class -- hard to find one. democrats are bored by these topics. what interests them is power, in order to win and maintain it they need reliable new voters, voters who will support them obediently without making difficult demands like a higher standard of living. that's why the democratic party suddenly supports open borders so fervently. immigration is the only issue that matters to them because packing the electorate is the only way they can regain control of this country. their goalre is clear and they will do or say anything to achievetr it. here is the governor of new york likening the trump administration to islamic terrorists for the crime of daring to enforce federal immigration law. a jihad to deport as many people as they believe who aren't in the united states legally. >> tucker: who theyes believe aren't in the united states legally, it's pretty easy to determine whether someone is here legally or not. it wasn't long ago that leadingl democrats like bill clinton argued in public that our country should deport illegal immigrants, they are here illegally, they are breaking our law. nowha democrats claim noncitizes even illegal ones have a right elections.our that is happening in san francisco and in parts of the state of maryland. inin the 2020 election it will e happen they get many other places, that's guaranteed. you would think congressional republicans would be upset about this allowing illegals to occupy and run our country makes a mockery of citizenship, it's terrible for america and it's a death sentence for the republican party. republicans on the hill seem okay with this. here's one example. in 2014 the obama administration changed the rules so that anybody claiming a threat from gang violence or domestic abuse can get asylum in the united states. many a did. that was the point, to open the borders without saying so. earlier this summer attorney general jeff sessions refers to the obama rule. now house republicans are teaming up withub democrats to stop sessions from doing that. just yesterday they tacked on amendment onto an appropriations bill that would preserve the asylum rights of anybody who claims to be fleeing gangan violence. that change would nullify any effort to secure our southern border. mexico and central america have plenty of gang violence. now all 150 million people who live there can cite that fact as justification to move here legally and stay permanently. when they get here they will find democrats eager to give them the right to vote. house republicans could stop this, they aren't even trying. one person who think republicans ought to care about this issue is former house speaker newt gingrich, he just wrote a piece about the left's plan to win through noncitizen voting we spoke with him just a short time ago, here's what he said. thanks for joining us tonight. you've argued that the entire point of the democrats immigration policy is to increase their electoral share. how do you think this works? >> it's prettyre straightforwar. they think they get the vast majority of votes from illegal immigrants in san francisco, they've now made it possible to vote without being a citizen. there are other places around the country where democrats are advocating they allow people who are not here illegally or people who have not yet become citizens to vote. i think they think their calculus is they have a harder time winning elections with law-abiding americans so the more people they can bring in who don't know american history, don't understand the constitution, aren't part of our traditional values, the better off their chances are. that's why every single democratic senator cosponsored senator feinstein's open border bill which had would have opene border for anybody in the world to come to b america. >> tucker: when you were a speaker there were about 22 million foreign-born people in the united states. republicans have controlled congress for a lot of that time, even today republicans on the hill are trying to undo the attorney general, one of the attorney general's efforts to tighten the border. why don't republicans on the hill understand the threat that these policies post of the country and to them? >> i don't get it. let's start with sanctuary cities which is the most popular position that president trump has, 84% of the country -- eight out of every ten americans believe sanctuary cities increase the risk of crime. that's easy for republicans that, since democrats to unify around. part of what's happened is you have the constant drumbeat of the liberal media which intimidates some republicans who forget and i recently wrote a paper on this, the weakest republican position on immigration is 60%. that is absolute control of the border. the strongest is 84%, that's closing down all the sanctuary cities and in the case of california, closing down the sanctuary state. republicans behave as if they represent they were minority interest even though most people who are here as immigrants would like to see the law-abiding country that's physically safe. >> tucker: it won't exist as a national party at this rate, fairly soon. a lot of members can do math pretty well but they don't understand thatli calculation. >> somehow they lose their nerv nerve. the drumbeat is constant and if you are in favor of controlling the american border, i'm in favor of illegal immigration l. i voted for what promised us the control of the border, ronald reagan signed it reluctantly, the only reason he did it to get