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democrats. >> and other words, the law isn't being enforced. released too many thugs are being released and prosecutors refuse to deal the ones who are left.se and the whole thing is runhe by politicians pretending. lik everything's fine. it's like they work at a slaughterhouse and the statse wd the soap to get the blood off their hands. because in order for a crime exist, a law has to be broken and then enforced before you count it as a crime. th you don't do the last two, then the first thing doesn't exist. it's like never getting on a scalng doesn like nee and claimt put on a pound in years. a few years ago, the feds demanded local enforcement use something called the national incident based reporting system to report crimestem. the acronym is nigh b, r. s. >> so just to be safe, i'll say neighbors. >> now, as we all know, the feds love to stream wineoces

every process and make it easier to understands an. and i say that with my tongue planted so far in my cheek. i look like kamalar iny on her o job interview in s.f. sexism to say the city's tried using neighbors system. but like biden's provision, it wasn't working biden. so cops in l.a. and new york and chicago simply didn't submit crime data to the fbi. the feds gave up on it the and n now just making it up, except they call it estimatiog.n. ng they're using inferred stats. which brings me to this rules. k if you think the numbers stink, it's because they pulled them oue nuk it'st of . because when you have a strong incentive to downplay crime, that's what you'll do. and now victims sense hopelessness of the justice system and have stopped reporting crime. >>m and you blame them. that's why the feds claim violent robberies dropped 20% between 2019 and 2022, whiletwee the governmentn 20 own victimsrv survey reveals that 30%.

so the government says, believee us. not the girl with the fat lipin and the missing iphone. so actuag iphol crime isn't dros at all. >> it's just that fewer crimes are being reportedn'r crimes bee it's not a penalty. if the ref didn't call it, k yo i guess you think you're too stupid to know the difference. lasto t year the united statesd one of the lowest rates of allst violen ratest crime involving ce

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, charlie, because you know what? >> if they didn't tell us the truth, the un they might actually have to do something about it. like if they told us the crime is worseof th, they might have s actually do their jobs. >> well, right. and you mentioned that they like to ignore reality , which t i believe that they do. but i also believe the left is really good at somethinhi alsog gaslighting each and every one of us. that's something that they umetn have completely nailed down. >> we also know the fbi is completely corrupt. >> i mean, especially when they say that crime is going. but at the very same time, you have five random women gettin g in the face while walking down the street in new york city. it's easy to do the math and myself as a woman living in new york city, i can tell ink city thising stories i don't feel safe a lot of times, even in the middle of the day, walkin safa log the' >> i don't feel safe using the subway because all of the attacks we hear. >> so it's like, what mode of transportation am i supposed to use? can you give w o tran me your tips on hiring the carjacking? >> i don't know. that seems like something that i might neeind to. look, i think running as fast as you can is good. fastthat's a good one. make it a great workout. what can you not tell on a

networking is good. >> that's good for your mobility. i meanin the goo, but one of tha things about all is that even cnn, who likesbo pretendg is that nothing is wrong in the world, everything is hunky dory. they had a correspondentong in e past year covering crime in san francisco. >> and what happenedri san fr to her while she was on assignment three different times, her crew 3 d their car vandalized. >> so, yeah, there's that. yeah. you know, by the way, charlie,di we decided to have the man who's been punching the women on the show. man jamie you you claim they all had it coming, and i disagree completely. sosten, somebody is firing on street fightsme and matter how we got a big ufc fight this weekend. if want on the card. >> i know some people, you know, this would be like. your manager always telling you every place was sold outlwa you show up and nobody's there yet. as real following because don i don't have one of those guys't ,you know they do. >> spence that your momma wasr t greaoet i love that is so much

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go like, hey, i saw their did yu you do some time? and they're like, no. and you're lik dsometie, yeah, a different kind of time. a i'll just take a foot long m and make it a mealak. yeah, well, cat, if there werere any other occupation like thisd kind of deception would not be tolerated. deception d not lie about. you could even lie about your ratings because somebody g it everywhere. but in this case, this is ahe government. the most important thing crime . >> and you can lie about it. yeah, because i don't think it's as simple as democrats lie. i mean, obviously they do. lay obviouk that, just like you said, incentives, people who have an incentive to lie to yoplu, they will.ive and here's there's an incentive to make themselves look better. and people bette power over. you also have the ability to more easily lie about you. >> so that's why it's sopeak concerning. speaking of incentivesing of , i'm a little it's a little bit, you know, a toss up for mek in terms of i feel like if the streets of new york were safer, i would be ablewo take

