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thank you. thank. thank you. thank you. thank you. well, good night, everybody. i hope tuesday, everyone. >> so an arizona man who owns the guinness world record forgue the world's largest collection of fossilizessd has opened t a museum to show off his findings. and afteo showr dna testingg th the samples. they've even tracked down the original sourcee. fasthunter biden trial is off to fast. start with a jury picked in just a single dayrt w. haring >> i guess hunter must be sharing his cocaine because he's not sharing it with you.
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the jury includes six women, inc prompting hunter to ask what they charge by thwomee hou. some congressional democratsre are trying to distance themselves from biden as ce to campaign foro november. also, gaining distance fro m biden, an injured turtle. i know we had an injury turtleiw for that photo. r.i.p. yeah. a feminist author claims castration may be the keyration to males living longer men who m can't afford. g at the surgery can get the same results from marrying a feminist autho r. more trouble at the washington post as their editor abruptly steps down followings th last year's $77 million loss. they're also changinge also their slogan from democracy lies in darkness to failurtheie to pay. >> our light bill resultsghll in darkness.
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>> pat sajak will bid farewell to wheel of on friday. so i get the feeling he's happy to go when he asks the audiencee to solve this puzzle. authuthorities said a woman who was pronounced dead at ahe nursing home was found alive 2 hours later at the funeral parlor. she claimshour she was just getn her hair done. all right. so hunter biden's criminal hasge begun. he's charged with lying about his drug use on his federad with s drl gun application. >> there's no argument that he no. e throughre's hunter's case is more open and shut than the trapdoor in judge janine'sop. >> now, compare that to trump's case where the charges stillot can't be explained. >> just ask your local democrat fantastibe expt.c.
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>> just on that point, what crime did trump commit? he. it was it was. it was financial crimes. colla it was white collar crimes. itr was exactly which one charged him? it was. he was convicted on what was ew york e. . it's new york state law. what's the what was the crime, francesca? actually, i don't even like it2 . hang on. just got convicted on 34 counts. francesca. cookin what was the crime of, like,g >> cooking the actual vote? what was the crime? youyou were not allowed. >> so you were not allowed to. to use your own financial like your own money to pay off somebody. and then he wrote, he he logged in as something different. he logged it as just a regulardn payment. he was actually paying off this porn star to keep it quiet, which ifs pornr to he hadn't beg for president, would not have mattered. >> but he was. wouland so it impacted campaign finance laws in new york was st. >> look, i'm no expert. let me just say that's that'stht why campaign finance laws are a
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federal law. oh's, my. not to say that he wasreg: less prepared than i was for my colonoscopy. who knew you weren't supposed to eat four pizzas? now, compare that to biden's charges. the facts are clear. there's vide charges,the fao ofl while brandishing the gun. it's his opposite frome brandi, the trump trial as you can get. yee yet, i admire their defensyo . you know, he lied about the drugs because he was on drughe and it's our fault to trustand t a drug addic'st to fill out paperwork. and i get lying on applicationps . it's like going to have to fill out a medical form and they ask you, how many drinks do you have o ask m dayan? . and i go, well, what time is itm now? but if this works, all crimes like drunk drivingif now subjecm to the same reasoning. but it's not really about huntere re b. >> it's joe. in that laptop. hunter may be involvedat with family brides.h but joe's involved in hist family's bribejos. re kic he gets more kickbacks than a ks
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at a horse farm, you know? >> so while trump had to face a new york jury that decideded on his guilt back in 2016,hunter hunter goes to trial at his daddy's front yard. and oddly, joe made sure to visit hunter's ex, hale jey joe's late son, beau's ex. maybe joe a bang or two,[ appl although it's hard when his nurse won't leavauale the rm . but she's one of the main witnesses against hunter.er's dd and hunter's dad. the current president just happened to visit her. thm sure, it's not so they can get their story straight, because as we all know by noy s one is above the law. and i'm sure during this visit, hunterlaw.and i' came up.e up after all, that couldl that be witness tampering. and >> and remember, joe finished top of his class in law schoolrd right after he led that daring raid to free mandela and crawl through the jungles of papua a
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new guinea with a knife between his teeth to save his uncle n . nibalsbals >> so now dad and his son areow suddenly long bike rides rid together, which is heartwarminee ,says hunter isn't used to writing anything that doesn't have a ukrainian wi accentti e . but that photo photo is a message. it's delaware for remember jurors? i'm the president and i canent n always call the irs. so most americans seee co the contrast. trump got nailed on a made up law because of who he wantsn bie and biden was able to escape real laws because of who he wals . none of us could have done what hunter did and made it even three months. we need their be arrested or ne from monkeypox. >> this has been a well-fundeded pampered and protected crime spree. the trial's only happening now becaus because hunter got messy and joe can still pardon him. if his dadessy wasn't president, his would be closer to the chopping block than when had my reduced to.
