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they'll be coming at amazing, i! amazing, happy happy to see everybody. w do y >> so how do you know whenou you've reached peak idiocy when we now need diversity guidelines for clearing lands jt mines? >> it seems canada has just$4 m donateild 4 million bucks toward an effort to clear landmines in ukraine. but in a gender inclusive manner. >> because if one thing we can agree on concerning the war in ukraine, there simply enough gender inclusive mine action rights gen. s be c >> but let's be clear up front.e anyone in charge of clearing landmineont,yone is way braver m >> i could barely clear my driveway.n . and if it's something you accept as your job, i don't care if you're whitet care i, bb trans, or identify as a cabbage patch kid. >>la trans but it's.

oh, look at that. but how did anybody like those dolls? yeah, i mean, it was hideous anyway. but it's not about the dolls. it's about how dbuo i. s insanity has infected everything. pl used to corrupts injected eve places where useless people were like academia or mediac wherea. >> but now it's airlines, medical, school and war. ines, meeven landmines.n la >> i'm sorry. i'm thinking with landmines, maybe inclusive. >> but these shouldn't be anywhere on the list of priorities. the list should be pretty simple. competence, patience, steady hande.s and . balls >> the size of the las vegas sphere. think of brian kilmeade and then think of someone who's the opposite. ant to make landmines funny. speaking before we go any further, we wanted to get a comment fromy t a who knows his stuff. johnny. joey jones, who lost both his legs knof, johnn as a bomb l

technician. disposalnot a great one.t take away joey. to >> hey, greg. just won't let you know you have my full supportleu know to make fun of this ridiculous story about gender inclusivity e when it comes to taking bombs apart. and just so you know, anstywhil gender transformation that happens while ticking bombs apart completelye ng by accident, we didn't mean for that to happen. >> thank you, joeyt . so on saturday, justin trudeau fundased a list of canada'on ssr support for ukraine. under a section called, quotfoed gender inclusive demining for sustainable futures in ukraineai ,it explains the 4 million will go to manual clearance and targeted communities, but also, quote, establishing a gender and diversityl go group to promote gender transformative mine actione in ukraine.th this is insane. so that's quits ine a goal to ad on to the burden of saving lives, including your own. you got to think about this. but it turns out t.ibut it. is g

their whole program for clearing landmines around the worlra d. blishe >> they even published a 75 page document on it, accordingrn to the u.n. under-secretary-general for peace operationsg to u.n, jean-e lacroix. quote, while these weapons may be indiscriminate, the specific threats and impact vary according to gende r and other aspects of diversity. it is essential that mindein actors are equipped to apply a gender lene actions as part oy comprehensive and inclusive approach to planning. >> implementin eventg and monitm programs to ensure protection for all, and to ensure that noso e is one is left behind. >> all right, stop right there, lacroix. i've tasted your flavored waters, and i wasn't impressed . why is it everyone namedwhat i john pierre is full of ? it's almost as if jean pierrelm is french. >> for didas though .

but look, it's safe to sayitand landmine clearing is dangerousmf . >> you have to be right 100%. of the time. you can't even be wrong. onceu can't . it's the opposite of people at the u.n. who can layer thiss bull on the backs of brave people every day without anyacko risk. they're in an office safely churning out thif t peoples saue while cashing the checks that taxpayer send the m. s >> still, the u.n. thinks anthem inclusive work force will increase the effectivenes.f of mine action activities and improve satisfactionfetion d at work. i have no idea how theyeaow will test this work this. satisfaction. i would assume there'sic, not one metric not dying. you look diversity before competence, that metric is going to get worsric ise. >> so die has finally reache fde the mountaintop risk. and even more, we now includemo everyone in that risre, wek. but die has the same consequences here as it does everywhere. no herw, everywhere else, whether it's harvard or united air, it

