the gay bar. it goes on and on. tucker: before you get back into generalities, since you are a law professor, i will hold you to specifics. then do what? you are familiar with the concept of civil liberties, you re familiar with the constitution. you can t punish someone for something he hasn t done, can you? or are you suggesting that we do that? you cannot but the police know the authorities know how many cars you have in your garage, all sorts of facts about you. shouldn t they know if you have dozens of these guns and it s not just how about the silencers that they are trying to push through?r why do we need silencers and guns?? the mafia? tucker: now you re revealing yourself as ignorant so i will stop you there. let s be real. not what this man. tucker: don t embarrass yourself. by using the same criteria that you just lay out, muslims are
he s not a filmmaker. he s a producer. he s not directing films, he s a producer. he had a lot of power, he could make or break your career so hel became this power mogul, people would excuse his behavior because they wanted to get ahead. that same old hollywood story. tucker: you are a brave man to talk about that in public, thank you for doing it. appreciate it. up next, a republican law professor says enough is enough and we need new gun control measures after what happened in las vegas. what exactly should those be? that professor joins us next. mike pence showed how disgusted he was by the nfl player protest by walking out of thehe game. up ahead, we will talk to a lawmaker who has a far more ambitious idea: cut off the league s tax break. taxpayer subsidies, more on that ahead. i go with anoro. go your own way copd tries to say, go this way. i say, i ll go my own way with anoro.
hungry eyes one look at you and i can t disguise i ve got hungry eyes tucker: hollywood producer harvey weinstein was fired yesterday by his own film studio after the new york times wrote a lengthy couple of pieces revealing he had been repeatedly accused of sexual harassment by a lot of different women over the past several decades. sharon waxman spent a long time writing for the new york times. er she left to start the wrap. she says the paper could have revealed his alleged misdeeds all the way back in 2004 but spiked the piece instead. sharon, thanks for coming on. sure. tucker: to what extent are they have the story are you saying in 2004?
central gift tora this world. it shouldn t surprise us that in places where the west is under attack, those very principles are under attack too. when they come for the columbus statue in your town, it s worth fighting back, because it s not about the statue, is about something much deeper. jason nichols is a professor at the university of maryland and he joins us tonight. professor, thanks a lot for coming on. thank you, tucker, good to see you again. tucker: people are upset about columbus. here is the lens through which i view this. here you have an immigrant from a spanish-speaking country coming to this continent for a better life and you are saying he s not welcome here. that sounds like bigotry to me. so, tucker, let me adjust your lens a little bit. we have a person coming from outside of our borders coming and terrorizing and killing 250,000 american citizens
there is such hypocrisy in this to scream about women s rights and all these things and he s this big supporter of it yet he s doing this. t it s clear you see the m.o., bringing them up to the hotel room, watch me take a shower. it s awful. tucker: the most striking part for me is in his explanation letter, wasn t exactly an apology, he talks mostly about himself and his personal journey and his therapist and working through his issues and i thought this is the most single most self-involved person i ve ever come across.er is that what the culture is like out there, talking about yourself without ceasing? let me tell you about me. it s true. it is. it s hollywood. it s hollywood. that s what happens. people are very self-absorbed out here. they re worried about their own position and their grasp on power. a lot of actors, if they are not in the spotlight right now, they are forgotten about and they don t want that to happen. same withs producers.