country we are in the abyss trying to claw our way out. we want to have this special our to talk with you about what we can do about it and where we are and how we got here. so rather than me doing a one-hour monologue, i thought who best to discuss this with me, that is american marxism than pete thank you for coming. i am beyond humbled to be here and when american marxism was in my mailbox i got the embargoed copy. it was like christmas. mark: thank you. phenomenal read and it could not be a more important moment for all the reason you stated i had that same feeling that we are not looking at this we re in the middle of itet and you use the word marxism for the first time in a title in your book and if i may i will dive in for a second for fox and friends i talked about how i like to ask you 100 questions i only have an hour but on page 251 talking about washington reading pains words so you say our challenge today speaking of 1776 is just as crucial and urgent and the
afghans. the last c-17 list it did off on august 30th this afternoon at 3:29 p.m. east coast time. the last manned aircraft is cheering the airspace above afghanistan. we got everyone out and we re done. a poignant moment. over 4000 americans died in afghanistan over two decades. last week enlisted marines who were infants what troops first arrived in the country. finally after decades it s done. is it done. just moments after the clip you just saw, we left afghanistan for good general mckenzie said actually not all of us did leave. there are still americans trapped in afghanistan. the united states military left them behind. watch. we know american citizens came out on the last, what we call the joint tactical filtration, the last five jets to leave. we maintained bringing them in immediately before departure. we were not able to bring any americans out. that ended about 12 hours before our exit. we continued the outreach and prepared to bring them to the last minute. no
the last c-17 list it did off on august 30th this afternoon at 3:29 p.m. east coast time. the last mannedas aircraft is cheering the airspace above afghanistan. we got everyone out and we re done. a poignant moment. over 4000 americans died in afghanistan over two decades. last week enlisted marines who were infants what troops first arrived in the country. finally after decades it s done. is it done. just moments after the clip you just saw, we left afghanistan for good general mckenzie said actually not all of us did leave. there are still americans trapped in afghanistan. the united states military left them behind. watch. know american citizens came out on the last, what we call the joint tactical filtration, the last five jets to leave. we maintained bringing them in immediately before departure. we were not able to bring any americans out. that ended about 12 hours before our exit. we continued the outreach and prepared to bring them to the last minute. none made it t
administration and its moral authority. the white house has noticed this and they are worried. how worried are they? they cdc was just caught fabricating numbers to discredit the state of florida and its governor. we will speak to ron desantis about that in just a minute. first-come good evening, and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. in the fall of 1998, susan was working in the marketing department in some big company at the bay area. hardly a failure, she had a college degree and a good job. hard to imagine anyone who knew her at the time thought she would become rich and powerful someday. things change fast. in one of those amazing windfalls of good fortune they used to write movies about, went to her garage to the two guys who founded google. voila, 23 years later she s worth half a billion dollars and runs you to come in the largest digital platform in the world. we cite this not to attack susan leschinsky s life story. simply to remind you that many other people now
authority. the white house has noticed this and they are worried. how worried are they? they cdc was just caught fabricating numbers to discredit the state of florida and its governor.usus we will speak to ron desantis about that in just a minute. first, good evening, and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. in the fall of 1998, susan wojcicki was working in the marketing department in some big company at the bay area. hardly a failure, she had a college degree and a good job. on the other hand, hard to imagine anyone who knew her at the time thought she would become rich and powerful someday. things change fast.ec in one of those amazing windfalls of good fortune they used to write movies about, rented to her garage to the two guys who founded google. voila, 23 years later she s worth half a billion dollars and runs you to come in the largest digital platform in thehe world. we cite this not to attack susan wojcicki s life story. simply tos remind you that many other people