have a very merry christmas. good night, america. ♪ >> good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." as you have doubtless seen on the news everywhere, a member of the tolerant left screamed at ivanka trump and her family, including her young kids on a jetblue flight yesterday. the man who was the lawyer from brooklyn berated her about her father before being kicked off the flight for disorderly conduct. even while the liberals thought his behavior went too far. not all of them thought that some of them thought it was justified and that would include our next guest. she is lauren duca a journalist who tweeted this today. ivanka trump is poised to become the most powerful woman in the world. don't let her off the hook just because she looks like she smells good. lauren duca joins us. thanks for coming on. >> hi. thanks for having me. >> so i think, of course, it goes without saying that it's valid that you disagree with trump and have your own political set of views and disagree with ivanka trump. i wonder though screaming at a mom and her kids on an airplane seems like a vi

going to be interesting here on "special report." tucker carlson starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." donald trump is officially the president-elect of the united states. electoral college having voted yesterday. many of donald trump's critics meanwhile have also reached a milestone. they're officially hysterical some having diagnosed a diagnosable level of panic. it isn't just that the other guy won in their view it's the end of a civilization itself and apocalyptic hell escape where nazis fill the you were level of our government. where did they get that idea maybe from people like our next guest. movies and radio show robust presence on twitter where this morning he wrote quote trump has appointed to his cabinet alt right lit tearl throws up #never my president. joining us now is tariq that tariqnasheed which one of them throws up nazi. >> steve bannon is associated with that alt right association nothing more than a sect of white supremacy. alt right here federal building, ronald reagan building throwing up nazi salutes. all of thes

to "tucker carlson tonight." we begin with a fox news alert. electoral college voting is underway. 538 electors gathered in the their respective state capitols to cast their votes for president as per the constitution. just a short time ago donald trump surpassed the needed 270 votes to secure the white house. it is now official. even at this late hour, some are desperately trying to invalidate the results of november's election and find a way to elect someone other than donald trump. dana has been a leader in this effort. the founder of the official electoral college petition to stop donald trump and he helped organize today's protest. he joins us now. daniel, thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me, tucker. >> so here's the contradiction i'm trying to figure out and have been for some time. you are against the electoral college and you make, i think, a pretty fair case that it's less crack than straight up one man one vote voting. >> thank you. >> and have you written a fair amount about that. and i don't agree with you but i think it's a fair case. now you are trying to u

federal judiciary? that story up next. must, mean tweets. some of are you slamming tucker for taking a vacation. i thought great, it's not about me then. i was so, so wrong. some of you think i'm a terrible substitute. keep them coming, i guess. you can reach me on twitter @ ed henry. coolest tweets come up. come o o o o o >> campaign trail president-elect trump spent a lot of time discussing his vision for the united states supreme court. one topic that didn't come up what he might do with the rest of the federal judiciary. he will have the opportunity to nominate nearly 100 judges to federal courts all over the country. just how big are the steaks? chief council conservative group joins us now. carrie? good to see you. >> good to see you. >> we hear a lot about the supreme court. we will get to that in a moment. but with this, you know, more than 100 nominations coming up throughout the federal judiciary he has a chance the president-elect to put his stamp on the courts. >> yeah. assume egg he takes this as a top priority coming out of the gate, which i think he will, we saw when o

improved. here's tucker. ♪ ♪ >> good evening. and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the show that is the sworn and morality enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and group senate committee. three weeks after the mr. election and it is still not over. recounts are about to commence in a number of states including the he key battle grounds michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania. process is expected to take weeks and cost millions. the justification for all of this? mutter rance on the left that vladimir putin may have rigged the election for donald trump. the driving force behind the recount is green party candidate jill stein. joining me now is there stein's campaign manager david cobb who himself green party candidate for president in 2004. david, thanks a lot for coming on tonight. >> thank you so much. but i too want to correct the record that we don't know are not making any allegations about foreign cyber attacks or anything else. >> then what is the point? >> well,. >> so what were the problems? >> the problems are that we were -- in those three states what we saw were statistical a

