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one mentioned. he murderewople.d two people inh carolina. >> man was arrested after he strippertd naked in the women's locker room of a planet fitness. m athe other women in the lock room were so shocked they immediately lost their and thank you, friends. back in a groove with jokes. democrats congresswoman from texas is calling fors to black americans to be exempt from paying taxes as a forxempm of reparations. i like that. and whit e americans are. responding exactly as you'd expectte ameri. and let's get on here. d all right. let's do a monologue. o a mothis is the monologue, pe. so a fed veteran reporter, ran e national public radio, went public this week revealing that the place is staffepo radi entirely by registered democrats. i bet he got so frustrated

with what he saw. >> i got so frustrated with what i saw was sort of theh lack of different perspectives in our coverage. what i found was 87 registereddr democrats on our editorial staff. they were republicans. atditorial staffsomething's gono you know, if if we're reallygonw thinking about diversity and in our coverage, the response it was. >> it wasn't like it wasn't like, wow. it wasn't like we're going to change this or tr wasn'g toyk and address this. >> and i was just more like, wow, that's weird. it is weird. there are 87 democrats at npr, two zero republicans, which sounds like npr's entire but 80 7 to 0. >> talk about lopsided, like the time i played ping pong. stephen hawkinpong agag you sho. >> yeah, i should have won. >> but should you be surprised by this.

i mean, what's he going to tells us next? that i have great abs. come? . all we all know that. the point is, when you overtlytl something that's supposed to be unbiased, you don't just lose halfpolitici your potential listeners. >> you create a lockstep atmosphere where any deviation from the approved message is met with hostility. so then you lose all credibilitom the messagewite out. yeah, that includes a liberal audience that craveses a approvr the way i crave bea arthur. now npr is publicly funded, meaning we help paa y for this. yeah, it's got to be the biggest waste of public funds since kamalabigges salarys and that's a womann who struggles to spell nprwh. yeah, but it epitomizes the broken trust between us andd our government. the deranged effort to sto ourpo trump has so deformed and weaponized our institutions. it's lik de a hunchbackions i with nunchucks. that's all right. and wht'likey it everything with three letters can't be trusteevd. the fbi, the cia, cnn, abc, cbs

,nbc, npr. >> catch. >> ha ha ha. because even if you hate godzilla after russian collusion to cover upl of the laptop letter, all the media approved lawfare. the average person has more faith in trump because, he says the quiet part out lounu . >> unlike npr, whose hosts whisper lies likt loune that gag goblin himself. speaking of a new poll states that only 39% of americans trust that biden is competentrcenameric much less continent. >> and that poll was taken biden with spoon fed by univision. >> what isn before your view. constitutes the primary threatut to freedom and democracyes homee >> donald trump seriously? what is the spanish word for mommy? >> i keep waiting for him to tip over mid-interview-inter a fainting goavit told me

about it. oh me? all >> this is why all the interviews of the president are to know cpr. now, this reporter, urietty berliner is pretty brave. and let me, le be the first to y he did not hang himself using noe bag.ot >> but uri liss, many instances there stories that might have held trump were held back like brian kilmeadee helpeo fourth grade, for instance, he recounts, he recounts how npr's main source on russians ho collusion was adm schiff, which is like getting your news on gazf whica from ra it's a lead ship, kept alluding to evidence like hunterunderb biden at a father's day picnic. >> it never showed uita fatherp and when the mueller report debunked all of it, npr, like joy bejar after. just buried it, moveikd on. >> he was trying to damage his presidency to even point>> anything we could to harm him. and i think what we latcheedusio

on to was russia collusion was just rumors and, a lot of it based on pretty shoddy documents, evidence. we really latched on to adamo am schiff. he was like a muse to the was trump collusion. and then the mueller report came out and no collusion. >> and, you know, i think we sort of link to sort of the story kind of disappeared that surprise, relying on for truth is like having sheila jackson lee plan a moon landing . >> brilliant or even admit covid probably started in a wuhan lab. but since npr thought it racist, they wouldn't reportlabt . because if it doesn't fit the narrative, it's gone. and this is coming from governmentive it on covid. but hey, no biggie. it only took millions of lives. but who'g its right, dr. fauci? >> npr's executive editor and and her team reject berliners assessment. quote, we believe that inclusionthe among our sto with our sourcing and in our overall coverageitical is critical to telling the nuanced stories, the memo

