game s over. just ask the falcons. one second they were almost super bowl champs. the next thing you know they re watching brady hold a trophy. can t brag about a trophy that hasn t happened. you can t hype up a bill that hasn t done a darn thing yet, unless you re joe biden, taking a victory leap over his massive infrastructure spending bill. i signed it, and it was a once-in-a-generation investment in our nation s roads, bridges, railroads, airports, water systems, and high-speed internet. i really mean it. this is like a new industrial revolution. jesse: primetime launched an investigation. a trillion dollars and a year later and biden s broken ground on one project. a heated sidewalk in a small new hampshire town. the project s not even close to finished, and won t be before winter. the city of berlin, new hampshire, has a 17% poverty rate, but the white house figured they could use a $20 million heated sidewalk. surprise-surprise, the city residents didn t want it.
ever. but it s not the whole story. because it s not, we are taking the next hour to show you the other side. this country has problems. it wouldn t be interesting if it didn t. this country also has an awful lot going, more than any other country in the world. great people, deep national beauty, and a culture wide love of animals. even where there is tremendous suffering, all of that shines through. laurie simmons is the perfect example of this. she rescues dogs across the country, including those abandoned at the southern border. we spoke to her in november. when we got down to legal pass at the rio grande last week and saw hundreds and hundreds of starving and abandoned dogs left to fend for themselves from illegal immigrants that crossed the border with their dogs, they get on buses and leave them behind. these dogs can t survive on their own, and the national guard and a friend of mine from blue line moving who had gone down there to do border cleanup had reached out t
Miss a show. tell them to come visit us in nebraska. nebraska doesn t deserve that. that s it for us. dvr jesse watters prime time. tucker: welcome to a special and unusual addition of tucker carlson tonight, a happy addition. it s the new year. as the new year begins, 2023, everything that s going on in the world, it s easy to feel a sense of impending doom. you could watch 5 minutes browsing td or watching social media and you will come up with a million reasons why this is done. despair is more tempting than
Game s over. just ask the falcons. one second they were almost super bowl champs. the next thing you know they re watching brady hold a trophy. can t brag about a trophy that hasn t happened. you can t hype up a bill that hasn t done a darn thing yet, unless you re joe biden, taking a victory leap over his massive infrastructure spending bill. i signed it, and it was a once-in-a-generation investment in our nation s roads, bridges, railroads, airports, water systems, and high-speed internet. i really mean it. this is like a new industrial revolution. jesse: primetime launched an investigation. a trillion dollars and a year later and biden s broken ground on one project. a heated sidewalk in a small new hampshire town. the project s not even close to finished, and won t be before
It s not the legislature s money. it s the people s money and when we have revenues that are in excess of what we need to fund our state government operations, we need to give it back to the people, and that s what i talk about in my state of the state address, when i proposed a number of tax cut proposals and pointed out what a surplus we had, how much we had in our tax reserve fund, and why we needed to give that money to the people who gave us the money in the first place. laura: when you see these insane mandates being rolled out across the country, and these cities, you remember as a kid visiting these are great american cities, and they are being destroyed from within. one after the other. i know you don t take your competitor as a former governor in a nice way, this has to being a be agonizing for you because you know it can work well. nebraska doesn t need to be