ali stall, irin carmone, michael beschloss, thanks for being here. do the vaccines work against covid-19, yes or no. yes or no questions are not that easy to find in science. and it didn t get any better from there. and tonight s absolute worst. as one high school student so eloquently put it, we ll never be remembered in history as the good guys. the reidout continues after this. theak from all your worries sure would help a lot wouldn t you like to get away?
i think about all the interpreters and people that helped not only u.s. but nato troops. and they re just it seems like they ll be left behind to be slaughtered by these very brutal people. and it breaks my heart. general, his sentiment aside, i m entitled to one point before i ask the question. he did not make comment during theak trump years, but do you agree with hisyo sentiment? i have no argument with the biden administration decision to withdraw all forces from afghanistan. there s zero political support for that war. none of the presidents involved built a base of understanding
they used to! what happened? tucker: they didn t mean it. civil liberties are out the window now, tucker. tucker: whatever gets you power is what they re for. dan, thank you very much.ho thanks, tucker. tucker: it s been an exhausting week of news. how about something happy to end theak show or at least weird. something to take your mind off. we found a pennsylvania man with an emotional support alligator. and to us, that seemed like the most important story in america, at least for our last block. wew will show it to you when we come back. titis c. man 1: mine. .caused liver damage. vo: epclusa treats all main types of chronic hep c. vo: whatever your type, ask your doctor if epclusa is your kind of cure. woman 2: i had the common type. man 2: mine was rare. vo: epclusa has a 98% overall cure rate. man 3: i just found out about my hepatitis c. woman 3: i knew for years. vo: epclusa is only one pill, once a day, taken with or without food for 12 weeks.
sure, you are influencing policy, you got a political action committee. are you kidding? so if i said that about you, assemble a group and go t confront quentin, wouldn t you feel threatened? i would. we are talking about people tucker: please answer my question, quentin. i m trying to answer and you keep interrupting me. tucker: how would you feel if i said that about you? we are talking about ripping children away from their parents. we are talking about banning muslims. people have a right to speak out against that. tucker: i m not contestingni anyone s right to speak ever, i defend it against theak left, every night. i m just asking you, is there a difference between disagreeing with someone and assembling a group, as maxine waters said, to confront them in public? please answer my question. how would you feel if i did that right now to you on the show, which i would never do? is that threatening or not? i don t think protest is in
end.g tucker: so this has been done, you reduce to grades and test scores. it still remains true that the east asians, chinese, particularly, andnd koreans score 500 points higher than other groups with the same admissions rates. so here is the fly in your analysis. you are reducing into the test scores and grades. the schools, colleges and universities, have a first amendment academic interest in selecting whom they want to educate and how they want to educate them. tucker: i am just saying it is discrimination. if it happened to any other group would be totally outraged. what the court has said is that that is not how we analyze it. s that is not discrimination. you take a look at whether the schools analyzing tucker: i am aware of what the court says. i just don t think it makes a ton of sense. do you think part of theak