being exported from the property from a parent be detained or arrested some in handcuffs coming well over in miami some federal agents there arrived at combs' waterfront property bible conducting early there as well. it is i is only confirming an active investigation based out of their new york office. now last year, three women accused combs of abuse in two separate lawsuits. unable -- the after that first lawsuit was filed, combs and a woman -- in a second lawsuit filed in november two woman claimed combs sexually and forcefully drugs eminence actually assaulted them back in the 1990s two months ago a male producer also sued holmes accusing him of abuse from a combs attorney says none of that is true mcclennon back to. >> sean: dmz reporting pictures of him from miami airport. let not your heart be troubled "gutfeld!," is next. here tomorrow. [cheering and applause] [ ♪♪ ]

[ ♪♪ ] [ cheering ] >> greg: yes! yeah! i get it! i deserve it. happy monday, everybody. let's get started. barack obama met with joe biden and allegedly told him donald trump would win his peter doocy and make changes. i-9 replied "thank you, son. as part of the car over there." [laughter] because you know he doesn't know where he is. speaking of the president he had not presided over a record-breaking 11 embassy evacuations. 's second broken record after most kids sniffed in one ho hour. [laughter] disgusting. two canadian men who were switched at bird -- birth 70

years ago finally received a formal apology from the government. justin trudeau can relate after just finding out his dad is fidel castro. [laughter] i don't know. according to new research dogs to understand the meaning of nouns. they also pretty good understanding commands like "sent." [laughter] i don't get it. a report planted -- inventories upon shops are exploding which can be assigned at times remained tough for many americans. the good news i just bought plotting gave glasses. [laughter] the new massive -- man's flying pride flags at our embassies around the world. but in how real you find the best spots for brunch asks a mosque -- next to you find the best brunch parts in new

york and you look for the pride flags. and you pull clients that church attendance has declined for most religious groups. against minute hits on pharmac -- fox and france weekends are paying off. [laughter] and you study shows that playground bullies grew up to earn more in middle age which makes sense, i don't stand that more lunch money. you know that today is international waffle day? no wonder -- go to voicemail. [laughter] because he spent. and finally got the fda has agreed to remove post warning against using ivermectin to treat covid-19. but the agency still recommends you were a mask if you're a horses ass. [laughter] [cheering and applause] all right! let's due a monolog. so it a berkeley professor is

under fire once again telling the truth. in an online student teacher forum the professor generant -- jonathan to check monitoring students seeking dating advice by saying "if you want a girlfriend get out of the bay area. solid advice but it's the same advice i give someone seeking not just a decent date but a decent apartment got a place to park without your windows getting smashed and a sidewalk that is not an obstacle course of human turds. yet out of the beer area, it works for everything. then the professor continued "almost everywhere else in the planet is better for that dating. you'd be shocked when i start differences of behavior in women in places where women are plantable bases their behavior within our -- artillery distance of san jose and san francisco." now maybe it's not the best idea to ask your college professor for dating tips. your lineup as lonely as me at an ugly man's convention. [laughter] but the professor makes a gun

pointed in an area where options are scarce you end up with fewer choices. better to have the odds stacked in your favor. that's why it hit in woman in the planet fitness locker room. [laughter] i don't want to speak for shoe check although somebody probably needs to because i now given you so much have a swat team surrounding his house. but really got what the professor is professing was simply the law of supply and demand and apparently is his belief that there are fewer women in the area then straight males would like and reading between the lines that the women are -- were there maybe slightly difficult. translation? personalty of drawer -- with the body of drawer bite -- joy br. [laughter] is a type of female who thinks traditional means growing free range armpit here. i know i agree. to us is simple math but to the left is shockingly short -- chauvinistic. of course, the outrage that followed was explicable as

finding kill me crying in the restroom. women students hyperventilated that they were being objectified at what some of them should be so lucky. only thing objectifying them either cats and god forbid one of these girls slips and falls then they'll be the cats and see feasts. it is funny though. woman feel objectified when you desire them but now there objectified when you tried to get away from them. as someone who was often objectified that i can tell you that denying the basic reality that most women love men does woman know good. i try to tell them to resist the desire to smother me in what cream it only hurts the more. but denying this basic truth of the sexes isn't liberating or fulfilling. is what leads to saturday nights' alone right thing great valley erotica. [laughter]

