workers, white collar workers, active-duty military, police officers, firefighters, small business owners, latino supporters, christian supporters got you were supporters, black supporters, white supporters, asian supporters, a supporters got republicans, independence and yes, even democrats. at a trump rally, you are not viewed as your profession, your religion or the color of your skin, you are viewed as one thing, and american. -- an american. last saturday was a jarring reminder that we as americans must always remember there is more that unites us then divides us. we all want to this country to

be great, even if we don't always agree on the best way of doing that. and with every bone in my body, i can tell you that all donald trump wants to do and has ever wanted to do is make this country great again for all of us. proverbs 28 reads the wicked fully though no one pursues, but the righteous are as bold as a lion. and that truly a pit on wise's donald trump. he is a lion. -- epitomizes. he is bold, he is strong, he is fearless and he is exactly what this country needs right now.

let's not forget what live look like under president donald trump. traded deals across the world that benefited our economy, allied country's paying their fair share. a safe and secure southern border. record low unemployment rates for african-americans, hispanic americans, asian americans and women, record investment and historically black colleges and universities, the creation of the united states space force. the most comprehensive prison reform in decades. how about the peace agreements in the middle east that they said would never happen?

the largest tax cuts in american history, our energy independence massive amounts of red tape cut and no new wars went donald j trump was president. maybe most importantly though, you could actually feel it in your everyday life. you did not have to love everything he tweeted, but you cannot deny you were better off went donald trump was in office. americans were finally able to start saving money, home prices were affordable and gas hit a low of $1.87 per gallon. as i speak here tonight, many of

our fellow americans don't know how they will pay for their next trip to the grocery store, new clothing for their children or this month's rent. many of our fellow americans worry that we are on the verge of a major terror attack here on american soil. many of our fellow americans don't think their own children will be able to establish a better life than they themselves currently have. many of our fellow americans are right now sitting and wondering how on earth this country could have moved in the wrong direction and so quickly. the democrats in the media know they cannot convince you, the american people, that your life is better off now, because it's not. so what will they do? they will try to sell you on some outrages narrative about the terrible things donald trump will do if he becomes president. but you don't have to imagine what it would be like, all you

have to do is remember what it was like. [ cheering and applause ] >> i know -- oh yeah. [ chanting ] >> i know what you hear out there about donald trump, i know what you read, what the media it tells you and what out of touch celebrities on the left say about this man, but when i look at donald trump i see a wonderful father, father-in-law and of course grandfather to my two young children luc and carolina. i know that i am lucky enough to get to call him my father-in-law

and see him a little differently than all of you. but it is through that lens that i sometimes wish more people could see him. this is a man who hasn't sacrificed for his family and a man who has truly sacrificed for his country. donald trump did not need to run for president for fame or money. trust me, we all know he already had plenty of that. i will tell you why he did it and why he continues on, even in the face of the unthinkable. because he loves this country. [ chanting ]

>> he did it for his grandchildren, for your children and grandchildren, and for the generations to come. i have seen this man dragged through hell and back, in and out of court rooms, indictments, impeachment, mugshots and even an assassination attempt. and yet he has never back down. [ cheering and applause ]

[ chanting ] [ cheering and applause ] >> i will never forget watching my two children run up to him with their drawings and hugs for grandpa just moments before he took the elevator down in trump tower to address the media the day after his wrongful conviction. despite everything else he had going on, he had no other focus in the entire world, just a man relishing time with his grandchildren. it's a side of donald trump that not enough people get to see. maybe you got to see a side of donald trump on saturday that you were not sure existed.

until you saw with your own eyes. martin luther king jr. once famously said the ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of convenience and comfort but were he stands at times of challenge and controversy. there is no doubt that saturday was one of the most frightening moments of my father-in-law's life. millimeters separated him from life and certain death. and yet it was in the midst of it all, as he was jostled offstage by secret service, that he knew how to finding that moment would be for our country and he hoisted his fist in the air.

