to do the things that you wanted to do. you are moving backwards. it is a very backwards feeling. short of armed robbery, nothing makes americans poorer than inflation. finance mobile -- it is a good thing for them. everyone else hates it. new inflation numbers are out. according to consumer price index, inflation is up almost 7% over the past 12 months. that is very high. the problem is the reality is much worse than that. and that is because the consumer index is useless as a guide to life in america. it doesn't actually measure the cost of living. in that way, it is a lie. it is a right to government number, one of many. assigning relative weight to different categories of good, it is a very complex series of formulas. some of them were formulated in good faith, others were designed to deceive you. but in effect, the bottom line is the cpi does a very bad job of measuring how much it actually costs to live in this country. for example, gas prices. in the cpi gas prices contribute to less than 4% of the total value with products included. that is realistic if you happen to live in manhattan, but if you have a car and you drive more than a few miles to work every day, that is ridiculous. because for you, gas prices are a far larger part of your budget. and yet all of this is ignored by the cpi. you don't need to need to be an economist to understand this. the bottom line is, these are not accurate numbers. but they were put together by people who we consider very smart. so you have to ask yourself, why are these numbers and accurate? think about it. the consumer price index measures the downside of federal economic policy. so let's say you printed too many u.s. dollars, you wanted to find useless programs and pay off your donors. if you did that, you would devalue your own currency. he would cause inflation over time and you would impoverish your own population. but of course, he would want to hide those effects until everybody that thanks to you the economy is great. and the consumer price index allows politicians to do that. the cpi allows rock less economically illiterate leaders to hide the mess they have made. it is a conflict of interest if there ever was one. it's like putting bernie made off in charge of the audit community. what you think is going to happen if you do that? fake numbers allow fake economists to tell a fake story about what is actually happening to the country. they have definitely been doing that. >> are economists have conveyed that they feel that the impasse of our proposals will be transitory. >> they suggest there is a transitory nature to the inflation problem. >> they call all of these things transitory effects. >> these inflations we are experiencing is transitory. >> we've had several months of high inflation that most economists, including me, believe will be transitory. >> we don't expect that that upward pleasure dome i pressure would -- that the effects will . >> tucker: maxine waters on economic policy? please, stay in your lane. but the last guy is regarded as very smart. his name is jerome powell, the chairman of the federal reserve. he has now updated his assessment, transitory, after weeks of being laughed at. he no longer uses that word, transitory, to describe. "it's probably a good time to retire that word." too late, no one believes you anymore. no one who was paying attention. there was only one accurate way to measure inflation and some they haven't figured it out. ask yourself, what does it cost you to live in this country compared to what it cost you a year ago? it's not complicated. do the math and you will see that the actual number, the rise in inflation, is not even close to the 7% that washington is claiming. in the last year, the price of used car for example has gone up by more than 30%. beef prices have risen by 21%. crude oil up 55%. wheat 37%. sugar, 33%. palm oil, 43%. do you drink coffee in the morning? too bad, the price of coffee has risen 108% in the last year. deal at breakfast cereal? oats are up 114%. those are the numbers you see on the label at the grocery store. in addition to conventional inflation, consumers also face widespread -- that is an informal term that economists use for the shrinking of consumer products. so companies sell you less for the same price. have you bought a snickers bar recently? if it seems a lot smaller than it used to, that is because it is. and those are just the products you buy. most people in this country still live indoors and the cost of living indoors has risen dramatically. rent and southern california for example has tripled in a single year. >> inflation and migration. people from l.a. and orange county moving to the inland empire in search of affordable housing are two reasons for the booming real estate market and the high rent and the inland empire. some landlords have more than tripled rent prices in the last year. >> an apartment that is in not a great area of -- eight used to go for 800 a month. and we just noticed it was up for 2600 per month. space hasn't changed, it is like a two bedroom apartment with barely any livable space. >> tucker: $2600 per month for a depressing little unit in a deeply crummy part of the state that cost $800 a year ago. so that is what was happening at when jerome powell and joe biden was telling you inflation was transitory. by the way, everybody else knows exactly what's going on because it is impossible to ignore. >> americans are seeing the side effects of inflation in their budgets. general mills even announcing