an opportunity cost, meaning the effort placed in this identity obsessed lens is ant tt effort that should be placed elsewhere and the risk for disaster will grow. it's why it scares us so mucitio that it's wormed its way into med schools. you have students learning more aboutolhave stu pronouns tn the pancreas. more about trans than trans. >> but especially in the arena of clearing landmines evern thyt of idiocy you introduce mattersw ,of course, landmines, blowing up all sorts of people. bes ofe. t's truin but does that mean they have to be cleared by all sorts of people? cnot really.. diy efforts have a mathematical roadblock. if you choose to fish from a small pond of applicants, d running out of qualified fish faster. so you nee out of d to.ot the >> from the lake, not the pond. look, does anybody reall y believe will make for a better land mine clearing? >> we're talking about diffusing deadly explosives. >> explosive ts here, not gettie

misgendered in an office break roomd in . >> you think using the right pronouns at work is a minefield ? >> this is an actual minefield. people who benefits this? not the people who need landmines cleared. they just want the bes the beste them and the lgbt community. tell them? the bomb squad needs trans women. ,leah thomas would suddenly growd had a mustache and douse himself in old spice. pretty be pretty attractive to bring all the back. >> yeah, but clearing landmines is just the latestback. human endeavor to be infected with diversity, equity and inclusion. >> infecte landmines are serious business, but the people making the rulet ths are not serious people. per you.s leftism fo human life is less important than their woke agenda. tantso what if a few people lose a limb or two to meet a quota? a limbit's it to tell yourselflr

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a violent and psychotic formerfr cia agent who has had millionsas of people tortured, brutally murdered. would you like your millions of thousands? would you agree to thousands yet thousands? would you like to see gender inclusives? would tactics in the cia? >> you know what? there' s there is a movement d there. yeah, they're already doing it. and i don't wantoing it.don't wt want to walk into that. >> yes, but when you waterboard someone, do you asu waterbk? their pronouns first? >> yeah. otherwise you get in trouble. yeah. yeah. ye h,therwise s. d then you take it off the case y and then you have to go in for harassment. it's. it's uncomfortable. yeah. it used to be that way at gitmo. yeah. no, it was a simpler time. yeah. but look, the proble was am. >> not the problem, actually.- and thnoe unexploded ordnance, right? >> the landmine. yeah. unexplod thewhat it doesn't care whether you're white or whether you're black or whether you're hispanic, whether you're , whether you're straight or whatever. r aight,the other options are.

i mean, i. i haven't kept up on that. yeah. because that that landmineike: c as as joey i'll tell you what will up in completely nondiscriminatory way. right. right. and so we this is not a perfectly formed thought. weperfectl should all be more le the landmines. >> you see what i'm going with that. yeah. we should all be like the land. we should be like the landmines . oh, i'm sorry. am i interrupting? no. my phone went off. you actually, am iinterrup call. made an amazing point, you know, and you missed my phone. wentingint and my off. and i've been down here. oh, that was a viewer calling.cl i can't believe mike baker's making sensein. it was. oh, i know it was. he should all be like the landminei . >> tear gas. what gender or race you are sexting? >> i'll talk to you later. yeah, i'll be home early. earl >> yeah. so? so. so how many years we've been doing this togethey.>> mik manr like, 14 years. yeah, something like that. thd that's the first cogent thought i've had with you in a

long time and it's interrupted. but anyway, so and sed.o that's my thought there. >> and the only other thought is with the un or the u.n. occasionally, i think katie will agree with me occasionally does good work, but then theree are times like when they appointed ira they ocn as r of a human rights forum or they've allowed unwra to be completely populated not just by sympathizers, but hamas supporters. >>wedunra to right. that you realize that the u.n. is essentially a self-serving gaggle of bureaucrats who are there to promote their own interests. right. but you do need a forum wheretre countries can come together and talk. >> yeah, it just should be the united states. i sas .y, is island. , katie, in termst., in of diversity, shouldn't we demand that ou tr enemy dot we the same thing? shouldn't we call them out? say, if a terror groupl th, sa n inclusive, there are no irish people in the taliban. i find people offensive.t offe >> do you think they'll listen ? well, maybe not, but probabl>>y