it was not just for the audience at the rally, not just for his supporters tuning in, but for all of america. as a signal to the world that no matter what, america will always prevail. though it has been strained and attack, no enemy, no force, not even a bullet is strong enough to break our american grit and our american soul. we are the country whose founders gave their fortune, freedoms and lives to pursue their dream of a free society. we are the country of thomas edison, susan b anthony, henry ford and harriet tuchman.

we are the country who fought and won two world wars. and we are the country who always rises to meet the moment, no matter how insurmountable the task. and in that split second on saturday, donald trump reminded us all of that very history and who we are at our core as a nation. that is the donald trump that i know. [ cheering and applause ] >> he is an american, an american who conquered the business world, an american who made himself a household name, an american who is beloved by politicians and fellow celebrities for decades, until he ran for office with a r next to his name.

an american whom even barack obama admits people consider the american dream. and instead of sailing off into the sunset after an illustrious real estate and television career, you decided to give back. he decided to bring some of the things that had made him so successful in life to all of you in order to improve the lives of all americans. black, white, brown, gay, straight, all americans because that is the man that donald trump is. i can tell you that my personal experience with donald trump has shown me his heart. there was not a second he made this small town girl who way out of her element in new york city feel anything but welcomed and part of the family.

and if not for the support and encouragement of my father-in-law, i would not be where i am today. it has been said by many that donald trump sees things and people that they don't even recognize in themselves. in 2016 when he asked me to help him win my home state of north carolina... [ cheering and applause ] [ laughter ] >> i will be honest, i was terrified. i had no idea how i would make it happen, but he knew i would, and i did. i was given an opportunity to join a television network as a commentator, it was the push and support of my father-in-law that gave me the confidence to take the job. always the first one to call or text me after atv head and tell me, great job, keep going. not bad, right? or even a few months ago when he called and asked me to be the

cochair of our party. >> he showed me potential and myself that i could not get seen so tonight, to my father-in-law, i want to say thank you. thank you for your resilience, thank you for continuing on, thank you for raising wonderful kids, thank you for being an amazing grandfather, thank you for never giving up on me and thank you for never giving up on our country. [ cheering and applause ]

>> tonight i come to you not as the cochair of the rnc, not as the daughter-in-law of the candidate. tonight i come to you as a mom and as a citizen of this country for those of you watching who have never voted for donald trump, i know what the media and his political opponents have tried to tell you about this man. believe me, i've seen and heard at all, but i have also seen the truth. i am proud to know donald trump, to campaign for him, to vote for him and to raise his grandchildren.

he will do what is necessary to protect you, protect your family and protect this country because donald trump wants us all to be successful, to be safe, to be happy, to be strong and to be great again. tonight i am asking you to vote not for the donald trump you see flashed on your tv every day splashed across the headlines. tonight i'm asking you to vote for the donald trump that luc and caroline not call grandpa. i'm asking you to vote for the donald trump that my husband calls dad. i'm asking you to vote for the donald trump that i call my father-in-law. i'm asking you to vote for the donald trump who can and will make america great once again for all of us.

thank you, god bless you, god bless the united states of america. we love you. >> bret: laura trump the cochair of the rnc, the last speaker tonight, night two. we heard from governor sarah huckabee sanders, governor of arkansas, doctor ben carson, senator marco rubio, all had very interesting lines and delivery, however earlier we heard from every day americans that really hit home. a woman lost her son to fentanyl. she says it wasn't an overdose but a poisoning and she brought this convention hall to tears telling that story, pleading that donald trump become the next president of the united states. madeleine said her son died in new york and saying she is so sick and tired of being sick and tired, took the floor to another level. those everyday american stories

before all of the speeches we just heard really were powerful tonight as they were last night. >> martha: i thought then carson was also very strong, talking about isaiah, talking about all of the weapons that have tried to be used leading up to the assassination against the former president. really powerful from all of the speakers tonight i thought. a very strong evening. >> bret: let's bring in our panel. >> it's often said that money is the mother's milk of politics but there's a force at least as powerful and important and that is a motion. political conventions invariably strive for that, they strive to inspire the delegates and the larger television audience, they strive for a feeling. tonight, particularly in the speeches you just referenced by those ordinary americans, it was

clear that the speakers at the -- had the convention hall in their grip, they had the audience in their grip. it is emotions of that kind, you could feel it in the hall tonight, that is often strive for but rarely achieved. i think tonight it was achieved. >> i have three basic things. one, we saw a lot of unity in the earlier hours. one of the things the trump campaign wanted to do is bring everyone together. speeches from nikki haley, ron desantis, fiery speeches, you can go on and take a look. basically the trump team got everything they wanted out of those speeches. you contrast that with today, democrats are becoming less and less unified by the day and biden continues to take on water.

