businesses including a liquor store which was a first naturally. then as the riding accelerated and walked down the street and burned down the third precinct police station. minneapolis police station. as you saw that happen you realized this is different than what we've seen before. scene rights before in 1992 and a rodney king verdict. torched a lot of that city heard but they didn't burn any police stations. because he can't burn a police station because there are police there and there aren't and they represent the law.la they enforce the law. he can't burn on the police station because if you do that then you know the whole thing is -- and that's exactly what happened. just days into the history at last summer while i was burning. and this is an this was clear. all we don't allow police stations to get burned. the message was this. the police can't protect you, they can't even protect themselves. so the police aren't in charge. the authorities conquered the mob is now in charge. so as this is happening, there happens to be a reporter standing right there with a microphone and a camera taking those pictures directly to your living room. the reporter was called allie and he is famously not superbright that he was on the scene. watch how he described what was happening righttc behind him >> the fire engines cannot get in here. no ability to bring anybody in here. i want to be clear and how i characterize this. this is mostly a protest. it is not generally speaking unruly. in >> tucker: probably seen a hundred times. watch every morning for every occasion. it's mostly a protest. flames in the background. it is generally speaking unruly. so that tape as we just said is very famous. and a lot of -- that reporter. he could not even describe what he was seeing accurately. what a gas. but it wasn't the gas. it is not taken out of context. in fact it was there editoriallu a policy to lie about what you were seeing. to characterize them as peaceful protest and it wasn't just an embellishment. that very day, the way least of all and is to be anchors, a character called craig,, explained in that week's approach to the story. and we are quoting. this will guide our reporting in minnesota. the situation on the ground in minneapolis is fluid and there has been violence, it is most accurate at this time to describe what is happening there as protests. not riots. paging dr. orwell. not riots. no, they are not rights. the one things they aren't but they are torching police stations and looting liquor stores. but they are not rights. emmitsburg not an outlier in adopting this policy but the reality is here -- >> let's not forget if anyone is judging. if i'm not judging this i am wondering what is going on. our country was started because -- the boston tea party. >> writing. so do not get it twisted and think that this is something that has never happened beforere and it so terrible and where are we and these are savages and all of that. this is how this country was started. >> tucker: totally normal. been saying it forn hundreds of years paid sam adams himself torched a wendy's and looted a liquor store before it burning a police station and downtown. we've always had riots and virtually every day it's totally normal. so your job as a viewer per cnn, msnbc, "new york times," "washington post," all the rest of them, was to remain calm,ai acknowledge that this is just the way things are, the way they've always been, and accept it. the country your ancestors built is on fire but shut up because your ancestors also burned it down. that's not true. in fact it is grotesquely untrue and you have to be historically lit the mic illiterate to believe it but it worked. as propaganda does. that's where they do it. so instead of pushing back iagainst this writing, most americans kind of wood along with it. wasn't quite white to me but that's how started. in other words as your quality of life declines, you were instructed not to noticed. in this trend has continued. "the washington post" had this headline. we are quoting. don't rant about short-staffed stores and supply chain woes, rather than living constantly in the verge of throwing a fit, we do ourselves a favor by consciously lowering expectations. got that? so if you don't like the fact that the shelves are bare in your local store, don't throw a fit, don't be an entitled little tool. lower your expectations. what did you expect in america? come on. red lines. we have always lines. they're charmingly retro, these broad lines. don't complain. that is the message and surprisingly that message is coming from directly from the people destroying your country for that would be the white house. here -- almost impossible to take this for real and not just some sort of mock-up of a wesleyan gender studies students. and today she was asked about the supply chain problems. our ports are shut down, what do we do? watch as she mocks reporter's question. >> the question on the timing of the supply chain issues. the reaction the president has taken. it was clear in march of 2020 21 covid hit that the supply transfer of the world had been disrupted. even as -- the fight against covid proceeded. for people it was crystal clear things were not improving on the supply chain. people could not get dishwashers and furniture and treadmills delivered on time. not to mention all sorts of other things. >> the tragedy of the treadmill delay. >> but here -- the serious point is why didn't the president asked sooner in a more aggressive way? >> tucker: complaining without having a treadmill? settle down, karen. do you want to exercise? you have netflix and weed, shut up. get back to your queue and lower your expectations. if you do go outside, if you go deto the walgreens, it is close and so is the cvs because everything in their has been stolen and thieves who have no bent rebranded as civil rights protesters. stop complaining, karen, it