private island. some in congress say the public has the right to know those names. >> we need to know who was on that plane, who was participating in this. they redacted those records in the ghislaine maxwell trial. but getting to the bottom of this is important. >> but republican congressman tim bur charred of tennessee says he believes the release of the full night logs might be blocked because too many of his, quote, colleagues would be named. epstein died in jail of course in august 2019 about one month after being arrested on sex trafficking charges. his death was ruled a suicide. haley? >> kayleigh: unfortunately that's all the time we have left tonight. remember you can catch me weeks days at noon on outnumbered right here on the fox news channel. gutfeld next. have a great night. ♪

[cheers and applause] >> greg: yes, yes, yes! happy tuesday everybody. so really it seems 2023 is the year of the protester. they seem to be everywhere blocking traffic, closing bridges, chanting at train stations. but the joke's on them. i travel only by helicopter. but, oh, how they love to delay transportation. who do they think they are, mayor pete? idiots are throwing tomato soup on paintings and super gluing themselves to the wall. remember that knucklehead who glued his hand to a starbucks counter to protest the price of-milk? when they called his name he

couldn't get his own coffee. what is it about super glue anyway? it should only have one purposes and that's sniffing. the more disruptive the more the imba sills embrace it even if it hurts their cause. what drives these clowns to protest? well, besides their mom. they simply alienate rather than raise awareness. do you think this helps anyone? [screams] >> imagine that! [screams] >> i hate this! >> i'm killing it. i'm killing the baby! . >> greg:. >> greg: now it's not as if anybody in gaza knows or cares about the traffic protests but we do. ambulances can't take suffering people to the er. people can't get to work so they can feed their families.

and my limo driver can't get me to my helicopter which then delays my massage. and yet they pretend that they're the martyrs. they yell at us not to sit and stand by while there's carnage in gaza yet what do they do? they sit and stand by on a bridge. you can't just waste hours of our precious time and pat themselves on the back. that's what fox and friends does every morning. i do that because i know they're asleep now. [laughter] >> greg: fact is, protesters don't really care about people. perhaps if they only had families of their own they would think differently but they don't because nobody in their right minds would ever [bleep] one of these morons. sorry about the lan. too easy to say they have nothing of value in their lives miserable people with nowhere to go and nothing to do so they find their identity in this performative activity.

but it's true. they're this generation's mimes. look at them they are not happy. some are very out of shape. none of them are very good looking. hell, let's be honest. these are ugly people. inside and out. even too ugly for this. i know. that's considered a compliment for the view. they are in short malignant narcissist and science grease. according to a study published in the latest issue of current psychology, quote, individuals with higher levels of narcissistic traits are more likely to be involved in feminist activism. interesting. and why? well narcissists feel a compulsion to dominate and manipulate others. and in this case, activism is their chosen path. one seeks attention and the other requires it. highly sensitive to criticism and feeling inadequate they act

out to compensate while believing they deserve special treatment. but nothing of value to their happy egos to protest. they should do what most unhappy people do. get implants and become stripers. fact is, happy people don't block traffic, unless their moving van stalls when leaving california. however, when the press covers these creeps it's always with admiration. but when you dig deeper you often find that they're estranged from reality. you may not be able to judge a book by its cover but not so by these ass holes. every piersing on a kid's face is two years of quality time they didn't spend listening. maybe they lack empathy because they never look in the mirror. so this performative caring narcissist an insecure person with a delicate inflated ego. and, true, that sounds like everyone on tv. except that we are he not interfering with your daily life. if you don't like what i'm

saying you could just change the channel. wait, forget i said that. i don't want to end up co-hosting inside al capone's storage unit with geraldo. [laughter] >> tyrus: heard that was getting picked up. >> greg: yeah. but today's protester tries to build themselves up by being a nuisance to you and me. and what happens long term? things of value are out of their reach precisely because their own behavior prevents it. no one wants to be around them. so this new kind of protest becomes a religion without tran sendens compassion or forgiveness. it is a tantrum the opposite of productive. it's hard to build things people care about but babies can build soup. so they give the narcissist the attention they crave and a sense of moral superiority. some are so narcissistic they refuse any accountability at all like a group of protesters