control of the border.. congress broke its word. we have ten times as many people come in under amnesty as we were told, 3 million instead of 300,000 and then the president didn't get the things he'd been promised which were a work permit system and control of the border. ever since i've been very skeptical, there's a large part of the national elite that for some reason loves immigration of any kind, dislikes controlling the border under any circumstance and routinely smears people. if you say i'm for illegal immigration but i'm against people crossing the border illegally, somehow that becomes a xenophobic, antiforeigner -- even though you are for legal immigration. >> tucker: you're attacking their f housekeeper, they've imported an entire serf class and they resent any effort to restrain it. most of us grew up learning that the american constitution guarantees birthrightt citizenship. anybody born in this country even to parents who are here illegally or on vacation is a u.s. citizen and all of the benefits of that for life. is that what the constitution says? michael antone does not believe it says that. lecturer at hillsdale college and he wrote a piece in "washington post" arguing that birthright citizenship is not a constitutionalal requirement. i'm amazed the post printed this piece, people were shocked at the idea that you would even question this but you made your case partly on legal grounds. why does the constitution not say what we've been taught that says? >> you have to read the whole 14th amendment. there's a clause in the middle that peoplee misinterpret. subject to the jurisdiction thereof, meaning the united states. what they are saying is if you are born on the u.s. soil subject to the jurisdiction of the united states meaning you're the child of citizens or child of the illegal immigrants you are entitled to citizenship. if you are here illegally if you owe allegiance to a foreign nation, if you're a citizen of a foreign country that clause does not apply to you. if you read the debate about the ratification of the 14th amendment, all of the senators who are discussingea what this s meant to do our very clear on this point. i tried to point out, i expected the left to get blown up and angry but what i didn't expect is how angry the so-called conservative intellectuals got with me and they essentially said any opposition to birthright citizenship is racist and evil and un-american. i'm still in the middle of this debate, i'm happy to do it, i'm a happy warrior on thesee questions. you ask the speaker why are the republicans so bad on this question? he gave you some answers. i ask a parallel question, why are the so-called conservatives intellectual scholars so bad on this question? >> tucker: the nonprofit people who have been consuming billions of donations for 40 years as the countries gets more liberal and then lecture people like you that you're not towing their line? it's deeply unimpressive. let me ask you this. the people who wrote the 14th amendment. did not envision a moment where thousands of chinese would fly to saipan and haveve their children there. people would sneak in illegally in the.s country to so their kis would get american benefits that wasn't a kind of consideration. >> the purpose of the 14th amendment was to settle the question of citizenship of freed black slaves. this was right after the civil war and you have some people citing the dred scott decision widely regarded as the worst supreme court decision ever which held that no black person could be a citizen and congress said we are going to overturn that forever. if you were born here and subject to the jurisdiction is all freed slaves were you are a citizen of no state can take that away from you. they also make it clear in the civil rights act of 1866 passed the same year by the same congress that you have to be not subject to any other foreign power to be eligible for birthright f citizenship. all the people attacking me and freaking out about this they don't have an answer that. they glide past it and try to opt to skate and point to other things that aren't relevant. if you read the debate it's very clear with the framers amendmene meant. >> tucker: its theology, it's not a policy debate and you've violated a tenant of their religion. good for you. anchor at univision interested it and the topic of immigration, i'm sure you heard that. it's a very interesting points that michael anton made that the 14th amendment was never envisioned to give birthright citizenship to c children of people who are breaking our law laws. leaving the legal debate aside, why as a matter of common sense does the united states own citizenship and all the benefits and privileges that come with it to children of people who sneak in here in order to have their kids here? and why would we go along with that? >> i don't think they sneak in here to have their kids. >> tucker: yes they do, a lot of people do. >> at the why they come to the u.s., havingf your kids be citis is not on the list. the reason why they come to this country -- >> tucker: that's not true. you say nobody comes into this country to have their kids here in order to make sure their kids are citizens. why don't you ask anybody who works in a hospital in saint brownsville, texas, if that's true. >> s there are a lot of people o use the 14th amendment, a lot of people who come from russia and china, there are a lot of tourists focused on -- it would be disingenuous not to recognize that. but