waters? becaused the media that showed no interest in hunter, no experience, joe taking action that benefited his son, all of a sudden they're interested. oh, a hotel room was rented to a chinese national. will they be successful in muddying the waters? we have about 10 seconds. >> absolutely not, sean, they will not be successful. again the american people are seeing through it. what hunter biden did was, he was not qualified and took millions of dollars from foreign countries. >> sean: yeah. all right, pam bondi, thank you. happy new year. unfortunately that's all the time we have left this evening. always always thank you for being with us and making the show possible. please set your dvr so you never, ever, ever miss an episode of hannity. in the meantime, let not your heart be troubled. by the way, broadcasting from the free state of florida, our new broadcast home. let not your heart be troubled. greg gutfeld is next. have a great night. ♪ [cheers and applause]

♪ >> greg: that is true! happy thursday, everybody. thank you. so disney has announced that the next star wars movie will be directed by a woman. you heard that right. disney admits they can define a woman. but the new director's not just any woman, no, she's a pakistani canadian feminist activist. exactly the kind of person the star wars franchise needs. the kind who's idea of fun is lecturing you about oppression while combing dandruff out of her armpits. not her, somebody like that. see i saved that one. it's no secret that the star wars audience is mostly male.

and by mostly, i mean virgin. so here's charmeen in 2015 talking to jon stewart about how she interacts with that horrible gender with the y chromosome. >> i like to make men uncomfortable. i enjoy making men uncomfortable >> greg: see that explains why jon stewart looked so comfortable. well, no doubt she's made plenty of men uncomfortable especially the ones that own disney stock. because this movie promises to be about as successful as a lethal weapon reboot starring doocy and kudlow. >> i'd watch that. >> greg: that does actually sound pretty good. we might as well name this movie now revenge of the woke and it will sink faster than brian stelter in a ball pit. and when the bad box office follows you just know she's going to blame those nasty evil people they call men.

because when it came to choosing a director, disney apparently decided to go the claudine gay rout with their billion dollars franchise. great idea, fellows. every time she yells cut the male actors will put their hands over their balls: of course the media will accuse the right of pouncing. well, are we? damn right we're pouncing. we're pouncing like anna navarro like a 75 piece mick nugget meal. these idiots make it so easy. even after the bud light and forcing dei on its products the company's choosing harry caray. is ceo that terrified of his wife. he didn't learn from the backlash when he gave snow white seven transitioning dwarfs. in fact disney's latest fiscal report the company admits consumer perception of public

interest present risk to our brand. in other words our audience hates us. disney's only slightly more popular with audience than joy behar's nude selfies. epstein island gets better reviews than disney world and it has fewer rides. >> tyrus: that's not -- >> greg:. >> greg: it's true. even iger recently admitted to stock holders that we lost some focus. true, disney's producing another bombs to make ted kaczynski jealous. what disney decided more important than their stock price is placating the left jihad against all things fun and america and especially our awful toxic masculinity. when they started out the star wars movies were essentially men shooting at each other. but hey who needs that when you can just go to chicago. but at least storm troopers didn't hit so many bystanders. but star wars films have always been traditional westerns set in space they were militaristic physical battles between good

and evil and then disney came along and turned it into a big pile of mickey mouse [bleep]. because if those movies feel good to us then that means masculinity can be good. and to the left that's toxic on any planet. same reason cops today are supposed to be social workers and our military a transgender day camp. because to the woke the only permissible testosterone is the kind injected into a female power lifter's ass. sense then there's been something like 62 more of these star wars flicks and little by little disney turned the franchise into a dei training video. disney turned the franchise into something totally unwatchable, like cnn in space. for the last three episodes, for instance, the movie switched to a female lead. the audience hated more than ours does when kat wears slacks. >> tyrus: that's true, i have a seen it. the anger is real. >> greg: yeah, disney became the death star. now this wasn't just because of the female lead obviously, it's

