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flight, an air canada flight, arrived in that very terminal on a flight from alaska earlier today, that he waited for his luggage along with the other passengers on that flight, that he retrieved his bags where he had checked firearms. these are firearms that you can legally check with the airline. and he legally was able to do that. he went to a bathroom, retrieved the firearm and came back out and started shooting. according to the initial investigations, it doesn t appear that he was targeting anyone in particular. he appeared to be shooting ram donnelly. there was no rym or reason to the shooting. but it appears that a lot of the people who he would have shot and some of the people that were killed might have been some of the passengers that were on this flight. again, he came on a flight, an air canada flight we re told, that came from alaska and landed earlier at ft. lauderdale international airport. again, this is a twist on something we ve never seen before. again, we ve s ....
merritricious when writing to the factor. please remember the spin stops here, we are definitely looking out for you. tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight, attorney general jeff sessions just said on o reilly s show that it s time to clamp down on sanctuary cities. with that in mind we speak to a lawmaker who says there s nothing wrong with elected officials undermining immigration law. but first charles murray no more. antiwar. anti-murray. tucker: to stop another charles murray event, he spoke at villanova but he had to be escorted out for his own safety after several people at people disrupted the event and called him a supremacist. murray returned after several people were ejected by the. at a nearby drexel university, two days ago he urged the discussed condition of murray s speech. he joins us tonight from mexico city. thank you for coming on. i wonder if you see something inconsistent with someone who teaches at a university dedicated to ....
you d actually expect all the candidates to be pretty aggressively hawkish on russia, particularly after russia had just invaded one of their neighbors. but it was interesting. in that senate primary, that republican senate primary in 2014, this one primary candidate, the local talk radio host, he really went the other way. he called himself a former pentagon expert on russia and he told radio iowa that, quote, pushing the russians out of crimea is not a realistic option. he said, quote, i think a lot of people, i m not sure they understand the history of russia. you go back, you know, 1,500 years to the foundation of the russian empire. it actually started in ukraine and was evolved out of that. this whole issue is about as russian as it gets, meaning russia should be allowed to take parts of ukraine. that s russia s business, not anybody else s. and this candidate apparently felt pretty passionately about it. he went on in some detail, carter page also turns up in the indict ....
the attorney general was questioned for several hours by mueller s team last week on wednesday, according to a source close to sessions. former fbi director comey, he spoke with investigators last year. the interviews, we know, focused on two things. first, russia s meddling in the election. and second, whether or not president trump obstructed justice since taking office, especially as it concerns his firing of james comey in may. jeff sessions and james comey, they are of key interest. sessions for his meetings with the russian ambassador during the campaign, and of course the fact that he was involved in the firing of james comey. of course, as for former fbi director james comey, he took many notes that he s talked about, about his interactions with the president, and of course the special counsel will be interested in comey expanding upon those. the president weighed in on sessions interview on tuesday. are you concerned about what the attorney general told the special cou ....
and other countries are taking advantage of that. what do you think about the scope of our presence at some of these rule setting meetings? what are your plans for the future? senator, we need to be there. we need to be active. we need to be capable. we need to be value added. we need to come prepared to engage and work for america s interests in these multilateral discussions. i think you described wto in this article. sounds like we share that sentiment. i couldn t tell you why we weren t there. i don t know if it was an absence of people or the absence of focus. i view those as important to get the international rule of law that s in accord with our view and not the chinese view in that particular instance. you have concerns and i will do my best to make sure we re there and we re capable. appreciate it, that answer. i want to get a little bit of clarification with respect to an answer that you gave senator menendez at the outset coming back to that meeting with the preside ....