blocking the bay bridge in san fran. they're demanding the charges be dropped and one of the attorneys even characterized the charges as inflammatory. meanwhile, three kerriers were trapped and one surgery had to be cancelled. the narcissists were literally putting lives on the line. just not theirs. but that doesn't matter. it's for a cause and the cause is to fill the hole in their empty lives. their ideology is merely just a costume. so what have we learned? nothing. because that's not what this show's about. you want that, put on something educational, like the masked singer. but i'll tell you this, if i'm in my car and you're super glued to the road, consider yourself a speed bump bitch. because unlike you, i've got a life and i work hard for it

[cheers and applause] >> period. >> greg: let's welcome tonight's guest. he asks santa for new material, actor writer and comedian jamie lissow! [cheers and applause] >> greg: she's a star at swimming and standing up for women. director of the riley gaines center of the leadership institute, riley gaines! >> greg: she's like a shopping malzahn take little kids cry when they see her. new york times best selling author and fox news contributor kat timpf clam clam [cheers and applause]. >> greg: and two french hence two turtle doves are part of his diet. wnba world champion tyrus! [cheers and applause] >> greg: i just said wnba. sorry tyrus. >> tyrus: it felt right at the time. >> greg: it did. >> tyrus: i couldn't make the nba. >> greg: the wnba. >> tyrus: pulled my hair out and

said why not. >> greg: jamie, some say your jokes are an act of protest against comedy. >> jamie: man, tyrus would dominate the wnba. >> greg: he would. he would. what do you make of these protesters? >> jamie: the protesters -- well, first of all, the traffic is a concern. but also no one's talking about how there are people in san francisco trying to sleep and [bleep] in front of that brim and they're disturbing them. you mentioned the narcissism and feminist thing briefly. you know this about me, i've been a feminist for a long time. i started doing comedy so every woman in the whole world would always make more money than me. [laughter] >> jamie: but we talked on the show we said sometimes someone's going to die or something, that's going to be like an ambulance or whatever and this is exactly what we were talking about. like the organs trying to get through. this is a serious thing. and, can you imagine like you're waiting for like a heart and

like, i get upset when my raman is late. can you imagine you're looking at the app, oh, raul has your heart he's on a bicycle. >> greg: and it's just stuck. >> jamie: it's not moving. do you want to cancel it? no it's my heart. >> greg: exactly. you have to go to customer care and you're like the fifth in line. >> jamie: then they talk about doing 3-d, they said they would do 3-d organs, print them on 3-d printers to make so stuff like that might not happen. i don't know about organs with 3-d printers because if it's anything like the experiences i've had with printers, i don't know if it's going to be repable. you know, like, we had your lung but it said something about toner and it's printing out a test page. i'm not sure. >> greg: all right, enough jamie. riley, you have had several i want actions in your life with

protesters. has there ever been a moment where something actually like clicked where it worked out? where there was somebody who said something nice to you and you guys ended up becoming friends? >> riley: no. let me sit here and recount because there have been many many times especially on college campuses where i have encountered something like this, and no. it's never anything productive. it's name calling, it's these petty personal attacks. it's screeching like ban cheese which we see pretty often. speaking to your point of feminist activism, i feel like we should define feminism. because i kind of torn here do i consider myself a fem inist? because i am someone who fights for women's rights. granted this is real women and not men in dresses. and speaking of i probably do make more money than you. [cheers and applause] [la [laughter]. >> riley: but, really, i feel