their lesson from the ira originally. thah, wella, the problem with this is it's just a jobs program for griftersis ding i grifters who are taking skimming it off the tothe top,pe they're not teaching people how to look for landmines. they're teaching look fo peoplel this other stuff. so these are all the employees of the u.n., which s actually has a lot of grifters, right? >> somebody walot ofs paid for that 70 page manual. you bet. and somebody is going to take the hour class to learn all that stuff. and they're not taking the hour longe thlass to class to learnt demobilize a landmine. ukraine has probably 2 million landmines so far that we know of. you have to do each one individually. there's no sort of blanketo do r them all up at the same time. >> yeah, you can't. dnd then in the whole fiel you can't have. yeah, but their farm fields, their school playgroun d zones there, it's just the most horrible thing. >> and t thinko that, these gris are taking money away when they could be programs was

safe, but little children who were out playinge childr sor in those fields, it's just reprehensible. >> you know, we all laugh at the dea grifters. ha ha ha. laugh abut this is where it hal casualties. >> and it's tragic. >> well, keeps moving, kat.g: i mean, we used to mak it e fukn of this when i was in college campuses, but it's it's spreading like a disease. >> well, one way that it's different from a disease is, i would think it could be it would stop if anybody bothered to question it. right. that's how this stuff gets through because i read through this and it soundshrough t reald confusing and like, oh, am i missing something? but really i mis, i'm missing anything. >> it's just. right. yeah. one person be like, excuse me, i'm gender transformative. tranf >> mine removal. aha. what ioror s that??" right. but everybody's too scared to do that because they're worried about what? you know, that their stuff

matter. oh, of course. of course. i know what gender transformative my caus gender tn my remote. i bet everybody just goes along with it. well, anybody who actually does it, it's. it's stupid. it doesn't gs alon mean anythin, really. and i think just people would have t o say that. but people are too afraid to say that and they don't want to look stupid. bulook you look more stupid by acting like this means something or doesn't mean anything. >> exactly. it doest mean and you if you call it outlier, so go like, oh, it's just a tiny part of the budge"i tt. >> no, it doesn't matter. no, no. s right and wrong at the same time. mhm. you're ie tis that possible. >> yes. we've a land mine in this region. ha ha ha.it f be really quiet and wait for greg to seoro stt. s the it's a story of myst life. >> few of us, but it is ag sche moneymaking scheme. it is a great hustleme, but it is not innocent. it has dire consequences to the people. if you are trying to get your de hires in which you have to replace the ones that are already therthe and are men and

either white or probably black, but they're men, alpha men, and they're going to. so when you put in these classes, they're going to do like cats. but what the is this? is thi what does this have to do with saving lives and being on a minefields?to do th? d? >> oh, he's an alpha. he's a little toxic. he's out. yeah. and then d replaceable golden. who knows the handbook. but who knows the handbook, but then walks out there and goes, what are you doing? te >> i'm making sure there's nore mines in the sky's because they have no clue what we're doing. they are making up trash flying. that's an emergency agency right now. you can't give tha nex emergenc because they got rid of the good guys because they ask questionsecaus got rids because the consequences for challenging the worluse the d ir job and the consequences what it all comes down to the guy who bet that would be awh streaker at the super bowlo be?

hmm. he bet it better than he made sure that he was the streaker. r yeah. th a problem. out. yeah. they're the solution. and they're the solution. yeah on. tyrus: . then. then they make the money. there's a little consequence for him. there'sequencehe had the had toe and he made 375. right. that's. eak so well you break a few eggs, ruine some lives. that group, you make moneys, for the single and the name of the group and you get everybody blown. noe of the grw to his point also real quickly, is that it is insidious because the u.n.us and also every other government agency, internationa' pol and u. ,but also corporations, you're required for any prograem for any office for you to tick the box to show how thiraml project or how this program will include this element. this element. and there's money set aside for for that. yod therefore, yeah there's a it's it's in your best interest to keep pushing this becausurephat's hoe that's how e more money. >> that's exactly what it is your best and brightest. yourd brcause your bes t and brightest probably have seen some. they're not going to be employed on the fieldon the as shouldn't be. >> all right. up next, google again denies reality with its partialit fy.