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i'd like to say the fix is, but hunter might misinterpret the meaning and run to his dealer's misinte house.e. >> he can't pay any of his creditors or the mothers of his children edito that his dad bary acknowledges. but he can afford a sweet crib in malibdau with secret servicee protection funded by you and me. and it's the samrve federal0 gr government paying 30 grand a month for a malibu house. so the secret can guard hunter's malibu mansion, a mansion that supposedly brok e to himself paying 20 grand a month for. ,. 're welcomey >> this from a guy who hasn't held a job in years. you count moonlighting as an energy consultant in a faraway land. >> and these days, he only produces paintings that look like something i threw ues pailh at kegger in the nineties. >> the government is aboutneti as levelesvernment joe's craft c adjustable bed. meanwhile, you're seeing this. you pro trumpers say the system is biased. but look, hundredsyor sa being d too. well, the only reason he's being triedonly is becausee
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of the just him justice system. it's in spite of it. he had gotten away with everything for years. and why? he was a bideny? and no one whoo not a biden would have made it this far. if there's one thing to learnme from this trial, it's that if you're a republican, they'll inventthinf yo laws to punish yu but if you're a dem, they avoid punishing you for real dem laws that you broke until they can't. of course, the sympathy narrativg ree ramps up a fathern struggling with his son's addiction, a son dealing with addiction now on the road to recovery. it's a criminal redefinen thed as victim, a common democrat vi to thet it's designed real story. it's not hunter embarrassing real storyd. it's a greedy pop exploiting is reckless offsprinop explogo e who happens to be a good earner. and the crack. it an made him a great earner. the bidens, they're the corleone family, but with hair plugs, peddliny arg influencelii to cover the big guys. >> 10% tax gap these days when
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his foes use a silencer, they want to shut him up. the former cia, form operative e house in the president's daily brief podcast, mike bakefromr, e speaks eight languages. seven. she just made up co-host emily campagna. fo it's hard for her to stay grounded when she weighsne little. "new york times" best selling author fox news contributor kat timpst-sellif. and he trims beard with an iranian helicopter. "new york times" best sellinear] author, comedian and former heavyweight champion tyron mike. somewhere along the line here, i'm a little sympathetic and towards hunter and i got to ask you, when you applied for ape ci whea, did you really tell the truth on your application? i mean, come on, in this day and age, if you lie about something.