you're saying undocumented immigrants come to this country to give their kids citizenship. >> tucker: i'm not saying that, i'm saying it happens a lot. while with the rest of us get bullied --wh why is it good for us? why are weor allowing that where we going along with this? >> i'm not going to fall into the trap of calling everyone calling for the end of birthright citizenship and nationalist. it's harder to defend birthright citizenship than it is to get behind those who call for the end of it. if there is no perfect immigration system. we chose to give birthright citizenship in this country and i would tell everyone at home to imagine what the u.s. would look like without birthrighto citizenship. at some point -- >> tucker: i'm not calling for an end to immigration, i'm thinking we should posit because it's making our country too volatile but that's a separate conversation. why would we ever grant citizenship to someone here illegally? you're breaking our laws and we are rewarding you by giving you this valuable thing to your offspring, why would we do that? why wouldn't we say if you're here illegally, birthright citizenship doesn't apply to your offspring? >> i would argue that it helps with integration when somebody in the family becomes a u.s. citizen, it helps with integration for the family and the community. that peoplehing should pay attention to. >> tucker: that's a fair point but let me ask you, a survey came out yesterday that showed that 22% of all u.s. households do not speak english at home, that's not integration, that's balkanization that's the opposite of integration. >> places like new mexico for centuries. >> tucker: 22%? language is the key toge cultur. anybody who pays 5 minutes of attention to this will tell you that the country in which people can't communicate by language is a disunited country.y. do you think it's a good thing that 22% of americans don't speak english at home? that's a bad thing? >>e. it's an interesting statisc becausee most of those 22% are first-generation immigrants. when you have their children who are u.s. citizens, the vast majority speaks english as their first language. it's interesting to say that -- >> tucker: why is it unfortunate? this is an english speaking country, why would it be unfortunate that people let go of a second-language? >> i think it makes us -- >> tucker: of course we should feel threatened by that. language is culture and you want a united culture. half of this country was not part of mexico, that's factually untrue. as a geography major i can tell you. do you think the fact that some of this belonged to colonial mexico, b spain >> migration for mexico is not zero, more mexicans are leaving the u.s. >> tucker: that is untrue. thank you for joining us, i appreciate it. canada is dealing with its own immigration crisis and prime minister trudeau has a plan, free hotels for immigrant immigrants. how do canadian taxpayers who are not getting free hotels think about that? 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they aren't getting kicked out, that's a question for the b president. >> tucker: maybe because canada has more generous benefits. >> it's a heck of a lot colder. >> tucker: it's much colder. your prime minister who i don't think it's the credit he deserves for being a buffoon is telling canadians they aren't allowed to complain about this, you're a bad person if you're against us i think is his position. >> he's saying that on a lot of matters. he'sca been saying the same tune since he's been in office talking about gender equality and all kinds of stuff. he's out a lot of failures over the past year and people are o starting to wear thin. i don't think the tories -- were going to have an election in 14 months, they haven't started saying you have to build the wall and to make president trump pay as he's saying with mexico but it could come down to something like that because trudeau is saying not only on pipelines we paid one of your texas companies $4.5 billion, in canada that's a lot of money. we paid them that much for a pipeline out west because we couldn't get them to agree with all the terms of it and all kinds of other protesters. >> tucker: i meant to thank you for that. if we're out of time but i want to thank you. >> tucker: >> how can we be out? >> tucker: it's great to see you, good chatting as always. more than a dozen states, you probably haven't been following this have passed laws allowing the government to take your guns away without a criminal conviction or a full hearing. it might violate your constitutional due process. will speak to someone who thinks it's a great idea next. your insurance company is gonna raise your rate after the other car got a scratch so small you coulda fixed it with a pen. maybe you should take that pen and use it to sign up with a different insurance company. for drivers with accident forgiveness liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ it's a high-tech sleep revolution. the sleep number 360 smart bed intelligently senses your movement and automatically adjusts. so you wake up ready to run the world. the new sleep number 360 smart bed, from $999. >> tucker: the bill of rights gives american the right to keep >> tucker: the bill of rights gives every american the right to keep and bear arms but in many states you can lose that right without a criminal conviction for a full court hearing. these laws allow private citizens to complain that an individual posesto a gun violene threat. if