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>> all right. i love you, i think.so happy wednesday, everyone. so we've w see seen the pro-hams protesters out on the streets blocking traffic, provokinovokih police and contributing to climate change with their collective body odor. the but have you ever stoppedl to think who the helarl are theo people? these are working age ca i go in the middlewh of a weekday to aggravate tuallyothers who are thi actually working. >> how is this possible? wes complain about them as ifb they have better things to do. >> but what if they don'why dot so let's get up close and personal on them, shall. 's >> well, actually, let's not. i >> instead, let's just look at what's really going on here. earlier this week, we saw nationwide protests that shut

down highway s in, the name of hamas. here in nyc, they blocked bridges and tunnels at middas.y causing hours of chaos for people at work or just trying to get homckede. so one guy trying to get home trying tung daughter got ou of his car and confronted the protesters who actually then of his who him through. now, we couldn't get the video because they're . sodeo we had our sketch artist gene draw, this scene. >> there he is. there he is confronting one of the protesters. he was filmed by another there he protester and instantly became a hero to every person who's in their day ruined by these b . here's him tellingy thes the st >> i was on my way home wanting nothinnog than to be where i needed to be. i wish that i had not been captured h notured on video inn angry state and behaved in such a way. and bed in sbut i could not alle people to impede my passage and in essence, hold me hostag e . i love this country that i live in. i am blessed to be a.n americany

i say that because we as citizens of this country have the rightecause w cs peacey protest so long as we do not break the law such traffic as disrupting traffic on the roadways. i wish that i did not have t tho resort to the actions that i did, but i had to get home. >> well, god, yeah. they got a black working class guy trying to get help to his daughter, facing off with a bunch of white privileged female inf s. social justice warriors. talk about oppressor versus. ves no wonder they back down because nothing an old white female ag protester more than a person of color calling themrn out. it's tru e. t you're supposed to like us.plea but in that momentse captured reality, though. white leftists only hurt those they claim to help, and those optics were too much for thetheu bear. now, there's probably a coreof n

group of about a thousand of these activists causing all the trouble, but their activitiesg e , no signs of letg up after their latest havoc. these dopes on line about racking up arrests, calling their traffic disruptiont g ups. perfectly executed. so who are they?ex well, credit fox newss contributor retired inspector paul morror retiw. the lemmings that are sitting in blocking traffic, screaming and go auntis bloce are mostly college age or grad students. they can afford this behaviostur because they either come from moneyed families or on some typer are governmental. yeah, we're forgiving their loans. that's forgiving the money well. >> anyway, mauro writes on his substack the op's desk that many of these creeps are in fact paid. >> it's like a temp agency for call it dial a dummy and they know as much about what they're protesting. they'ran stelter knows about hair care. >> oh, my god. or carbs. or carbsno, he knows a lot abou. and when they get older

and they graduate, most just head back home to their parents. >> guest and brag about how they fought the man. of course, they'll leave out that fact that the man wast s black. >> any time any will end up as soccer moms, including the man. >> but there's another career track for the perenniallr thy a. i'm not talking about jesse waters toupee handler althoughjo a full time job just keeping that feed allows the most committed will stay put in like in any they'll move up into management. thully se protest groups are expert fundraisers who carefully soften their messag theire when hittinp corporations and foundations that are looking to virtuexes. spend it to lower their taxes. that's how a group called opendp society closes the roads.agitat so these agitators end uorp sitting on millions, drawing salaries, honing their tactics and waiting for the next wca big thing. >> you can call them the cicada protesters becausen call like te locusts, they emerge every few

years to aggravate everyone. >> even if you don't see them, they're there waitine g. the last three cicada protests we've had were the resistanc ha the george floyd summer of love, and now the gaza hamas protests prote. it's a business like any other and one that sustains itself. sh their management class also siphons money from government programs governm. of course, they can always find lawyers to sue the cops. copsand siand since democrat prs do squat when they're arrested, there's no incentive for them loser to stop. just like the two losers who glued themselves to sixth avenue during the thanksgiving day parade this weekday , they criminal charges and one theyn is hat they do it agai because it's a career path, one that is a net draina ne on society and exists only to give losers an incomelo and bragging rightserss at the k club. for nonbinary vegans with long covith lond and it also gives at coeds a short lived purpose and some pocket cash while