saturday. why will go on trump force one. couldn't be more excited. that's sunday but "tucker carlson tonight" is next. >> time for a fox news alert. president-elect donald trump is taking his thank you tour to des moines, iowa tonight. and as soon as the president-elect steps up on the stage to the microphone we will, of course, bring it to you live. but right now welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," the show that is the sworn enemy of lying pomposity, smugness and group think. well, less than two weeks a group of 538 people will officially choose the president of the united states. they're called electors and they are specified in the constitution. most of us assume they are mere conduits for the will of voters and will cast their ballots consistent with electoral college results and in some states they don't have to do that. they can do literally whatever they want. texas is one of those states and that's where we find christopher, a republican elector who says he will not vote for donald trump. christopher joins us from dallas. thanks a lot for coming on tonight. >> thank

. check it out. ♪ ♪ good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." here is an interesting interesting and potentially significant story. suing harvard university. they say that affirmative action hurts asian students and they have the numbers to prove it according to a study by princeton universitiation applicants must score 140 points higher on the sat. 200 points higher than black students and 450 than frerp students just to have the same shot at getting in. is that fair? joining us with someone who think it is fair harvard alum who supports affirmative action. part of a group fighting a lawsuit we just mentioned and he joins us live. jay, thanks a lot for coming on. my question is really simple what would you say and if you are a father you could be in this position some day. what would you say to a kid applying to harvard or elite school in the united states who doesn't get in because is he held to different and higher standards because of his skin color and says to you that's unfair because, of course, it is. what would your response be? >> well, tucker, i am a father

fair, balanced and unafraid. i can hear the doors. so that means "tucker carlson tonight" is getting ready for his show. starts right now next door. ♪ ♪ >> well, good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" the trump transition has made 12 cabinet picks so far. some have been widely lauded some have now. perhaps some none fiercer on the left than nominee for secretary of state rex tillerson. big business pawn of vladimir putin. tillerson is likely to have boisterous nomination hearings. among the upset is environmental groups for what tillerson does for a living. environmental defense fund reacted to the news this way trump's nomination of exxon mobile ceo of secretary of state is another sign he is putting the interest of the oil and gas industry ahead of the interest of the american people. mr. krupp joins you now. thank you for coming on. >> glad to be here. >> i think of you market oriented that seemed like a knee jerk response to the nomination of rex tillerson. maybe more aimed at your donors idonors in west l.a. thae rest of the country. you really think tr

is awesome dancer. good night from washington. "tucker carlson tonight" is up next. ♪ >> we want to take you to a fox news alert right now donald trump's second stop on his u.s.a. thank you tour. it begins in just a minute. we're going to bring it to you the moment it does. here on "tucker carlson tonight." the president-elect is just minutes away from taking the stage for a huge rally in faithville, nort -- fayettevill, north carolina. trump made some surprise appearances in front of the golden elevators inside trump tower. we want to get back to the thank you tour in a minute but, first, we want to go to fox news senior national correspondent john roberts who is in fayetteville. >> tucker, good evening to you. donald trump will be taking the stage 45 minutes from now. one of the big items of business tonight is he is going to introduce his pick for secretary of defense general james mad dog mattis to the nation. he announced he would be his pick at the first rally thank you tour in cincinnati. something trump decided kind of out of the blue to finance himself. his staff was unawar

for this "special report" from miami. fair, balanced and unafraid. here comes tucker. >> i want to start with a fox news alert tonight. president-elect donald trump getting ready for another rally. tonight it's in wisconsin. you will see this here live as soon as he sta as we wait, good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." in the first weeks after donald trump's surprise election win, democrats tried to make sense of the inexplicable, the unthinkable. how did this man become president? was it racism? was it sexism? a rogue fbi and ungrateful middle class? the long term effects of oxycontin? well none of those explanations answer the question adequately. a new culprit was found theft. the election must have been stolen by russian sabators. thpapers in full panic mode the media more hysterical. here is how keith olbermann opened internet show last night. not going to show you pictures just going to quote it. we are going to quote it, here it is: >> the best i object difference to the republican party and donald john trump, a man who to borrow a phrase from another decembe