has always been this way. san francisco is very few walgreens or cvs is were stores like that left because they've all been looted. by civil rights protesters. that's the problem according to the mayor san francisco. asas she explains in this amazig piece of tape it is reallygr walgreens' fault. >> ultimately they've made their decision. we are trying to work with them in order to ensure that we are covered in terms of having pharmacies all across the city. going to impact a lot of our neighborhoods but i would not say they can't do business. they still have a lot of stores. everywhere you look almost every corner you will see a walgreens and some of these stores are not closing because of retail task they're closing because they are not necessarily bringing in the sales that they once did. so i don't want to attribute that completely to this retail theft. >> tucker: you are so tempted -- if you elect a mayor that time then you kind of deserve what you get to. the truth is not everybody and san francisco voted for her despite her alluring name. they don't deserve this. no one deserves this. the truth is you should not have daily looting in american cities because it is a first world country. this is not some third world. this is once again the country that our ancestors built. a great country. you're not allowed to steal. period. all of a sudden you can steal and/or leader is telling you what we have always been able ts steal. bit is okay. you bring your kids to school and wait a second, they are junkies living in tents right across from your kids 'school. they have always been there too. there were there when you were a kid and you never noticed. just readjust your expectations. settle down, karen. here is seattle's mayor explaining that children ares just going to have to deal with the junkies living in tents right next to their school. here's a news report from seattle. >> he is -- a k-8 public school. it's property includes this which was taken over by thousands of homeless the neighbors they are bringing even more problems. >> this morning morning in my guarding, i found an empty packet that had drugs in it. speak of us by are rich from neighbors and parents whose kids are just now able to return to their school, to go seattle school board members are refusing to let the encampment be cleared. the mayor decided not to intervene claiming thebe public school property is private property and off-limits without an invitation. >> tucker: of the one thing you can't do is expel the junkies. not the homeless, homeless is like some sort of protected class like protesters. talking about people shooting up and breaking into cars to support their habit and selling themselves and prepping a woman. they are junkies and they are on your kids 'health school lawn.wn but we can't intervene and that because it is always been that way. just lower your expectations, karen. peered in new york city, police are not to intervene when they see junkies shooting up in the sidewalk. can't get in the way and you shouldn't because you've always had junkies in our park. sam adams smoking meth in boston once upon a time. in washington, d.c., a full 60% of its train cars which you pay for. going to have to find another way to get to work because train service is not working anymore. just lower your expectations. in philadelphia last week, several people on trains got on the trainra and then man a woman on the train for minutes. witnesses describe what they saw on fox 29 and philadelphia. here's part of it. >> 69th street station passengers of the train line or outraged. speak of the attack was brutal. it was wicklow and the worst part is the people were watching. >> several people watching some within arm's length say upper darby superintendent of police arrested his 35-year-old man who they say is seen onn a train security camera sitting next to the alleged victim touching her and then rating her. investigators say a female employee called in the attack which was relayed on radio about the attacker disrobing on a train at 56 street station. he said he was arrested at 69th street station on the train in the act. >> tucker: this has always been the way america works. remember her? she was killed and nobody said anything peer that difference though, we were shocked by that. 55 years ago. in this case, passengers watched this woman get but they were on their phone. p they were online gaming.ey the police chief of philadelphia transportation authority says nobody who sought did anything about it. >> i can tell you that people werere holding their phone up in the direction of this woman being attacked. >> tucker: and by attacked and to be totally clear i hate to use the word, because it's the right word, she was. and they did nothing. so how does this happen? talking about root causes. what were the root causes of this? we can tell you that 35-year-old man who apparently her has a criminal record and shouldn't have been here in the first place. on an overstated student visa. should have been deported. that should never have happened. should never have been here and the only reason he was the because he and a lot of people like him have been invited here and left to stay by other people who run the country but who don't read the train. this particular man first came to the united states in 2012 on a student visa. that visa ended in 2015 because he was no longer student. court records show he racked up "multiple arrests and two misdemeanor convictions, one for controlled substances and one for sexual abuse." so here is someone the country illegally who is convicted of w sexual abuse and/or drugs but he is still here? so why aren't people allowed to remain here in jail? this guy was put into immigration detention back in january of 2013 but he never got deported because the immigration legal system said he should receive a special stay of removal. so week