like we should define feminism. is it the people screeching outside of pregnancy centers with blue hair? is it megan rapinoe? god i hope not. what is feminism really. >> greg: right now it's defined as women who put men with penises in front of biological women. >> riley: so maybe i'm not a feminist. scratch that. >> greg: you're a turf, iss that what they call it? >> riley: i'm a proud turf. >> greg: kat, you love attention but you never protest. what is going on with you? this could have been a career >> kat: i'm employed. i knew i loved attention, so i decided to have a career where i would get a lot of it. >> greg: yes. >> kat: and it's worked out great. although you talk about activists who are ugly, i am always more suspicious of people who are doing philanthropic work but they look really good. like if people post a picture of them, you know, at an orphanage

volunteering but they're in like full glam, did you get a blowout before this? doesn't seem like this is about the kids, it's about you -- it would be even weirder if it was. so you can post a picture of yourself and say look at how much i'm helping. i feel like people who really care about issues and really want to help or really want to fight with certain issues are less concerned about the social media presence showing them doing so. >> greg: there was a trend where like hot actresses were like handing out bottled water in africa >> kat: yeah, but they have like false eyelashes on. >> greg: exactly. you could see in the back there was a car waiting to take them back. >> tyrus: and a stunt double to make the exchange. you don't want to touch the -- ew. >> greg: tyrus, where do you see this going? i firmly belief there is no -- they have no intention of succeeding. they don't want -- because if they solve a problem then they're useless. >> tyrus: again, you have to

know what the problem is, and there's no problem if you just read a headline. they protest but when they get arrested they're outraged. like the whole point -- you feel so passionately about a right or something that you're willing to disrupt, and willing to go to jail or go on a hunger strike or just show how much you're for the cause. but they're just for the showing up part. they just want to stop everything and get that power, and then when they're done they're supposed to be able to just go home. because it's more of a protest of accountability. because that's the argument we keep hearing is like, well, no, we can rip down signs of hostages and we can threaten this and we can chase a guest woman speaker in a hallway and have her barricaded in there. but because we're right. it feels like we're right so we don't have to be responsible.

i think it will change when they start getting hit with real consequences but that's not going to happen until they get out of blue cities to do this. because if they pull this [bleep] in alabama or louisiana, those first four hours in prison is going to really test, you will take six of them and as they get in there and they meet a gentleman very much like myself, but at the same time not like myself, if you catch my drift. >> greg: yeah. >> tyrus: and four of them will look at me like i think we've been to gaza before i don't think this is a good idea. reality hits. so eventually hopefully they start getting some reality doses to go with them and we're starting to see that. because -- >> greg: they have to get a job one of these days. no one's going to hire that ieno one's going to hire them. when they get consequences and

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♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> greg: yeah. it is not our fault that this is the news. so it was a pelvic thrust a breach of trust? it's the scandal that's too hot to handle for bret baier. but not for me. democrat senator ben cardin, not ben dover, says he's angry, frustrated and disappointed after video emerged of his ex staff member allegedly having sex in a senate judiciary committee room last week. hmm. allegedly having sex. i can describe the time i lost my virginity. thank you john stamos. as we so diligently reported last night, kardon's office said

quo aidan is no longer employed by the us senate but judging by the video he definitely has a future as a pearl diver. now, we don't have access to the amateur smut so back by popular demand gene's artistic handiwork will do and it is a site to behold. good job gene. he took his time. having those interns model for you was -- but the jokes, i mean, really do write themselves. i guess legislation's not the only thing getting ran through. usually the only thing they pound in the senate is a gavel. but that's what i call a ranking member. last time i saw a spread like that i was in the buffet line at the golden corral. >> tyrus: okay. >> greg: but, you know, in all seriousness the one man wasn't

the only thing being breached. so was trust. >> it was a breach of trust. >> these are personnel issues that i won't talk about personally. >> he exhibited unusual behavior while he was working in the office? >> i would not be the right one to ask. not going to get into personnel issues. >> a staffer called an earlier question like you knew him personally, you woked with him personally. >> i know all of my staff people. >> were you permanently close to the staffer. >> i can tell you that i -- i'm not going to get into my relationship personally. >> greg: hmm, staff people. that young man certainly has no issue with staffing. kardon refused to get into the allegations calling it a personnel issue although i think it's a hygiene issue. hopefully someone wipes down that railing with a gallon of pure rely but finally they also requested we no longer make them the butt of our jokes. and i don't blame them the whole thing is a big pain in the ass.