i know. but it also leads to a miserable political party. don't take my word for it. here's james garfield a longtime democratic strategist "there are too many preachy females thereby don't drink beer cannot watch football can't delete hamburgers grandma the hole talking about women and women of color are going to decide the selection... ." forty-eight sens of the people that vote are male. what he's describing is what mike omelus calls the offal's. affluent white female liberals. and this is there an scap. [applause] their main currency is not in life, it's not happiness outrage. the traffic in oversize empathy without the controls supplied by piggish unthinking neanderthal men. see we men know our faults can we get it, were callous, we rarely cry copy per box they overbook clubs. but our flaws are married to our strengths. we think about consequences often to an extreme. remember how every man was

talking about the decline of the roman empire for months while woman just looked at them confused? that's what men new. received on the road and by again gun they assault the science class and stall a bucket toilet in the game room. woman strengths empathy and feelings are wonderful. but unchecked you end up in a weird place and so do men like say competing in a wo woman's swim meet. that's the irony. is the delusional empathy towards the latest causes the end up hurting women most weather it's in crime, immigration passports and even relationships. you can only go so far cheering on the demise of society because it makes you feel something. and so their miserable mavens are willing to overlook what great men can do because great men aren't nice parameters journalist gary swisher on belmar show slamming elon musk. >> he's a comfort get in shock. >> sure, why not.

>> okay. >> how just use not a propagated guy, he's just under? >> i can easily prove he's a computer guy because i saw him on unused and everybody was paralyzed that he was giddy with happiness because he was be able to play a video game with his mind. that came from neuralink. that is his company and so did my car and -- >> i get -- i like that let you line, i like neuralink elon i even like hyperlink elon. it's x elon that -- >> greg: imagine how many people ejects heard back and wished they could give her finger? [laughter] but in offal like swisher would happily dispense with all that male achievement, you know, because he's a big jerk but maybe being indifferent to your feelings as necessary win saving the world has something special will never be capable of doing as she is too busy getting mad over tweets. software is by now the professor has been forced to meet with school officials

then issue a groveling apology, stating that he didn't mean to blame the blameless. sorry jonathan but yet you did. and you were right over the target at buddy because wherever the kid was who got your revised it in him a favor, you told him the truth that they are not limbless cap and recap hyper woman in the bay area are scaring off what could be their best partners and so they left alone with her causes remaining they want attention now have to poop in public just like everyone else. so we are left to ask why? doesn't really make sense for the democratic party to constantly build a nice 50% of the electorate? look men may not be the better half but they are a half. someone at meet us halfway? and will pick up the bill. [cheering and applause] >> announcer: let's welcome tenitis gas! i'm pretty sure he once tried to sell me a used camry contractor contributor tom show lou. [cheering and applause] she's got more friends then a home depot.

outtake host charlie arnold's. [cheering and applause] before his show, and they were -- writer and comedian joe devito! >> greg: and she once ordered a salad bowl and fell and got new york times best selling author and fox news conservator back captive! [cheering and applause] >> greg: you are quite the lothario before you got married ". >> that's right. >> greg: you are all over -- you laughing. >> about i like the words this may use the word lothario callous. >> greg: right i'm never actually said that world outlet. tom did the professor say anything wrong? >> he just said not for nothing "woman in the suburbs are nicer than in the bay area," and then every woman in the bay area was, like, -- [ screaming ] [laughter] they want him fired. i mean they're going to keep coming after the sky and look at him! is not exactly a macho macho man. this is the kind of guy me

and joe beat up after hot yoga class. [laughter] but i've said it got exited for years, woman are out of control of the air out of control! >> greg: are the out-of-control? >> the out-of-control! >> greg: in what way? >> they've been fed a diet of gold -- your power and -- it's like being on uppers and downers at the same time and these woman here are great by there on fire, greg, admitted. women are on fire, we are -- just any woman around here just take a look at them, do they look like they're afraid of anyone? no. >> greg: the confident. >> there living it up. completely go to her that, you know, the big creek out over the -- woman came out and said sorry not sorry. i'm so tired of saying sorry. it's like when you say sorry -- i'm not going to just for being a woman in the workforce and it's like i