they get their masters in america. that's why. thank you. k you. i that's why i support releasing a wolves. >> i kid, i would never do the that to the wolves. the real answer would be to tha give them a criminalo bo record that would follow them for life. but we wouldn't want to bother l thos all busy democrat days. >> after all, trump is still a free man.e >> and you know what he did? let's talk about the fact a that president trump incited an that i wasn't going to pass that up. so tonight i propose a different method. from where i sit where i, young

black father who cowed the white protesters gave us an answer. nothing backs these protestersso down like being confronted by a person of color, one who has more common sense in his blue collar fingertips than they have e their oldd gender fluid bodies. how about this? we get our own paid volunteers. volunteers, a brigade of peopl e of color who are tired of this . we can crowdsource it. i am willinge it. to put in 20 s to get this thing rolling. that's right. have that kind of money. we come up with a cool like the acp national association, the advancement of clear parkwayst or blm. breadwinner lives matter or something simpler. smack a,. i'm good with that. yeah, and let confront the karens in cans clogging our highways. trust me and c this will clears the streets faster than saying kill me.

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>> okay, if you were governor of new york, i could asd yok you how would you handl. the protesters? this is an ongoing issue goingwhat i way. how do they handle this now? what is at the law enforcement e disposal? >> you should have law enforcement resourceenforcs being focused on these different crimes that actually result in prosecutions that do result in records. >> but you have prosecutor sfrot who won't actually prosecute these crimes even ifhe cri the s all the work to put together a great case, the prosecutors are stil prosecu stilll failing, even if it's like an attempted murder, let alon , les this kind of stuff. yeah, i mean, in some casesar you wonder where's nationad?l guard? >> maybe we can bring themge in to open up a major bridge o, a tunnel when someone is trying to close this stuff down. usedhis is crazyit's. >> is that the tactics that get used by these terrorist sympathizers is to terrorize. >> yes. it doesn't work. and it shouldn't worn't k. brig but if you have like, quieres for palestine shutting down a bridge pu ar when the peopleag who you are out there putting out a message, stickin

g up for thousands of miles away, then they would kill you and throw you over bridge for being .t >> yeah. soid i thinkge on top of working government, doing law enforcement, prosecution and criminal laws is on top of it. just reaching out like inside of schools t insi. t of but how the heck can we raise these people were coming out of a high school. re takinyou're taking this up fo a career. and ink that in a cybeurr syste, it starts early and inside of households, it starts earlyos . >> and there's so much this sooi screwed up leading to this reality. yeahngis, boy, that was a downe emily, you're a lawyer or you claim to be. i haven't really seen the evidence yet. >> what would be your solution . what happened? chless i've never seen a speech. she just rebooted. greg: it. she. she went i. 'm i'm so sick. i thought i was going further, but then i figured nt yoo, i'm d

going to ask you what you would do. >> yeah. so i would do exactly what we just suggested, which is enforce the law. so at the end of the day the block is always illegal to block a freeway, to block a streett ti to block any roadway. and what kills me is i think this culture was fostere wasdg because remember how everything was about being brave. all of those middle aged, highly educated, totally bored, apparently not employed women,st for example, in seattle, walking around with tling all y long. they were called brave, remember? so it is braveso it iso si for t in a roadway. but if you also recall, there was a protester that killed on the seattle freeway when a motorist who faile d seee to the blockades that the cops had put up in response to the proteshet accidentally ran over and killed a protester. and she was celebrated. >> she died doing what she loved. she died. she was a warriowarrior. no, she wasn't.ment she was breaking the law in that moment. and the reason it's illega andl is because it's dangerous for all the motorists and for everyone aroune motod you.ou so the fact that forltur some reason, our culture not only, u harates this braverye no