their raising the prices of some of their serials by up to 20%. to speak at the grand total of our thanksgiving dinner was $51.25. >> more than 20% over last year's list. to. >> the dollar tree is hiding its prices from $1 to a dollar 25 foremost items. if you are lucky enough to find, you will paramore pay more for it. >> this would normally be somewhere around -- low $20. >> pizzerias across the five boroughs are raising the price of a slice. dollar slices are now up to a dollar and $0.50. >> those who heat with oil will need to dig deeper this year. >> the average homeowner is probably going to pay about $500 more than they did a year ago. >> tucker: so tell us again, joe biden, how inflation is at 7%. rates of more government numbers to us. one group that would never even consider believing numbers like this -- like this, his investors. they are not looking into consumer price index and they know exactly what dangerous inflation looks like. that is why they are buying hard assets. we see it everywhere. the median sales price and the existing single-family home in boston texas increased 33.5% in a single year. the median price of a condo around miami has gone up nearly 21%. real estate was already wildly overheated, now it is a bonfire. why is that happening? simple, investors are afraid. consider equities prices. the s&p 500 is up 28% in the last year. if you are looking for the real inflation rate, that is a lot closer. if you think about money for a living, you really think about the economy and the value of the u.s. dollar, look at the value of cryptocurrency. it is by definition a refuge from inflation. people buy bitcoins and they decide the u.s. dollar is no longer safe. what is happened a bit coin is up 164% in the last year. the theory is up 622%. so if you could -- you could consider that on the referendum on the strength of our economic system. because that is exactly what it is. these are major changes to the u.s. economy and they are very ominous. there is no bigger story than this. and yet amazing, the shameless hacks are studiously ignoring it. here is cnbc's internal financial genius telling us that in fact under joe biden we are now entering a new economic golden age. watch. speak up to me, we have the strongest economy perhaps i have ever seen. it is the best in years. we have all spotted the endless "help-wanted" signs, the tremendous demand for goods and services, a marvel to behold. people are confident about their jobs. i say, fantastic. they are doing it with cash, not credit. they are doing so in roaring '20s style. >> tucker: imagine believing that? that was jim braemar of cnbc. how do we feel about jim cramer's assessment of our economy? it may be a little bit early to apply for a foreign passport, but it's not a good sign, not at all. it was jim kramer who told you to buy bear stearns before it disappeared completely. >> should i be worried about bear stearns? no, no, no! bear stearns is fine. do not take your money. if there's one take away under them -- bear stearns is not in trouble! it was more likely to be taken over. do not move your money from bayer, that is just being silly. do not be silly. >> tucker: bear stearns is not in trouble! bear stearns is fine! do not take your money out! that is what he said right before the crash. with a normal country, anyone who says something like that would no longer be touting stocks on television. he would be cleaning your pool assuming he could muster the skills to do that. and yet there he is, the same man still televised, living testament to our suicidal tendency to reward failure. or consider -- his bosses consider him the smartest man in cnbc. sorkin's view is that we ought to be grateful for inflation. inflation has long been seen. that view is changing. your neighbor is going to be every bit as poor as you are. so that's the current state of the cutting edge of the financial journalism in this country. one of the few honest man left in the business and we are happy to get his assessment tonight. peter schiff, lake is much for coming on. >> my pleasure. >> tucker: this is a massive change. it's very obvious that it's not 7%, and it cost more than 7% to live here than it did last year. wise is not on the front page of every publication? >> because the government, wall street, the federal reserve has invested interest in the public not understanding how bad inflation is. create a more inflation -- they claim we didn't have enough of it. but the only reason we didn't have enough of it is because they were relying on their own highly rigged cpi. the cpi wasn't always this dishonest. when they compare our inflation rates to the inflation of the 1970s, we are not using the same cpi that we used then. the annualized rate of inflation so far according to the cpi for 2021 is 7.3%. if you annualize the first 11 months. that is the worst rate since 1982. but if we were using the same cpi as we use in 1982, the rate would be closer to 15%, which means it's the worst year and inflation in u.s. history. because the highest one year was 1980 when it was 13.5%. and this year it is more than that. >> tucker: i guess i don't understand why no one is being punished for this crime. i see people destroyed, literally destroyed for voting for the wrong person, hitting on the wrong person at a party. the people who would destroy the u.s. dollar seemed to be getting away with it. how is that? >> they just renominated him to a second term. it is a complete disaster. this is the only way the government