never heard you apologize. [laughter] ever haven't heard a woman of all distance -- through that hat up in the air. >> greg: that's how old he is doing even audience and get that reference. [laughter] yeah, minneapolis that when that city mattered. charlie okay. as a woman. >> yes. >> greg: are you say you are. >> promise before what is your take on this analysis? >> well i think that like you had mentioned i think that the professor was part on mark his goal as their teacher is to give the best information possible so that they can be successful in the real world and he did just that. i would give them props. when you look at a lot of the women in the bay area specifically the story i came up this week about mckenzie scott, jeff bezos' ex-wife, she's probably out of their age range so not sure that they would go for her but she just donated $640 million more out of her fortune the extreme left causes helping illegals of migrant crim

criminals, trans athletes. and i think the word "delusional empathy" really describes it because these are acts of life that you will not -- lit she has always empathy for and she wants to support. this think it's wrong and i think that a lot of women don't allow themselves to be treated like women. there was one video on chit -- tiktok recently a girl was treated to some drinks on a date and she said oh, my god the feminism disability left my body." once woman realize what is like be treated as a woman may be we'll start acting differently. >> greg: joker imagine they were actually dating a woman. [laughter] >> go on before yes hi if you are going on this dates and i know this is hard for you to think about, do you worry that you would not be able to please them because they have such a defensive posture towards men? >> it's rather specific question. [laughter]

i'm just glad -- let's call these woman offal's -- 19 -- awfl's can't even call me awful for years to his neck to return the favor. first thing i want to say this purports are screwed up. why is he on a chat room or whatever this is with his students talking about dating tips at berkeley? first mistake was bringing up even heterosexual dating ti tips. is already in hot water mentioning that. so i think he's corrupt doing that but he makes a good point. because no one wants to be with -- here some of these women say things like "my boss no one tells me what to do," it's very masling energy but when they smack the -- why don't you guys man up? what do you want from us? and i look at it and i say, you can't have both of those things. >> greg: they'll say woman ruled the world. or, yeah, a spider on them. [laughter] >> that's true. that's true. >> greg: beyoncé will just be running like crazy traffic. >> and the truth is whether you're a male or a female, no

one wants to date someone who complains constantly, who's always angry, who's on antidepressants can't whether you're a college student or you're a woman who's read my tender profile. [laughter] >> greg: caps, i wanted this to devolve into woman bashing. and i sat in my monolog men have their faults, it's just you have to realize your points! faults. the professor make a mistake? >> i cannot agree more with you that women with masling energy are disgusting. [laughter] [ coughing ] [laughter] >> i did -- okay the one thing that you said that i would like come on you -- men think about consequences? have you ever seen jack ass? [laughter] >> greg: that's true. >> how many woman were on that cast? >> greg: that's a good point. it's a good point my sorority sister is actually on my class. >> greg: now. >> but that is very new. you -- men die for more accidents, precious, whatever. obviously i'd -- i love men or else i tell myself doing

this job and working on this just show, but i personally don't feel at home on either party because i do think about consequences and the government has gotten so vague in both software how is have to go to libertarian because actually quite a bit about the fall of the roman empire and anti- thought that everybody actually did. but, yes,, i don't know. you just lost me on the -- just that one but other than that before the thing is men are more likely to take risks with their lives than woman will because women are biologically -- >> also more likely to take rest with your general. >> greg: that is true. >> i've seen maury as well. >> greg: yes. i don't even -- i just should just go to break. [ coughing ] up next the liberal know who left his brain on the slope. [ ♪♪ ] ♪ limu emu ♪ ♪ and doug ♪ hello, ghostbusters.

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[ ♪♪ ] [cheering and applause] >> greg: enough. their expert witness was completely witless. or video of the day comes to us from the hallowed halls of congress were senator john kennedy school process here gus schumacher that what i am. a young man brought in by democrats to be an expert witness on climate change, rowlett, francine. >> what is carbon monoxide? >> i went to high school with the -- carbon dioxide is a gas. >> okay? >> i'm not a professional to talk about carbon dioxide so much, but...