," fair, balanced and unafraid. tucker is very careful with edamame. here he comes. ♪ ♪ >> oh good evening. and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and group think. students at american university, $62,000 per year college in northwest washington, d.c. are demanding that one of the school's trustees be dismissed from his post for taking a meeting with donald trump. his name is gary cohen. the president of goldman sachs in new york and reportedly he is being considered for energy secretary in a trump administration. he sits on the invest and finance economy. one of the students dump trump. senior at au. thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> what is your complaint with mr. cohen. >> right, so, historically we have had many grievances with gary cohen. he is one of the board members who is the reason why we have $62,000 per year in tuition. and so the board of trustees, without any kind of democratic student input every two years decides on tuition increases. >> right. >> and so historically we have had student

coming up. >> merry christmas. happy holidays i'm annie yu and yes, it is tucker barns with us this morning. >> this is the gift we're bringing you this sunday. caitlin we miss you. but it's wonderful she gets to be with her family this morning. >> thank you. it's a tradition i work on christmas morning. i've gotten used to it. >> yesterday was kind of a wash-out >> i have breaking news. i think i might have seen santa and rain deer last night. i saw a red light after midnight >> rudolf's nose? boys and girls, tucker saw santa >> i tried to get a picture >> he moves too fast. >> too fast >> so what is the day like today? everyone is going to wants to play with bike, scooter, >> the fog we had has burned it should be a beautiful afternoon. a little cool. daytime highs in the upper 40's to 50. all in all, >> that's super nice, tucker >> do you want numbers? do weather now? ok. 38 now in reagan national. 40 dulles, bmi marshal 35. fog advisory during the overnight hour, still burning off in spots. otherwise, you'll feel that moisture when you walk out, but we should be in for plenty of

watching "special report." good night from washington. "tucker carlson tonight" is up next. ♪ ♪ >> good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the top down your foot on the gas, the wind in your hair, driving as american nothing actually is more american than driving. it's our birth right. it's both a joy and a necessity when your country span as continent is it about to end abruptly? driverless cars are coming. maybe sooner than they think they are. are a are the ramifications. what happens it millions of americans who drive cars and trucks for a living? there are at least 4 million of them. joining us now one of theç most foremost experts. professor in columbia in new york. the author of "driverless, intelligence, cars, and the road ahead." thanks a lot for coming on. >> my pleasure. >> this is a really interesting topic and a cool topic and driverless cars are a marvel. anyone who ponders it for a minute starts to feel concerned for the millions of americans who drive for a living. so what will happen to them? >> well, i think there's -- you have to look

into your home. that's it for "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. "tucker carlson tonight" with ed henry guest hosting up next. ♪ ♪ >> good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." i'm ed henry in for tucker. tonight, president obama just will not stop talking. he only has 24 more days in office. that's when president-elect donald trump will be inaugurated. yet, the outgoing president is still giving interviews with and seemingly insulting voters who elected mr. trump. last night it was his claim that he would have beaten mr. trump if only he could have one more term. slamming the president-elect and hillary clinton in one fell swoop suggesting he would have been a much better candidate that hadn't her. that's not all. now the president is taking aim not at trump or clinton but you. especially if you are white and watching tonight in the south. in a podcast with his former senior advisor david axelrod mr. obama suggested democrats could not win over white rural voters well because of his race. democrats are so principled they won't give any ground he sa

this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. "tucker carlson tonight" starts right now. ♪ ♪ well a fox news alert, president-elect donald trump speaking tour continues tonight in hershey, pennsylvania. he ought to take the stage at any moment and when he does we will go there live. right now, good evening. >> and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." we showed you many examples of journalism veering outside the conventional lines on the show. but one "newsweek" senior writer has made a name for himself this election season arsenal of floor rid headlines. kirk eickenwald. he joins us now. >> thanks for having me. >> i have been reading yourself for 20 years probably. in the last year i have noticed increasingly partisan turn from you. and so i looked up your bioand it describes you as a senior writer at "newsweek" which suggests journalism. do you believe that you are practicing journalism? [ laughter ] >> when did you stop beating your wife? what are you talking about? >> well, i will show you what i'm talking about. i read your twitter feed and this is the kind of s