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nbc but that's actually not true. only four lean left. e.the other four lean super lefe with some leaning so far left they topple over like nancy pelosi at a wine tasting touy p >> of course, this is the same that launched gemini, the woke a.i. that refused to creathe ai the historical fi. >> so is it any wonder that nowa google only displays stark o pictures of white criminals? we googled shoplifting stockstoc photo and got image after image of white shoplifters? had that how did that get in there? ossil but it's practically impossible to find a stock photo of a shoplifter who's not white. i haven't seen that many white faces since i crashed. that do see family reunion. sorry for what i left in the pool, steve, but maybe google's just trying to avoid stereotype nonwhite. but what if we search for white collar crime? something white? >> well, we got only whiteme

men in suits and handcuffs. istv strange and sexist, given some of our best white collar criminalest whits are women. me. >> but it's not just google. yesterday, the fbi posted this photo of two white women shopliftino of two g to illustrateepid the epidemic of organized retail theft. it looksemnized retail like thed from a tupperware party in scarsdale. avoid t but apparently the fbi would rather avoid the obvious that most of that that's g are performed by gangs and theft rings run by migrant illegals theft rin. instead, it's two white women snatching a purse from tj max. snatchsorry. the only place white women form unruly mobs is at starbuckx.s during pumpkin spice season. >> finally, be that google was bad. here's a meta ai. instagram's new chat chatbot. >> we asked it to list all thetc us presidents. >> you can see it skipped overl trump blitzing obama as the 44th and biden the 45th prez.5tr clearly this is programedes to erase trump his

accomplishments. so we follow it up and ask the meta a i why it didn't include trump and it said quote, i apologize fo,r the mistake. i should have included trump as the 45th president. i shourump athen it relisted ale leaders and included trump in his rightful place. fully it >> good. and hopefully we'll also list trump in his rightfu list thl pa this november as the 47th. >> oh, i didn't expect applause but that katy. >> i think we're discovering that our information systemsring contaminated. should we just stop using this stuff? e juththink we discovered that e fbi is contaminated? yeah. is really you know i was just at cpac over the weekend and we had a lot of internationaletalka who came. and the thing we all talked about was were all facine alghoy the same sort of unholy trinity in our government as big government which you can't fire them. they're unaccountable to anybody. they run everything, the media. and that includes social mediat

and, legacy media and the far leftist part. and they're all in it togetherte and they've decided that they're in charge hed you're too stuck in it. with this aside, the average guy, what are you supposed to look at or nonot look at them and decide for you. so globalism is ththey'll e the big government. >> it's all the same thing that's happening all over the world. wbut at the fbi, it's the fbi. i know we can't trust anything anymore. kat, you were white. once an a shoplifter. >> are you are you offendedt that they just show white womete topless? nd i'm offended by it. okay, let's put this picture up. so everyone. so thi s put thiss this is not the prom with stealing people like this becausstealinge women don't knoo steal. >> oka y. first of all, if you're going to shove something somewhere ere somenit, do that i the dressing room, okay? don't do it out in the public. and then likin the p pose foe fe in the middle, and then at the very least, you have fried be a lookout. but look what i've ever seen. look, she's looking at the wall. yeah ver ne., okay.al

and if you're a real professional, you're not going to have room to shovsional ye tu because that's where your glock would be. >> yes. so that's really, so. unrealistic. tyru s yeah, this is all come from a good place that theyus: don't want to stare. >> it's not, oh, it's the most. >> you got to take two words and put it togetheo take tr to e this whole situation. mm-hmm. and the problee situat m is, we no more grouping, no more saying fbno mori, nor we're saying goor a.i.. it's noti.. >> it's a person. person. one person. jared, call whoever it is on his little skateboard. and they decided to make the ai woke. it's that y? u and we need to say his name or her name or its name. >> who's when this stuff happens. because when he gets the group,. no one pays attention. >> yeah. when you hear a.i., it's like they. whenwhen a you're all the man'sg to get it. no one ever has a follow up question. what'sus." the man's name