>> i agree by the way, totally agree. >> thank you, i would like to add one more thing, the other thing you are seeing here tonight is that the republican bench is broad, deep, diverse and competent at all of these people here are ready to work. they won't be taking days off between now and election day. the third thing is, people here are having so much fun. that's part of the emotion, having a great time. president trump is throwing the party a party and they are loving it. >> talking about those other speeches, we haven't earlier soundbite from nikki haley, and most importantly former opponent to donald trump and the primary. here she was earlier. >> president trump asked me to speak to this convention in the name of unity. it was a gracious invitation and i was happy to accept. donald trump has my strong endorsement.

>> harold, what do you think of that? >> jd vance can talk bad about donald trump, they've made up, nikki haley ran against him and said things throat the campaign, they've made up. ted cruz and marco rubio, we know their history. unity, they strive for something. this is what every convention strives for, this type of energy and unity. you make yourself more formidable as you go forward. this programming is really creative and democrats need to take note. i think some democrats made fun of make america wealthy again, safe again, but this is working and resonating.

the people who spoke tonight experienced pain. last night with the wealthy thing it was a bit different. tonight these people had actual loss in their faith help them get through that loss. i come back to nikki haley, she to me was the most important speaker for this convention and for this candidate. uniting all that republican force makes it more difficult for democrats come november. >> to dana's point about disunity with democrats at this moment and unity here, how big a problem is that for the democrats great. >> two weeks ago i did not think we would see this kind of unity. democrats better learn from this >> jd vance i want to say was obviously very moved by the mother who talked about losing her son to fentanyl. you could see that, you can see him being a bridge to people who understand what his family has been through as well, and there they are. let's go down to the floor and check in with bill.

>> hey guys got good evening. i'd say donald trump enjoyed this night and so far republicans seem to be two for two in terms of performance. a lot of the delegates get distracted and wander during the lesser-known political speeches but those powerful personal stories capture this audience very well tonight. they told us on sunday night they would have a different tone during this convention and i think we saw that more tonight than last night with many references to the assassination attempt in pennsylvania on saturday night. the last speaker laura trump, remember part of her job is to get out the vote is the cochair of the rnc. what happens inside the arena, a lot of times the folks at home don't see it. for the last two nights around 9:00 east coast time, donald trump has a two minute video that comes into the arena and encourages people to vote and vote early and vote however they can. it's received quite well here. i think the powerful personal stories placed in "primetime",

10:00 on the east coast, was a real difference maker for this audience tonight and until then, we will watch the president lead us out here. he was pumping his fist, applauding. you go back to 2016 in cleveland, ohio at the convention when ted cruz went off script and donald trump came into that arena and 15,000 heads turned to donald trump. tonight it was completely reversed. ted cruz is on stage, trump is in the audience giving him a standing ovation. back upstairs and i will see dana in nine hours. >> quickly tomorrow we will hear from jd vance. >> the success for the convention has got to be demoralizing to leading democrats in washington were looking at the president who seems such a spent force and they can't figure out a way to get him off the ticket, they don't know what to do, they are in bad shape and that party.