arena. john, what's it like in there? >> good evening to you, tucker. one of the reasons why donald trump is not backing off one iota from his campaign promises delivering much the same speech he did is because there were 13500 people in the giant arena here in hershey tonight and they want to hear donald trump reiterate what he promised them during the election campaign they want to reiterate polls republicans have not seen since 1988, donald trump won this state by 44,000 votes. that's a heck of a fete when you consider there are a million more registered democrats here in the state of pennsylvania than there are republicans. donald trump again said tonight that he was going in to this election looking at the election polls thinking he was satisfied, very happy two more events to come. he is going to be in florida tomorrow he is going to be in mobile bamma. this is the biggest crowd that we have seen here tonight. a testament to the fact that people in pennsylvania trust donald trump to bring back the economy and improve jobs in the keystone state. win pennsylvania by even bigger

, tfowor -hyou due to the extreme cold.ld >> all right. tucker barnes celebratingebratig national ugly christmas ctm sweater day but also with thealh latest on the arctic freeze.c fe i like the look tuck.k tuck. >> i kind of feel like i don'tn' have an ugly sweater.n uglyat maybe it's just me but i feel like it was good steve. >> no. >> no? >> all right. right. >> you're a cutie pie that's >> i don't know. let's do the fork.r su>>le i got lots tohe talk about. listen we got lots going onoi on here. cold friday and then we got g this wintry mix we'll be w be dealing with tomorrow morning.og not as windy today. today. let's start with some good somgd ws.s. still going to be cold and itg is extremely colcod ouldt theree early this morning.ni reagan national now 18 degrees. dulles 14, bwi marshall 14. 14. dulles was 12 last hour. now getting close to a record rr low of 10 degrees a record set r back in 1989. 19. there's your storm tracker track radar. ra tracking quiet conditions,di clear skies. ses still some breezes out there bre early and a wind chill keeping the numbers in the sin

:30 or so. tucker in a minute. we'll start the 7:00 hour with breaking news and deadly truck crash in berlin on monday. german media report that police have now identified tanasian man in wex can the attack and urgent manhunt underway twelve died and 50 injured when the truck slammed into the holiday market. two men were released because there was not sufficient evidence to tie them to the attack. isis claimed responsibility for the attack. >> wild video hoor a fireworks explosion rocked a market packed with people buying fire woorkz to celebrate the new year. this blasts was a chain reaction explosion killing 30 people and dozens more injured authorities say the whole area was leveled if the fire and witnesses shopping there described a chaotic scene. no word what caused that blast. >> 7:0 1 we have breaking news out of rockville. fire crews say a car it's not clear if it's home or business and the scene was clear just a little while ago. no word what caused crash or if there were injuries either we'll stay on top of this one and bring you more details as we get more information. >>

tomorrow night. >> well, good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," the show that is the sworn enemy of lying pomposity, smugness and group think. "time" magazine just reminded it exists by naming president-elect donald trump as person of the year. fair enough. hard to think of anyone more news worthy this year than donald trump. but to many on the left "times'" cover is a reminder that trump is indeed going to be a president and was therefore a trigger. here is one person who feels that way a congressional democrat from california. thanks for joining us tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> a tweet you sent out after seeing the cover on "the today show" this morning and you wrote. this adolf hitler was "time's" man of the year in 1938. donald trump's man of the year in 2016. disgust. i saw the irony there comparing someone to hitler is not an invitation to discuss. it's the end of the discussion, isn't it? >> well, i think that there are a lot of lessons that we can learn from the 1930s in nazi germany not to say that this is the identical situation but there is a lot to be gai