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>> yeah. is it just between you and me? yes. yes. noi didn, i did.t yeah.wo and here's what i would say. it's pretty easy to doul , to tellwhen the truth. i mean, when you're filling out applications, the questions aren't'r that hard. right? and so i get what he's saying. sod i was confused. i was. i was addicted at the time. soaded aon. >> are you a drug addict? mm-hmm. okayrstand t . he's >> hundreds of smart guy. regardless of, you know, all the problemsmart, he's not n idiot. sectio. ew what he was doing look, this the contrast between what happened with trump and what'sthe ween happening win couldn't be more clear. >>in trump's case, they had an d individual, and then they wentc. out looking for a crime. right. and they spent a lot of time trying to piece together somethinthey spe af gg they coua a crime. biden you had crimes that theyd watched over. yes. and now they're now they're faced with this thisno a issue where, okay, we got l to let it move forward for optics. >> iett move fort we live in ths of times. but you know what? that was the clearestupidestt an
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you've given about anything. >>thing. yeah. i mean, that was really good. thank you. that was like you just. >> you're that. yeah. no, i mean, that was. i'm, like, impressed. emil you know, emily, the standardy, of drug addiction is so subjectived . so he could say, i got the gun, but i wasn't high. but if you're an addict, you're always an addict. >> it's self-reporting. alwis could he win on this defense? >> i don't think r the semanticn that are put forthti and especially perpetuated by the mainstrea arem will work here, especially when on day one of trial, they played his audio book, where in his voice he said, my superpowers vc was that i could find crack cocaine anywhere, any time sam about the same year that he purchased the gun and lied on the application thapurcha afy his attorney said, no, no, he wasn't an addict at that time. likee wa addic, the end of the it's laid bare, not your addiction, but that you're a liayo addictir and tha you're trying to con us here just like you were trying to con the application u ar then.i have and i have to point out, just in january of last year, the doj forth a whole press
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release saying that federal prosecutors were committeds to getting to pursuing aggressively those who lied on thesemitted t applications. l and a lot of people went to jail. a lot of people went to ja to jt for three months at a time, 16 months up to ten years in prison. sohs i'm glad i think therere actually is parity here with at least the prosecution. but we need to see it followedro through. and certainly his defense is aren't workinugh and g. but what makes me nervous is the display of the bidens in the courthous hee right andn, joe biden. >> how is that not witness h tamperinowg and seeing jill bidn putting her arm around ashley starting to cry whenabou they talk about a 12 day d and skid row in l.a.ay, the fir lady is in a courtroom and you're trying to tell me that's not going to have a o ten impact. >> the jury that's not is tampering. >> tha. itness tampering who cares about a 12 day? i know. yeah. go t. >> oh, i'm sorry. you know, i know it's a great it's a great point. you have her showing up for the even the witness choosing the jury pool, which was very
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strange. it's all straight,y pool but i t to go back. there's something about thiss sn about. >> what? they're getting him on. that kind of bugs me. it's just likeofme it's a numbe1 one. >> think about her mass shooters. the young mass shooter, think tt >> they are on weed. they're not. . ey're on antidepressantshe >> they're on adderall. how many people are buying guns on? >> prescription drugs that you're going with? adderall makes you a school shooter. oh, i'm not going with you there. >> but i'm just saying that you could easily go you can easilyargume make this argument about other drugs, is what i'm saying. or >> or you can make the argumentt instead that this isn't constitutional because the second amendment doesn't have an exception in it. for if you're addictedment doet something real. yes. so you could make that arguments that his second amendment rights are being violated, which it would be funneny. funy >> see, joe biden essentially asking the court to make that argument. yee biden ess, but that's right. >> it's not the gun ownership. the crime is lying on the federal application ie g right.>> but totally right.
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the question itself, i'm saying that you could argue that the question i'mu co isn't constitu. >> mhm.>> oh well i didn't go to lawo school but i know it's a good argument so. but now is it good.yo >> emily, how much did you payy for law school. nofot enough. and now stupid boston market feels right no marw. oh, i feel boston market. before thanksgiving, i was >> froy again.y tuesda brilliant. yes. avoided the thanksgiving rush, avoid. uld beit >> in all fairness, it would be funny for biden to bring that up. bo but would also be funny for conservatives to pick up. also, like what you said as bro you brought up, being an addict is a subjective thing. yeah. and whatever bign your addicted. is a very subjective thing. there are people who do think that ie thatf you do take, you , adderall or ritalin a as prescribed. that makes you and there's it's all it's all subjective. thd e's people who have a veryit clearly to me, you can see serious problems, like i'm just having a good timeavin. ery subj we all know that guy. yeah. so it's very subjective and it it's very interesting because we haven't heard anybody weigh