but also, kevin there that you had on the screen, who was apologizin g forated. his behavior, he should be celebrated. >>ne should have everyone shoule tolerance approach to people blocking the freewayreeway w wh their way home to work, to the hospital, to their felony hosp their jobs, that if they al late to, they go back to jail. that is so much more important. than this cause celeb of these idiots and the fact that those hamas protesters, it was per perfectly executed harkens back to the disgustingfe phrase used on the actual day t that israel was invadel dad. there was a protest at the thnds of that, that every wearing idiot on the parkway celebrating that we need to noat that that is what they are celebrating. and it's unacceptabld it'se tha. good and can never mind the terrible message we're sending to our children that you can plan thy on the freeway. >> that is just awful. yeanp. free you know, as a libertarian, you're for free speech. everybody's for free speecchh. but we always say lib as libertarians, you can do

whatever you want,s as asyou d' you leave me alone, as long as you don't hurt anybody. >> but the t th point of this is not to leave people alone. the point is to basicall, e peoy aggravate and hurt. i mean, making people missg pe appointmentsople not get it alsv >> that's hurtful. well, every now and then you'll sag makes me really happy that you said it. >> and in the monologue, whensad you pointed out, you were sure to say, this doesn't represent all these activist tesn't res. . right.sly i and it really is a shame. i mean, obviouslthy think all of us would agree that it's heartbreaking to see innocent civilians getting killed andal suffering. but when you talk about justk au in general, take middle east out of it, traffic blocking traffic in new york city, it is as emily so eloquently it hella dangerous. i mean, none of us are commuting around new york city and i certainly can only speak for myseli f whew i say whenever i'm out commuting in new york city, i'm like on the brinn th k of a mental breakdown at all times. i mean it.

none of us liv live an ie and wk in manhattan because we are well-adjusted, sane people, right? thu in manhattan, do you? >> i don't. i don't think so. see, that's why he's so relaxe . . i mean, that's one of thes e days some things get badis yea is going to happen. >> yeah, it's going to happen this year. it's something that's going to and i hate to say and to sa that,kn but it's it's you know, new york is like if a panic ne where a city. yeah everyone's already on the edge all the time it' and that's when things go well exactly. >> it's like we're we're livin n day that movie falling dowg n right. it's just going to happeso whato what do you think tyrus of mmyy obviously racially strategy? >> yeah. you want to pay a bunch of brothers 20 bucks to go stand on the freeway, chase. people, drop up? no, i said, oh , i would start. i would put 20 miles sign up. i would put dollars in the go, fund me and it would exploden th to billions of dollars. sure. okay. when it gets there, i'm there. yeah, but forget all thaheret. i have huge problems with the

monologue that lies been told on this set tonighlogue a lt. t okay. and this group everyone wants e to talwa talk about and compare everybody to. we have no idea what they've gone through, how they startedwt out, the little white lives they've had to crawl through the muck and cringthrough the fd and they finally get their chance and they're out and they're speaking ey're ou t and this son of a calls themca locusts. they're not locusts. they. re cicadas and that's what they are. yeah, they're not locusts. th b. yeart looking little they start to grow and they dig down. upeg, theyr 20 years, and then they climb up and they get to their tree and they want to sing one song so they can find something to loveove six st seconds before they die. and you can even get their namge right. shame on you. great. say save their necsay k. this is the a producer is being fired right as i speak. >> i was out here and le ht him face.

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sugar brother with him, meaningo the lawyer who gives him millions of dollars for no apparent reason. hunter dodged reporters questions, but was unable qu. rygeporter >> our very own hillary biden. mr . biden, why did you put your dad on speaker? he spoke more.. does he know? yes. why did you need to talk to.gs? >> so, hunter her. do you have a dad to see? call you. but are the same question he poses to during tyrus the selection process? yes. who'ring thes your daddy? reg: don't have one. come with me. your daddy? does he call you you?knew meanwhile, hunter's art dealer confessed that hunter actually knew mostt of peo of te people who bought his pieces. contrary to what the white house kept telling us.member h y remember how an ethics plan was supposed to keep the buyers

