this. democrats will never meet you on an open field of battle. instead, they sneak up behind you and knock you unconscious with a bag of sanctimony. passive aggression is their only mode of communication. have you ever seen one of jen psaki's press conferences, you know what we're talking about. we watched her last yesterday. peter doocy asked her what the administration thinks about the fact that liberal groups have posted addresses of the conservative justices on the internet. they're doing it to frighten the justices to changing their votes on roe v. wade. it's illegal. it's a federal crime. it's also the road to chaos and collapse. you can't allow angry mobs to make your laws. jen psaki didn't have a problem with this. people are understand with sam alito's views so you shouldn't be surprised that they want to express that in person by screaming at sam alito and his family. "i don't have an official u.s. position on where people should protest." really? are those the rules now? how would you feel if people showed up outside michelle obama's house? they would be thrown into thumb screws and charged with racism. but conservative supreme court justices deserve it. that's her position. it's not in fact since we are speaking of this topic the official position of the u.s. government. no. according to 18 u.s. code 1507, the official position of the u.s. government, you're not allowed to intimidate judges period. "whoever with the intent of interfering with, obstructing or impeding the administration of justice or attempt to influencing any judge, juror, witness or court officer in discharge of his duty, pickets or parades near a court of the united states or in or near a resident occupied or used by judge or officer, uses a device or uses any demonstration near any such building or residence shall be fined or imprisoned." it's clearly a crime. jen psaki didn't care because as far as the biden administration is concerned, justice alito is responsible for the threats against his family. if you want to be targeted by a mob, don't write opinions the mob doesn't like, dumbo. you did this to yourself. it's your fault we're hurting you. that's always the position of passive aggressive position and the passive aggressive party. we watch this for a living. we saw this. it made us think. this ran unseen this morning. for days we have assumed on quite a bit of evidence that the main threat to the supreme court justices and to the justice system itself comes from group of activist liberals that are enraged by the idea that roe v. wade might be appealed. they're the mob and they're angry. why know we. according to cnn, that's not what is happening. it's the opposite of what is happening. the real threat cnn informed us this morning comes not from people angry about sam alito's opinion but from people who are happy about it. so the ones that are celebrating what sam alito wrote are the ones that are the real danger to the supreme court. watch. >> this morning law enforcement officials are preparing for potential violence in the capitol and nationwide after the leak of the supreme court draft opinion that would strike down roe v. wade after 50 years. capitol police are warning the far right is calling for violence about a religious group planning to rally for abortion rights. whitney wild is outside the supreme court. the fences are going up there. it's like post january 6. what are you seeing and what specific intelligence is warning police officials? >> at this point, law enforcement sources say they're closely monitoring social media chatter that suggests there's a potential for violence against abortion clinic providers and staff, members of the judiciary, that includes the justices here as well as members of the federal government and what we know after january 6 and what law enforcement knows is that social media chatter can manifest into actual violence. sometimes people really do say what they're going to do. >> tucker: you got that? law enforcement sources tell cnn the threat here is the far right. fences are going up outside the supreme court because the far right poses a threat. the far right is the one you have to watch out for. they're the ones whose electronic communications you have to go away, they want justists as possible and bomb as many clinics as possible. the supreme court could get rid of a law that they hated for 50 years. you could see why they're moving against violence for the suprem? we remembered what the president of the united states and his attorney general have been telling us for more than a year. they've been telling us no matter what happens, no matter what it may look like, the people that did it didn't vote for us. the people that didn't vote for us are the dangerous ones. it's their fault. watch. >> i have not seen a more dangerous threat to democracy than the invasion of the capitol. >> the greatest terrorism related threat that we face in the homeland is the threat of domestic violent extremism. >> terrorism is the most lethal threat to the homeland. not isis, not al-quaida, white supremacists. >> tucker: not al-quaida, while supremacy. so we reviewed the tapes, it started make sense. like the meme before them, the white supremacists have declared war on civilization. we ignored it because in some level we don't want to know. in retrospect, it was in front of us. when trump voters looted the macy's in new york city. and then they torched the police officer station in minneapolis and burned a federal building in portland. in