said. llin tbut let me translate it fr you. screw you. we're not changing a thing. meanwhile, in the real world, npr's is popular with peoplef of color as a confederate flag. >> koozie. as only percent of their audiee is black, 7% hispanic. numbers that reflect less than half of those populationhispanis regions, meaning all this talksi about diversity, is just that talk. tys justbut it scores with theie demo of liberals so mielke white, they cause so lactose intolerance. >> apparently, their definition of inclusionmilkitcause la doese reality. and so as npr became dnc ownm propaganda arm, it lost its audience. staf lilaid off. listeners who user their programs to treat did switched to relaxium. >> but, of courseourish what flourished diy? it flooded the staff. a trueedooding infection. and with that, and with that wokeism sprouted likea jerr jerry nadler does. chen's. i still know republicans, but we gott we the mgi policy,

the marginalized genders and intersex people of color, thntorship program colou, whatever that is. >> i'm not letting it near my i' ,but eventually unfettered bias led to broken trust. ,you'd get better reporting from a crazy yellinge on the street corner. streunlike npr, he only asks for money once. >> let's welcome. yes, she still owes the world w an apology for giving us tom arnold comicorld legend roseanne barr, her. this guy is also jess berman. comedian jeff dye campana is italian for what the didll dd you just say? co-host of outnumbered. emily carbajalt sa. and he uses barbells for cuffd e

links. "new york times" best selling author, comedian and formebarbei heavyweight world champion guyn, >>d roseanne. >> this is crazy. it is all crazy. the world's gone mad. insane. >> we get to dobad about it. i don't know. we nee don't knod to take over r and get some real news't kno on there, maybe? >> yeah. i don't know. they have 89 democrats. noifyhave 8crat, republicans cae you. >> it makes me mad becauset makd they take all of our tax dollars to just tell. tell that half the country is horrible. exactly where it. it's like we're. be we're paying a dominatrix to beat us up. hav yeah, i like that. yeah. have you ever done that? been a dominatriu ev don x or. yeah. >> geike thut i was a housewif it's kind of likate that lady. are you like, beat him?

yeah, it would him. e i feel bad for men because, you know, a lot of men these days that's comingt of d out th, a lot of women are beating their husbands and boyfriendg t >> that's, you know, not a guyri being a man can't. y >> admit it, because it's considered like, you know, emasculatingecause. yeah. you know, i ask when i go out, you know, at the clubs how manyr men here are getting their beat by theirin women and they just they're how it's shocking i'm not kidding. no i know. you know, i know whenw wh seriyou're serious, jack. jack, what do you make of npr? you surprised? >> is this groundbreaking, earth shattering news to you? shg from npr hasall of is they have all these democrats identifying journalists. >> that's the problem. i read. it is terriblee yoread. there's nothing i try to give it a fair take. it is our fair shot it's tt. rei

>> it's terrible. also, i read that npr, they heard that it's republi all democrats and zero republicans, and they hear that there's that democrats. os >> they're like, we're working on getting those numbers higher. sohigher s that's why what's gog to happen to npr? yeah, nothing nothing. greg: n nothing will happen. emily. emily, what do you have to saylp of ? >> this interesting thing. it kind of you know, npr is, s but a small part of the media landscape, but encapsulates everything . the media landscape. we're the outliers. we're the weirdodie, ws and it s a freak back. >> and it has a disproportionate it's sort of like a spotlight, a searchlighnate,f t, where, su, it's tiny, but it's been considered i construed as mighta for a really long time. itd i think its origins know it was noble in the beginning. >> it really did have a quartevq conservative listenership. it had over a quarter of independentconss and freethinkers. and it was really sort of an even distributiot wanstates representative of the united states.

>> and then what happens? trump and all of a sudde an whaw to that point were you mentioned how they used ligh men lightir guiding throughout the russia conspiracy theory and everything, right? mm-hmm. ut theussiapiracy tkeep in mind so they interviewed him overov 25 times and then that toth my point about the searchlight that became what was amplifiedtb rippled throughout mainstream media. but ship was censored rippled be house for comments one to justuh 25 congressmen throughout history to be censured. and yet that those ored allies those demonstrated lives are what was amplified throughout , frankly,80 milli the globe to the tune of 180 million of our tax dollars . and now it has totally silenced conservative and yet it still te sort of exists in the memory a from everyone is being this honorable place. so the reality is that as wee totally eclipsed them with viewership , that thatrship it's just the truth just needs to come to light, which >> we'retruth awesome. >> you should be you'd be a great sign. language interpreterea. yes.