a court agrees, that person can lose his right to own a gun for weeks or even a year. to get it back, that person has to prove that he deserves to have a gun. peter bilski is a director of guns down, thanks for coming on. nobody is for crazy people having guns and i understand the idea behind this. i think it's worth worrying about civil liberties because nobody on the left does anymore. the idea you could lose a constitutional right without due process should bother all of us, right? if you thought that someone was going to say something and inciting violence in order to ban him from speaking, but does this bother you at all? >> it does in the sense that it really matters how you structure it. in the way that it is structured in the 13 states, if you pose an imminentnt threat to somebody close to you, you have to meet a certain standard of proof, that judge makes the determination. the person comes in a test that right. we found states in indiana and kentucky, they've been found to be constitutional because the processes in the safeguards that have been put in place have passed that test. >> tucker: what's passed then test is the american judicial system which has been in place for hundreds of years. people wrongly convicted and the guilty go free but in general we think the system works. that's why we have s it. why not convict someone before taking his constitutional rights away? >> what we say often times especially in cases of mass violence -- 38 of 63 mass shooters express some kind of violent behavior before committing a mass shooting. they have not committed a crime before that. if they had committed a felony, yes but the bar is so low federally. that's why you're seeing these individuals -- >> tucker: it's inconvenient to convict someone before taking his rights away. what would happen if a relative said my daughter is a drug addict and she is not capable of making a decision to have an abortion, she can't think right. a judge could swoop in and say you're not allowed to have an abortion, you're taking that right away. >> i remember after parkland in vermont, police found an individual, an 18-year-old who had amassed weapons and wanted to commit apo mass murder in the school, police used that states laww that they had just passed o take those guns away from him because they determined he was at risk. >> tucker: i get it. that's why they have been effective. there is no doubt i'm sure that it's effective, the question is do we care? no one in the left cares about civil liberties anymore, that's why you don't answer my question. you say that because you're making a case against due process. >> i'm walking you through the structures of the laws. >> tucker:ot that's not due process. let me ask you this. the aclu is challenging it. you're not worried at all that this will be as the aclu is suggesting disproportionately used against african-americans. i think that person is in a gang, he looks dangerous that judges like i'm taking it away. you think the justice system is racist, you're going to let that system take a constitutional right away from people and you don't think it's going to be used disproportionately against african-americans. >> you have to make sure that doesn't happen. >> tucker: how would you make sure it doesn't happen? >> they haven't found that kind of racial disparity. that's a good thing. >> tucker: how are we going to make sure that doesn't happen? you don't have an answer because you don't care. >> what i'm happy about is this is a bipartisan idea, focal republican governors support this. >> tucker: oh who cares. spare me. i'm not buying it. thank you, good to see you. it's not just the government to threatens your rights today, big tech companies are g doing their part to stifle free speech and they are doing a very good job, that's next. and exercise. and maybe even, unproven fish oil supplements. not all omega-3s are clinically proven or the same. discover prescription omega-3 vascepa. the one that's this pure... and fda approved. look. vascepa looks different... because it is different. it's pure epa. vascepa, along with diet, is clinically proven to lower very high triglycerides by 33% in adults, without raising bad cholesterol. that's pure power. proven to work. vascepa is not right for everyone. do not take vascepa if you are allergic to icosapent ethyl or any inactive ingredient in vascepa. tell your doctor if you are allergic to fish, have liver problems... or other medical conditions and about any medications you take, especially those that may affect blood clotting. 2.3% of patients reported joint pain. it's clear. there's only one vascepa. ask your doctor about pure epa prescription vascepa. ♪ hi there.me! so, what do you look for in a vehicle? 