to avoid conflictsth of interest with the white house? turns out the plan was was as rl as joe's imaginary friend. >> in fact, house oversight chair james comer says dam donors a vast majority of hunter's paintings,e including one woman, elizabeth hirst. natali, who got a cushn elizabey appointment to a commission after purchasing his art for tenst toio of thousands of doll. not bad fod r a guy who onlyfo picked up a paintbrush a coupleu of years ago because he thought he could smoke it. t >> now. he wasn't the only political person of interest who bought huntings actuall paintings.f th we actually got our handsme on more of the documents that reveantl more buyers. here's a piece that liz warren bought. here's a picture kamala harris bought. here's what the mayor of san francisco bought. y clinto here's somethingaughter] hillary clinton snatched up t

and this is what her husband, bill, boughts is bought. i think that was too old. yo thihe's probably, you know, emily i love how the people always defend this by saying there's no direc there'st evidence chang of cash changing hands. >> isn't that what definesg dirt laundering? there is no direct exchange. nobody goes,e. here's $1,000,00. hunter biden, give iyourt to yor dad. >> it's not that's not how it works. in terms of that, i think the clearestthink th it would er get is what exactly was laid out before us, which is ths whe majority of those purchasers of hunter's week two totally poor art were democratic donorsj and that main one who enjoyed a cushy commission spot right after she $850,000 on aof piece of and we're supposed to accept this as, oh he's natural. i mean at what point n do the democrats look themselves in the mirror and say, i can't believe everyone buying thesend

lies out of our mouths? and at what point will they agree to somt ointe typeth of accountability? commerce, spending. the majority of his paycheck ascertaie n just how horrible, m how corrupt of a family the bidensbidens are. and that's the tip of the iceberg for what we're learning. weng way, that van hillary van exchange with biden, it's really notablue that he did not deny it. and not only did he not deny it, but he insinuate did that the president or vice president at the time called him. ed that presidenso when she saie you put your dad on speaker phone, he says, you know, saidr dal? r dad cal so is that what happened, hunter? did your dad call you duringdid those business meetings? so many questions need to have answers. qu the democrat s laughing this off or trying to explain it all, it's not good enough. >> g kate, did you catch any of that stuff this morning that that so-called circus? i saw some of it. the elevator kind of saying, yeah, do you think wf e shouldyw buy this? >> we could totally expense it. whulpensy? re we should buy one of his paintings and have it here

on the set. okaytht , well, i know we would do that. and i know for a fact that they said the majority of them are democratic donors. i would say 100% of people who bought the paintings. we're looking for people to at least think they had influence. so if bought it and hunter knew about it, that's obvious. but if you bought it, he doesn't know about it. you hope that people will think that you have those connections because you have the paintin kecksg. yes, i know for a fact that everyone's buying it for influencg ite and not buying iti because they like how it looks because of one reason, whichok is there are no prints of it being sold as posters on amazon. that's true. that's right. yes. van gogh? yes. biden. no. nos, gogh at all. tara's is it? it's kind of it's more like joe's fault than hunter, because hunter just assumed w joe was going to retire, so nono one would know about all this. and then he decided to run. i blame joe, and i blame hunter ,okay? the only thing i don't i don't get is he knows he can't keep se a secret. clearlt.y, if you are trying

to do dirt and you have it all on, let's say a laptop. you don't take it to a place that specializes in fixing la and can see all the evidence and hiding it there. iso that was the first clue. f but he's not the slickest one when it comes to hidinirst i stuff. >> he's also like that with child bearing. so he's just not tha child good stuff. >> i think this whole thing wasi miscommunication. i think he showed up today thinking it was something elsec. t . i think because, you know, he's been on the run and laying lon,w. >> he heard a rumor that there was a party in the senatey walkonr. >> he brought his homeboys. they walked in there like what? >> where the american people are? wee'? ople yo, bro, i think this is youro, hearing. what?wa yeah, i think it was.f it was more of that.e th and then he thought he was going to have that anima animall house moment where he gets out and walks out and deems warm and standsup, up and said,e tho you're finished, pal. you're done.