is what if a withholding of removal from the immigration judge two years ago back in 2019.co according to court documents, that came after "the board of immigration appeals found his misdemeanor sex offense was not a serious crime." just a minor sex offense. and therefore he was ineligible forns withholding from removal. so to recap, you can walk into our country on the invitation of her leaders in the public and you can overstay your visa and in so doing mock our loss. then you can get busted for drugs and date sex crime. not deported, allowed to stay, and then you go on probably inevitably at this point, to a woman on a train in full view of a crowd that does nothing to stopop it. but it's always been this way. don't get uptight. readjust your expectations. you want more of this? we may be getting it. today, joe biden's nominee, guy called chris magness set for his confirmation here. it turns out that he, if anything, is to the left of biotin, even to the left of barack obama, on immigration. just a year ago when the police chief of tucson, arizona, he rejected a federal grant as part of a program called operation stone guard that was supported by the obama administration. the point of the program must help the border towns fight cartel violence and drug trafficking. that wouldck seem a worthy goal. not really directly related to immigration, directly related to ethe deaths of hundreds of thousands of americans but chris and his wisdom rejected that money. his own police department was outraged but he didn't care because he is a good person unlike you. he is happy to abet the deaths of thousands of americans by drug overdose. he said that this money and this mission, stopping drug cartels, is not aligned with the work he is doing. that work is opening our country. so here you have the person who was about to oversee our's borders security who does not believe in borders. if that bothers you in any way, if you think we should be t deporting and instead of lettine them on trains, the white house has a very clear message for you. shut up, karen. stop complaining. those arsonists are mostly protesters. that treadmill, you don't deserve a treadmill. lower your expectations. senator josh hawley is not used to it. he represents misery in the united states senate. he joins us. thanks so much for coming on. there is this weird phenomenon where you point out in my case i'm 50 years old and it wasn't always this way. he didn't have junkies living on school grounds when i was growing up. what is this and they look at you like are you crazy it out always er ask >> i think lower your expectations is the slogan of the biden presidency. you talk about bringing back the old days and the 1970s. this is like reliving jimmy carter's worst years in office. we are to lead the american people are the problem. for the problem. the national malaise, it's all the people's fault. it's all joe biden's will and his terrible policy. trying to run down this country because it does not believe in the and the truth is we are not a weak nation. we are a strong nation and it's time we started acting like. >> tucker: the strength -- i assume is in the population itself and if you watch people sit back as colonies of junkies living in tents grow across the kids school and no one shows up and says get out of here you can to be her. that would seem an expression of strength to me. i went out one point people's do that. hopefully soon. >> i hope so also so. you see what the biden administration is trying to do in terms of intimidating people. reminds me of what they want too do with school boards we redo a parent showing up and say hold on, i don't want to take this. i want to have a say in the biden administration trying to intimidate them with the fbi. this is an attempt to silence the american populace. is not going to work because the american people are strong and they're going to say we are not going to stand for this. and joe biden is going to have to learn the hard way that ultimately if you try to run down a strong nation the american people are going to say we are not having it. and in the meantime, it means we have a lot of work to do because we simply can't let him run this country into the ground. >> tucker: i think that's well put. senator josh hawley. missouri -- of all the things going wrong this country there is one bright red line. its vaccine mandates per the one thing congress is a ignoring. forcing people to take something they don't want in a case of a hundred million americans that they don't need against a virus they have natural protection from. if we allow that, there is no enzymatic to what we enforce. but if you people are fighting back, including a few well-known entertainers. country music star travis is one of them. he is a major announcement and joins us next. ♪ ♪ this. he joins us next. ♪ ♪ . ♪ ♪ >> tucker: here is something that is kind of sad but true. the overwhelming majority of people may dislike something but in real life, nothing really changes until powerful people stand up against it. that is why this is a significant story.y. country music star travis tritt has announced he is canceling any performance in any venue that mandates masks, requires covid vaccinations, or pushes unreasonable covid casting protocols.da why is he doing this? travis tritt joins us to explain. travis tritt, we are honored to have you on the show, thanksks r coming on, and going to ask you to explain why you're doing this and let you talk. >> well, we have done about 75 shows so far this year. t all over the country, tucker.l, and in spite of the fact that some people would try to labelr. these as being "super-spreaders," the actual numbers don't reflect that at all. as a matter of fact, quite the opposite. in most of these areas, we have seen the covid numbers actually drop dramatically overe the last few weeks and months, and so it came as quite a