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brains are small, but who's the dumbest who't one of all tr. none of them are in mensa. >> but who's the most denser? t perhaps it's sunny who masteredr the art of making looks smart now the view could a mirror o who's the dumbest one of all.co but there's no way that glassul doesn'd utt. s does so instead, let's check out this clip from monday's episodn' eienc of the view. when the ladies put their science caps on and discuss the sola andr eclipse.e. >> a know, right? i mean, i have to say, karen, do our one. oh, oh. oh, my god. awful makeup artist. when the earthquake happening, she put her coat on and she was like, is coming, i'm out. hed saidas i'm out, i'm leaving. we've got a solar eclipse. we've got away. ran down the hallway. the rapture is here, is here. and then also learned that the bodies are coming. >> cicadas. cicadas for the first time

in his life. >> no, no, no. >> the first time in many, many years. thery 17 years this happens. well, that's not what i readat. but maybe, you know, mayber. you know better. >> all those things together .

oh, they're turning on me. >> so that makes any person who thinks climate change caused the solar eclipse that. >> all right, kat, did you ever see such a mazing? how jaabconversaw? >> and we became the smart ones . >> for me, the most shocking thing about the conversation waiss, how truly boring. like, well, the cicadas. they're cicadas. okay? >> but it was like, every hundred years notes every 70 years. but you don' it. emmys, this show at 31, 31 and the show at 31. e seemean, i hat the conversation don't make headline yous a lot. and we don't have a. of wat

>> not a single, you know. what does that tell you about the emmys, cat? yes, vaguely. mister boo. give that man a free sample cupe of water, charlie. me >> are these women bad fordoesn women? love i >> the whole discussionthe about climate change drives me nuts because it does not exist just because of the characterss have gotten themselves involved during just a couple of weeks ago, without nk remember he wasn like the guy who was like, all bro. >> like, i think that there's climate change foe make. he had no idea what he'se talking about. that was greator twice. thunberg, who i have grown to be very fond of because she continualln the y makes a mocke of herself. >> she was arrested not once, but twice. yeah, thisev likd my res past w. and now sunny hostin throwing her hat in the ring, claiming that naturally recurring events such as wakes, which by the way, i did my researchthin, g

the first one was in 1831 b.c., saying that they stemmed fromtig climate change, just dying whenh she said something she wanted to say, racism, i'm dying to say that. d she realized, what if trump wasn't born, then? yeah punchli. >> oh, what a way to cover your bases. yeah problem. 's tru >> i mean, you do that a lot with punch lines. yeah. what do you. what's your problem? what a sensitive audience tonight, jamie.? >> yeah. yoat are your thoughts on the dude? >> ime, i wantn. to know to why. are you being so quiet about.w i'm glad you guys asked. i hate that show so much. did and us. all right. like, what are the. what it e s show prep? they just go go because at theit pre-show we like what was

that i didn't really just go past our talking that that all happened on the air. >> i thought it was just like a behind the scenes disaster or . yeah, that was crazy. and we can disagree. greg youl live say save ex cicac i say cicada, we can disagree. but i feel like if the world ends, first of all, i'll d have say the exact correct amount of money with all due. i hate the solar eclipse. i went from new york city to rochester, new york this weekend to d forin seeo a gig, i canceled. >> i forgot about the eclipse and i looked. there's no other flights. yeah, the train is sold out fort people going to see this eclipse and people watching the eclipse so that alsyracusew l ts to buffalo are sold out. boys to syracuse. that's how what endit?ng >> see the eclipse? they went to syracuse. yeah. that's s sterday how bad it was.went t and i was so annoyed by the whole thing in the world'sd he t ending and it's not even that big a deal and like i was in the green was on the show last and i was talking to tyrus backstage and he like stood upcl in front of this lamp and i was like, that's kind of it.