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in on that aeart. to >> all no, it's true. that's the clear thing there. it's also ane that for or againt free will because he's saying you don't have free will when you're making these choices. roune willd it all up for us.sit >> okay. we're missing the major poinheom marianne rafferty, live in los angeles. a gunman attempted to attack the us embassy near beirut. this is according to the lebanese army. soldiers shot and injured the assailant, who's only described as a syrian national. according to local media reports, the gunfight lasted for almost half an hour by the us diplomatic mission in the suburb of acar that's north of beirut. the us embassy says the morning attack by the embassy's entrance did not cause any casualties among their staff. also that lebanese troops and embassy security mobilized quickly. fox and friends first will have more on
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no, no, no. oh, yes you did in the clips. but you do find the clips. you sham youe. rogan find that you said he's taking horse thieves over you and don lemo n were chuckling at each other about it. >> i'll go find them. you just saw the clip. i'm chuckling.li i'm listening to don. but no, no, no. i'm talking about wasn't on there. yes, absolutely. they were here. do we have it? hold on. let's play card. getting injecting drugs for animals and horses and people telling them to. oh, my god. what person. you know, you talk about like, you know, cancel culture and who to shamet co. rmer >> ivermectin. a de wormer. really? day of shaming themselves. >> that's what it is. they're saving themselves. you're taking a drama right now? >> yes. you can't apologize fort that because you weren't being clear that it was. >> and you know that dude, you're beings anu know dishonest right now. you were talking about ivermectin, the drug. you were wereng talking about. of >> this version of ivermectin. come on. i was at cuomo's that while whie
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ivermectin may be used on horses, it also works fort mr >> as oh, yeah, it drives me nuts. >> yeah, it drives>> it . >> i'm sorry. i know it's like your turn right now, but like. no , i'm. >> i don't like asking that. imagine losing all like, chris cuomo. >> imagine losing it all and still being this boring. >> yeah, like you were. he has the option of, like, taking the high road and being like, listen, i di g thd something. and now i've seen the light and i and i apologize and i'vem or he has the option of taking the, you know, the vengeancede road and saying well they made me say this stuff. >> yeah. or i was pridefuy thisuff. will. stuff, but to just be the same boring milk dude you'veyoue always been when you have the freedom of having trulyg tr lost it all. yeah. it's a horrible thinuly lo ig ia way and one way only. >> it's a gift. enough. you can do whatever you wantt. t
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he's not even taking it. yeah. how boring are youw boring guys? oh, the reason why i love you so hard is one. i was researching, watching cnn. i heard that opening at the and one of my daughters and chris cuomo look like myr sa inspector.like a so toast. wow. but yeah, he's. here's the thing, greg. done you don't even need a question yet, and we're done with questions. enough's enougwih. >> when people are fully. bei mm. f and they're never stop being full. the hardest thing for them to dulo is remember they're olde because they're always puttingep in. ]. that's right. yod when you're full arey, you never have time and you'll love this because i'm saying it so many times you can't it, and i'm saying like when they catch him on something and twistedh hi.
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>> oh, hold on, let me go toleep my file. yeah. oh, yes. oh, yeah. no. so he doesn't remember because he just says things. he just. he remember becaus says th. he reads the teleprompter, he says whatever in the room that's going to get hi m money i and to be in front of the tv. facts, integrity, hono rfact all that stuff is pure to him. >> you know what? it's emily?thin the thing that kills me never. >> and i think titus is right. he said, find the clips and he just had no expectation. oh, okay, we have one here. boom. >> and then it's like. but it was just like, don't ever say on outnumbere id. find the clips. don't find him. what i loved so much is that finally he didn't have the fir he says buying the clips. >> here you go. you that they were two guestss on that show. he wasn't the one in the host's seat that coulon e wad drive the trainiv and continue with his elite pompous b.s.the tr that we were subjected to or that other people were subjected to as him and lemo andn do their hands ofs
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every night. >> it was so pompous. and that same attitude offnightu your point. he digs in. yeah, dug in. and even when presented with the itt wi he didn't even say like you got me he he the narcissist pathological liar. they believe their own lies at the detrimente pathol all thl before him all the people that he said subjected them to or whatever. >> and then now he was just called the he didn't even have a talk. >> he didn't even have to apologizon televdn'te. s i' so all he had to say was, i'm wrong or your choice to sayl i'm wrong. >> we all denied stuff. i'm he'll show me the kidsnied , show me these kids that are mine and.ce >> they all had my face and i was like, oh, kidsid, he assume again to what tiger said hey assumed because he doesn't carey what he says. >> but we shouldn't care either. oh, that'ssouldn't care just soe he just whatever it was doesn't really matter. yeah. noidateveroesn't i first of alln
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to be the only one who didn't swear during this segment. but -- but, you know, i think broke the record. >> yeah, that so. so there we go. that took us the top of the record and i always i get this guy. cuomlwayo confused with the guyt who was smacking it during a zoom smackin call. i can never go to bed. jeff toobin. toobin okay, s o with with cuomo, i think the best part and look, dave, here, i lookat at the world a little bit differently on occasion. ye s, we have different views, but he's super smart and he's and he's, you know, he makes really, really interesting points. ime. lot of time.t what i really enjoyed about the interchange there before they rolwhat enjoy thel clip wap did start to recognize he was h in trouble and then he said, chll, i wasn't chuckling. yeah, that was his best defense. like, okay, no hisw, now i see .