because disney decided to center the caster of the female lead over the necessityity of the a good story well told to drop escapism for wokism. despite the lousily reception of the last three star wars episodes disney's double down. instead of in addition to r2d2 and c3shgs po we'll get one called me too and they can cast dylan mull wayy as princess leia. and watch profits drop like bill clinton's pants at the epstein island runway. disgusting. i can already imagine what the movie could look like. ♪ >> from visionary film maker, charmeen obed chenoy, comes a struck of of pain and -- because in space, no one can hear you

cramp. starring meghan markle, hillary clinton, and tanya harding. join them as they soar through the universe in their powerful multi speed correspondedless space craft. [buzzing sound] >> luke, i am your mother. >> no! >> note, all showings feature eight intermissions so the girls can go pee. coming this summer. feminist star wars. [cheers and applause] >> greg: listen, women get their own movies. the star wars audience isn't going to see a sex in the city reboot. that's for their sisters, their moms and those chatty guys who cut our air. why can't we just let these poor male star wars fans have star wars? isn't it bad enough that they don't have girlfriends? does any of this really matter? hollywood is still how america

talks to the world and to itself and right now it sounds like an angry gender studies major who hates mommy and daddy who pays their tuition. bottom line what moviegoers want is entertainment first, message a distant second or third or fourth, engaging characters and a good plot and tie log, that has to be the driving force. the only place that doesn't make sense is in a strange world in a galaxy far far away, or as the rest of us call it hollywood. or as yoda calls it, wood holly. >> period! >> greg: let's welcome tonight's guests! he's smarter than a fifth grader and often mistaken for one, host of the guy benson show, guy benson! [cheers and applause] >> greg: she handles the press better than a panini maker, communications expert erin perrine! [cheers and applause]. >> greg: her new year's resolution is to try food.

new york times best selling author and fox news contributor kat timpf! [cheers and applause]. >> tyrus: that's actually pretty good >> kat: yeah. >> greg: and he put the ball back up on january 2nd new york times best selling author comedian and former nwa world champion tyrus! [cheers and applause] >> greg: tyrus, i have to go to you first because you really are the only person here that probably knows star wars really well aside from kat maybe. iewell kat knows how to get them fired up so stay tuned for that. but, listen, to all the lonely fellows out there, i was once like you and i, too, enjoyed star wars. you have to handle this like i did. remember, remember when darth vader died and the credits rolled? move on. it's over. there's nothing after that. yeah, dart mol was cool for a second, we leaned in and thought it was going to be another love story and they cut him in half. and what part did they give us

back in solo? the top half. so when they're cutting people's balls off you know nothing good's going to come from this. you don't have to worry about offending men and making men uncomfortable. you didn't have to make movies to do that she just had to sit in a chair in our vicinity and we all would be uncomfortable. she didn't have to make a move i. no man will be offended because no one's going to see this [bleep]. listen, it's over, no return of the jedi it's done, it's now called lost in space because that's the only place that will air that [bleep] lost in space. disney doesn't get it. in your monologue you put it all together. maybe this whole woke thing is because whoever is in charng of woke has the list and maybe ceo -- i'm just speculating. none of this i know to be true. and so all these ceos and cfos of all these various companies may or may not be on the list. therefore, like i'm going to make your movie -- no way.

we're going to lose billions of dollars. yeah, well, what would the mrs. think of this little video. oh, yes, this would be great, yes, let's ruin every franchise we have at disney. i think that's what it is. that's my conspiracy. >> greg: the epstein list. guy, tyrus brings up a good point. why is it important to make men uncomfortable? life is uncomfortable. we go to movies to get away from the discomfort of life. we work until we die. >> and she says that so proudly. like she seems fun. i enjoy making men uncomfortable. good for you. here's the thing there's a chance this will be okay and she has talent but i know nothing about her and the first thing that i know about her is a red flag. because i think when you are entering -- because one of her quotes were it's about time a woman does this. i'm not sure how many people were like clamoring for that but that's how she is putting her foot forward. not with her work, not with what she's ultimate i going to