can finance all the spending. you have the democrats now promising all sorts of stuff for nothing. we are going to get free preschool, everyone is going to get paid family and medical leave. and no one is going to have to pay for it. nobody's taxes are going out. we are paying for it through inflation because the money to pay for all this government is being printed into existence and is spent into circulation. as it spent into circulation, it is driving up prices. what jim kramer was talking about all the money we are spending the outcome of the problem is we are not earning it. we are printing it. prices are going up. our productivity is collapsing. we just got the worst productivity numbers and 62 years in this country. our trade deficits are exploding. the economy is imploding. it is a mess. we just can't see it because we are blinded by all the inflation. >> tucker: really quick, how long until investors have lost faith in the u.s. dollar was to mark how long till the rest of the world loses enough faith? >> people still have confidence in the dollar in the federal reserve. i don't know why they've gotten so many things wrong. i think the people who are running to crypto art running in the wrong direction. but eventually, the world is going to lead the u.s. dollar, the dollar is going to collapse, money is going to flow into other currencies. it is going to go into real assets. stocks, real estate, mostly outside the united states because we are going to be the epicenter of a currency crisis that is going to make the financial crisis of 2008 look like a sunday school picnic. >> tucker: this is bigger than coronavirus or pronounce. i don't know why it's being ignored. thank you so much. another story that seemed pretty big to us five years ago is the fact that there are unexplained flying objects circling the earth. they are totally real. now we know, since we've established they are real, they exist, but the biden administration is trying to shut down the public's right to know what the government knows about them. that is what -- we will find out a lot more and just a minute. the americans making them at linda ford and virginia worked all night loading them into their trucks. they will be driving them to our website, tuckercarlson capsoff.com. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: are 435 members of congress get paid $174,000 a year. that is not private equity money. it is three times the median income of the average american household. members of congress tell their constituents, send me to washington so we can vote on bills and represent to you. few of them mean it. they work really hard. some of them don't work at all, literally at all. i want to tell you about two lawmakers who are gaming the system. the most overtop way. they haven't shown up to work, they've done like they haven't voted on a single bill all year since january 11th. both of these members have used proxy. but pelosi and house democrats instituted a rule last year that allowed members of congress to vote by proxy because of the pandemic. pelosi is using the excuse of covid for basically everything. but to help her past bills with a razor-thin majority. congressman wilson, who is totally forgettable except that she wears absurd cowboy hats, claims that are proxy letters that she has not been able to come to work this year because of the "ongoing public health emergency." but that ongoing public health emergency was not enough to stop frederica wilson from going to events at the district of miami mask lists and bragging about it on social media. weirdly they have no shame, none of these people do. so we reached out to congress people, wilson and lawson, to ask what the excuse was for not going to work. of course, we never got a response bear they never showed up. we did reach a receptionist and asked the young woman who answered the phone when she last saw congressman wilson in the office. her response, i haven't seen her here. ♪ ♪ right before things given, the pentagon quietly announced a program called the "airborne object synchronization group." experts say it is part of the defense department's effort to monopolize research into ufos and shut down any independent investigation on the subject. there are some good news, the defense bill making my way to congress is language that will force the pentagon to make the findings public. the question here is, why is the government, after promising not to do this repeatedly, still hiding information on something that is very much in the public interest, which is, what are these things? we know they are real, we don't know what they are, but they are still hiding it from us. why? one of the world -- one of the world's expert on this. he joins us tonight. thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> tucker: we know these are real, we know that pentagon takes them seriously, if not in public. why would they be hiding this information from us? >> it's kind of peculiar, isn't it, talk or that the day before thanksgiving the pentagon decides to announce the creation of this office when they've had for years to do it beforehand. i do think it is a good idea to have a centralized office, not so sure that it is good to put it where they want to put it at the end of the day, the organization they want to put it under is my old office, the undersecretary defense for intelligence, which is an oversight capability, not an operational capability. plus there is still some of the old elements in that organization that really