case you forgot what they look like, here's what they did. >> tucker: you can see why they're putting up barriers in front of the supreme court. those people are so happy with sam alito's opinion that they might start burning and looting again. that would be consistent with the years-long reign of right wing terror we've been living through. their thirst for anarchy and terrorist is never stopping. they set up their own nation of violence and druglessness in the city limits of seattle. like the confederates of 1861 but with more weed and spray paint. talk about brazen. that's who they are. that could happen in your town. no wonder america's abortioists are in terror. they think nothing of rushing into buildings and taking what they want. they steal armfuls of merchandise off of the shelves and walk out the door like it's theirs to amuse themselves, they put strangers in front of trains. they drive trucks through christmas parades and beat elderly asian women on the street. they can't control them. they're beyond the reach of logic. they're so ssuperstitious, they can change everything. people like this don't believe in history or science. they're barely literate. they communicate instead in grunts and un-intelable sounds. >> the best way to get something done, if you hold near and dear to you that you like to be able to -- anyway. >> tucker: what did he just say? we don't know. you have to be a maga person to understand. these people adorn their bodies with fantastic decorations. they dress in costume. some push pieces of metal through their face to look fierce. >> i'm a preschool teacher. we started wearingnoun pins. we have some to change it up. >> i'm a preschool teacher. the kids know i'm nonbinary. i'm not a boy or a girl. not all kids get it. that's okay. >> they know that i'm gender fluid. >> i'm going to give you any explanation what it means to be transgender. when a baby is born, they make a guess about whether it's a boy or a girl. >> margaret meade wrote about people like this, anti-social elements. in our case, the maga people number in the millions. you saw a few on your screen. because there's so many, they threaten the foundations of our society. it's like alejandro mayorkas. they're so powerful that courts and legislators bough before them. prosecutors can't restrain them. they're afraid not to. do you remember what the maga people did to minneapolis when a jury dared to free derek chauvin? as a lessen to us, they returned to the city of minneapolis and sacked it. that's what they do when they don't agree with the jury decision. they riot. that's the maga people are like. that's the greatest threat we face. remember that? here's the maga people. >> we love being together as a family. >> we would play more but it's stomach turning. ask jen psaki. she never recovered from it. buck sexton knows well. he joins us tonight. thanks for joining us. you watch cnn and they tell use because a supreme court justice sam alito wrote an opinion that the right likes, the threat of violence comes from the right, what is your reaction to that? >> the democrat party is wallowing in delusions at this point and doesn't know how to get out of them. the notion that there might be a right wing violence in response to a decision that the right overwhelmingly likes makes no sense and beyond that, let's think about who we're talking about here with the pro life movement. those are not tiny molotov cocktails. they're candles. that's what they want to protect life and protect people. the democrat party has never had a reckoning with the fact that there was a longstanding insurrection in the year 2020 and it was blm and antifa and egged on by people in the press. there was mass looting and hysteria across the country. they never had a moment of intraspec shun. now they want to collection us about lawlessness that goes against them? tucker, if you're willing to believe if there's a right to abortion in the constitution, you're willing to believe anything. that is where the left is right now. >> tucker: it's like this with everything. seems to me people that are not passive aggressive miss it every time. they say things like you're violent. we're not letting your kids in to college because of their skin color and you're a racist. everything is like this. i can't remember an issue on which liberals flatly declared their intent and backed it up with evidence. >> in this case, i think there's some degree of political insurance that they're trying to put forward here by making it seem like if things get ugly and tucker, they probably will and hopefully that won't happen but with riots and protests, there's provocateurs on both sides. i think people have started to figure out more and more as the miracle of the unifying biden presidency and the adults in charge hasn't taken the way they promised that the democrats, the left, they are the riot party. this is what they do. they're the mob. they're the ones that freak out when they don't get their way, throw tantrums. they don't petition the court. they try to burn it down. we see it. by trying to muddy the waters, they make themselves feel better about the hysteria. god forbid something happens, they said it was because of rising temperatures across the board. from the lunatics trying to burn things down. >> tucker: it's so bad. leaving aside the issue wherever you stand on abortion, it's not good for people to threaten supreme court justices or spray paint churches or intimidate people out of going to