yeah. i think otherwise. yeah, me too. yeah. you know, tyrus, there's t a dare. >> they justify thishis with th with this greater mission to defeat hitler. >> 2.0. right. well, hold on. will hogroup that's one sided always justifies their argument . es didn' >> mm-hmm. the white supremacist. they didn't say what really feel bad about we're doingy welt have to do it with all thesers e brothers. you know, it's not us, you know? it's just, you know, just don't know who to go around for the ,y you know, say, no, it's not that at all. >> so what they did was and what's funny is actually whitate nationalists have more members than the nra does because they will allow like larry elder's me. >> yeah. since we can come in thee ca meetings because we get accused for being independent and being called names, we're welcome in the white house. wereutt a sentence for them. so it just goes back to the whole thing where.

they use that polite racism. mm-hmm. because i was no caust to bring in it was to eradicate the conservative voice, get rid of white men, because that's a problem. regardless of the good, and bring their people in. and then, of course, they would just pick overn anrs all ofd an people in. they're not qualified. and of course, the end of day, what wd thee find with hollywoe when you make the woke movies and all that stuff sounds great when you put it on paperan, n nobody buys it. so let them drown. yeah, right. you can't swim. e buyset n'they drive down, no lifejackets, let them go and we don't eat their garbage. >> who cares? like, just a. it's all part of the same thing. and i was moved because i got my tissui goe got that. >> we'll talk more about oj, but i gues s what? what if it wasn't for him?sn't we wouldn't have 24 hour news n cycle. that's true. opinion tv showsew khloe but you couple of. khloe yeah. so you know that led to partisanship in the death of journalism because everything became opinion after that. evern afterd after ow things after that, if it didn't

go your way, the other side was wrong. yourhe was acquitted. and those who didn't believe it because apparently they were in on the jury meeting jur, allt got up because he was black and and anyone who voted for him, i don't like them. but that was the first of the a division. yeah. and it's blown into what it is now. wewathd it's all hav bwae jobsyt of it because 24 hour news cycle has to happen. pay your shows have to happen. we get to make fun of them all, which is nice for us. yeah whi , but that's what change in this country that that act changed way we look die the journalism died then because now you can have a place and get away with that because they're protecting us from the end of the world. >> all right. we've got to move on. we've got more . t it's going to be awesome. why? s you not to say that hamas ain't down with . if you'll be in the new york area with like tickets to see gutfeld go to foxnews.com slash gutfeld and click on the link to join our studio audience. wait, they have you surrounded

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start naming this actually as homophobic, right? retlike you, you cannou can't rehearse violence to people and be like, don't you know, abby, you would be in really excruciating detail. >> i think we have to actually shift in. >> it's homophobic. it's violent. homophobic. and we. >> yeah. yeah. haha. so let me get this straight. >> sorry. i mean. n i'm.if >> if you say in actual factct that barbaric mass terrorists brutally killed palestinians that you homophobic that makes you guilty of homophobic. ic vie >> that's like saying gaining weight. it's fat shamingng gaining thes, with doctor who say you're homophobisec for callingb out homophobia. but should we really be all that surprisedia b, this idiocy? it perfectly reflects the hideous protests we seedail daily. what they're actually revealing is their own hypocrisy. whatthey will call christian bas anti-gay for not bakingt

a wedding cake for, but then give murderers and a pass i because they're in the same camp that hates jews. clearly but i can clearly say that with 100% confidence that my gardener ence my pool boy, butler, chef, dog walker, food tester, clipper, back scratcher pilot and driver would all be better off in lovely speedo friendlybet israel than that hamas infested rupaul three show tune banningie it's more than maybe i should stop there while winning it out. feel good? yeah. jeff this incredible that the left can have it both ways if you are say something bad about , you're homophobic. then if you defendething, you'ro homophobic. this is why people are leaving the left why and. >> this is also why people feel like they're going insane because you can't just mak thne bece

observation about a thing anymore without being labeled a bunch of names. >>t be yeah, just for being anw pe honest person. now people wiloplel say you shouldn't work anymore and you should. it's actually wors you shoult r. >> you're like, that's a guyu in a dress to go. what did you say? saot a, like, i'm pretty sure gy the biological guy. >> i don't know what to say. you'llt to s go, that's a proste and like, only fans, girl. and you're like, oh, everything is sort of like, just like, that's a communist and they go, this argument, everything is weird labels and theyreg: the words. >> yes they create the words. and then i andy f you so you doy use the real words emily. >> right. doy came you know what they thee up this word called what was called pink washing during. can you define what pink washing is? well, don't have to. pink washingdon't ha is like whitewashing, except it's for. >> it means that you will sayve nice things about to cover up y what you reallou ry mean you brainwashing? >> i thought when you left a white in your dryer with thee red. yeah. that wasn'a pink st pink shirt .