and address. >> let's get this son of a . now he getess us because it's just makes us all lazy. yeah, so we have ts uso blow that all up. we have to just start saying the magic of where do yeah exactly. graczyk from projects murdertl did. yes we know who did this and we have just as soon as you start symbolizing the behaviors that do it it's a whole lot easier to solve. you just fire murder,. yeahg, it's e, get somebody else in there. and it's that simple. but we kee p we keep getting g caught up with the group stop group grouping this stuff. individual s do it.t's ea >> that's why it's easy to fixsy and that's why it's always one sided. but it is hilariouit itos to mew that it's white people putting white people. so. hi so when you get to the thing like, well, this angry brother that's makin crimig the criminals white on google. no, it's the whitest guy in the world. on's the wtest. >> because his mom and dad gave the name. yes, that's exactly right. >> baker. i looked up spooks kill people.l

>> say what?- that's what you call spy. oh i, i, i've never heard that term for terrorism. am >> read your face came up in every picture. but was i white?hite >> and and it's your you know m: i don't like some of the cases l that i know i know a lot of extremely patriotic, hardworking fbi guys. and so i'm not in the camp that's going to, you know, say it's all you know, it's all the fbi you can get problems at the top, there's no doubt about it. and that can they can push arou. out on tound but you've got people outst on the street that are doing incredibly difficultreetncrediby day. this thing, though, is i gs to o to what kat said earlier. it's a product of fear. so the fbis a wants to put this out, but they're fearful. right. they don't want the the reason or from the the woke mob right. >> then the problem is they get it from everybody else . cause it's so ridiculousbody s

>> if they had used gemini and you gemini did that thing with the. they show us some. yeah. so they showed thing people in l regalia and there was a black person was an asian, there wasea a hispanic, and i think therenk was a one white person or polynesian. i think it was polynesian. yeah. yeah. wasand so if they had done this and they had shoplifters and therers ane one of each. right, fine. okay. you know, no one's going to youg ,we're not t going to spend the evening talking about it because it's not quite as stupid. right but this is just, this is a product of fear. i think they, i think you're they are more scared of shouty activists than they gangs of thieves, because that punctures their. and they don't like it. so they just assume likeli all right upke i a boss who sayf all right upke i a boss who sayf your wallet's thinner that eat cereal for dinner meetth chase the traveling trio the thrill seeker, the soul searcher and if the explorer it's helping lost h to protectto

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i'm having a bad day. um, because. okay, because obviously he's not eating cereal for dinner and just the way he was, so he really thought he had something there. yes, he was like, listen, you might be poor. >> that . but yot be pooat sucksu have cer and in the morning that you do have, i get that i'm a win win f for everybody. and the fact that he did not want to buy anybody for dinneris or did he? >> and he was like, no, you don't know. >>'s going to be b good. yeah. good. because of the cereal guy. i would love because i wouldto love to see the guy who sells wd 40. you know, you're not doing welle you're going to have oil for dinner. >> well, yeah, i do. >> you ever you just i goingn wp back. can we punch that back upun the fakech tha chart in the back yeah, yeah, yeah. he's talking about idea of having cereal for breakfastin

,which means it has for dinner. it hasn't happened yetit has, bt he had behind him the projections. yeah. >> yeah. your money in your house didn't go through the roof. yeahroof.. - >> and apparently the. see all the ceos, i'm starting to think all method actors.d it's up in the small kellogg's earnings. there we go. yeah, yeah, it goes up. stocks are up. if you eat cereal at night, but all your extra money is going to go to insulin. insl so these ceos, they don't watch tv. >> mm.ceo? you didn't see the bud light ceo. yeah. no more talking ceos. yeah. as soon as you open your mouth. yeah. you know, like all of them, i think weem need this. a >> the only thing i will allow grouping previous segment i'm antigu . a i'm going to be flip flop a little bit and pivot which everybody hate l but we will group cfo togetherl and the name of their grou toges

