aren t going to be the ones sacrificing, but they are the ones who feel virtuous by doing all of this stuff and the consequences. i see it i see a pattern, a recurring theme here and i m just grateful for the clarity you provided finding right.ed i hope you ll come back . thank you .t. you bet. soso speaking of the people who are pushing for this with no regard to the consequences, one of them is called julia ioffe. she s one of the silliest leastt informed people in american p media. but that haseo not prevented her from becoming what passes f for a foreign policy authority on twitter. it s a very low bar. so aarp spends most of her timeh demanding that you send your children to war with russiaere and then attacking anyone who doesn t want to do that as a stooge of putin. you ve seen this a lot. julia ioffe, in other words, believes passionately in ukrainian nationalism and that would be fine except she doesn t believe in american nationalism, which is weird since she lives here. she
well, i will. his buddy rudy giuliani, he s being used as a russian pawn. he s being fed information that is russian. that is not true . so before i get to glenn greenwald, he knows all the answers to everything pretty much there s something going on here. the new york times effectively just attacked joe biden. e you know, we attacked joe biden every night. new york times is not attacked.t joe biden very often. soso why do they do that ? there s got to be some reason why i say that out loud. in the meantime, here is glenn greenwald, independent journalist. of course, you know, he writes for substory and other places. we re happy to have him join suus tonight. how dodo you how do you assessu this , glenn? you ve been you ve been on the story since dayry s one . pull the threads together forces if you would. yeah, i mean, the entire liberal wing of the corporate media, which iss basically the entire corporate media with a few exceptions, spent a year and a half now disseminating a cia l
isn tgo that a core function of government? victor davis hanson would know he s a senior fellow at the hoover institution. he joins us tonight. professor, thanks for coming on . soso usght. volunteers to seal the border. what is this ? i thinkk it s shorthand for in 14 months. it s not that they made the borders porous. they blew it up. it doesn t exist anymore. yes. and they have no problem with that, tucker , because they re ideologues but they do have a problem of losing power because that issue is one that americans care very deeply about. it s going to be one ofy the reasons they get voted out in november and they re starting to panic and they knowo that there s a solution. it s finished a wall like we did. we were working on it go down to mexico and jawbone the president over there and say don t doo this .o and it s to stop the catch and release. and theyut can t do that becausa the solution is worse thanse the disease and instead they start insulting the very dhs people, bord
prices. they got their wish. they had 14 monthshs. they destroyed things and they know the solution pumput more oil, you know, print lesst tmoney. but they can t do it becausedi that solution is worse than the disease. sosehi they say things like, you know, have volunteers at the border, take the bus that oil companies are doing anything at the solutionog because they re ideologues that the only thing they care about is power. that s all they don t care about people just power the retention of power. soso hispanics are pushing them to close the border. t can we just take two seconds to acacknowledge how amusing and great that is? yeah, and if they start voting republican , t they will be down there closing the border finally because the last thing ilthey want are millions of people that might vote like cuban. and so they don t i know they re ideologues but i meant by that their ideology is power and they change their politics in any other directionhe.
0 by istanbouli ticket to seattle . netwenty seven presenting partnr usa. good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight areld a lot of things going on around the world at the moment but we thought we would begin tonight with a report from oour own country just to give you something a little differentnt fromat what you ve been watching every moment of every day for the past three weeksksas on your screen are pictures fromyn brooklyn, new york . these are people waitingth in line at a food bank. the queue stretches for blocks. it s what we used to call a bread line. otst of these people are not homeless or not addicted tohe drugs. some of them have jobs they just can t afford enough food. very few living americans have ever seen anything like this . it s been nearly 100 yearses since the united states experienced widespread food shortages. that s long enough that most of us have forgotten what it means . and here s what it means. if you want to make a society volatile, not just an