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>> yeah, but you know, you'll see i wasn't chuckles even though i did everything else. yeah. so anyway, yeah he's got it. he has to have that, that mirror meeting. he has to look in the mirror. a disco. okay, enough in just of this. i got to be honest. and while i'm being honest, you know, i'm lookinhonestg at . you look like you fell out of a yowst floor happy hour windo window, doesn't it? i think like that.n a chicken egg. oh, that was a compliment. oops. that. as a ent.t. that. up nexex >> it's a washington post toast. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. know that matter. lessons that known for being a free spirit. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatmen7 typest . keytruda is known to treat cancer fda approved forytruda cancer fda approved forytruda 17 types of cancer i.
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i don't use that verb lightly. people are not reading a your stuff anymore. and then employers not, whileg d they're being told they're screwed. employees alsot th said louis bi cannot expect to bring in new readers when he's abolished all diversitn nereaders y from the leadership. so while they're being told that they're in trouble, the people that actually have jobs goplat still, what about diversity? >> yes, exactly. that's what they said. they saihat's why saidd they a t that they that the leadership replaced the female with just another white man and that shety only got a goodbye at like 8:30 p.m.. a small paragrap gh and that they were scooped on that by the "new york times". fee so i feel like this is one of those what's it called when it sellss of like a self-help, a self-fulfilling prophecy. prop it's one of those thingser where it's flicking ice cream cone. >> it's like a geometric term m, s arou a geometric term, and it means that it just goes round differenndt. >> there's a circle.
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>> okay.f vi so they they lost out their viewers because they were too obsessedewerus diy and becae the subscription subscription cost, there's only the diy that they've been pushing finally ate themselves . f it >> it's the lizard that eats its own tail. >>e the hand that fed them? >> yeaem.h. well, can i go? i go? yes, can. you yeah. you got 24 swear words in the4 last block, tyrus. but, you know, it's funny. it is kind of it is kind of interesting that they're, like, even as they'ren as being devoured by d.i. they're still questioning. >> is this still going to help us? no, no, it's the same problem that cuomo has. mm-hmm. they just don't thina samek. >> they're wrong on anything. somebody cam te in here and we had a meeting in this audience and said, this audienc said,e is costing us $70 billion orater million dollars or whatever it was. and they were like, yeah i in,ck
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but there's not enough blacks in the audience. maybe they'll make it better. no. r wh does it matter what you're doing? mm-hmm. he's firing the wron aring,g person. she wasn't fired because she's a woman. because she was fired. and she lost $70 million in a year. >> even on crack, that's hard to do. >> yes. what? l that's why she was let go. and their answer is diversity. evertheiy person who said that should have been also let go. >> yeah. should hav alsyou get a huge wrn you lose $70 million. >> yeallars.h. you >> no, you lose $20. your wife wants to divorce you. but why? >> you think about that? you lose $10 in your house, you go crazy. this is ridiculousollars. they just don't get it. they don't live in any. they live in their own littl do. bubble. they don't know how to run a business. amy. you at writing. yeah. that iss the issue. can they all get some people in there can work. who cares what color they arhoea as long as they can write. >> yeah. and the thing is, mike, is thaew ther thae is one mission?profit it's a profit mission. but they. they developed a paralle lty mission which is diversity. and if that does it, ath that doesn'ten into profits,