services. people are intimidating this sunday. why does at any time white house say don't do that? >> the lack of willingness -- this was stunning. i watched this press conference with jen psaki. the fact that they wouldn't take one moment to establish the most basic principal that our supreme court justices are saying, their safety is in violation and we have it as nonpartisan. tensions are high. don't say something like that when tensions are rising. jen psaki doesn't want to upset the democratic base that are enraged and melting down. if you have any principles about sacred democracy and our institutions, lay off the supreme court. don't threaten people. don't put up addresses. they are the party of the mobn't i don't think they'll turn that off any time soon. there's real reason for concern unfortunately. >> tucker: yeah, seems dangerous. buck, thanks. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: so every moment that we're talking about stuff like this, we're not talking about the economy, which for most people is the core question. there's shortages of basic goods. food prices are sky rocketing. economists are very concerned. should you be concerned? that's ahead. >> tucker: so for 100 years, the united states, the world's bread basket has sent food around the world to help nations suffering with foot shortages. now in reversal that none of us saw coming, joe biden, our president, is warning that we will face our own food shortage. that is already here. there's many indications of it. here's one that is distressing. parents finding it hard to find baby formula the feed their children. watch. >> this morning a terrifying prospect for parents around the country. stores running out of baby formula unable to restock. >> he has a very specific brand that he has to have due to allergies. >> shauna says he can't find any formula for her 11-month-old son, jacob. >> we've looked heavily for it for the last four or five months. but this last month it's just become impossible to find. >> tucker: so you don't even want to make people more afraid and more paranoid. you don't want to do to the public what the biden administration did with coronavirus for a full year and whip people into a frenzy. it's worth paying attention to that story. indicators that the economy is in trouble. and somebody in charge better start paying attention. truck drivers say they may have to quit because they can't afford the drive because diesel fuel is too expensive. here's a news report. >> diesel prices are becoming unbearable, this independent trucker says he's losing more money on the road. >> you know, the prices are getting -- we don't get good prices. >> he says the cost around 800 to fill up each time. >> if it goes higher than this, maybe we just probably quit. >> tucker: so no one in washington cares about truck drivers because they vote for orange presidents and bad people. but what happens if lots of truck drivers stop driving their trucks? virtually everything you buy ever, whether it is online or in a store comes by truck. so that could be a huge problem. could be a paralyzing problem for the country. there's no signs that the price of diesel is going down any time soon. >> everything at the store will be more expensive because of diesel. taking a cruise will be more expensive.getting on a plane is more expensive. >> patrick says that the demand is outpacing the supply as trucking, airline and cruise industries pick up pace. >> i don't really see the situation improving any time soon. >> tucker: i don't see the situation improving any time soon. that's one man's opinion. but seems to be the trend that we're watching. the federal reserve should be on this, but it was the federal reserve that told us that inflation was transitory. here's a former vice chair of the fed warning of an imminent recession. >> i think a recession is at this stage almost inevitable. wee also see uncertainty about oil prices up and down. so as i said earlier, it's a witch's brew. the probability of a recession is very high. >> tucker: okay. recessions are bad. let's be honest. asset prices have been away from reality. a lot of things are overvalued. the problem is when the fundamentals are screwed up. fundamentals what you need. if this continues, people will have trouble buying food that is a problem. the administration doesn't care. here's samantha power. she works for the biden administration for internal development. really one of the most ghoulish people in the federal government. here's her take on potential food shortages. watch this. >> fertilizer shortages are real now because russia is a big exporter of fertilizer. even though it's not sanctions, less fertilizer is coming out of russia. we're working with countries to think about natural solutions like manure and compost. this may hasten transitions. never let a crisis go to waste but we need this financial support from the congress to be able to meet emergencisy foodness. >> tucker: there's samantha power lecturing us on farming. you think she knows anything about farming? has she ever done anything in her life that is real or useful? of course not. she knows how to leverage a crisis. never let a crisis go to waste. you have to wonder about the motives of these people. charlie gasparino has a piece out on how the fed is managing inflation. chance for being here. >> i'm still trying to get over the compost comments. >> tucker: if you don't understanding a culture or the economy, which is true of a lot of people, maybe you don't