>> but you want us to abolish it, right? >> no smile and always going to be carbondale client. >> right. to what it is you want us to do? let me back up because i mean you're here as an expert. tell me more about what carbondale site is. >> i'm here as an expert, cross country skier who sees the changes in my winters and landscaping to live in in alaska. and so carbon dioxide is what i see it as an, you know, is a gap that exists in our atmosphere and smack. >> is it the major part of our atmosphere human. >> is a huge part of our atmosphere. >> is actually a very small part of our atmosphere. >> greg: oh, he tricked him. the most stunning thing about the skier's testimony not one to use the word "dude." [laughter] got worse because though. >> how much would it cost for us to become carbon neutral in the united states by 2050? >> i'm not a professional on

that. >> you don't have any idea? >> no. >> you just think we ought to spend the money? >> i'm not an economist. >> is going to cost trillions of dollars to become carbon neutral by 20,050, right? >> i do not know. >> you don't know. you just think we ought to do it? >> i don't have a great answer for you. >> you don't know? >> no. >> you think this are to spend the money and see what happens? >> i think as an athlete i think if we spend that money and invest in our future hopefully those temperatures stop rising. >> greg: i think as an athlete, your first mistake. [laughter] that was embarrassing i'm sure democrats could've gotten much better expert on white powder. [laughter] [cheering and applause] >> greg: finally got senator kennedy brought up the young man's past week. >> from august 27th of 2020

pack you tweeted this "police are paid with taxpayer dollars. if you are not answerable to us, we can demand new service and that's what this is. abolish the police in favor of that new service." you think about abolishing the police? >> not a topic we are talking what today. >> i know what you tweeted that we ought to abolish the police? >> that's not what i'm here to talk about. >> should we do that before or after rid of fossil fuels? >> i'm not going to address that. >> greg: well for a professional skier it was all downhill. [applause] can't wait for next week when the dems bring in a professional skateboarder lecture is about hamas. charly i kinda felt bad for him by the neck and i'm thinking back if the dems bring him in as a credible

witness, it's on them and they just basically serve him up on a platter. >> he was a complete plan for the democratic party. i actually do feel bad for him. it was seven minutes long when the link was sent i was like '07 minutes, you know -- was the greatest -- that was so entertaining. i want a lot of reality tv condos one of the most pertaining news i've seen in so long but just to give everyone of an idea of how bad it went for him and he realized that he deleted his twitter account, is x account in philly afterwards. i guarantee you we still having nightmares. virtually, he knows about climate change just as well as anybody other democrats that are pushing the 94 trillion-dollar green agenda. they have no idea whether talking about my first they were worried about acid rain that it was global cooling that it was global warming know it some vague idea of climate change. the 1 tons of money for it and this was their expert for it so good luck to you getting the job done. >> greg: kat i can help that i think -- quappelle -- can't help but think that he would have been a barrel of laughs at the launch, squeak

-- slinging back some. >> i'm sure at least he thinks he is. [laughter] he didn't listen, he did not do well, he should have been at least train better to deflect. >> greg: yes. >> although the one thing i gotta say i did not enjoy the bringing up of the old tweets because he's only 23 now so these tweets that he was a teenager when he was treating the stuff. i think that is so bad for society to bring up things people were posting as teenagers. i mean mine? i was glad this market was a lot of female lyrics. a lot of emo -- i would be there -- oh on june 4th 2008 we posted "i just want to break you down so badly,", like, or you violent because -- you're all in your fifties and he probably were too popular to be emo. [laughter] >> i was an evanescent girl. >> or really? >> there you go. >> i was real shrouded in silence but i think it's rebar for society to have, you know, tweets from your -- when you're a teenager to make it look like an idiot, i think he did that all on his