tyrus, i did this for you. what are your thoughts? you now have the table. >> tyrus: i need my black zone box right now. >> greg: are you disgusted outraged or wish you didn't have to talk about it? >> tyrus: all of it. i think -- when it first came out, i think the initial reaction was kind of like laughing, like, wow, like really, is this what's going on? but i find it tragic in the sense -- it has nothing to do with the situation, whether it was gay, straight, or whatever. but like the white house has become nothing more than a back house at a trust stop. we've got cocaine in the office. and, listen, nobody just decides one day to film a porn. okay? this was months of work. they were building it up.

they were doing it. there was a chat group. they were exchanging videos, this is the one video that got out. this wasn't just one thing. no. >> greg: are you suggesting there's more? >> tyrus: no one graduates, no one goes hey i'm bored at work let's's make a porn in the thing. no, it was going on for months and months and they were doing it. what scares me now after seeing the interview of the senator he's acting a lot like an interview of a husband in a place he shouldn't have been in. you know what i'm saying? it's starting to get a little weird. you know what i'm saying, mr. tyrus? >> what? >> did you know him personally. >> yeah, i knew him but i didn't know him know him. i knew him it wasn't me man, it wasn't me. >> it's getting to that point. but as much as -- and, listen, the guy obviously, he was willing to take one for the team but i don't know that he was going to take it for the whole

team. so i think that's why they're -- yes. i don't think. >> wait a minute. >> greg: i think you're suggesting there's a second shooter. [laughter]. >> tyrus: yeah, because here's the deal. if this was a one-time thing they would have handled it differently. they're handling with gloves for some reason. >> greg: i would. >> tyrus: because it's a big chat group. [laughter] >> greg: sorry. [laughter] >> tyrus: everything i say he's going to make it -- >> greg: yes. >> tyrus: speaking of scandal and i'll change the subject and leave it at this. to be fair jamie was besmirched in the last segment because he doesn't make as much money as women. to be fair he dotes nates half his income to women every week. >> greg: reilly i get the feeling if this was a republican

senator this would be wall to wall which is why we're staying on this through the new year. >> riley: of course it would. and to continue with the puns here, progressiveism it rots from the bottom up, right? that's very clear. but when i saw this video, i thought to myself, are we sure this is a gay sex tape and not an ad campaign. that's what i thought. then i thought, again with the puns because it's inevitable. riden with biden. or what about erection fraud or the insir-erection. if this was the other way around it would be handled entirely different especially by main stream media and of course by the administration in the white house right now. as you said we have cocaine, we have the transact visits topless in the front yard. the list goes on of things that we've seen from this administration and what they have produced.

>> tyrus: guys in dresses stealing luggage. >> riley: the suitcase stealer. >> greg: it's one big pride march rolled into one. kat, we talked about this last night. you get a second bite of this apple. >> kat: i'm so lucky. i don't say it enough. i just -- it was interesting to watch senator cardin be interviewed about it, interesting to hear senator cardin call it a tragic situation. i've never heard sex be described that way before. not to brag. but imagine it's pretty embarrassing to have your porn all over the place, and what could be worse than that? what could be worse than that is having your boss on tv giving it such a terrible review. [laughter] >> greg: you know, jamie, the video reminded me of your act

because there were only two people in the room. by the way, i included this for your benefit, so you have the floor, just like that young man did. >> jamie: thank you. i will not do any puns but there were a couple of real ass holes in that video. [laughter] >> did you -- i wish we could see the sketch again i don't know if there's any way to show it but i think i figured out how to prove who did it. i think if we can figure out if that young man has that rectangular censor tattoo there's no way he could deny. i don't want to throw staunch, right? you guys know there's that sex tape of me out there. it's more of a one-man show. my ex-wife once told me she wanted to make a sex tape but she said you're going to be an understudy. [laughter]