produce but rather these pronouncements about her own characteristics and about her position in cinematic history and it's such a turnoff. i'm a fan of christopher noland i'm not a huge movie buff but i see what he makes and he's good. not because he's a i white guy like me not that there's anything wrong with that the's awesome with batman, i want to see what he does with double o seven. she might be awesome but i think she's setting herself up for failure and i'm already skeptical. >> greg: she made documentaries but i hate people leading with identity erin. the media is accusing the right of pouncing on this story, we're pouncing on it. but we wouldn't pounce if it wasn't so stupid. stop making it easy to pounce. >> jesse: oh, yeah, the tail as old as time republicans pouncing or ranging out or whatever we do, weaponizing something against the left. that's the media saying your reaction is wrong, not the front part of this which, to guy's point, her saying that a woman should be doing this job.

if i ever walked into an interview with a candidate and said i should get this job because i'm a lady i would hope they would be like no thank you that's not what we're interested in. i find this difficult to excellent on more largely because i have a seen zero of the star wars movies >> kat: exactly. >> jesse: chewbacca looks like a lost lonely dog who wants a family to adopt him before christmas. all right see, tyrus said i'm right so i assume now chewbacca is a dog. other than that, this woman shouldn't be leading a movie just because she's a womanment she shouldn't be aiming to make people uncomfortable. to gay's point she sounds leak a terrible person to be at a bar with. sitting there and she's out to make people uncomfortable. >> we wouldn't be talking about it or pouncing on it if she wasn't forcing it as the thing. if she sat back and made the movey and then people got mad that would be one thing but then she says look everyone i'm a woman and we notice and he's like look at these kill joy bigots. it's just exhausting. >> greg: it is exhausting. i'm not going to boycott the

movie but then i'm not going to see it either. that's my solution to everything >> kat: she's going to embarrass herself because her goal is to make a bunch of men in the star wars fan base really mad and somebody else really accomplished that like nine years ago in a matter of seconds. i think we have the tape. >> i said it before, i'll say it again, i have never had any interest in watching spies in other words poke each other with their little space nerd sticks and i am not going to start now. you people are crazy, you star wars people are crazy. yesterday i tweeted something and all i said was i wasn't familiar with star wars because i've been too busy liking cool things and being attractive. >> uh-huh. yes >> kat: people threatened my life. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. so they got really mad. >> greg: who was that person? >> kat: very blond. very kind of cute. this he got so mad, i got death threats and i don't mean death suggestions like you should die i mean like i'll be at your house at 8:00 a.m. nothing you

can do pitch. i had to get the police involved. very specific rape threats involving light sabres. very specific. and then, you know, also i was kind of like we're getting that mad then you must be ugly but the point is if she really wanted to make people mad she should have at least made me associate producer on film p big deal, that was a buffalo wild wings question when that happened. >> greg: really? well done >> kat: one of the greatest accomplishments of my life. >> by the way guess what she's wearing tonight? slacks. >> slacks. >> tyrus: just rubbing it in their poor lonely little faces. >> greg: tomorrow i'll wear a dress to mix things up. >> tyrus: friday? >> greg: up next vivek takes down a newspaper clown. >> if you'll be in the new york area and would like tickets to see gutfeld, go to foxnews.com/gutfeld and click to the link to join our studios audience.

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♪ [cheers and applause] >> greg: thank you. oh, stop. all right, keep going. ha ha ha ha, they can't help themselves. biden spins racist fables as vivek turns the tables. joe biden released his first 2024 reelection ad and frankly it's nice to see him releasing something besides gasment but instead of launching a campaign he celebrates insurrection christmas, a holiday more imaginary than kwanzaa. roll it diego, quickly. >> i made the preservation of american democracy the central issue of my presidency. i believe in free and fair elections and right to vote fairly and have your vote counted. there's something dangerous happening in america.