>> there could be a lot that happens between now and chicago and we will be there as well and we welcome president biden to come on fox, whatever show he'd like to come on, and we would talk to him as well. this has been an interesting night. i think it's been driven by everyday americans and i think there was not a dry eye in the house for some of those speeches talking about crime on the streets and how they were affected personally. >> madeleine talked about how when president trump says he understands what you've been through and that he's fighting for you, i think that was very much a theme from a lot of the speeches. >> thank you for joining us for night two. we will be back tomorrow night at 10:00 pm eastern. >> live addition of gutfeld from milwaukee starts right now. [♪♪] [♪♪] [♪♪] [♪♪]

>> greg: yeah, yes, i hear you. i hear you. i will be your fonzie tonight. happy tuesday everyone. new jersey senator bob menendez has been convicted for receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes from egyptian businessmen. experts believe it may have been some kind of pyramid scheme. [ laughter ] >> greg: don't, don't, i don't need your mercy laughs. as a result, bob could be sentenced to a maximum sentence of 20 more years in new jersey. boy, when he found out he was guilty he must have shit gold

bricks. after the attempted assassination, many are saying donald trump is a changed man. after joe biden was seen by his night nurse, he was also a changed man. terrible. last night the energy in the arena 20 donald trump walked in was electric. the cheering was so loud it drowned out all the booing for brian kilmeade. rip. secret service had kimberly taking heat for not putting anyone on the roof where the shooter was because the roof slants. apparently she was afraid the fat agents would roll off. this is the dumbest excuse i've ever heard.

democrats are circulating a letter asking to delay the nominating process for next month convention. they say they need the extra time to have president biden stopped and mounted. the president is reportedly considering endorsing term limits on the supreme court, says the guy who's been in the office since the invention of fire. speaking of fire, a brutal heat wave is blanketing the east coast, it's so hot jesse watters is traveling with his top-down. all right, let's do a monolog, shall we? okay. [ cheering and applause ] >> greg: oh stop. all right, i will take it. with the nomination of trump and his vp jd vance america woke up today to two white men who may well run the country for the next four years, that's two hitler's for the price of one. so what's going on here? why are evil white men not only leading in the polls but adding minority voters the way joy

behar adds chins? right now these two evil white he's have the democratic party looking about as organized as a smash and grab at 711. the truth is, there is a key difference between the left and right that goes beyond policy, which is why people of all types are shifting republican. at heart, the right loves america and are not afraid to show it, they are the ones who stand for the national anthem, who love the military, who see america as a force for good and get satisfaction from their families, their country and this show of course. but the left is quite simply as miserable as morning joe and -- dieting, or -- when joe is having his period. both sides have their warriors, for sure, but at least the right are happy warriors, it's why we are winning. thanks to trump, republicans got their groove back.

or an example of the difference between the sides, look at the reactions to the assassination attempt. think about it. the guy they hate gets shot and they are the ones who are miserable, including many who made it no secret that they wish the shooter had not missed. but our guy gets shot and what happens? everyone starts chanting usa. trump gets his head creased by around from an ak and pops up full of defiance and love for country, looking for his older eaters. because that's what he meant by fight of course, he met fight for this place, fight for it's founding principles, it's freedoms, it's strengths, not it's pronouns. now imagine the reverse. [ applause ] >> greg: thank you. imagine the reverse if joe lost a single here plug he would be in walter reed for a month. what a contrast. one president has a bloody ear

and the other needs miracle year. you can wrap trump's whole head in bandages like the frick and mommy and he would still be more aware of his surroundings an old joke. biden rallies are in such boring sad places, high school gyms where everyone acts like they are at a doctor's appointment and it's a cross between doctor frankenstein and doctor kevorkian. meanwhile trump rallies are massive and happy and even with a shooting, people mourned but they also moved ahead. you could not take them down. trump has faced figurative bullets and out literal ones and he just gets stronger. he's always smiling, a real smile too, not the skillet or grin biden has had since his plastic surgeon stapled his years behind his head. -- skeletor -- circumstances have shaped trump into a greater force and one who's having a ball. all while the media tries to

paint him as soft. look, he fell, just a loud noise, probably glass, right. if these people were covering the hintonburg they would have told us someone was just lighting farts. but if that happens the biden, the media would be crying like chris christie when the mcrib was discontinued. meanwhile the law fare against trump has been falling apart like a toilet seat on lizzo's commode. i love the word come out, what can i say. americans and all stripes of colors saw it as bs so doesn't it seem like there's something about the timing of all of this? biden's pathetic debate, the shooting with trump just turning his head, the end of the documents prosecution, and now today's conviction as we see how the corrupt democrats let a guy accused of being an agent of a foreign power to stay on the senate foreign relations