>> tyrus: he was a really good understudy, he really was. >> greg: anything else or shall i move on? >> jamie: i feel like we should move on >> kat: i quickly want to add, how did you ask gene to draw that? >> greg: we have rights to the pictures >> kat: i didn't know that was a thing you were allowed to ask him to draw. >> greg: could you draw two men having sex and he was like i already did it. he drew that five years ago. [laughter]. >> greg: up next they asked him for one word and his reply was a turd. [cheers and applause] changes your struggle with missing teeth forever. it changes how you eat, how you feel, and how you enjoy life. it changes your smile and how others smile at you. clearchoice network doctors have changed over 100,000 lives with dental implants, and they can change yours, too.

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♪ >> it's coming your way, hey hey, it's video of the day! ♪ >> greg: today's video comes to us from new york city mary eric adams. during a recent interview he was asked what word he would use to describe 2023. roll it.

>> mr. mayor, we've come to the end of what was a very eventful 2023, right? so when you look at the totality of the year, how would you had to describe it in one word, what would that be and tell me why? >> new york. this is a place where every day you wake up, you can experience everything from a plane crashing into our trade center to a person who's celebrating a new business that's open. this is a very, very complicated city and that's why it's the freightest city on the globe. >> greg: yeah. it's a very complicated city. one day you're opening a dry cleaner, the next you're dead under a pile of rubble. talk about a selling point. true you might get mugged in the park but that's because we have so many great parks. being shoved in front of the subway train underscores the reliability of our public transportation. who needs episode of law and order when you can see a murder

right up close. yes the host did ask the mayor for just one word. new york is two. much maybe he meant that his one word was complicated? because he's comparing the horrors of 9/11 to a store that sells i love new york t-shirts isn't complicated it's moronic but good to see him recognizing all the businesses opening like window replacement blood stain remover. can't wait to see the other great selling points the constant smell of urine thousands of illegals decorating our sidewalk and no jail time for arson or robbery. so to describe his answer this one word i would go with horrifying. and in six words, you've got to be [bleep] [bleep]ing me. [cheers and applause] >> greg: kat you have the floor. what just happened? >> kat: what is going on in your

mind privately if what publicly comes out was 9/11. this was a very open-ended question. he could have said literally anything else. even if he said fall in new york, leaves are changing, pumpkin spice, 9/11, that still would have been weird. but it was one word. he's like, new york, you know, sometimes it's 9/11, and other times it's not 9/11. >> greg: that was it >> kat: and that's why we're the greatest city in the world. like what? are you okay? i would have left this interview and immediately taken myself to bellevue. because there is no shame in not being okay, right? it's not your fault but your healing is your responsibility. and there is something going on very wrong here because he also kept going with it. >> greg: yeah >> kat: i mean he could have taken it anywhere. i've never been asked a question in my life publicly where i was like i would actually rather pivot to 9/11.

>> greg: even when they ask me about 9/11 i don't say 9/11. i talk about my birthday >> kat: softball question where i can pick anything like to talk about, i would like to go whack to 9/11. >> greg: for one minute. you're on a game show, what is 9/11. jamie, you know, he is a regap. >> jamie: oh, yeah. >> greg: do you think this is brain damage from just being vegan? >> jamie: that can happen. do you think -- this was really confusing to watch. wasn't it confusing? like he doesn't know how many words in one word. this is crazy. do you think he answered a question -- like the wrong -- do you think later they were like where do you live and he was like 2023 was amazing. [laughter]. >> jamie:. >> jamie: and then it's like he's doing like a tourism brochure for terrorists. like come here, you can crash your planes if you guys want. by this definition, my marriage was the best one on the globe.