didn't do us much favors when i was running the program four years ago. >> tucker: that's obvious. in fact, if it weren't for you, we want to be having this conversation in the first place. speculate in your informed way about their motive. what did they know that they don't want us to know do you think? >> if i could be completely forthcoming, i don't think they know a lot. i don't think that's -- i think that's why they don't want to have a conversation with us. when you listen to the pentagon spokesperson, no offense, but there is no indication that they are going to be open and forthcoming with the american people. when you look at the legislation that has been presented in this nda, this is historic. at this basically tells the u.s. government, both the director of national intelligence and the secretary of defense, you will report to congress both at the classified and unclassified versions. and by the way, you are going to create a field team, create a capability to go out and not just sit back and relax and wait for information to come to you. you know have to be proactive. and you have to report it to us, and last but not least if there is information that you can't report because it is too classified, you have to report that fact to congress else also. so this is really a fantastic -- it's huge. it's very comprehensive. i'm really, really proud of congress. >> i just want to ask you a bottom line question. do you know anybody who is deeply knowledgeable on the subject who believes that these objects are from russia and china? who believe they are foreign military aircraft? >> there's a couple individuals, i'm not going to call them out, that still remain extremely apprehensive about this topic. but at the end of the day, i say fine, let the data speak for itself. now that we've got a mechanism to actually collect and analyze this information, let the data speak for itself. the come to the natural conclusion of what this is. >> tucker: pretty clearly not for russia or china. thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> tucker: joe biden has opened up the nation's borders to the world. he had millions of people here illegally just this year. many times the population of boston or seattle. very few people are doing anything about this, but in florida at the governor ron desantis is trying to protect his state from this. in very specific ways purity joins joins is next to tell us how. and our new documentary is called "the trial of kyle." the originals are good, we are not bragging, but they are. free access at tuckercarlson capsoff.com. - [narrator] love the delicious taste of fried foods? 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it can also deplete your coq10 levels. i recommend considering qunol coq10 along with your statin medication. the brand i trust is qunol. >> tucker: the biden administration has opened america's borders to the world. nobody's doing anything about it. but there are a few state governors who are doing so they do protect their citizens from the effect of mass illegal immigration pure no one is doing more than the governor of florida, ron desantis. desantis announced new proposals to stop the flow of criminal migrants into estate. >> we have a responsibility to stand up for the rule of law. we have a responsibility to stand up for the constitution and we have a responsibility to stand up against an administration that has just decided they don't want to have a secure border. you don't get to make that decision. the laws of our country require us to enforce the law and that is what needs to be done. >> tucker: exactly, you don't get to make that decision. you don't make laws. you have to abide by them. he joins us. governor, think you so much for coming on. if you could explain to the audience what exactly you are doing in the state to protect their citizens. >> sure, tucker. any of these contractors that are facilitating abide in illegal policies by bringing people into florida, often times flying in at 2:00 in the morning with no notice to the state. anyone that is doing that forfeits the ability to have contracts with state and local government in the state of florida. and they are going to be responsible for providing restitution to the state of florida for every single person that they bring because when they dumped somebody, a lot of cops end up being borne by the state in the future whether that's education, health care, whether that's the criminal justice system. we had somebody brought from biden that merited somebody in jacksonville just a few weeks ago. so we are very concerned about doing that. we want to basically say this is not the right decision to be making to be facilitated and which is basically an illegal human smuggling operation. we are also saying that some of the institutions in florida, like nonprofits -- we are not going to be giving license to folks who are actively helping biden do this. we want people focusing on our own citizens. a lot of people do a lot of great work. we've got a lot of people in our state that need help and we can't just have people who are from foreign countries displacing the needs of our own people. >> tucker: exactly. and it is a massive federally sponsored human smuggling operation. and it is illegal. so you are taking concrete steps that will enrage the white house. do you anticipate a legal conflict? >> we are already in legal conflict with them. i will say, they have already switched from what they had been doing as a result of our lawsuit, they