you're through're goin. we're going to take your charter. no, they were just like, get out, crackhead. out you i mean, it's just he jt does things, i think at thisking joe and jill should start thinking, maybe aborting . is it called late term? term yeah, that's. that's a super late term. ultra late term. and . teri think it is legal. yes, i think it is legal. p the demsro be pro., i' yeah, yeah, yeah. you know, i mean, maybe he was expecting congress, not anual actual congress. cos is administration's goal is to just make this a you knoka they have to protect joe right. is that possible. over >> so far they've been able the to protect him. i mean, over the course, the first year or so of the trump administration and don junior was on when there, he testifiede three times in these closed door depositionsed doo and huntr and james biden and sarah biden, i mean, they haven'tden, they have had d

door deposition yet. there's kind of running out the cloc t isk what is now the election year. >> and for thesedemocr democrats who are covering for the bidens, and they keep on saying that there's n thereoo evidence absolutely anything it is. >> she was on the other foot and donaldwa w trump was sitting in the white house and one of his kids decided to take up fingerr painting, too. piece >> and they sell one of theser pieces for, a massive sum of money. and then the buyer ends up gettin ends ting g all sorts ofr benefit from the administration. >> the, n democrats are be losing know, their mind. yeah, they'd be looking for, you know, a thousand yearsfo imprisonment for the entire family, hundreds of millions of dollarsr the en to get paid and finally want investigations and impeachments and hangings. >> mm. >> we all see this. yeah, exactly what iitt is. and even though they are successfully running out the clock and there is this h thing in november called an election. right. they don'te to have to keep them there for four more years. >> yeah, that's true. well we'll seeue.e'll won't we. i just coined that phrase. we'll se

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he's calling the show the dont h lemoens n show and adds, i knowi i now i know now more than evenr that we need a place for honest debate and discussion without the monitors. >> this is just the beginning. so stay tunescussiond. while calling out the hall monitors, he just launched these alreadll y fun of his oldn coworker, brian stelter. >> so don claims his new show will feature honest debate. be but is he suggesting that hee didn't actually believe all the nightly he was spewing beforeewr we did tonight, there wask a crime problem in new york tryi to it.us for trying if you watch a certain state tv and you listen to conservative media, you would think that, you knowyou , entire cities are just, you know, brawled and fires and whatever. we went out, had a great dinnern in new york city tonight. people actually walked up to us grr. said thank you fod ha >> i watched you every night. that never happenei watcd. he and could it be that he now now believes a woman in her fiftie t not past her prime? >> so all the talk about age

pr i thinkngomfortable h that i think it's a wrong road to go down, she says. people, you know, politicians are something and not in their prime. nikki haley is in no prime. sorry isn'y when a woman is considered to be in a prime in her twenties and thirties and maybe in e i.w clai and she now claims cnn actually held him back from what the this is the guy missing who once said of missing plane d might have fallen into a black hole and he just kep t but its hija was hijacking or terrorism or mechanical or pilot error.l er but what it was something fully that we don't reallyr a understand. a lot of people have been asking about that about black refen askings and on and on. they also referencing the twilight zone, which is a very similarilight zic plot. arn that's what people are saying. i know it's preposterous, but is ig t preposterous. >> do you think, mary, on the plus side of don's show is a failure? he will claie ifm all viewers gk into a black hole. f hi tara's i am making fun of them, but i couldn't be. going

no, you know it just to watch don lemon. are we going to get. o ge >> yeah. are we going to get don lemon before president trump ran? becausdon lemoe that don lemon t bad? yeah, i didn't agree with half i dih haf he said, but i could stomach it. it was the traumatic oh, my god, the red headed monsters in the guy that lost his mind. >> so at least this is why elon musk is cool is because he would you're going to have on a on x on given day tucker carlson and donald. >> yeah hopefully back to backy yeah so if you looking for an idea or an angle on anything that should pretty muc much it t except of course right here on the greg gutfeld. yehas on that yeah so you know i believe in redemption.on i believe that everyone should have an opportunity. ha go to town.'s it just depends if he's i think he's going try to attack., >> yes. scorn. yes. 's thethe thing is like he's stn a new relationshipship, but he'.