shock to me and a lot of my fans when after the first week of october, during the first week of october, a lot of these shows had restrictions placed on them, not by the state, not by the local city government, not by the local health department and municipalities, but by the actual promoters/venue owners. >> tucker: yes. >> and there was nothing that justified that. and so, i started getting a ton of messages from fans who were basically not warned about these mandates or restrictions ahead of time, showed up at the gate, and were turned away, and were not even offered refunds, they were offered credits to an upcoming show that had to be used within the next 12 months, or else they would lose their money for tickets, and it was just heartbreaking to me. these people have been shut out from getting a chance to go see concerts for over a year, and they are finally getting a chance to do that again, and now they are being turned away for some unexplained reason, so this is not about -- this is not about following the science or trying to look out for the safety of -- of the people o there. this is about something else. this is trying to divide people. this is trying to shame people. this is trying to basically discriminate against people that they don't feel are clean enough to be part of enjoying a concert like that. >> tucker: man, that is so nicely put. so the question is, you are not the only touring artist who is experiencing this, but you are one of the very few i'm aware of who has said anything about it, who said i'm not putting up with this, i'm not going along with it. why did you decide not to go along with this? because you could have just ignored it like everybody else is. >> you know, i come from a hardworking, middle-class family. and i have been extremely blessed, i came from nothing. to have a wonderful, wonderful career that has lasted for over 35 years in this business, and to see people that i know -- i know these people, these are hardworking americans that just want to take care p of their families, put food on the table for their families, put a roof over their head, and occasionally go out and experience a concert, you know, enjoy themselves, forget about all their troubles for a little while, and to be able to enjoy all of those different things, that is something that i just, i felt like i had to stand up for freedom. freedom for all of those people to be able to go out and do what they enjoy doing and enjoy a concert without beingo harassed. >> tucker: man, and you are willing to lose money on that -- >> yeah. >> tucker: a credit to country music. i appreciate you. travis tritt, that was great. thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. >> tucker: so, the bidenve administration has decided to cleanse the united states military of any disobedient people. might have the wrong thoughts or vote the wrong way, too much testosterone.ro you would think that navy seals that help americans who object to the coronavirus vaccine on any grounds, but certainly religious grounds, would get a pass, since it is america. but no, navy seals are being threatened if they object on any grounds. we will have more on that. plus, is it possible to get hired if you are not vaccinated? 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i think every american has an interest in knowing -- put so much in these seal teams and a lot of guys are going to be fired over this, this something that should be concerned for all of us, so where are they as of tonight? >> thanks for having me, tucker. just as you said, first liberty institute represents 40 u.s. navy seals, our nations -- one of our nation's mostre elite fighting forces, and right now, they are fighting for their careers and their livelihoods, and you would think that in this country, the department of defense would respect religious beliefs, but instead, the navy is using religious beliefs as some sort of ideological litmus test to purge anybody who opposes the vaccine from our military, and that is un-american, and actually really endangers our national security and our military readiness. >> tucker: so that is kind of the point, right? by forcing this, you get to find out who sincerely believes in god, and then you know, you know their names at that point, then expel them using the pretext of the covid vaccine. >> i think that is exactly what is going on.n. i saw an article just today where the dod said the vast majority of people who have not yet been vaccinated have not done so because they are going to be asking for a religious exemption, so the dod has come out and said they don't intend on granting or approving any of those religious exemptions across any of the branches, and the navy has now said yeah, and we are going to start punishing people for it. our clients, these navy seals, n they have been told that even if the request is ultimatelyt approved, they are going to be removed from the navy seal community, some have already been told to turn in their warfare devices, the pins they wear on their uniform thatwe thy went through hell, is what they call it, in order to earn them, and now they are being told to turn it over because you are no longer capable of serving in the united states navy or being a navy seal, which is absolutely abhorrent, and they have been told that their family members, their spouses, and their children are not allowed to travel if they are not vaccinated., since when does the dod have authority or jurisdiction overav family members? and then to add injury to insult, the navy has now come out and said they can begin to seek recoupment for the training expenses that were spent on training these elite warriors, so i mean, where does the madness stop? >> tucker: right, and where our christian leaders, the leaders of methodist or lutheran or episcopal did not denominations from a catholic church, why are they not defending christians