had been giving people a notice to report. you come illegally, they give you a sheet of paper, they say schedule a hearing some time no consequences. they now have shifted the notice to appear want somebody doesn't appear, then they are deportable without any additional process. not only biden would deport them, but perhaps when we have a change of administration he would then be able to return these folks back. locked in litigation there. i have no doubt they will try to do something to trip us up. here's the deal, tucker. yes, the federal government got a lot of authority on emigration, but if they are not doing their job, if they are forfeiting their responsibilities, i just don't think state should be in a position where we are helpless and we can't do anything. so we anticipate conflict, but you can't just run away from that and say you are not going to do nothing. the easiest thing for me to do would to put out tweets, put out press releases, complain about it. but i think people want to say, let's do something about it. i think we are going to have some success. there will obviously be some things we are going to have to overcome. that's fine, i would rather be fighting to get things done than to just forfeit before we even play the game. >> tucker: that's exactly right. a lot of people are starting to conclude who your governor has made make a bigger difference. i hope governors pay attention to what you are doing. ron desantis of florida, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> tucker: jussie smollett was just found guilty of five to six counts for faking his own hate crime and dividing the country even further. so at the middle of this, for the -- you've got to ask, what did they think of the verdict? their lawyer joins us straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: on february 14th 2019, jussie smollett sat down to interview with the most credulous person and also the best paid person on television to describe his fake hate crime. here's what he said. >> as i was crossing the intersection i heard "empire" i don't answer to "empire." and i didn't answer. i kept walking and i heard "[bleep] empire, [bleep]." and i said what the [bleep] did you decide to me? and then i see the attacker, masked. he said, this is maga country and punches me right in the face. then i looked down and i saw a rope around my neck. >> tucker: [distinct] as he was giving that interview, the people who beat him up were in custody in chicago. they are called the osundairo brothers who are from nigeria. now smollett's lawyers is promising that the conviction will be overturned. we thought it would be interesting to hear from the attorney for the osundairo brothers. we are very glad to be having her join us tonight. gloria, they give so much for coming on. what do your clients think of all of this question my >> oh, my goodness, tucker. let me say first and foremost that when you first had me on, it was pretty early on after this hoax came on and i came on your show for us he promised me that you would follow the story correctly and pretrade correctly and true to your word, you did. and you've gotten it right since day one on this. i'm happy to be back and here talking to you about what happened. the osundairo brothers are very thrilled and grateful that the jury didn't buy the faked act. >> tucker: it must've been bewildering for them since they were there and knew exactly what happened to hear jussie smollett describe this fantasy with a straight face. what kind of person can do that? >> it's your right to take the stand if you are the defendant. it carries obvious risks with that, but it does not here right to lie it to the jury. you don't have the right to make up your own set of facts. one of the office of special prosecutors -- my favorite part of this trial was watching sam mendenhall, what an amazing attorney from that team. he kept saying in his closing remarks, you are entitled to your own opinion, you're not entitled to your own facts. and that is what mr. smollett kept trying to do is change the facts. and as much as he tried to sell that story, it just didn't make any sense. and you have to consider, the osundairo brothers testified for two days, they were not -- they didn't have any way of knowing the testimony of the other. and they went into significant detail about what went on. and all of this was corroborated by the police. >> tucker: i wonder though, there is so much line just in our society if i could just say. you begin to think, maybe people believe it -- you don't know whether they believe it. in the here you of a jury -- i did wonder, will they believe this stuff? were you worried at all about the outcome? >> i wasn't worried about the outcome. sorry to say that so bluntly. >> tucker: i love it. >> there are juries that are unpredictable at times, but this is one of those cases, tucker, and i know you cover this on your show, so i want -- but there was a mountain of evidence to show that every detail the osundairo brothers were saying was corroborated. for instance, they said they did a dry run on that saturday before the event and the police were able to track down jussie smollett's car. so what's plausible, viable theory could jesse give for all of those exact things? nothing he said was cohesive or made sense. >> tucker: for those of us who so desperately want to believe in our justice system above all systems in this country, this was a thrilling result. it was reality-based. and i love that you never doubted it. thank