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she just said she just said that is not good.t i bet joe is used to hearingo that every morning. >> oh, jeff. well, i kind of give credit for msnbc for running that. but at the same time, i don't ti think they expected it. >> no, they didn't. that's because they're checkinnk th the network going, wait, wait a minute. because if that was on fox, they bill that they just castt p in people or whatever. but they were going, oh, no, this is not what we though ayint telev they would do on live television. it was very often i was very optimistic. watch this madt s verye me very happy. w but if you watch later in the program, they interviewed a pane l of biden people and they interviewed dead voters. >> and they they said they'd all vote for biden. soeysaid tha it'll even out. what does that mean when you saw that, roseanne, when you saw all their hands up? >> does that make you feel hopefuyou feelemberl about nove that there's like a like if you think about the border iy there's no way anybody could vote for joe biden? >> no. that'sy anyone couldot they ofte voters from elsewhere becauseca

no americans are going to vote for him. and it's really sano e going d. 81 mil he got 81 million votes, you know, and then just overnight, it sunk to 30% approval. it's shocking. yes. that biggest gender in american history, 81 million votes, you know, and it's almost unbelievable that almost unbelievable, tyrus.>> tha >> so it was well done lastg: night for me. good shot, tires. so that video was done by that guy. >> wasn't even msnbc. great. so i went down the rabbit hole bi because i had to watch this whole thing because i knew there was no way that old joe michael was going to let woul. tdown t so what michael started to do was trump is she started question the validity of the panel, but how did you vet theml

how do we know these are real independents and are these not set up? so she was trying to discredit them ahead of time becausescredi they're like pal and they couldn't change it. yeah. so what they did waso wh they kt pushing them. what do they like about biden? what do they trust? they saiy biden?aid hed they he. yeah. that he would if they wered they in trouble, he would help them, which i'd be like, unless you're in trouble. literally right in i front i of them. >> when it goes down, he's not going to remember that. so you literallywn hisk an telle how how biden's not going to know what's going on. but they knong went out of theiy peopiscredit every last one of those people up there. yeah. and then she made the guy explaie d makes n to me. h she even did this. you know, they do this. explain to me how you've gotl ts all this together. like, what was the process that guys like are se guo we tha researched and we did a panel and she's like, also, that's it. so they already discredit it because they're not interested in facts. yeah. because if she was a realike journalist to be a follow up question, like, wow, cancer. so what do you thinkt food the biggest issue was? was it food? was the jobs? no, no, no.

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tip sharinr whg system. they say the owner forced dancers to share tips with theoe rest. the staff, that's part of an illegal tipping tool. truepart of . haven't seen strippers this mad since i tried to buy a lapmi dance. >> colncd cash tires. she went to me. >> i thought, you know, i'm just curious. you know, i'm always on the side of strippers. st the i'm all i'm against them. i ridiculous. but you know what would you and why should they be sharing? >> this is something. this doesn't have a strip club. somt sens in restaurant to the waitresses is these managers and these owners started, oh, we're going to pull the tips and they takerd 50% and they spread the rest out. so. wow, that's rude. they're strippers. they shouldn't make funn't ha of spreading. but the point is, they don'tve this is a legit thing that happens. and it's not fair. nos and it's, it's actually whee like night shift is working, you knowrkin, the day shift coma

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and them. so they didn't have to pay them very much. right. if you're an independent contractor, if you're a seasonal employee, i o dof you're x, y, z, then we don't have to payn you in accordance with national w, whatever. and also that the laws in that, for example,d the ninth circuit, even the west is best, that it also led to this in court because it encompasses typically in one back of the house is applicable or whatever. so the botto it inourt -m line n these poor these poor women. yes, absolutely they should it shouldy th not sti be like payit to the. we, we don't strip. it's getting blown d up that i e will protect with these women. >> yesme so, jeff, i assume you understood everything she said. >> karen, in response. un shei will not respond to emir but as far as this story goes, neves a little confuseory goesd at first. t >> never heard of the strip club. but yeahhi thin, i was as shocked as you were. so i looked into it, looked up on the internet at all. >> by god, women, women dancinga naked? yes. for money. yeah. you heard about this? great. yeah, i know. y h aboutgreg it?it's shocking.

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