own with other stuff before, yeah, yeah, yeah. joe the fact is it's like he's across country skier and he notices the snow is different. >> he notices these things. >> he notices thing. >> i wanted to hate him because he's very good looking and not pass me off. [laughter] but i do feel bad because he probably came in their thinking olc the nice thanks we don't want the world to and in all that and you don't know what carbon dioxide is. i mean, come on, is carbon monoxide and its two of them. [laughter] but this shows, like, what are these congressional hearings with special celebrity guests? it's like the love boat. is just wasting time. you wouldn't say we have a climate expert let's put him on the top of the mountain and see how he handles his black diamond on the way down. is idiotic. it reminds me of when there's a storm they take the meteorologists and they put them out there and they're getting sliced in half by a stop sign. it's like we believe you that there's a storm of there! so, yeah, i felt bad for him

but at least he's not an expert at which you didn't get that from rustenburg. also he's a cash -- has full graduate and you didn't get that from her. >> greg: that is true. for greta sundberg. sheldon called me in weeks. repay -- probably pay for his airfare at his hotel how we pay for all of that. >> yes! and look, i know athletes don't usually do that great under questioning, but og was better understand. [laughter] -- oj was better understand. [laughter] >> greg: you're setting the bar high. >> he was better understand that a lot of people. [laughter] >> he should have gone total speckled ego. it would've been charming if you went i see gas pac-man. [laughter] >> greg: sure about pizza delivered. >> i agree! he should have just leaned i in. >> the snow is different,

brought before he should have said "dude," "what's your problem at man?" is having some fun can do with. skiing sucks right now." i could totally watch cop buddies showing those two pack senator kennedy and the despicably guy solving crimes at resorts. oh man. i would watch the hell out of that. 's cross country skiing escort can really? >> yes. >> greg: that's interesting. >> i don't think so. >> greg: i think is subject to debate. all right up next is big -- bullying the beginning of a lifetime of winning? [cheering and applause]

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middle age. the study's authors and classrooms are competitive places and bullies throughout and use their aggression later in life in a competitive workforce. so you b. -- you -- we should hope that we raise bullies? is that the conclusion? >> greg: >> first of all we have to how children. [laughter] >> greg: i guess i went too far. [laughter] >> my dogs a bully, so is yours, kind of. so it was so small, though. it was like 4% optic% something really real small. everyone that bullied me in school i'm doing way better than they are. >> greg: that's because you called them all. >> it depends also -- bullies -- i feel like it's subjective now. were they bullies or the people say they were bullied by them? >> greg: people like telling everybody that they were bullied. >> and i was, you can subject of how ugly i was before you were a terrifying child. >> while you had a good

personality. >> i had to. >> greg: you're like an ugly macaulay culkin. >> know i was. [laughter] it's like put a mullet on macaulay culkin, that's how i looked. but with a lot of space between the teeth as well. >> greg: glad you got that terrific. >> and it actually. and thank god. [laughter] >> greg: joe you were obviously bullied as a child. >> of course. no one becomes a comedian because everything went well. [laughter] were not interested in that. [applause] i was. and bullying is a way people sort themselves out in school. you have the people on top bullied the people below them and they believe the people below them and i was very low -- i'm knocking over free will just, i did what i had to do. [laughter] but we had a bully in my neighborhood with a tear of the neighborhood and said one exit someone has to stand up to him and what i should have said was someone else should stand up to him. i got beaten for an entire afternoon pack will take

lunch break and that -- and i'm still getting beaten. and you know it's bad when afterwards your friends, domestic and say is a man kathy kept getting back up. yeah. and i told them i was trying to leave. why didn't you help me leave? but i did learn -- i grew as a person from it and that was after that i joined the wrestling team where i can be beaten in a more structured environment. [laughter] >> greg: tom, you don't strike me as a bully. you strike me as a guy that held the jacket 40 bully. >> you have to get by greg. strategies. [laughter] when i can pick apart the study. it took place in the classroom and they asked for teacher responses. so it was teachers judgements of who was a bully. but bullies are not bullies in the classroom remained there often very nice to the teacher counter kind of a teacher's pet. anybody outside. they don't know what's going -- what goes on them in the playground. they talk about classroom aggression. and they went by that i