news, the rain is overe for details now tucker barnes be back with a check of thechec the forecast. hey, tuck. >> i didn't win so manyan competitions when i was kid.heni >> i'm not surprised by that. >> shocker. >> fame surprise.prise >> 45 in washington.hito 40 up in new york.or th guys.uys. chicago 24. yes, we got the colder air out o to the west. the w the reason i mention it that'sts on the way not so much today but by tomorrow and friday, saturday look out.ut. as this will feel like winter l around here. cloud cover this morning theis r rain from yesterday out of herer off to the north and east pickic up about an inch of much needede rain across the area. a and you can see some clearinglen skies starting to break out to the west and that will build inn later this afternoon it will be breezy, and cool but it shouldtu be partly to mostly sunny by afternoon with winds north and d west here at 10 to 20.20. day.day. lots and lots to talk about. tat we got cold air maybe some wintry precip on that seven dayy as well.el when will that arrive? if it f arrives at all.arri i'll have the

stop on a u.s.a. thank you tour. we will bring it to you live here on "tucker carlson tonight." president-elect is doing some unprecedented. stopping for a huge rally in cincinnati, ohio. we will take you there live as soon as trump takes the stage. joining me now though is former speaker of the house newt gingrich. mr. speaker, thanks for coming on tonight. >> good to be with you, tucker. >> what's the purpose of this event tonight? >> it's partly to say thank you. partly to get out of the transition stuff and get back to the people who made him president. trump gains enormous strength from the american people, from being with them. from feeling their support, their strength, they're enthusiasm. i think that this is an integral part of why trump is so unique. of course, here today here you have a guy who hasn't even been sworn in and he has already saved 1,000 jobs and sent america a signal of what kind of an activist job creating, job preserving president he is going to be. i think he is having a pretty good day. >> the purpose of it is to reassure people that is he going to

unafraid. make it a great weekend. see you monday. and here comes tucker. ♪ ♪ >> good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the show that is the sworn enemy of lying pomposity, snugnessmugness and group think. speaking of the "new york times" the paper has been under fire for the last year and a half 2016 presidential race. it isn't the usual gee the "new york times" has gotten liberal talk have you heard from conservatives for four decades. this is full throated outrage from many readers who believe the paper abandoned journalism and became advocacy organization for hillary clinton against donald trump. the criticism became so relentless two weeks ago the "times" public editor liz spade wrote a really nice piece with this headline. one thing voters agree on better campaign coverage was needed. has anything changed since she wrote that liz spade joins us now. thanks for coming on. i thought it was a good and honest piece. >> thank you. >> i want to give viewers. here is thursday november 10th "wall street journal." this is the first print edition after the election. can

t t ship now tucker (over com): enterpriseto captain archer. go ahead, trip. we're reading a ship closing on you fast. i've got it. some kind of fixed-wing aircraft. did the chancellor say anyththg about sending an escort? (weapons blast) i don't think they're an escort. male (over com): alien vessel. reduce to one-quarter power and adjust heading to three-one-seven mark 5. i'm taking evasive action. bring the plasma weapons on-line. ready. (water dripping) archer: houdini could get out of this. t'pol: perhaps you should invite him on your next mission. harry houdini was a magician... an escape artist. from any kind of restraint-- ropepechains, anything. that seems unlikely. that's why he was called a magician. some peoeoe say he was double-jointed. i don't suppose vulcans are double-jointed. a vulcan. what brings you to coridan? if you want answers, talk to me. you're her superior? that's right. i don't recognize your species. i'm human. from the planet earth. never heard of vulcans taking orders from anyone. there's been a misunderstanding. we're here at the invitation of your c

front lines on the war on christmas. and tucker are carelesson and herman caine are here to discuss kanye west and donald trump. >> watters' begins right now. i don't think that people want a new direction our values unify us and supporting america's working family. everyone is in agreement on. and what we want is a better connection to the message to working families in our country. >> welcome to watters' world. i am jesse watters'. that was representative nancy pelosi saying that the country doesn't want church. >> baghdad, don't believe them. >> not everyone in the democratic party agrees with with her view point. she was charged in a secret ballot and congressman ryan joins me from ohio. >> thanks for. have you hired a food tafter yet. miss pelosi can't be happy with the challenge? >> i have not. i think we are going to be okay. we are allowed to have internal squabble and she is okay and we'll forward. >> miss peel pole admitted that the country doesn't want a new direction. she's lost touch to millions of american voter and with that said, do you have faith in pelosi's leaders

