WOLF BLITZER, ANCHOR: If you were with us yesterday at this time, you heard me remind my colleague Tucker Carlson of a promise he made during the prerelease publicity surrounding Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's new memoir. Here's what Tucker said on April 29 on the April 29 edition of CNN's "CROSSFIRE."</s>PAUL BEGALA, CO-HOST, "CROSSFIRE": That was the promise?</s>TUCKER CARLSON, CO-HOST, "CROSSFIRE": If she sells a million copies of this book I'll eat my shoes and my tie. I will.</s>BEGALA: And your tie, too?</s>CARLSON: Yes, and I'll enjoy it.</s>BLITZER: All right. Fast forward 10 weeks or so, and a million plus certified sales of her book, "Living History." This was "CROSSFIRE" last night.</s>BEGALA: Tucker, you're going to have to eat some shoe leather, brother.</s>TUCKER: You know, Paul, this wouldn't be the first time I've had to eat my words! My word! Mrs. Clinton. Ladies and gentlemen, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton!</s>BEGALA: Thank you very much!</s>SEN. HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (D), NEW YORK: You're very, very welcome. Now, I really want you to notice, Tucker, that this is a wing tip, it's a right-wing tip.</s>CARLSON: Congratulations on your book selling a million copies.</s>CLINTON: Thank you, so much!</s>BEGALA: There you go.</s>CARLSON: I have to say, I didn't predict it.</s>CLINTON: Well, there's a lot that you've been wrong about.</s>BLITZER: So far Tucker has not eaten his bow tie. We'll have to watch "CROSSFIRE" today, 4:30 p.m. Eastern, 1:30 p.m. Pacific to see what happens next in the saga of the Hillary Rodham Clinton book and Tucker Carlson.
Tucker Carlson Eats His Words