talk about it in public. the message they're sending is we don't care. >> right. tucker, i think what we have here is one of the most avoidable economic crises in the last 20 years. something that was created pure cynicism. cynicism on biden's part that he kept spending and putting the lefties in regulatory jobs. he wanted to be more liberal. more transformational progressive than his buddy, barack. that's why he did it. everybody knows that's why he did it. there's no reason to pile on the spending this time last year or try to. because the economy was improving. cynicism on the federal reserve's part, jerome powell that he kept printing money at the same time because he wanted to get reappointed to be fed chair. now we're in a real pickle. we may get out of this with a mild softish landing. but the chances are we're not. the american people are paying for this. everybody touts job gains and all this other stuff. if you're working and your inflation eats through your wage increases, which is going on right now, guess what? it's like being in a recession. that happens with a lot -- that's what is happening with working class people right now as you demonstrated before. >> so it's good for people that deal in debt. it's so terrible for the fabric of the country like wage earners. don't they know that? >> they should have. what is baffling what powell did and biden, it's more baffling to powell. powell does have a clue, i thought. biden has never been the sharpest on the economy. is that larry summers, you know, steve ratner, all of these liberal economists that were saying last year, we're going to have massive inflation if you don't stop spending. we're going to have massive inflation if you don't stop printing money. then the only cure for massive inflation is to induce a recession that could be deep. the reason why you do that is because when you have massive inflation, it destroys the fabric of society. it's like being in a recession or depression. so you try to kill it. i hate to put it this way, it's like chemotherapy. the only thing that works and it hurts. that's what we're going through now. we're only doing this because joe biden was so cynical that he wanted to be more progressive than obama and powell wanted his job for another term. it's scary. >> tucker: nicely put. charlie gasparino, thanks for coming on tonight. >> any time, tucker. >> tucker: more than a year they told us you had to get the coronavirus vax or they would fire you. any questions about the long-term effects. was there a down side to this? shop it, conspiracy nut. you'll be kicked off the internet. now the numbers are coming in and there was reason for concern. the fiduciary issued a shocking warning about one coronavirus vaccine. we don't want to wreck your night but we'll tell you what it is. stay tuned. 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i went to the lengths of talking to my president, sending him and e-mail. explaining my concerns and what was going on. i got a two-sentence response saying, you know, we tried to work with you on this. i hope you choose your education. there was nothing that i was saying that was going to make them accept me at that school. so they expelled me. they unrolled me from classes, kicked me off of on campus houses and gave me 72 hours to leave on top of declining my food card. now i'm not permitted back on campus. >> it's unbelievable. >> tucker: i bet they'll be out of business in ten years. so it's not a decision with a young woman and her physician. >> yeah. i value the doctor patient relationship. everything that i said was denied. >> tucker: what are you going to do now? >> you know, right now, being expelled, i'm at home. i'm taking this time to focus on my health, recover from the vaccine injury and looking for a job. it's hard not to think about everything going on. something you worked for your whole life is taken away so easily. you have to keep busy. on top of this, i'm a first generation mexican student. i wanted to be the first in my family to graduate with a college degree. i love union college. aside from the administration, the professors are amazing. you receive a great education. i don't know if it's an option anymore. i haven't heard anything back from the administration. right now i'm in the process of looking into other colleges and hoping i can find one that values me as a person and my education and values my freedom of bodily autonomy. thanks for coming on tonight. i hope they're punished for what they did to you. i mean that, too. thank you. >> thank you. >> tucker: so you just heard from a young woman who had a vaccine injury. nobody wanted to hear from it. shut up. you're expelled. she's not the only one. it's true. there's a lot of people like that actually. the fda said the risk of thrombosis with the j&j vaccine says those 18 plus for whom other approved vaccines were not safe. lots of medicines have side effects. vax is not the side effect. it's the lying about it that is so infuriating and the fact it was mandatory. pfizer, millions took pfizer. we're learning more about pfizer's vaccine. in a 2021 report to the fda, pfizer collected adverse reaction reports from databases from 62 countries. in that report the number of doses shipped worldwide is redacted. why would they redact that? why don't we have a right to know? they made people take it. without that number you can't put the adverse events into context, which is the point of redacting it. that document lists 20,000 adverse reactions to the vaccine. 