would've been a bully because i was aggressive in the classroom to the is where i did better. because they were to bully in the play ground and i would get back and grant -- emerson from the girls in the classroom with my wet. so they would look at me and say he was aggressive in the classroom and he became successful. ergo the study is on its head or make it just like what you say about ai is more than once an output. >> in bad inputs you're going to get about results in the inputs -- >> greg: you're debunking the study before even get to charlie -- charly. charly but then you didn't hear any of that. this is a very important study, could age the face of the earth. really can't believe the wrong way. you think women are worse bullies -- that's a double negative pack are woman better bullies -- >> actually i think that woman on woman bullying is worse than guy on guy bullying because woman just have this cattiness to them element. so i think that they are able to get in to the skin of

other girls more easily. especially when you look at younger woman and they have, you know, a lot more i feel like insecurities as it is so you're able to get under the skin a little bit more. but i don't necessarily think that the study is wrong. i think that some bullies are naturally more competitive and therefore, you know, when you translate that in to the real world too uc the more competitive people naturally doing better except in the case of the old oils. old oil rules. everyone knows what i'm talking about. medicine one of the greatest -- those bullies did not end up on top. so i don't know kind that might be debugging the study right there. >> greg: i did everything by adam sandler movies. >> you should. >> greg: i just know that from you. i think we learned that the bullied are actually the bullies. >> i'd like to hear more about this woman on woman bullying. [laughter] >> that's what i said. >> i'm not sure if that was the right way to describe it but i'm going to go with it. >> greg: coming up concerns are growing about flying on

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>> announcer: destination. [cheering and applause] >> greg: tonight in destination hellcat flyers are getting high to fly. all right, joker after mobile incidents on boeing plans, passengers are so worried they are now taking antianxiety meds and other drugs to call -- on their nerves and also turning to god and praying. what is your solution. >> i know that when i fly i really have the time out when i think that edible. have to get that security first what i'm thinking! who i have a barbecue mark i don't know. [laughter]

and people complaining, i see an opportunity there because one -- the big five people wanting the extra seats. there some synergy there. by that fact guy in the -- he gets sucked in and -- he courts that. [laughter] and you never see him. [cheering and applause] and now he's a hero, right? there's -- >> greg: there are human plug. >> he doesn't even know, like, why is my side chile? he doesn't know. and some other fat guy is like there wasn't chilly? why didn't anybody tell me there was chilly? i think that is a solution to this before i think you told one of the major problems facing america today. tom, i read as a distinct, would you like to hear it? >> no commercial flight had crashed in america since 20 2009. that was back when i was in my early thirties. >> that's right and he always ripped me when i -- prayed the rosary but i'm not generally nervous on the plane but i like to, you know, you're taking off you might as well i get older.

i had no clear -- and as you get older you have a family you are like i would address the -- but i prefer people in the ground because it's not -- -- 20,000 times more likely you're going to die in your car then on a plane. so i prefer those poor souls down in the highway. you know why? -- you don't tell you that part pack charly. you have any fear of flying? the was self medicate? >> i have no fear of flying thank goodness. but it does scare me when you hear about all the incidents that i had -- having on the boeing 737 max but it brings me to another movie refe reference, i'm full of them today, bridesmaid. when kristin wague she takes the xanax that she had a couple of cocktails to ease her nerves and things just go completely haywire? does i wonder if you have more people self-medicating, what the alcohol sales are like on these commercial flights no and what is going

to turn into is hopefully more people -- then i just turn to prayer. >> greg: do you make it work for everybody else wants to have a cocktail because they're pulling back on that and that is an american injustice. is just nonsense story or just to get people not to f fly. >> maybe. i'm not afraid of flying at all. on an airplane is actually the one place where no one expects anything of me. it kind of nice. you drink your little juice, you either lost next to others woman to tell you you can go to the bathroom. is like childhood all over again. [laughter] >> greg: would you fly on a boring plain? >> i don't know what kind of plain i'm planning on. >> they have apps now don't allow you to flute -- filter out -- >> i don't want to know what kind of plane i'm flying on. >> greg: i don't by a lot of it. the faa examiner said he went to spirit here and they were using dawn detergent to seal the door? i've flown spirit there's no cleaning products anywhere near there.