being persecuted for their beliefs? if you are in one of those churches and you are not defending these guys and millions like them, why don't you go do something else, work at arby's or do something useful with your life.oude >> well, first liberty is defending them, tucker, and if people want to help us get behind them, please go to firstliberty.org, because we are doing this free of charge. >> tucker: amen. i'm glad you are. michael barry, thank you.hi >> thanks for having me. >> tucker: well, there is new polling on why people get hired and why they don't. turns out, a lot of people who do the hiring for big companies says they a automatically eliminate any person who doesn't include his or her vaccine status. resumebuilder.com found 33% of hiring managers "automatically eliminate resumes that do not include a covid-19 vaccination statement," 69% of manager said "more likely to hire someone already vaccinated against covid-19."ti is this legal? can you do this in america? what is the limit to asking people for details about their health history? serious question. harmeet dhillon would know.s she is one of this country's premier civil rights lawyers and founder of the center for american liberty. harmeet, thanks for coming on.r have you been tested for covid, you have tuberculosis, what is your hiv status? is this allowed? >> well, it surprises a lot of americans who call my law firm that the eeoc in most states department of hiring and employment of the state have said that it is entirely legal for an employer to mandate vaccination as a condition of employment.y the employer must offer to consider accommodations for religious and medical exemptions, but they don't actually have to accommodate it if doing so would create more than a hardship for the employer. i do not agree with this law, just to be very clear, but that is the current state of the law, and it is strange because of the same time the same employment laws prevent me as an employer from asking people about their intention to get pregnant, or even their fertility status, or their hiv status, or any of a host of other medical conditionh or choices or preferences that people may have, and so this is really an incongruous type of a requirement, and i hope that when republicans get around to being able to make the laws again, they really reconsider this deference and worship to corporations that is destroying the livelihoods of manynd americans today. >> tucker: deference toward and worship of corporations. as always, harmeeter dhillon, that's exactly what it is. appreciate everything you do and your coming on tonight. >> thank you. >> tucker: well, a group of former military personnelta gathered in the nation's capital today, and a lot of interesting statements about ufos. these are former government employees, and they have firsthand evidence of these unknown objects interacting with and shutting down our nuclear weapon systems. we have details on that from some who covered that today. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: oh, another ufo segment. that's crazy. you would have to be crazy to believe that is possible. really? is it any crazier than what is coming out of, say, your average white house briefing? with that in mind, a fascinating conference today about ufos and nuclear weapons took place in washington. u.s. air force captain was part of an incident in which a ufo disabled ten nuclear missiles. here's part of what he said. >> there has been a long history of ufo incidents and encounters, with much investigation of that from 1947 and even earlier. in september of 1966, i was minuteman launch patrol officer and deputy commander of a launch crew station at minot air force base in north dakota. i was involved in a ufo incident at that time, where a flying object tampered with and took down a total of ten nuclear tipped icbm missiles by rendering them unlaunchable. >> tucker: tom rogan is one of the rare serious journalists, actual journalists, in washington. he has been on the story for years in a very rigorous way., he is a columnist now at the "washington examiner" and joins us tonight for a recap. tom, thanks a lot for coming on. what did you learn today at this event? >> thanks, tucker. i think the key point here is although these gentlemen have been telling their stories for a while, now they are doing it inn a fashion where they can finally be taken seriously by more people, and unfortunately, there were not that many journalists there today but i think the keyo point is people with some of the highest security clearances at the height of the cold war in the u.s. air force, multiple different individuals and multiple different sites across a period of decades, say ufos interacted with nuclear weapons platforms and either rendered them inoperable or took them off line. so something was done by a technological force, as these officers would suggest, that cannot be explained, and that in and of itself, surely, should be big news, worthy of serious further investigation. >> tucker: by definition, any force that can take america's nuclear weapons off-line is something you need to worry about. presumably the pentagon has been looking at those. have they given any indication of what they think happened?go >> what's i think unfortunate, and i guess we are at the start of a process, the director of national intelligence had this report, but what is unfortunate is the government does know that there is a nuclear connection. they kept that classified.me frankly, i can understand why some of it is classified, but they should come clean with a lot more that they know. i mean, the simple fact, the u.s. navy, why does the navy keep seeing these things with the aircraft carriers? aircraft carriers are nuclear powered. why do submarines see them? nuclear connection. this nuclear missile incident from the cold war, there is credible testimony from a great