you. thank you for watching "fox news primetime" new episode of the podcast is out today. do not forget to check it out. you can hear it from jonathan, and more and i'll be back tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. tucker carlson this next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." if general colin powell died this morning at the age of 84. what a life it was. in his later years, he became a part of partisan politics. for most of his life, he was much bigger than the politics. if you're old enough to recall the first gulf war you know that: paul was the last public official that most americans believed