>> greg: riley is there any way to defend him? i wasn't trying to demean 9/11 he just like made a fool out of himself. >> riley: you know, i was one year's old when 9/11 happened so i think to accurately answer this question, you talk to someone like frank at tunnel to tower, you ask him is this offensive how do you feel given his answer. that's someone who could give you an accurate and appropriate answer as to if this is disrespectful if it's distasteful because of course i think that. i think anyone with any amount of brain activity would probably and should think that. but i'm curious to know how frank siller or, again, those people who have these non-profits, those people who were first responders or of course who were in the building, family members of those who died that's who needs to answer is there any defending this because of course i would say no again i was one year old. but i have a seen the horrific events of what this looked like and again how we united as a

country after 9/11. so i think it's incredibly distasteful. >> greg: i'm with you as i was only 10 at the time, tyrus, but i have memories. what's your -- can you cut him a little slack? >> tyrus: you guys, listen. i hate this role sometimes, the lone black man on this channel. he was speaking in code, y'all. i got his message perfectly. >> greg: yeah. what was it? >> tyrus: this place is [bleep]ed up, it's worse since 9/11. don't come. that's literally what he said. without saying it. like he's sitting there at this [bleep] liberal, smiley face guy like could you sum new york in one word and he's like -- [laughter]

>> tyrus: new york. nine 11. get out. so he was coded. because, listen, i knew -- and a couple brothers -- i knew exactly what he was saying because we used to do that plus you don't even have to be black to understand this coded way of talking the. any man in an unhappy marriage talks the same way. hey man what's going on with you? >> not much, looking forward to cancer the wife is fine. you should really come to dinner, the house is full of love. >> greg: we have to move on. coming up a protester made a stage for alec baldwin's rage. [cheers and applause] u off cour. put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when i wanted to see results fast, rinvoq delivered rapid symptom relief and helped leave bathroom urgency behind. check. when uc tried to slow me down... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when uc caused damage rinvoq came through

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♪ >> it's coming your way, hey hey, it's video of the day ♪ [cheers and applause] >> greg: second video. it's from the mean streets of new york where alec baldwin got

into it with anti israel protesters. roll it. >> hollywood, do you think [inaudible] >> you've already got your mind made up with every question you got right? >> is that the answer? >> you ask stupid questions. >> can the media -- >> hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. >> no, no, stop. >> greg: that protester's lucky if he upsets alec baldwin he might cast him in a movie. riley, though, kind of like what we talked about on the a block none of these demonstrators are trying to -- they just want to a cost people. i side with alec baldwin, oddly. >> riley: i think what this is is these crazy liberals had nothing to do, as they do, right? this is their draw back so they're probably being paid to be there. they couldn't find episodes of 30 rock on hulu anymore so they found them in real life. what this was was a crazy

liberal getting bombarded by more crazy liberals but as you said a broken clock is right two times a day and that's what we saw here. >> greg: speaking of broken clocks, jamie what are your thoughts. >> jamie: did you see the end of the video he finally got everyone to leave him alone by convincing them that he was billy baldwin. [laughter] >> greg: i always forget about billy baldwin. >> jamie: yeah. they're all -- there's alec baldwin like who's the big -- and every other baldwin brother is like when you buy like a gucci purse off the street. like it's not quite the same, it's obviously you're trying to safe a little snoop yeah. no wonder you're divorced. tyrus? >> tyrus: you know, it's hard not to -- he really was being the grown ass man in the room. >> greg: i agree. >> tyrus: ideology, throw it out the window. the inning this is the protesters across the board, we saw earlier in another segment, all they care about is having the camera on them.