morning weather and traffic coming up on the fives next we'll check in with tucker 7 at reagan national airport >> delays back to pentagon headed from d.c. to sir vir and someone is actually walking a cross the road and that's police officer the flashing light there never a good idea be kir fall. 14 street bridge to the pentagon. >> cold again this morning, steve, and brand new season. yes as mentioned. all right. winter solstice arrived a half hour ago. it's here. winter is here. as of 544 a.m. and winter weather loves we have next 0 days to enjoy for your spring lovers only 90 days until spring defend on perspective here's bus stop forecast cold out there and going to zoo and yeah lots of layers here. temperatures below freezing fog everybody early this morning an milder after school. cool, daytime highs near 50 you this feel better than yesterday. >> 2-9d washington and leonardtown 27 and 20 out of dulles. 18 this morning culpeper temperatures 36 the jet stream has a big number like that dipped to carolinas and retreating north the next couple days and milder temperatures an

lines in the war on christmas. and tucker carlson and herman cain are here to discuss kanye west. >> just got a whole lot hotter. >> "watters' world" begins right now. >> i don't think that people want a new direction. our values unify us and our values are about supporting america's working families. that is one that everyone is in agreement on. what we want is a better connection of our message to working families in our country. >> welcome to "watters' world." that was congress woman nancy pelosi last week claiming the country does not want change. nancy is starting to remind me of baghdad bob. >> don't believe them. >> not everybody in the democratic party agrees with pelosi's view point. democratic congressman tim ryan represented many working class challenged her for the position of minority leader. he lost in the secret ballot. congressman ryan joins me now from ohio. thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. >> have you hired a food tester yet? ms. pelosi cannot be happy with your challenge. >> i have not. i think we are going to be okay. we are allowed to have our in

report," fair balanced and unafraid. "tucker carlson tonight" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and group think. report tonight from the american higher education arena in the trump era. tony is a long time math professor from the state university of new york. shortly after the election the professor sent a mass email to about 600 of his colleagues with you addressed to unnamed trump supporters it began this way, quote: so you vote ford a candidate who elm bodies the white power movement and was enthusiastically endorsed by the ku klux klan, neo nazis and other white supremacy groups. i think it's perfectly reasonable to ask you the following question: one, do you believe in white power and the supremacy of the white race? two, do you believe the multiethnic and multicultural democracy can succeed? "yes" or "no," i will respond accordingly. joining me now to expand on what he meant on that is professor tony macula. professor, thanks for joining me tonight. >> you're welcome: t

the front lines on the war on christmas. and tucker are carelesson and herman caine are here to discuss kanye west and donald trump. >> watters' begins right now. i don't think that people want a new direction our values unify us and supporting america's working family. everyone is in agreement on. and what we want is a better connection to the message to working families in our country. >> welcome to watters' world. i am jesse watters'. that was representative nancy pelosi saying that the country doesn't want church. >> baghdad, don't believe them. >> not everyone in the democratic party agrees with with her view point. she was charged in a secret ballot and congressman ryan joins me from ohio. >> thanks for. have you hired a food tafter yet. miss pelosi can't be happy with the challenge? >> i have not. i think we are going to be okay. we are allowed to have internal squabble and she is okay and we'll forward. >> miss peel pole admitted that the country doesn't want a new direction. she's lost touch to millions of american voter and with that said, do you have faith in pelosi's