>> i only had a good view close of something. >> yeah. yeah. what, what about people in buffalo? cloudy day. yeah. buffalo is like slogan should be so close. bara why, what's the have you everhe been on the view? >> i have many. i think when i was was born so i res still on it back then. yeah she was on it even aftern she died. ha ha ha ha ha. >> oh i remember i, i was,ke i remember was on the view and i just, i was, i don't know what horror man. horror i was playing at the time at a movie promoting. >> i remember i took off for a shoot just as hada, as a jok, you know, to kind of do something and her foot, i just like, oh, was a mistake.t ohknow w, my first it was kind of every toe had its own, you know, and god rest your side. yes. well, i don't know. omething

>> i don't know who's dumber,s e to be honest. yeah, i don't know. question it's a closw e. >> i know what i'm going to whoopi. you know, she thought like eithert an the thought the jews were a race or were in a race. t i'm not sure what she thought. and thought. you know, this new one was sunny, pretty dumb. .he audieand then joey, behind o chamber, i'm going to say the dumbesreg: thet people to wh a show. >> yes, the whole audience clap. the studio audienc. e would be, though, is funny, right now. t >> oh, okay. i was trying to find some kind redeeming thing to say about the view, if you could see right through. >> well, at least joy and what we were fact checking this time around. that was surprising. >> pleasant one. yeah. we won't be seeing that again. all hi. up next, if you're hearing that cute beware the sound of fruits right now, someone could be listed as the owner of your home. >> it's the thousands of dollars of your hard earned equity. anybody who owns property should work at home. titles out. there's no other crime that is so easy, so quick and so

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hatred of certain sounds because the performers eat oranges on stage. >> wow. do you have do you issue trigger warnings for your show like when you eat it, you this story hits me. >>s i'm probably going to bee the only one goes the other way unless i absolutely have thichsd thing i believe. i believe so. peacn't stand when people are chewing. and i noticed it like i was walking with a friend and he was eatingh peach and i wasf like, i tell him a story. he took a bite of the peach and i felt just like throughr i my body, like almost like a lightning bolt of just violence, likeand he t anoth i e like, oh, why am i so uncomfortable? and he takes anothere this bite of this peach. i thought to myself, i feel like i've never felt like it was just likd ge of those like. and i go, i'm never like a third wheel. before. when i saw something, i go, did you even get consent and that peach, honest to god and that

curse to me. and he goes, he goes, yy an you look at me like that and i go, dude, you're chewing. it's like driving me, like, insanegoes must . >> i feel like if you take one more bite, i'm going to prison today. and he goe okay or is, you must have misophonia disorder. you have this disease. and i go, okay.. or is it possible? is it possible that i'm fine? >> and you have eat likeam animals? thisie wante is how jamie i gave jamie wanted an apple. he was dyingk av an apple. a he was at my house and i havendm i said, i think i have an apple. ggage.i didn't have on my fridgi but i did take one. i did find one in my luggage. >> mm-hmm. okay. i t, and, and because i gave i jamie, and then he complained about it, i asked rob for anes app. i go, i'm starving. and he, you know, normally frople would reach out to fruit bar. he reaches into a bag, right, and pulls out an apple. >> i think when he toured before snl. yes, he had it swaddled in a the boxers. it looked and looked fine on the outside. insi. >> and then he bit into it and the inside was a black hole

of fruit. >> sorry. sorry, buzzy i love my fruit.a t >> fuzzy. where am i now? i've let charlie. okay. i want to add a fact to this. the show's ow iy on inspired by the quote, ongoing global structures struggles of lgbtiqak cia plus rights and seeksobia a to challenge homophobinda and transphobia. >> so, okay, this is supposed to be an edgedgy dy drama and performers are going to be eating oranges. why would any performer want to worry about the audience? uncomfortable. ah, is supposed to make you uncomfortable there. so. >> g oh my god, i don't want my orange eating to this or whatever. i'd given up on that sentence. here's another fact that iof thi will add to the description of this. there's dancerd thers in this performance, they must be , trans or non gender conforming. >> so i have a feeling that the trigger warning for eating the orange ts is the least thinl