the one who got dumped from the last one. yeah. so is he changed or is h changet putting on a little smiley face? the next thing you know, juicy smile is going kno to be on the. >> yeah. and background music for his new album. so we don't know. yeah ic for , that's true, though, kat. it's like, what is he goingat to do? >> i, for one, am very excited. yeah, it'll be interesting. say what did he want to say that he couldn't say? i'm just like, we're goingterest to to know him. >> would it be funny if he actually really leans into like, red agilent? f he >> yeah, really easy to be live3 was like, if you're not pregnant, why not? you knowyo m, if you're over 35 you make me throw up like mo. kind of stuff >> but it is obviously a very smart move by elle.n. >> i do hear that all the time by elon musk, becaus e there wasve that narrative going forever that, okay, now it's the deniers talk, okay? now this whole entirw the is aah right-wing thing, which you can't say that anymoreng now unless, of course, don lemon does take the route that i was simply jokini wag aboug about.ht

and that'll be a big surprise right there. lee, here's the best . cn if lemon was still at cnn, he would say mus k, a threat to free speech. now he works for musk and he's going to sayhe he' he's the savr of free speech. i mean, this is like a big tim n 180 tyrus and kat spot on. it really depends what kind of don lemon we get.flection what kind of self-reflection is he done befor e? he since he left cnn. is this going to be a person who's learned from his his lessons that maybe he wants on better to be a better t, better selfik and i'm all for second chances on something like this? agive hi give him the benefit e doubt. >> give him the shot. however, if he is acting like the old don lemon that got booted, man, that is blown quickl y. >> lot of people who are givingt him the benefit don't. and they will give him that second shotheshot. don >> and they they know him. they know don lemon and they're ready to pull that plu g. yeah. you know, emily to work on his new show, he actually go t time off from his job at olive garden. i mean, here's my take. i think you are so generous just now in your analysis,

because if he was really listening to the voice to s i'v heard you i've listened to your voices. they were all saying, shut up,e yeah, he is such a blow we're talking about. i care wha i don't care what he has to say. >> i don't want to hear anymore. yeah. what actual thoughtful, insightful opinion or analysis did he ever get? so whealysis n he about the hal, monitors gabbro, it's because what you said wa becauses blatay against the state constitution in which you residtitutione thas super peaceful and also against all workplace laws and regulationr s. you to yeah. so for you to come back and think that we care what you have to say to me, sav com e it have your show in the backyard and talk to the mayor. >> there you go. all righ it he hasn't even started. mai he's already getting hate mail from emily. coming up, d o joy feet make your life complete? >> there's a team. >> israel is under attack. the war against israel began with the murder of hundreds of precious children in this orphanage, bomb shelter. we're praying for god's help.

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joy says their feet make heart. skip a beat and it inviteswife segment on the view. a man wrote in saying his wife made him sto p her feet after hav he admitted to having a foot fetishina . ng roo and like ana navarro is dressing room after they run out of febreezr e. things got stinky. is it a great that he hasgrea a foot fetish? >> if you love foot massages and you happen h to, be married to a guy with a foot fetishand o that wants give massages like g it's like the perfect marriage, you know, nouy t to brag. mas i know your beautiful feet, to but my has my feet have created foot fetishes out there e. it's true. no, this is true. so i can't really respon>> so ia i feel that people are too. for a lot of this are to criticize, not to brag>>. but yes, she's responsible for a lot of the foot fetishes. >> yeah, maybe among cattle ranchers and horseshoe collectors fetisybe am. but might i suggest a better explanation? the reason whyt might concentre

on her feet was because it was the furthest thing from her facet . kat. is this an example in fetish world of stolen valor? she's taking credit for an entire fetish. there are plenty of people that wer e before her that paved the road for foot fetishism. >> and she's claiming credit. she should have at leasts e her foot on the table. >> yeah. thank you. the goods show the goods? yeah. like you could just say i have biggest in the world, but ith usually use you cheat. i have no way to dispute it. >>t see your feet. no, you haven't. maybe they are rea l. wouldn't that be amazing? not going to argue about something that i have no ' evidence of. that's what they do. that's what they do. exactly. i haves exactly no idea. maybe her feet are extremely attractive. i don't know. i know football is a thing, o and the people who comment