>> yeah that's that's we just bring them all together t whenever they come on tv. at the bottom the screen goes, ladies and gentlemenbott pay no attention. >> but yeah, as a spy, you must have had some interesting deals on the fly. yeah. i've never justified serial for dinner. oh it everfied, cereal absolute yeah. yeah. look, you know, i've got, you know i go, three boys at home. >> we've got every one of those cereal brands in the pantry. yeahe of tal, seriously, we go h a ton of cereal and a pantrycerb and the safe is they used to start to save houses with cereal just because it would last. >> right. and, you know, so when you got cereal with the priz e excited. shucks. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. oh no. it woulde: be like would be like a secret decoder ring. you know, sometimes it was ittea was a new cloth for water boarding. >> you never knew what you were >> gg to getrdr knew what you l box. oh, and we loved it. yeahreg: [lae: and w. >> must've been easy to buy things for you for christmas. oh, yeah. it stillchristma>> m, ike:in cas

you're wondering. yeah. katie, we're kind of in a bad pe place. yeah. we're telling people to eat cereal dinner,, tellinople but r but the sugar. >> yes. i mean, it causes insulin resistance setting up for diabetes when little kids eat it. and gues littles what? the >> that stuff is the worst of the bunch. of bunch! more sugar than any om breakfast cereal. wow. plus, i meanga, the guy, he is worth $20 billion. and hemm. he's telling everybody. >>, don't worry,'t worry it's g. >> yeah. well, there goes our kellogg's sponsorship. ter] yeah. oh, by the way, thank you. wait, wait, wait, love. captain. right. put that chart behind you.hart and gutfeld making fun of kellogg's has driven the stock up, but i'm just driv going to put that thing behind me whenever i have an argument. i've already crunched the numbers. gument.lready ched thwhatever i: you know, what's a cinnamon

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the country since joe biden has been president. there was a time when the state of alabama absolutely needed more kids because, you know, alabama was a state and the mandate, the planter class and in alabama was for black women to produce more kids because those kids were property. are you saying the we e as whito folks need more kids, is this like a great replacement the thn where you're concerned that there's not enough white people in the populationg, thats the growth of the latino population, the black population in the asian-americane po population? >> and so the we as white people need to make white women have more kids. >> oh, and your dominionen is supreme court and they'reand seven mountains dominion, a belief systee arem that isther the precursor to the "handmaid's taleec". handma >> oh, and george, you know,

i have i already feel dumber about this from dana, you know, that she's ballember.d up tara's care to abc persuasive. oh, yeah. she made me want to change the channel so fast the whole time i was there, i was like, click. >> listen, she's a racist, she ly, ugly person talking about on the inside. and she had nothing better to do becauso doe i hate to brek it to her. i know it's black history month. we even got an tr extra day. with the 29th coming up. >> wow. don't you clap for that. i mean, i have one monthm not relegate my history the shortest, coldest boringness month. relestory, tbut not even the po. said alabama was a state. i hate to break it to you, mark. they were all labama states. m >> nobody who wasn't white. kansas was like, nope, not us. well all sla, everyone was invod until they broke it up because they wouldn't share the south

with to share the money. so it's just cleaning it up. but she's just an angrmoy persog no one should listen to anything she has to say and why she's on tv. >> i have no idea. yeah. shouldn't katie e msnbc tell msn her that she's looking telle? ely insan oh, well, she didn't film itshei for them. she hears the cold part. . phod that at homed home. >> yeah. that means there's somebody on the other side of the phone going. that was good. >> that was good.od it's keith olbermann!". you know, she thinks that were have too many children already. she's three kids.t? what she talking about? that's true. she's won over the quota. yeahsh that is. that's true. yeah. it's like why is it when people with kids tell it say, but not my kids? say , you have 37 children. i do. yeah. that i know of. yehave 3>> miks. a yes. so no, wait. but one over the quota. what are we gonnver thea to chid policy? no, i didn't even know. oh, yeah. i had no ide?a. that's crazy. don't you know that's going to have. >> because they think three wouldn't be fair to the planet. ohl because , my.>> tyr >> yeah. what's like four but from