you for coming on tonight, it's great to see you. >> thank you. >> tucker: believes navidad. you probably think russia gate is just something that happenedt no, the hysteria was international. the leader of the brexit movement was of course smeared as a puppet of vladimir putin. we sat down with him to talk about what that was like. here's what he said. ♪ ♪ >> there are people who believe they are morally superior to the other side of the argument, because they are better people. and this is what they genuinely believe. they actually believe that they are better people. so they can't find a rational explanation for why the brexit vote happened. for why the man from the apprentice got into the white house. they can't find a rational explanation, therefore they are looking for irrational ones. the russia hoax was perfect for them. absolutely perfect for them. and that played out on both sides. oh, we had hilary saying -- i should've sued her for libel. that is what they are looking for. it's either the russians that did it. that we somehow mesmerize the population. and they've been chasing, trying to find the end of these rainbows. >> tucker: but normal people -- maybe i played enrolled in this question mike if your kids hate you, maybe you ask, was i a good father, a norl person would always ask that. >> their sense of moral superiority is judge. they can't even contemplate that. >> tucker: he spent a long time and brussels fighting to get the u.k. out of the vice grip of the u, and as he started to succeed he told us he was barred from pubs and restaurants in that city. a local barista refused to serve him coffee. so it is not just this country that does stuff like that. he told us some fascinating story about nearly dying in a plane crash in which the pilot was killed. brexit probably wouldn't have happened if he had died. very much worth watching. watch the whole thing on fox nation. you can get it at tuckercarlson capsoff.com. we told you a horrifying story the other day. one mother was so outraged that she went public with it. she joins us and asked to tell what happened. >> tucker: we told you a story the other day that was so shockingly had to check to see if it was real. a school in california gave kids a covid injection without telling their parents or getting permission. instead, the school bribed children with pizza and told them not to tell their parents. her 13 house on was injected behind her back. she was upset. they get so much for coming on, appreciated. how can they school inject a drug into your child without telling you? >> actually, that is what i'm trying to figure out. it is very sad to know that i wake up and take my son to school and thinking he's going to be in a safe spot and knowing that -- >> tucker: he's not. so what did you say to the school if you could tell us? >> actually come i haven't said anything to the school yet. but when my son came home and explained to me and said, mom, i got pizza. and i'm like oh, that's really nice. and he's like yeah, i got a covid shot too. and i go, what do you mean? and he's like yeah, they offered me pizza and i said what happened -- you can't do anything without my consent. he said that the lady that was giving him the shot was the one that told him to put his name on the paper and to sign my name. and actually -- it's really hurts because they don't know my child's conditions. they don't know what he's going through. and that is one worry that i have now. it's like i'm always worrying that he's going to to be okay. i actually want to just say you know, whoever is giving these vaccines, make sure they have permission from their parents before they do anything. because instead of helping my you may harm them. and it is very disappointed to know that that is what really happened to my son. and honestly, i believe his words and i believe looking into his eyes that he's telling me the truth of what really happened. >> tucker: he came home with a vaccine card, so that tells the whole story right there. i assume you're going to find the meanest lawyer you possibly can and to sue them personally. i'm really hoping for that. have you considered it? >> i'm asking god for justice, yes. >> tucker: i hope you get it. are there others parents who objected to having their children injected with drugs, their small children, without their knowledge do you think? >> i feel like there's more children out there that are not speaking out. but hopefully they will speak out and get the help that they need. >> how does your son feel in the 30 seconds we have? >> he's actually hanging in, he's hanging in there. he's complaining sometimes for body aches, a little bit of chest pain, sometimes low breathing. always complaining about being tired after this vaccine. and he hasn't been normal again. >> tucker: our hearts go out to you. i hope that you get justice. i really do. thank you. >> thank you. >> tucker: we are out of time tonight. available now on fox nation. tuckercarlson capsoff.com. we will be back on monday. have a wonderful weekend with the ones you love. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> americans held hostage behind emily lines, day 118. >> tucker: all right, welcome to hannity on this busy friday night. 118 days, americans trapped, banded by by joe biden in the islamic emirates of afghanistan. and yes, your spineless cognitively weak president has forgotten the people that he promised to protect. we will not forget them on the show until they are all home safely. he might've turned t