they're just never prepared when they get that moment. they always say dumb -- so that's why they scream. and you always watch them before they do the scream, they can't help the eye thing where they look to see if the camera's looking at them and then they do their scream and then they look at the camera again as if -- cam camera man's like, that's what was missing. didn't matter with alec baldwin who probably would agree with them on a lot of things but like i said they really split the left liberals in half because of the anti-semitic stuff. baldwin supports israel so he's no longer part of their group but you still see the same dumb bleu bleu -- have a good question, you have questions when you seek answers, he just wants to be on film going after alec baldwin. >> greg: kat alec baldwin is a straight shooter. >> kat: hmm. [cheers and applause]. >> greg: all right. enough. i don't know why you're clapping. kat round us out here, take us to break >> kat: i think he actually

showed restraint almost. >> greg: yes >> kat: because he is an angry man, but also, walking around in new york is stressful enough already. he probably saw like three people jerking off before this happened, and then you have someone in your face. so, i mean, i don't know. it's tough out here as it is. >> greg: no, it's -- people -- this is not a good place to be a costing anybody because we're already being accosted by life >> kat: yeah, exact will i. >> greg: you're right, i would punch somebody in the face and i'm surprised he didn't because he has done that before. up next, scientists get a kick from chatting with moby dick. [cheers and applause] iately feee somebody's poking directly on the nerve. i recommend sensodyne. sensodyne toothpaste goes inside the tooth and calms the nerve down. and my patients say you know doc, it really works. type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it.

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. this story is definitely not about the view. . (cheers and applause) >> greg: this story is no. about the view. scientists say they had a 20-minute conversation with a whale which could allow us to communicate with aliens some day. jamie, this happened in alaska. are the whales there smarter? >> jamie: i've actually woken up next to a whale before and it was -- they're trying to figure out what the whale is saying and the whole time he was going, new phone, who dis. they just -- sign tiffs said if you give them like two more months of studying they're going

to try to figure out what the mayor of new york was talking about. [laughter] >> greg: riley, do you think it's helpful to communicate with whales, hump backs as they are called? hump back, call back to bblock. >> riley: what do we really have in common to converse about, unless you're on the view. i don't quite possibly understand. but, greg, i want to know, where do you go to school to learn these things? when i saw this the first thing i thought of, this is definitely a class they're going to be teaching at half varred next semester. >> greg: whales, you're did he expert --. >> tyrus: yes, black people and whales, greg. [laughter] >> greg: ha ha. >> tyrus: hold on, it's not often you can make him speechless. [cheers and applause] >> greg: aren't you excited by

this? >> tyrus: no. for the simple fact that whales have been understanding communications from people for a long time. they figured out we kill epa bleep we eat bleep bleep and get out of the way they figured it out. in certain cul this is nothing new. they're learning to communicate and what would be good to talk to whales is you might understand how the ocean works a little bit or travel or what their sonar capabilities are. they do a lot of healing stuff. they stopped it recently and conspiracy theaters were like the government don't want healthy babies. ical tours used to use dolphins as mid wives because of something about the sonar and the pain isn't the same as having a baby with dolphins because they have a shared -- their intelligence is shared. i should have said fox and friends so i'm not telling you anymore. >> greg: i have to move on. >> tyrus: you're mad because you

couldn't have found a way to make black and whales something sexy. >> greg: we're running out of time, kat. i imagine if you were communicating with a whale the first thing you would say is, are you mad at me >> kat: i was actually very disappointed in the conversation because i guess they were just like saying hello back and forth. i like having conversations like that and someone's like hey, hey, how are are you, good, oh, good, that's good, yeah, and you want to die. you end up like throwing a fire bomb in to try to spice things up or is that just me? >> greg: anyway. we'll be right back. my husband and i have never been more active. shingles doesn't care. i go to spin classes with my coworkers. good for you, shingles doesn't care. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of shingles sharply increases after age 50. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older.

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>> greg: thank you jamie lissow, riley gaines, kat, tyrus, studio audience, fox news at night with dreamy trace gallagher is next. i love you america [cheers and applause] >> rich: good evening i'm rich edson it is 11:00 p.m. here on the east coast 8:00 in los angeles an