1,200 of the people had adverse reacts died. really? can we learn more? another 1,000 people experienced irregular heartbeat. a case where your heart races over 100 beats a minute. 1,500 people experienced a nervous system disorder. so again, these are not small things. what do they mean? what is the extent of them? why can't we have the numbers? dr. aaron is here and joining us tonight. thanks for coming on. so if you want to re-assure people and make them less paranoid, give them all the numbers and let them know what the truth is. why don't they do that? >> that's right. transparency is a basic principle of public health ethics. it was violated over and over with the vaccine mandates where people were not allowed to exercise informed consent because they were under there threat of school expulsion or losing their job and even if they weren't under a mandate, they still didn't have access to the relevant information. so we had to file this freedom of information act, myself and some of my colleagues last september just to get the pfizer data. they wanted to slow walk it, wanted to take 75 years to release data that they were able to review at the fda in 108 days. now we're starting to get the data after many people have taken the vaccine. as you mentioned, some of the safety data in the pfizer analysis is quite concerning. we can talk more about that. yesterday's announcement against the johnson & johnson vaccine. >> i'm glad that the fda is acknowledging this concern about blood clots. i'm surprised that they're applying that level of scrutiny to the j&j vaccine and not to the pfizer and moderna vaccine. because actually if you look at overall safety issues, the j&j vaccine probably has a better overall safety profile. might have higher incidents of thrombosis another very important study on all cause mortality. the last time i was on, we talked about this statistic is a good way to cut through a complex issue and a lot of noise. compared all three of the vaccines. are you more likely to live or die after getting this vaccine. the johnson & johnson had a modest improvement whereas the mrna vaccines showed no improvement. so i'd like to see the same level of scrutiny applied to all of the vaccines. >> tucker: yes. compassion and care for people injured by it. that's the least we can expect from our doctors. they're supposed to help us, not dismiss us or punish us. dr. aaron, one of the truly reliable sane voices on this topic. nobody will call you a cook. glad you came on. >> thanks. >> tucker: so one of the interesting thing about the supreme court leak is women and bodily a autonomy. nobody told the associated press they're on another track. they said that woman don't exist. the term is pregnant people. who is right? 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>> tucker: thanks, kevin. >> you bet. >> tucker: so as you know, if you're not a woman, shuts up. you're not allowed to have an opinion on abortion because women create children on their own. so that's the status quo. now we're hearing that men can get pregnant. why are there tampon machines in the boy's bathroom? what do you make of this? the associated press helps define what we think. that decided to answer the question in the knew guidance on it. pregnant people should be confined to the experiences of people that do not identify as women. okay. so apparently as long as you're talking about abortion, you can use the world women again. but if not, don't. all right. chad moore has been a journalist a long time. he deals with the words of the spoken. he join us to unravel this. what does this mean? >> i'll tell you what, if you hate women, it's a great time to be alive. you get to laugh at them being humiliated in their sporting events, you get to laugh at them being shocked by men walking around in the buff in their locker rooms and you get to demean them by calling them birthing unit it's and uterus havers. it's wonderful if you're massagist. what is the the a.p. guidance on idiotic liberal journalists and people that might get offended? i have choice words. this is a family show. i won't use them right now. >> tucker: how do do that without using obscenities? that's been a problem here. i love your point about hating women. we had the me too movements. we're going to respect women. and now it's like shut up, the men are here and now they're women. nobody noticed that seemed like. >> right. so many women that were champions of the me too movement are silent about this or maybe they don't want to be cancelled. they're fearful. you're correct to point out that wow, suddenly women exist as of monday with the roe v. wade leak. another thing that is standing by, the timing. if you're remember around this time last year, it's mother's day coming up. we had joe biden insert birthing people in his $6 trillion budget proposal and cori bush was talking about birthing people. a big news story about this same time. so what is it with mother's day that they want to remind moms that men can get pregnant and have babies. >> tucker: the men are talking. i like women. being a woman is not just wearing lipstick in a dress. it's more than that. as a man, i noticed. chad, great to see you tonight. >> thank you. >> tucker: we told you about the effort in the name of democracy to prevent voters in georgia to being avowed for the most popular member of congress. a judge has ruled on it and we'll tell you the results next. 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