on my instagram to be like, show us your feet. it's like, well, now i'm never goinn agram saow us yoke nowg t. >> yeah. now that i know that it's something valuable, i'm not giving it away forw itng free. >> exactly. emily, do you think sh>>e reliee on people seeing her feet since she stopped seeing them years ago? yeah. i mean, they mighthey have been looking at the top end and mixed it up, but i have two things to say. say one, numb, that any female who accidentally or or just has their toes on a photo on a social media platfor am getsfeth a billion foot fetish obsessed. obsessso i feel like this is sot of like watching joy discover like the wheel the first time and everyone else is like, it happens to everyone. id. ar and secondly, if her feeten i are really beautiful, then it means she cannot dance at all. a it means she's never done a day of, like, aerobics or any working out or any dancing or pry wearing pretty heels or anythinget, because those are t kind of beautiful ones that have like just saones justg in armchairs their whole life, which i guess there you go. >> probably likely. >> pampered feet.

lee, what are your thoughts? i've been trying to listen to this segment. i did come prepared. st >> i think that what's most most concerning is joyless. bajoylesy her is causing a lotof of headaches and suicidal thoughts on the part of her audience. y th that's probably happening a lot more frequently than a foot fetishisant t. oint but i'm going to kick this over to the tires this point. go baco tk to bar effect, cyrun listen, she's been. >> she's been sitting on her like amnesia for, like, 50, yeas 75 years. yeah. so, of course, her hopes look great. yeah. ndred. they're all shiny, you know, the same horse the may that the original blacksmith from the mayflower put on her p >> you know, like,e

the only thing is she could maybe upgrade the bangd s. yeah, like, i'm. i'm the alpha male. you even met me. but i know that outdated. >> so.er so for her to sit theret and talk about my feet, like it's like cats, invisible giant . yeah. yeah, i have them really strapped down right now. >> t >> when they get jealous, they're leaning on me. come on, manyr me,. >> yeah, she's. a she's a bad personnd, and the best thing about you is you're not to brag. yeah. which mean ws have to brag. just imagine. you're like, honey, i'm ready. >> i just want to see>> kat your feet. i have a challenge for her. come out: i haveor with a foot . guy got me wrong.>> mayb tyruse. maybe we're wrong. yeah, we want to see more. she really king any looks like in any to mo judgments. all right, we got to move on. up next, whyve on.t you can't p but smooch your adorable poochns so. you.

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>> it's okay because it's all worth it to snuggle with a face that looks like that. and so apparently in the beginning of evolution, they had 66%. that's what's now 95%. what's at 25%, for example, human, i would say, or my kind of human that i look like i have probably 95% fact, which that's why i'm so expressive 95 i love it because i can communicate more with them what they're trying to tell me. all right. weird if someone doesn't is not as expressive as i. yeah, i didn'tg to hear any of that. tavis okay. >> could this be what is evolutionary theory is like reverse engineering. we love puppies because they're cute. well, the cuteness was designed so we'd love them. how do you explain then, ugly people? >> well, you know what? that's a good point. that's a goo ugld point because babies are cute, so their dads don't kill them, right? >> that's true. oh, that's science. yeah. kie you have to look lik dad the dad looked like the dad. yes. all my kids were born with mohawks. >> so but here's the thing.

this is dumb dogs didn't tholved to be cute. we made them cute that whatis they were once majestic bad wolves and foxes and like that. and we gave them recessive genes. so they have an bug eyes, nose stuck up. they can't even have babies anymore without. >> a c-section? yeah. that wasn't evolution. it was a bunch of german trying ca make dogs cute like that. it's true. my little dogs don't let you do that. cats literallyts 15 minutesth outside the door. >> they're eating, they're free. they're ouor, t. yeah, we've dumped them down. we've changed their faces. >> we've given them big bodies a little bit. we are cool. >> it's.tion. it's not evolution. it's true. you know what evolves? smaller. yeah. you know, li it's a fat. i have a little french bulldogfh he's evolved to be. i mean, he's been into a frankenstein monster. yeah, i'm getting at we, we created a mutation where that that's not natural. that was supposed to be a wolf

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