there's an extremist movement that does not share the basic beliefs in our democracy. all of us are being asked right now what will we do to maintain our democracy. >> greg: i didn't know jussie smollett was a director. you get that america? you're the dangerous insidious extremist problem that's threatening democracy. hey if i had had biden's record i would blame white people, too, starting with him. almost three years to the day since january 6th and biden's still flapping his toothless gums about it, probably since it's also the last date of his last solid bowel movement. notice the imagery torch wielding knights marching into the night, confederate men marching into the day. that 30 seconds is about all the footage they have like that. an amazing sentence. according to old joe, everyone who doesn't support him is a racist maga nut. which, if you've seen joe's poll numbers lately is roughly 99.9%

of the country. so what's the response to this white supremacy hysteria? behold a master class from vivek ramaswamy. >> do you condemn white supremacy and white nationalism. >> who are you with? >> washington post. >> washington post. all right. so potato potato. of course i condemn any form of vicious racial discrimination in this country. but i think that the presumption of your question is fundamentally based on a falsehood that that really is the main form of racial discrimination we see in this country today. stop picking on this farce of some figment that exists at some infinite ins theable fringe involvement to open our eyes to the real threats we face and i think it's frankly questions and framings like that that has caused the american public to lose all trust in the main stream media, i'm sorry to say for good reason. >> greg: that's pretty good.

i don't think he's sorry to say it though. i think all the appearances on my show must have paid off. take us home vivek. >> you didn't say you condemn white sprem schism. >> i'm not go to recite catechism to you. i'm not pledging allegiance to your religion of wokism, i'm not going to bend the knee to viewer religion i'm not asking you to bend the knee to mine i'm not going to bend the knee to yours. do i condemn racial discrimination, yes, i do am i going to play your silly game of gotcha no i'm not. we already know the headline vivek ramaswamy fails to condemn white supremacy because the question you asked. shame on you. own your accountables for your failures as the media that's how we rebuild trust in the country and until then i don't have a lot of patience to play the games. >> greg: nice. [cheers and applause] >> greg: yeah, if there's any merit tock craze the reporter

should be filling out an application for a wal-mart greeter. t guy predicted exactly what she would do. i don't know if you saw the reporter's tweet. she did exactly what he said. she goes he refused to condemn white supremacy even though he did but he goes but you're going to say the opposite. >> guy: it's pretty amazing when you're that stupid to have the guy predict your move out loud to your face and then you rush off to do it to prove him correct. if we lived in saner times, thor wroter asks a questions, hi, mr. ramaswamy, do you condemn white supremacy and all he would have to do is say -- that's it. look at me. like he's a secret closet white supremacist. vivek ramaswamy is the secret white supremacist? it's crazy but this is what we're up against where larry elder was called a white supremacist. asian people are called white supremacy adjacent. it is a broken brain nonsense so

it's nice to see someone basically take a two by four ra forically and hid the media over their head and make their head spin so badly they go and fulfill his prediction the next day. it's impressive. >> greg: it was nuts. the bidens have no policy so they have to go after the people and that includes trump obviously but anybody who supports him. like they have nothing to -- they're not even campaigning u i that's right. and to roll out your campaign in an ad that is just so emotionally charged shows you the vulnerability of this campaign super fast. this guy has been president for three years now and his first message to the american people is you need to be terrified for your life. not that i've done a good job. not that the economy's better, not that our streets are safer, not that he has a message of success to run on he's running on fear. and polling shows exactly why he's doing that. people right now who are likely trump voters when they're asked 1-10 how likely are you, what's your level of enthusiasm, like

45% nearly says 10. these people will run through a brick wall to go vote. for biden that number sits at like 15% so he needs to try to drum up emotion to get people to buy into his nonsense because he doesn't have the policy or success so he's going to pull at whatever strand he thinks he can to get people to have fire in their gut for him and i have to say that's not a good ad by any stretch of the imagination by campaign standards. they should of taken time to have him read a script. he is like slurring words throughout. he says united states america instead of united states of america. >> greg: it wasn't even live. they can re-do it. >> tyrus: that was the best one. that was take 97. look how you are when they mess up the teleprompter. can you imagine old corn pop? telling them, hey,' pronounced united states of america, not [mumbles] >> guy: and if you say it properly next time, mr. president, you get ice cream. [cheers and applause]