fofore change >> allison by time of birthday party saturday evening you'll be fine. >> tucker, please don't -- >> i know. i got work to do on saturday. i want to point out again very cold temperatures around here thursday and friday. all right. that is weather update. erin is back with all things roadways. how was your trip. >> the trip was so much fun. got to see one of my good friends get married and ate good southern food and slept a lot i call it a win. >> good wedding stories. >> for sure. we'll talk later. if you head out this wednesday morning sky fox and college park over the topside of beltway and this is outer loop where we have heavy volume picking up 95 to georgia and 15 minute delay inner loop quieter and not tear ill and no crashes i'll let you know if and when any of that changes we switch to sky fox and cameras i don't like what i'm seeing 395 northbound to 14 street bridge heavy volume from pentagon to across the bridge. give yourself extra time there. and from the beltway however to pentagon you're in ch shape. this is look at 66 right now. 66 has heavy volume as you

was elected. you are more than welcome. >> i go to the front lines on the war on christmas. and tucker are carelesson and herman caine are here to discuss kanye west and donald trump. >> watters' begins right now. i don't think that people want a new direction our values unify us and supporting america's working family. everyone is in agreement on. and what we want is a better connection to the message to working families in our country. >> welcome to watters' world. i am jesse watters'. that was representative nancy pelosi saying that the country doesn't want church. >> baghdad, don't believe them. >> not everyone in the democratic party agrees with with her view point. she was charged in a secret ballot and congressman ryan joins me from ohio. >> thanks for. have you hired a food tafter yet. miss pelosi can't be happy with the challenge? >> i have not. i think we are going to be okay. we are allowed to have internal squabble and she is okay and we'll forward. >> miss peel pole admitted that the country doesn't want a new direction. she's lost touch to millions of american voter and w

"special report." >> good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." i'm ed henry in for tucker tonight and all week. tonight, president obama is claiming he would have beaten donald trump if he had run for another term. really? you can bet we will chew over that in a moment. but, first, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu can't wait to get mr. obama out the door. mr. netanyahu says he has ironclad info that helped u.n. resolution. despite white house efforts to down play all of this. netanyahu today unleashed his fury declaring it was the administration that initiated, stood behind and coordinated the wording of that resolution. here is what the prime minister told his cabinet. >> over decades american administrations and israeli governments have disagreed about settlements. but we agreed that the security council was not the place to resolve this issue. we knew that going there would make negotiations harder and drive peace further away. and as i told john kerry on thursday, friends don't take friends to the security council. i look forward to working with those f

was some icingerwas conditions overnight.itions oveg let's get to tucker barnesht fos an update on the situation.itua. >> you said it. the good news is t>>he advisoryr has been let go and temperatures ith it's just a rain events for us u but enough to slow our roadways. there's your advisory.dvisory. now it's just in southernn souer pennsylvania which is goodania news. earlier we had it for countiesor there just off to the north ther and to the west.es rain showers they continues.ties heaviest of the rain southern sr maryland now pushing alongnglo lower eastern shore.we off to the north and west not much of anything at the moment if you look out to the west weoe have w additional showerslho develop out in westernlo vip rginia. cold front coming through androa that will bring us periods of po rain showers this morning.wers again it should be all liquidlld from here on out with temps ini the 40's and then we'll getn wet some afternoon sunshine and eventual daytime highs in theig throw mid-50's. more on the weather coming upcou momentarily but again fromain fo here on out i think it's

. it's got to be frosty.o be f [ laughter ] >> or jolly old saint nick.ic >> thanks tucker. >> that grin gave the away,n gaa though. >> thanks a lot. trump's tru'ske to you transition team he's officiallys announced his pick for who he wh wants to be the nation's nextn'x secretary of state. state rex tillerson is the man heson m wants for the job. tillerson is the chairman ceo oo exxon mobil.. trump's nominatio approve by congress. con tillerson could face uphille upl battle on capitol hill, though,g lawmakers on both sides of the o aisle are concerned about his close business ties with russiaa and russian president vladimir a putin. putin. in a statement trump says tillerson's tenacity his broad d experience and deepnd dee understanding of geo politicsndn make him ang excellent choice e secretary of state.secretary ofe he will promote regional regiona stability and focus on the coree national security interests of the united states.tes. trump also on the verge of vergo picking former texas governor gr rick perry as energy secretary.a he's met with trump at least atl twice in recent