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you lose everything. >> yeah. there's look they don't, they don't run on parallel tracks. >> tdon't rut. the dti process is just a grift, right. that's all i.procest is. and people discovered that. it was a really interesting lot business model. so then you had a lot of grifters coming into it and they created this cottage industryng int. r but that does nothing for shareholder value, which is what the companies are noichg out. and that's why there's a there's this rebalancing that'sout. why going on. >> and we see it a lot.n in as you know, i runig a intelligence and securitence y firm that's trade group for all your business and intelligence needs that me team murders buss and we work with a wor lot of corporations and they are they they they you know,d tr there's a lot of internal debate going on right noe'a lown that you wouldn't imagined would be taking place two years ago. but they're startingo to question this guy and the usefulness and the efficiency of it, not they're banning it there. yes. so they're they're they're bajau they're abandoning it like the people you shoot in the woodning is you know, technicalt
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you don't abandon them. no, no, you gary, they go dispose of them. yeah. no, it's great. cat is. i bet they were expecting jeff bezonow eat,t s, who ownss that "the washington post", to, like, continue this ths mad. but even a billionaire doesn't like to lose $77 billion. >> yeah, you know, it really doesn't. how much money your company loses. the most important thing is that a whit impore man is nos in charge. >> yeah, that was their argument, though their. that was the argument. i think that just in generali tt to pay to read articleso is something that mostpa people aren't wanting to do. i think i think people when there's an extra were alsograt gratification now that it's like if there's an extra step what's okay noif iw i to log ini have to get your credit card out like people aren't doing that unles are nots the other se the paywall somebody naked. >> yes, exactly. body's n exactlyi shouldn't havy to that. ha oh yeah. he hasn't really quick my knowledge. eally quickly. is thriving.lookl >> yes, but it looks likeinking you were thinking. i mean, wait a minute. you thinking iiately.ng ] only t
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car to go return the cart. so if you're going to give me a dirty look, boy, i'm s perfect for show. well, i'm going to get her on. well, she posted a follow up-u video explaining why it's may 31st and about 6 million people have freaked out over mdp not returning my shopping cart because my kids are in the car. in s so i want to give you some statistics. last year, hundred and 65r 26 children were abducted in parking lotens in. america. as a single mom returning your shopping cart. you are a prime time forh an a predator to watch and grab you. >> so kids have been getting tingcted from parking lots and i've been wasting my time at the zoo looking for those poor missing children. how dare you laugh so disgustingly at that line like tyrus? t >> what would you choose? your character, your kid? which kid?
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what would you do? cat. bu okay, well, i'm not a mother, but i do have eyes. >> and i happened to notice that in that video. where are the kids who she are speaks and they're not in the car. >> they are in the trunkn th, and maybe they're little kids, tiny little kids. ho g and only my question. >> how old are these kids? e thesbut also, i'm not seeing . i'm not seeing the kids. there's multiple kids,s in the t back. for some reason, i'm like alone like, are they from the party? >> no, no, no, no, nothing. she and she's angela. >> listen, there's no there's therr to just fo being a, okay? that's just this reall ty is ael lazy person will make up any excuse to say the reason why any they don't do something. she's saving her children from that. but yeisr drent you're while you're driving. so, i mean, would she have the stats on that? okay.