>> kat: he also says he made the preservation of american democracy, you know, a central issue of my presidency as if we're supposed to be impressed by that. because to me that's like the lowest bar. >> jesse: don't you say that like when you put your hand on the bible and the job description >> kat: vote for me our government is still functioning. >> greg: i'm not though. >> jesse: sometimes that is the bar in dc. we're still functioning look at us well done. >> greg: it's barely functioning. he's broken a lot of things. >> tyrus: i wouldn't say he's a bull in a china shop but he's like an old man in a china shop. if we run those commercials back, pretty much, i'm not a betting man but i'm willing to bet, everyone in those videos was arrested. there's like less than six left out on the street from january 6th. you know what i'm saying? like who is left that's at large from january 6th? besides like the fbi plants and

stuff. who is left? we watched the movie, we watched the [bleep] production of january 6th. so whom is left from that group that isn't looking at 20-30, you know? so they arrested everybody. so where's the threat? >> greg: yeah, exactly. >> tyrus: they're all in jail. even if someone says, hey, my birthday is's on january 6th. good chance you're going to jail >> kat: my dog's birthday is january 6th. karl's birthday is january 6th and it's another year we can't celebrate it. >> guy: there's also this dichotomy where in the ad they're like democracy, voting rights, our system. and then the other headlines in the real world are, we're trying to get our main opponent thrown off the ballot. that's a little bit odd, right? there's some dissonance there. >> greg: there is. kat who's your secret santa for january 6th >> kat: it was like the first january 6th, the first was obviously the worst day of my life but also we couldn't

celebrate karl's birthday. not his fault he was born on january 6th. >> greg: it's no one's fault. all right we have to move on, up next epstein's still deceased but some new names get released. [cheers and applause] icy hot. ice works fast. ♪ heat makes it last. feel the power of contrast therapy. ♪ so you can rise from pain. icy hot.

[cheers and applause] >> greg: will hillary clinton be extra chilly now that epstein flight logs mention slick williement hundreds of pages of court documents related to jeffrey epstein have been made public with more released in the coming days making it the most uncomfortable reading since neil take view 0's fan mail. they mention hundreds of names including his victims and associates with the most notable being former president bill clinton. one of his accusers was asked, did jeffrey ever talk to you about bill clinton and she responded, quote, he said one time that clinton likes them young, referring to girls. when bill was asked about this, he replied, close but no cigar.

now, most of the people named, including clinton, are not accused of any wrong doing, that includes michael jackson and magician david copper field. i guess copper field couldn't make his name disappear. but as far as we know, all the ladies he sawed in half were 18. and to jack son's credit he immediately left once he learned it was a bunch of underaged girls. in short, this latest batch mentions tons of names who were already known and linked to epstein for years. it's like a picked over buffet the real meat and potatoes were likely scurried away before we got there. at this point who wasn't on that island, right? [laughter] >> greg: i have an alibi, i was watching penn state football. erin, this story feels like the ufo story. i said this on "the five" earlier. line they keep dropping little things but maybe there's a

bigger story that we're not seeing. i don't know. what do you think? >> jesse: that could absolutely be true and more that they do these drips and dribbles of communication the more cop spear's theories you're going to get the more vacuums of information the more questions come out. i understand the court should take time especially because there are victims and there were some underage at the time this happened that you protect victims, completely agree with that. but the more there are questions about this the crazier it's going to get. at this point the names that were dropped, didn't really seem to be anything new in that, just seem to be like, oh, here's a little bit more. i think actually the king and queen of england are having a hard time right now given of prince in there because that seems more damning than anybody else. >> greg: he's a little irv. i was shocked, shocked about stephen hawking but they didn't say anything that he did >> kat: yeah, but they said too much. you don't want to see his name

in that. >> greg: yeah, that's true >> kat: yeah, but it's yucky. i think that they always only tell us ever what they are okay with us knowing. anybody that was excited for this, it's like welcome to the world. >> greg: doesn't it feel like the ufo thing. oh, there's this little thing here and you go, oh, and then it's a blurry picture >> kat: yeah. everything is calculated and there's no way that there would ever be anything. they're not going to willingly give anything like that that's how the world works. people are like, oh, big reveal, bill clinton's a perv. we knew that. >> greg: yeah, at like finding tyrus at the gym. >> tyrus: it's true. man, i don't understand why we even give a damn about the list. we have the victims. when are they going to get to speak? i'm pretty sure they know who was doing what's wrong.