that people should be worried about who don't watch this performance. >> and also, i just saw it. it occurred to m e what there was a trigger warning for any time the lgbtqt plus minus crowd did anything that was remotely uncomfortabl e. people, what a world we would live in. there would be constant trigger warnings. i would feel an. but also i would be trigger happy, trigger happy. and pri have to say, though, i have a problem with the i have misophonia as well. it ended my freshman college roommate experience because you eat bananas in door. >> do you have misophoniamiss called ban's advanceed? yeah, it's real. it's real. my mom says it's auditory defensive. have you have you been injured by misophonia were you injured at the workplace by misophonia . kat, what are you thinking right now? are you wondering if you're on a show? did something happen? how exactly do you think they might be eating oranges? do we know? dare i ask that? perhaps they're not eating the fruits ppropria in entirely appropriate manner. could they be using something beyond their mouthe yond. i was

>> oh, god, please. that's what i was thinking. that's what i was thinking, cat. i was not thinking that. yeah, i. look, i just. i don't understand how you do this. i don't understand. like, if i had trigger warnings fo triggningr, my show, what wo. i don't even get it. i think that, honestly, people, if they don't, they're thatha worried that they might have to hear see someone eating somethinve ing that you probably aren't going outside. i mean, people people eat. t as yes. just like not as part of a show. ye par e show us. >> all true. yeah. and i think that, you know, it's fine to have feelings about and things are sensitive about. i'm sensitive about a lot of things. i get my feeling out s every day, but my feelings are my own responsibility. theyreand if you're that concer, then there's also you could google i thet. e >> mm-hmm.th and then, like, be like, does this show have eating fruit in it? it an would say it would say, yeah. and then you go see one of

the many other shows where people don't eat fruit , you know, they're such very good friends. yes. it's not people. >> it's not brave anymore. yeah. it's you're wearing it's down. it isn'ts yo wea brave. >> it's -- it's too much. and i would just say what'smake brave is anybody who could make it through the show. you makeit thr shell it through. >> you're brave. and it's like and gomorrah redo at this a redpoint. point. it's like there'll be no show, no matinee wednesday because the theater. >> you do what i like. you know. u're t what i like about whenalt you're talking is that what you're wearing? you are dresseyou d like a man from 19 five. thank you. this is exactly what i'm on. this is it. yes. there you go. this is exactly what paul wouldw have worn on hollywood squares. just a little blanorollywoodk. now, that's charles nelson. you're doing charles nelsong reilly? yeah , i am. all right. a supp

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the claws really came out, corado wrote back. i didn't knoknoww were still aln >> and just when you thought ity was, it wasn't in swoops chris frickin cuomo back to white knight pau geraldo tweeting at him, quote, i've seen you guys a pass in person because you knew they were not worth the effort i to. slap some sense into this. is that situation times o sl iresilient. giraul >> so there you have it,t geraldo versus olbermann with the surprise appearance ola by cuomo. >> i'm sure cuomo will discuss itnn ae in depth on his new show currently airing on gas station pumps across tri state area. rog, who you root for in this idiot en idiot action? >> well, i have to say, keith olbermann, just the fact that he feels comfortable >> t to women. yeah, there's some sort of prize he should get. yeahs so , that's true. >> that's saying he's he doesn't just go after all. he'll just go after after any girl and just going after riley gaines is just, is something

that took i got to saynd of co a special kind of courage. >> yeah. yeah. an has it.t yeah, he does. charlie. idiot. an idiot. action who do you root for?route >> i love watching idiot on idiot action. >> iit all the time on bravo. usually deals with the housewives but older men oo olde equally i've found is entertaining. >> i don't know. i just wish that we gontt to her all of these insults in person like you post to show your voice. coming f >> but if we could have heard it actually coming from their mouths, it would have been so good. it h so gofox nation, you hearde first you show idiot en idiot a actionctio. n. there you go. that's right. that's a good that's good to geraldo. open the vault. we got to show, baby. exactly. jamijamie which idiot idiot. >> an idiot is the only i watchy lately. porit's. >> i don't. i don't even mean it to be likeb that. ohe , i hadn't heard from over

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