[laughter] [cheering and applause] >> greg: that's so true. i've never flown spirit. is it really that bad? >> oh, yeah,. >> it's pretty bad. >> there's not even seats you just scrapped in. [laughter] >> but the staff are fun and those quiet. >> they make it a fun experience. >> greg: because your audit in together. is like being on a lifeboat. they're looking for the fact guy to eat. all right, we'll get a move on. up next, did a game show take its toll on contestants and bladder control? [cheering and applause] but what if you get to it. a key source of your asthma inflammation. enter nucala. it isn't your rescue treatment and it's not a steroid. it's an autoinjector you can do at home. just once a month. nucala targets and reduces eosinophils and helps your symptoms. think less asthma attacks... less need for oral steroids... less asthma-related hospital visits.

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>> announcer: should we be concerned?" '. [ ♪♪ ] >> greg: we'll come back here and tonight on "should we be concerned," the price is right games are actually had an emergency photo call in place in case contestants actually you related on themselves. from becoming too excited during the showcase showdown. which raises the question, should we be concerned? tom i go to you first got this was the producer mike richards saying this and they always had curtains and blow dryer and a pair of sweats on standby in case of an accident. >> i mean it's not surprising. >> greg: wait, should we be

concerned? >> i don't think we should be concerned. except talking about this is probably -- the audience probably didn't have to go, but now... [laughter] after all this talk greg. >> greg: that is true, anything about just the streams... [laughter] flowing faucets. [laughter] oh man. i got up to now. anyway, charly, i don't know where i am now. they claim this is not happened. have to get her -- that you pierce document. >> actually have not. [laughter] >> greg: i can't believe i got to ask -- asked that question. >> i'm very certain of that but one thing that release was me off here is the idea that they gonna blow dryer and not just a towel. what you robidas dry off then blow dryer that you are not your skiing because i've been in a porta potty on a hot day and it does not smell nice. this -- adjusting a towel we'd be be be a better solution then the blow dryer capless noise, more effi efficient. but i'm not the way home -- one who makes the rules here.

>> greg: know you aren't. >> unfortunately. >> they have similar protocols in place for president biden. [laughter] >> greg: charita be concerned? >> about president biden, we should definitely concern about him. there should be secret service guys flowing with cham wows. [laughter] look its the price is right. there's no way they can compete with the number of people watching at home who suddenly realized ap themselves. [laughter] i would say we should not be -- >> greg: but it does make sense that they're always giving away washer and dry dryers. >> that's true. [laughter] >> greg: wow. that audience just wasn't having that one. [laughter] i think i --'s three people actually got sick, kat. kat at what's your question? >> that's not my job. [laughter] >> greg: you know, they just let them see themselves? that would be amazing television! should we be concerned? >> they let -- need to let them be themselves. i mean you can tell them not

to come that's not how he yourself works works. [laughter] rl secular potty training would be easier. i think we should be concerned because not even a single person has ever been themselves on this show. >> greg: no. >> are we not excited? >> greg: it does bother me. >> are people not excited to be a guest on this show? okay, i know that they give a way trips to hawaii but some might say there is vacation and i -- enough in my beautiful eyes. [laughter] and yet not one person has to be themselves? >> greg: not at all. >> maybe we're not doing what we thought we are here. >> greg: yeah. tom had this idea for a game show how would you like to hear it? i thought if i pitch this the box nation you would be the hole. >> and ready to go. >> greg: went works. >> over. [laughter] >> greg: combine peeing with games. so the contestants have to drink a gallon of water before the show and then you either try to surprise them are scare them into peeing

themselves. the winner gets a swimming pool, that meets the dryer person gets in an inground cannot above ground pool. would you like to host that? >> i don't think i would like to was that one can't brag. >> you would host it! [laughter] >> greg: you would host a funeral. >> i do whatever they tell m me. but i don't know if i like that idea. is kind of like make me laugh but with the added -- >> how about one of those -- remember those clowns of the county fair where you had to fill it up and the balloon? >> greg: that would be one of the games. enough of this garbage. don't go away, will be right back! [cheering and applause]

[ cheering and applause ] >> greg: we are out of time, charly arnolt tom shillue, joe devito fox news at night, is right up next. >> trace: good evening andres gallagher, it's 11:00 pm on the east coast