so i don't understand why the victims aren't being heard. the whole point to anything when it comes to sexual misconduct or harassment or assault is that everyone should be heard. every woman should be heard. we're not getting to hear the victims and that's more troubling to me because the list keeps being redacted. and i can't help but think, somehow the people who were releasing this are sometimes involved until this. the reason why it was held onto so tight in the first place is there was -- whether they were trying to get gag orders or cash settlements where they sign confidentiality agreements where they can't out them because throwing bill clinton to the lions at this point, to your point, if there was maybe one person in the country that was like, bill clip ton was into younger sfwhem what? >> guy: he's actually into gag orders. >> tyrus: exactly. so you throw it up, boom. teamwork. that's that dad teamwork i was telling you was coming. there was no one's name that throughout, because the real bad

guys are still pulling the strings. even if you arrested old bill right now, you would be like, do you know what you're in here for? he would be like chicks? you know what i'm saying he's so old it doesn't matter anymore. it's ridiculous. this keeps our ire up while everything else is going on until they're willing to unredact it and put it out there or give the victims the microphone. >> greg: guy i noticed you weren't on the list and i'm very proud of you. my theory is that epstein island is where the aliens are. >> guy: i want to come back and i'm so story to stephen hawking. it's the only piece of the story that surprised me in the last few days. i'm like him? i had to google to make sure it was that guy. oh, that's him. how? what? so that's strange. to your point about the aliens. i'm not a conspiratorial mind. things are rational, let's not go there >> kat: we can tell by your

sweater. >> guy: thank you. on this story, i'm willing to believe almost anything. i think the conspiracy theories are probably all true. >> tyrus: i have to jump in real quick in hawken's defense, a horny man will find a way. he will find a way. >> greg: yes, that's true. >> tyrus: come be my friend, hang out with me. i know people. damn, baby, you are fine. if you press my keyboard, i'll press yours. ha ha ha ha. i will miss you all. [cheers and applause] >> greg: do you want you want to face your thought or you want to run away? >> guy: i think we're doing here. >> greg:. >> greg: coming up, when a decision was announced a perpetrator pounced. [cheers and applause]

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with his fists clenched. our video of the day comes from the glittery butt hole of america, las vegas, where a 30 year old man was being sentenced for aggravated battery with substantially bodily harm among others. that's something you'll never see these days though criminals being sentenced. but when they asked for probation and it was denied this happened. >> makes more sense given the circumstances and his ability to dough probation successfully that he be given this opportunity. >> i appreciate that but i think it's time that he get a taste of something else, because i just can't with that history. in accordance with the laws of the state -- bleep [bleep] bleep. >> whoa, hey, hey. >> [bleep]. >> [bleep]. >> come on! [bleep] >> greg: in san francisco they would call that an argument for

early release. the judge and the court-martial sustained some injuries but they're doing okay, the criminal's doing fine, too, he's currently changing his pronounce and growing his hair out to prepare time in a woman's prison. the tables were turned when a defendant was severely beaten boo by a judge who smashed her way through several layers of plexiglas. kat, i have a theory that no one has brought up, the guy's name is de-obra so maybe he's transitioning but can't spell debra >> kat: no, just watching that video that guy is not a final mist. let her talk. he's definitely not excited for the new star wars movie. that was crazy jumping like that. it was wild. >> greg: it was wild >> kat: yeah he got like six feet off the ground. >> greg: like they had a hidden trampoline or something. yeah wild. what do you think tyrus that guy