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one of my closest wrestlingt friends is wwe ryback. he's not in there anymore, himrs and i. hmm. nothing bothers us more about a huma us n being.t thei doesn't put their cart back because it says so much about you. how you plans so your.ntegrity it takes 3 seconds. and here's. here's this crazy idea. thconds. crazy iis crazy idea. >> teach your kids to put the cart away with you becausesi . then they learn responsibility and stuff like that. usually the thing you hear fromo these lazy troglodytes is that because i can't cuss, i got tr. e clevere >> so what we hear from them is like, well, if put the cartsh away, then the cart guyst gu soll lose their job. >> so they will always makes ma stuff up. if i seeke stuff news alert. i'm marianne rafferty, live in los angeles. president biden arriving now in france, where he will mark the 80th anniversary of d-day. this trip coming amid the deadliest fighting in europe since world war two, continues in ukraine. the visit is also taking place
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just randomly left and i pulled into a spot one time with my truck and immediately i was drunk. >> but i hit with. till th >> yeah, yeah, yeah, i hit it. i hit a shopping cart that someh canoe and left in thite parkin g lot and in the parking space just right. >> and yeah. d is leveo my hatred is, i think on almost i'm just so much who you are as a person.so >> yeah. let me, let me get emilyn. in here. emily s to me with these new home grocery delivery amazems, amazo tn kroger, walmart, it's making it really hard for kidnapersaking it lookr kids in parking lots who speak for the kidnaper. >> yeah. does. is i fort you.are yo >> are you willing to stand up for the kidnaper who is missing out on opportunities in parking lotsissing? >> what say you emily. i think i will politely declined representation at this moment. me maybe immediate another tim e
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i'll take it up. sure. a i have to return the shoppin.g like every seller in my body would explode if i did not return the shopping cart there. like, there are certain things that you have to dart.e ceo rig? i, i could not sleep at nightdi if i did not return the shopping cart. that's numbed nor one. number two, i feel that if it was that paramount, ifwas so the reason was so like, hey, i'm protecting my kids here, woulrotectin kidd make a tiktoko >> yeah, and would you eveuln sp to the girl, like, giving you that dirty look or i feel like you would be like, i don't. this doesn'tthind be dignify a e because i know that i'm protecting children in this moment. soe not even going to like i'm not going to waste my time because these guys are idiots giving me about it type thing. >> and also, if it was such a problem, an epidemic, then everyone wouldn't return the cards because soeveryb manym people out there shopping are moms with their kids. so it seems like she's the outlie kids. ir us for saying you're rude for 20 minutes. >> all right. well, we got to move on. so that was a scintillating discussion.
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that men can increase their lifespan by getting by. .ateea lif >> how would you consider this for a few few more? orgood. no, but according to your earlier statement, if men canls kiss their goodbye, i mean, we'd never leave the house. but. but. but no, no, i would. i would if my option was. well, no, that's noty op true, because i've got a family and i love my family dearly. so i was about to say, loofa wa you had option castration or just, you know, push me under the bus. noorw but so, you know, i'm nott going to say that because that'd be stupid. i'd bebut much like this researh that that's happened, i saw the headline that you guys sent. i didn't even read the articleu >> g . well, you know what?reou i'm not surprise kno d. what about you, tyrus? would you consider such oc? if y >>ou what if you were 90? i'd be 90 with my going out like i'm not. then you are.
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>> understand? this country was built on , greg. >> yes. the to leave england. the to comes here, to build all this stuff up. >> what do you think triggerthio to run into that fire? mothballed. can we de akero should make mike baker fight 47 men for this country. >> ght 77. and you want to cut that off because. oh, what you want? you want to be around me? you want e? to. you want a castrated man? with extra life is like showin g. . yeah, you know, he's right. we are standing on the ball. show off. the ballh and when they go, i go. i'm good with it. can do you think this research would have made the news if it was a male scientists suggesting that a woman get her removed. [ that's not completely out of thela range of questions nowadays. >> i rest my casof questionse.
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yes. i just feel like i feel like men so many men throughout history have followed their to far worse places. >> that death. yefifae s, that's a great idea r a tee shirt. follow your. could someone make that just like, you know make th, follow r dreams with, like, a rainbow? no, don't do a rainbow. oha rainbo, follow your. and it's like a little too little bouncing along. >> that's a great idea forreat e your . >> that if i were a valedictorian, that's wher yoe would say not ball your . yeahd , which is the same as a follow your passion. >> exactly. its fu is. >> yeah. emily, think about all the male to female transsexualsd who wet the whole nine yards, so to speak. there are going to be a lot of. oh 9 yaey'll be transsexuals in the rest home. >> hm. but they're still not goingso to procreate, so they're all there are still there. >> they're sort of going to be like those amorphous creatures and cocoon and the ones that cae
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