historian on this, robert hastings, who wrote a book "ufos and nukes," to suggest the soviets had similar incidents. something is going on, not america, not china, not russia, and we need to take it seriously instead of laughing it off as an issue for crazy people. >> tucker: right, there are a lot of crazy people in this world right now. the people who take this seriously may be among the least crazy in our public conversation. tom rogan, i appreciate you coming out tonight and covering this. thank you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: bob salas is the name of another u.s. air force officer who spoke at today's press conference, we sat down with him on an episode of "tucker carlson originals" called "ufo files," and here's what he said. >> in march 24th, 1967, i was stationed air force base in montana. >> bob salas was a captain in a u.s. air force base in montana when something shocking happened in the night sky. >> we were located about 60 feet underground. when i get a phone call from my topside guard. flight security controller. he said "sir, seeing some strange lights in the sky, they are flying very fast, just above our facility, stopping on a dime, reversing course, making 90-degree turns." >> tucker: there's always been a lot of pressure not to take the subject seriously. of course, there's a lot of pressure not to take a lot of subjects seriously. we laugh in the face of pressuro so we have always taken it fiercely. you can stream that episode on fox nation. it is worth it. well, one progressive activist group has now decided that the most racist thing in america happens also to be the greatest in america, two-parent households. more on that next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: so one of the hallmarks of a decadent society is proliferation of useless, tax-exempt think tank type organizations, ngos. they sprout up like mushrooms after rain. here's one called the national council on family relations. that sounds kind of harmless. it turns out they are against families. they hate families and want to destroy them. they are now telling us, this group, the nuclear family is a form of white supremacy. "like white privilege, family privilege is an unacknowledged, unearned benefit instantiated -- if that is even a word -- instantiated in u.s. laws, policies, and practices." anyway, that is what they are claiming. we feel it is worth rebutting it because if you don't, people start to believe it. kendall qualls is founder and president of take charge minnesota and joins us now. thanks so much for coming on. so, how exactly -- first of all, how is it unearned? it is the most earned thing in life, but how is a nuclear family racist? >> well, it's not. it's a further continuation of critical race theory and proponents of critical race theory. i can tell you, tucker, that this program and this initiative is something that is actually going counter to where we are going in the black community, especially here in minnesota, and with take charge, we are launching a program to turn the culture back to where we wereun before we had help from the government. in fact, the day that martin luther king was assassinated, i was five years old. at that time, the black community was nearly 80% two-parent families. today, we are 80% fatherless homes and within our lifetimes, we have seen this happen. i call it a cultural genocide, this was not the way we used to live, and proponents of critical race theory want to make this a normative and we are headed the other way. >> tucker: as a man in yourri 50s, have you met anyone of any race who grew up with a dad and said "i am really glad i did grew up without a dad in a single-parent household"? does anybody really want that, i wonder? >> absolutely not. absolutely not.si we are dealing with false narratives being pushed, not only in our k-12, but this is just another extension of that further push of a narrative that is un-american and anti-christian, anti-american, what they are trying to push, and they want us to buy it, and we are not doing nothing of the sort. >> tucker: that's right. it is totally antihuman. i almost didn't want to do this tonight because it seems soo obvious, but if you do not articulate the stuff and push back some of the next thing youu know what your children will be learning it is shameful to have two parents. >> absolutely, and i tell people this, it is so important, this whole critical race theory push, this included, is not a new civil rights movement, no black-led movement, no martin luther king, no al sharpton, it is the biggest fraud they m are pushing across the american people, and we aree speaking across the country to fight back and people have taken note and are listening. >> tucker: no, it is apple and amazon and citibank behind it, and i would much, much rather have al sharpton behind it. at least he is a human being, not a soulless -- [laughter] look, if you had to choose. better than apple, i would say. kendall qualls, appreciate you coming on tonight. thank you. >> thanks, tucker. i want to remind your listeners they can find out on our website. >> tucker: amen. good to see you. that's it for us tononight. we will be back 8:00 p.m., the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, groupthink, have the best night, the great sean hannity awaits right now. >> sean: oh, okay, thanks, tucker, and welcome to "hannity." >> announcer: americans held hostage behind enemymy lines, day 66. >> sean: day 66,in americans, their families, our allies, green card holders, all abandoned in afghanistan, left to suffer, die under taliban rule, 79 days since joe biden promised not to abandon them, 49 days now since joe even mentioned them, not one time in 49 days. the biden administrationne once referred to the taliban terrorists as they are businesslike and professional. we are learning tonight that taliban leaders handing out