the school's affirmative action policy. tucker took him on. >> if you are against racism and racial discrimination, why are you supporting explicitly supporting a system that penalizes people for the color of their skin? >> the students who apply are not being penalized because of their race. the application process is entirely -- affirmative action benefits asian american students. it recognizes the asian american experience is not all the same. >> but that's all gobbledygook. >> they don't have a quota system. >> is it racial discrimination to not let somebody into college based on his race? >> they are not admitting students based solely on race. there are other factors involved. içlegacy and whether you went to a private school. >> you are diverting from the question. if racial discrimination is wrong -- i believe it is -- then it's just wrong. >> that was your favorite part. >> you are a harvard grad. so i listened to that. i was trying to figure out who is this person that would try to defend this. the bottom line is, tucker is right. it is a discrimination, whether you like

because it's a public university. >>> 6:05 now. guess what? uk tucker is back. >> i'll keep talking al, guess what, tker is back. >> i like it better when you said that. >> good morning. >> what's up we missed you. >> obviously. >> yeah. >> let's see what's up? took me long to drive home from dulles than it did to fly across the country. >> i was on the beltway commute as well not fun. not newspaper at all. >> 1/2 hours. >> sounds about right. >> perfect. >> yeah. >> welcome home. >> but you're back. >> so han pi to be back. rain out of here. we'll clear it out today. about 50 this afternoon. 50 to 55 in for sunshine later today. done with soaking rapes from yesterday. we'll do -- >> i think we have a gremlin in there or two. >> reagan national is 44 this morning. dulles 40. up in baltimore bwi marshall 41. much of area about inch of rain yesterday getting it all out of here and again rain off to nrm own east deal with cloud cover. we should break into partly to mostly sunny skies this afternoon and again highs in low 50s. there's a bigger look and we're in for quiet couple of days as

along the eastern seaboard.stn >> tucker teases me al but on mt saturday i was in dallas. >> yes. >> 978 hours dropped 50 plus degrees.degrees. went from the seventies intoth the teens. >> that's brutal. >> in one afternoon.e >> n e af>> come on that's brutal.b >> arctic air.c a. it's kind of cool i think.hi. >> brutal, cool, you be the judge.ju >> i had more fun the first half of the day i'll just tellul that you. >> i believe you. 70>> i sounds a little bit bettr than 20's or whatever you were e experiencing.expe we had a version thereof too here yesterday afternoon yeah, we sure did. d r cominhat cold air coming in quickly.in. good monday morning today moing everyone. last week for a lot of youa lo before the holiday begins orb maybe it's a shorter week. week. we are still seeing the normalea amount of volume though onhougon this monday. monda wide view top of the beltway bew very heavy inner loop down in in southern maryland and as wellarl as you head intano northern virginia. 270 delays too and even inside s the beltway 295 we've got some really heavy traffic bot sides.s. ea

national.reaganational. back to you in the studio.stu >> have you found anybodyave besidesyo tucker that wants to go to a colder destinationtina yet, annie.t,nn >> reporter: gosh.orter: g why would tucker want to go doeg a colder destination? no.on? everyone is headed to warmer destinations. >> we have smart people here in theve s dmv. d >> people love skiing, steve. si >> thanks >> people love skiing, snowboarding.ding >> skiing. >> i agree with that. >> making. >> snowboarding. >> little -- >> igloos, right. >> igloos. if you get far enough northorth you'll see santa.an >> but he's real busy.y. >> don't want to go all thet ll way up there and him not be there. ther >> dry mild and breezy today. td it will actually be a veryer comfortable afternoon.fternoon we'll be back in the mid-50's later today. here are your current numbers at reagan national. we're looking atet your at r 40e not terribly cold overnight.. dulles 33.ll 33. bwi marshall 34 degrees.grees. satellite and radar, that's a t' frontal system off to the north and west and we'rere looking at a few snow showersw o there in pennsylvania an