has some, what do you call that? >> tyrus: ups. but he's going to have a few downs, too. this is a horrible thing that happened. even three grown men had a hard time getting him off. but this is the result of ham whole no cash bail, no consequences, you're released and criminals are expecting that now. >> greg: yes. >> tyrus: their attorneys are expecting that now. if you look at his rap sheet there was no way in hell probation should have been mentioned but because everyone is doing the new progressive thing of releasing, every criminal is expecting it. and when they don't get it, they get violent because you know what the argument's going to be, she was oh pressing him. it's her fault. she was using her white privilege to put another black man in the penitentiary. had nothing to do with what he did as a human being. so this is the result of it. we used to say unaffected, well,

this is a judge who was doing her job. and they're getting attacked. the other judges who aren't doing their job, the criminals aren't acting like that. >> greg: right ieso the message until, unfortunately, one of the -- it took until the woman, the government worker in minnesota car jacked had blood, all of a sudden, we need police, we need to get our streets safe. same thing now. the problem is it's only happening to judges who are trying to do their job. >> greg: you know, guy, i could see you as a tv judge. anyway, that has nothing to do with this. it was a dream i had. you know? where were the bailiffs, that's what i want to know. where's rusty the bailiff. remember the people's court, rusty. >> guy: he's on his phone. uh-oh. what's his name? debra, i don't think he thought this through because he's already lost the motion, he's at some point going to be up for parole and now at the parole hearing he will be like oh he served his debt to society he's

a reformed man and the prosecutor will be like roll the tape that guy's never getting out and he shouldn't. that was a wild clip. it's actually impressive what he was ably to do. post covid i think we did way too much like virtual stuff from home. i think we can probably do the next hearing by zoom. i don't think he has to be in the courtroom next time. >> greg: he needs to be in one of those hanable cages >> kat: he just wanted a hug because someone finally held him accountable. >> greg: the expectation was to go to jail. >> jesse: absolutely he has an incredible rap sheet of felonies domestic violence. he was there because he took a baseball bat to somebody and tried to assault them with it. this is not a person that should ever be of his own recognizance ever be allowed in society. right before he attacked the judge he said i'm not committing

any crimes right now. and she was like, well -- and he was like, i'm about to and then decides to go after the judge. i have to tell you, like, that was quite the leap. and it was like -- he probably could have been a good athlete in high school or college and instead decided to choose a path of crime. >> greg: he could have used his athleticism for good instead of evil. >> jesse: maybe gotten a job in the star wars movie. >> greg: up next hunter thinks he can look la psychiatry by making a cinematic hit.

>> a story in 5 words. >> [cheers and applause]. >> greg: 5 worsts. -- words. hunter's idea do another movie. hunter biden's sugar brother is working on a documentary to set the record straight. will this be great? >> depends on how you define great. great in a good way, not at all. it would be good for american people if hunter biden stopped releasing movies. we didn't need the 1st round ever content. what would be helpful if he got through his court cases and he

got a job and contributed to society. doing good makes people like versus someone saying are good. >> greg: this is so hunter. isn't it? this is so hunter. he is such a rascal. >> [laughing]. >> will this film be directed by a pakistani-feminist? if not i have no interest in seeing it. it should be directed by a woman of color. if not i am out. >> greg: that's so true. hire his past co horts. >> a lot of cracks in that story. i am pretty sure this movie will

blow. >> greg: you should give him a shot. i will stop. kat, you must be excited over this. i will watch the hell out of this. i will have a viewing party. people will come over finally. >> i am lost. i am stuck on the sugar brother. i want a sugar brother. like a sugar daddy but instead of having sex you are just bro's. i have been a bro for way too long. first time we heard sugar brother? >> it starts out that way. >> sugar brother. of course, his sugar brother. what is the [bleep] is that? >> it starts out faway. then one day your brother becomes your daddy. >> [laughing]. >> i don't want that. >> greg: we shall move on. that was fun.

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