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>> tucker: thanks a lot for that. charlie hurt's opinion editor at washington times and he joins us tonight. i couldn't help notice but the big story in washington caitlin collins over at cnn was prevented from covering an event at the white house. she worked for me for years, she's a fair and decent person she shouldn't have been prevented from covering anything. cnn has been a martyr for free. speech. at the same time they're telling is, they areant it agitating for alex jones and i know people are supposed to think alex jones is way more radical than bill marr but he's got a point of view and cnn is trying to squelch his point of view, what do you make of that? >> i'm all in favor of cnn getting all the excess but you're right, the hypocrisy is astounding, i guarantee you if you flipped over right now there would no be a single story about the twitter shadow bannin banning, the only story you would see about youtube pulling her videos would be something celebratory about for managing to get their way on that story. i look at all of the consternation about donald trump and this white house but my goodness, this has been going on for absolutely every. you know how the white house press job works, the president always picks who he wants to ask him questions. the staffers go around and talk to the reporter beforehand. it's the same as planting questions because you are basically setting who it is that'sha going to ask you a question. all of these concerns suddenly about access and free speech at the white house, there are so many problems with the white house press corps to begin with that you never hear any of that. i've never heard of this of consternation before. >> tucker: i wish the left still defended free speech. charlie hurt who relentlessly defends free speech, great to see you. time for final exam, can you beat our experts at remembering what happened in the past y wee? 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this is multiple-choice, please listen carefully. scientists have just discovered something extraordinary on mars. the thing they found us very cold, very salty, and raises the potential that alien life exists there. is it a large rock in the shape of a man, a vast underwater lake, or an ancient package of peanuts? >> b. >> tucker: is it a vast underwater lake, i was rooting for peanuts. >> scientists say they discovered liquid water on mars. >> it was discovered in the martian south pole. >> it's 1 mile beneath the frigid service. there areac hopes that where the is water there could be life. >> tucker: it is the lake, katie pat which takes the lead. question two. prepare yourself. there is a man running for mayor in the city of chicago, his name is willie wilson. he is under a lot of scrutiny right now because he was spotted in church recently handing out what to potential voters? >> cash. >> tucker: i don't think that's legal but we are going to check the tape and see if that's right. >> willie wilson handing out $100,000 in cash. he says it's part of his effort to combat their skyrocketing property taxes and not a blatant vote buying scheme. >> tucker: you are right, sebastian gorka. into question three, which former attorney general of the united states says he wants to be president of the united states but he will not decide until next year whether or not to run? >> slimeball number one, eric holder. >> tucker: roll the tape. >> are you seriously considering throwing her hat in the ring? >> i'm thinking about it and i will make the determination sometime early next year. i'm looking to see potential contributors. >> tucker: slimeball number one it is, eric holder. point to you. 2-1 going to question four. earlier this week a united states senator had to reassure the public that he was still alive. reports suggested he had died last year, which senator was at? >> orrin hatch. >> tucker: standing upright, is it orrin hatch? >> staffers for senator orrin hatch we think we might need to talk with a screenshot of search results whiches claimed he passd away last year. his team posting a series of photos proving the senator is very much alive. >> tucker: that you are correct which brings us to question five, a sudden death match between dr. sebastian gorka and katie pavlich. this again is multiple-choice. there is a video from england, an island on which dr. gorka grew up it is all over the internet today it shows a tourist getting in the way of one of the queen's guards while the guard is marching outside windsor castle. how did the guard react to the tourist? 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oh, god. i mean -- >> us. >> us, i guess. >> who should pay for all the free things? >> all the free things? some should come from taxes. >> but the government is funded by taxes. >> i don't know where the money would come from. they can figure it out. >> the people with a good idea and good reason to spend theirn tax money wouldn't mind paying more taxes. >> kevin phillips joins us tonight, they can figure it out. that seemed to sum up the responses. >> these were people in the district. it's easy to laugh along and seeing how funny it is, but it's not a laughing matter. just how popular socialism has become, millennials were the largest group to support it millions are graduating with a work perception of reality. i havey been on 50 college campuses with leadership d institute. socialism is viewed as compassionate, if you support capitalism, you don't care about people. it's teaching that socialism is tolerant and it's not in line with what the past has taught us. >> great to see you. >> we are out of time. tune in every night at 8, sean hannity is here. >> sean: for the first time since getting fired by abc over what was, well, in her own words, a tweet that is indefensible. roseanne barr sits down with us for a one on one interview in studio. it happened about an hour and a half ago. it was supposed to air an interview with speaker of the house. a u.s. military plane is en route to pick up the remains of some u.s. service men that were killed during the korean war. we'll keep you updated on that. but tonight, our interview with

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