presented. not one of them give a speech there or on twitter. all i know as i watched this t , or after the game, they didn t explain themselves. they protested the american flag and the singing of the national anthem. that s not true. they love the flag and they love this country. they love the u.s. constitution as much as possible. tucker: how do you know? i listen to them. them linking arms with the owners and showing unity, donald trump drove that narrative because he thought that he wanted them fired. what happened is, even his buddies who own teams linked arms with those black and brown ballplayers. tucker: thatdd is true. and the white ballplayers. and the white ballplayers too. tucker: i saw a ton of white players sitting out thell national anthem on sunday night. exactly. tucker: it s noto. inherently a racial issue. i m sorry. it s just not. if they are supporting black players and those black playerso whether it s colin kaepernick or someone else, they are
were made. that s why i said today president trump is absolutely right. this is a witch hunt. this is a scandal without facts or evidence. tucker: so you were in a colloquy with a congressman from california and you kind of insulted each other. he, as you say, accused of colluding with the russian government. what was that exchange like today? it was pretty intense. the most interesting thing that happened today was i made the case in my prepared statement and in the question and answer period that i do not believe there is any solid evidence that the dnc was actually hacked, never mind hacked by the russians. and the cornerstone of that is that the democratic national committee refused to let the fbi examine their servers, preferring to have a company
first amendment. let me tell you how i know let me tell you how i know i m right. people of color live with racism and racial oppression every day in their community. op tucker: but it is still a decent country oh, white america i wonder why. i have been offended by the police. tucker: you are wearing thousand dollar cufflinks. don t give me the victim card. race is the tie that binds us, economics separates us.d. the police have wrongfully stopped me. they have spread me out in front of my georgetown home. tucker: you are diverting haven t to you but you can t relate to it. tucker: so because i m white you are saying that i have no voice in this conversation. you are fundamentally unreasonable. a racist one because you are dismissing the position of someone on the basis of his skin color. i m dismissing you because of your experience or lack thereof. tucker: you know nothing about my experience.
tucker: the lock herr up stuf didn t t penetrate? i don t think he participated in any of that silliness. ordinary simple judgment will tell you don tpa do that. it turns out apparently at least it s being said by his lawyers that the material has all been archived so none of it is lost to history or any investigators who might want to see it. we have no reason to believe there s classified material as there wast. clearly in the casef hillary clinton, her denials notwithstanding. there s probably no harm done here, but it s just bad judgment and it makes them all look like a bunch of hypocrites for denouncing her for doing it and then doing it themselves. tucker: does this become bigger?g i doubt it, but it doesn t help. look, anytime you are in a presidency, you ve got messages you are trying to communicate. you may or may not have a good strategy for doing it but you don t want it interfered with and you don t want to go into radio silence effectively because of some blunde
silenced in many ways. controversial speakersmp are being blocked. you have the veto by the heckler, who threatens to protest and disrupt the speech so the college may withdraw the speaker s invitation so they won t be a disturbance.t these kinds of things really threaten the entire educational system in my view, the integrity of it. we have a heritage of free speech. it s in our constitution. it s deeply embedded in our whole approachon to life and we need to push back so we are going to push back. some of these actions can be a violation of civil rights. you have first amendment rights in the country to speak. sometimes those rights can be impacted. the department of justice will take what steps we can to make sure that these zones, these colleges don t create limiting zones for free speech. tucker: i can think of many occasions where the government