[lfferent people, different parts of the planet. oh, yeah. yeah. no, no. like four different uteruses. yeah. no, she's.rent>> k.t do you, mikey. so how have you been. i've been great. what is, what are your thoughts. oughtsmy are you know what, her her rantings are predictable and you know, they're sort of lacking of any academic rigor and it's like it's likeva! a toddler cracked up on apple juice and sugar pops, right? yeah. i mean, so i. nothing she says is ever surprising because you always know exactly whereps.ing she sg from. so why does msnbc keep her? because like every other pundit and talking head on onreg: she the network, she provides us with a segment cat. that's why wit i love her.>> kat you know, this was a rough one.a this was rou a roughgh one, tho. i mean, true. and what happened, alabama was awful. much feel forh for all thosehel women, they're getting themselves these hormones, eggs, embryo transfersve

canceled. and she's like, i'm going to make it about this weird, delusional thing. i made usoing t itp in my own h, because suddenly she did. i she's like, oh, you want more kids? so that can have your kids be ?a is that what you're saying? what? what'snt m ? oh, you want more kids because you need more white kids. >> yeah. that's pretty creepy". yeah. yeah. you can make up all kinds of stories in your own head. that'll be creepy. u camake up ories inpeople do aa all the time, but that doesn't mean that it's something that actuallmpfithit'sy concerne it's completely delusional. it's completely insane. d it's comand don't know how sho to hit post without someone in her life saying, don'sthoutt >> yeah, exactly. well, i kind of like the blond n greg. i would go with it. i think thisd of was our trump t by the way. up next, an expert doehis the math when it comes to being a female psychopath. men can have babies. i don't care what they say. oh, i feel something. take some metamucil. this problem's going to work its way out. woman someone who gets mad at you for something he did three years ago. he gave me go, man.

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>> i expected more, frankly. what about you? do you know a lot of femalelo psychopaths? sure, yeaht of female. they're all my best friends. >> studied about. this is the psychologist i was . it's just taken them now to figure this out. they thoughtthis they were? ten times, you know, ten man to every one psychopathic woman. ten to everyon and they think, e it's 5050. do you think not having todas in high school mean girls in high school versus some dumb guys on the playgroun n the pld, each other out? >> yeah, they really. >> who has the lastinglast psychological drama and damagei: ? i mean girls. it is true and i think true. our culture tyra's it encourages female psychopathy whereas male we it out but females it's like you go girl. males, iwell, yeah, gee. another guy who says, you gother girl. guyright. i think also, listen, all i'm

saying is this you've got to give women a break on thislt one. it's not their fault because of in a social media. en are >> yeah. like 65% of men are transitioning to women or somethin tg like that. so, yeah, if you add upt has the numbersks now, all of these crazy men come to solve transition over to women and they say i'm crazy because . they go on social media and they look crazy. and what is a woman? anyone can be one. so the poor women and like w our regular crazy women who justomenregular stalk you n you and be like, why don't you love me enough? or that i make you mad, whiccalv is fine men were genetically designed to handle that by chugging beer and dreaming of other places where they talk. we'r handle thate for them. >> you know, it's funny, too, because when you look at a criminal, when they're reporting on criminals, they do say womehey arn. when it's men identifying as women, which skews all thntiy all now the crime stats. mikey, you you had. deal with psychopaths in your line of work. i still do. yeah. yeah >>. i'm mar >> no, i did my own research. t

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