breaking tonight americans dreaming of a white christmas and one former president dreaming of a white house and his new pole numbers show path back to 1600 is wider. mr. trump leading a wall street journal pole he is never lead. and hillary clinton is back on the trail for joe biden. another democrat might also jump in the race. the senior national core sponldant is live with the latest on particular 2024 and things are getting interesting. i love this stuff am i know you do, too. when you thought you never hear more from hillary clinton relate to presidential politics. you see she is going to hit the campaign trail for president biden as a 2024 campaign heats up whether that helps or hurts depends. one thing is for certain he could use help. the late poling shows his support is mrs. and i had party it is not have a plan. any measure he could use help that is evidenced by the wall street journal survey asks whom people vote were the election held today. former president
the left s political violence? there s an awful lot of it and it s worth thinking about it. brit hume joins us tonight. you have covered politics for an awful long time. an this kind of thing hasn t happened in a while. it is a bigger than it was in the 60s and where s it going? it reminds me of the 60s, tucker, when the chant of a hey, hey, lbj, how many kids did you kill today was on the lips of demonstrators across the country. we had violence. we had violence in the streets during thee famously during the democratic convention, 1968. we had violence on college campuses. we had flags burn. we had this sort of behavior we are seeing now. but i agree with you. not since then have we seen anything on the scale. i think that it is all about basically two things. one thing, there was unrest in the democratic party when hillary clinton won the nomination and wrested it from bernie sanders. you had a none too happy cadre within the democratic party,at going into the election. they al
tucker: what is driving the left political violence? there s an awful lot of it and it s worth thinking about it. brit hume joins us tonight. you have covered politics for an awful long time. this kind of thing hasn t happened in a while. it is a bigger than it was amis 60s and where s it going? it reminds me of the 60s, tucker, when the change of hey, hey, lbj, how many kids did you kill today was on the lips of demonstrators across the country. we had violence, we had violence in the streets during the famously during the democratic convention, 1968. we had violence on college campuses, we had flags burn, we had this sort of behavior we are seeing now. but i agree with you. not since then have we seen anything on the scale. i think that it is all about basically two things. one thing, there was unrest in the democratic party when hillary clinton won denomination and rested it from bernie sanders. you had a none too happy cadre within the democratic party, going into the electi
tucker: what is driving the left political violence? there s an awful lot of it and it s worth thinking about it. brit hume joins us tonight. you have covered politics for an awful long time. this kind of thing hasn t happened in a while. it is a bigger than it was amis 60s and where s it going? it reminds me of the 60s, tucker, when the change of hey, hey, lbj, how many kids did you kill today was on the lips of demonstrators across the country. we had violence, we had violence in the streets during the famously during the democratic convention, 1968. we had violence on college campuses, we had flags burn, we had this sort of behavior we are seeing now. but i agree with you. not since then have we seen anything on the scale. i think that it is all about basically two things. one thing, there was unrest in the democratic party when hillary clinton won denomination and rested it from bernie sanders. you had a none too happy cadre within the democratic party, going into the electi
the voice of it. a japanese journalist killed on camera as well. that made him a liability for islamic state leaderes. i want to get to catherine herridge who is with us from washington. the airstrike was deep in isis territory. a hell fire missile targeting a convoy after leaving an office. the target is always the most vulnerable when they re on the move. this afternoon the pentagon providing limited detail but emphasizing there was strong intelligence. in the last year the u.s. ramped up collections from satellites and drones to make up for a lack of u.s. presence on the ground. the kill today was downplayed by the pentagon. a drone strike using a hell fire missile. for us it was a fairly routine hvi strike. we have killed on average one