committee and receive classified briefings while on trial. democrats, maybe it's time to ask yourself is all this what happens when god or some other force for justice is on the other side, because in this movie, we are the good guys and the democrats know that finally they are the bad and the reward is coming this november. so if you doubt any of this, look at the supporters on each side. trump supporters are happy and ready to fight while the other side is this terrible and terror-stricken and as unhappy as during others belt buckle. but the celebrities on the right are out there swinging but enjoying the fight. just look at the name of trump's deputy communications director. her name is carolyn sunshine. that's really her name. can you get a happier name then

sunshine? she even looks like a carolyn sunshine, and yet no surprise, joe's name is biden is that's all he's doing, biden time. tonight's guests, his books are bestsellers in that they are best left in a seller, host of one nation and coastal folk fox and friends, brian kilmeade. he's got the boyish charm and does liberals harm, host of the guy benson show, guy benson. he has audiences rolling in the aisles when he tips over their wheelchairs, comedian joe machi. and she just flew in from new york and boy are her hair

extensions tired, new york times best-selling author and fox news contributor, kat timpf. you are an odd dock, brian, and that i assume you are republican but you are miserable. >> is that a question? >> greg: not really, a statement. >> that's fair. they are happy across the street i have to agree. very happy. i think people are having a good time that for anybody who just saw the person they look up to most almost get assassinated 48 hours before this started. we go to a lot of events, i've never seen anything quite like it. when you think about the drama that's taking place with donald trump, compared to 2016. 2016, half the place wanted to find a new nominee. tran -- ted cruz was up there going i will not endorse donald trump and his family dramatically walks down and takes the front row. i'm thinking to myself we are walk -- watching an active political civil war and now

there's nobody you can find who's and i trump this is following the plot of any movie. you have a first act, a second act, a third, the first was the trump presidency, the second was the fall from grace, the intermission with joe biden. but it dictated there would be a third act. we are in the third act and that is when the hero somehow looks like he's almost at the end, he gets hit by an assassin's bullet, but it's not over yet. it's so creepy how this follows a motion picture narrative. speaking of creepy, joe. you to me seem like an internal optimist. do you think there's any kind of underlying fundamental reason that democrats generally are more unhappy, miserable. is that the choices they make? >> yes, they are always kicking people out now. the republican party has become

the big tent party. black, white, brown, rich, poor, that, then, gay, straight, male, female, you are all welcome according to the invitation i got to larry kudlow's or g. we don't kick people out like they do on the left. you can be a pathetic loser whose ideas have been rejected by the mainstream republican party and we still say come on and, paul ryan. [ laughter ] >> greg: you nasty little man. guy benson, i'm interested to know what you think of this idea, the happy warrior versus the miserable wretch. >> i think part of it also is an imbalance and juxtaposition of self-awareness that plays into this. let's talk about jd vance for a second. you've already heard from a lot

of the media and the left and democrats saying he's so young, doesn't have the experience to be president of necessary. this is like coming out of the gait from last night and we will see what he does tomorrow. he has to answer that question and he will have an opportunity to do so but they are talking about governing experience and they are wringing their hands about jd vance. joe biden has been elected politician since the earth cooled, he has been a dc insider politician have virtually every level forever. look how that has gone for the country. the most experience ever has been a disaster for america and then the south -- self-awareness point, they are like well jd vance is so young he's just known for his words, he hasn't served out part of one senate term. i'm like that's barack obama. that is the resume of barack obama and they all said he was ready to be president and elected him so bands has to answer the question but democrats and the media are in no position given their love of

obama to throw those types of grenades that jd vance. >> greg: good point. [ cheering and applause ] >> greg: and also jd vance was born here. i'm joking. >> i love cheese, wisconsin. >> greg: you know what it is, speaking of wisconsin, kat timpf, i think it became a modern, post- 1960s belief that patriotism was cheesy. and that identity slowly became more important than patriotism. it wasn't love for country, it was a love for yourself. i think if you continually upsets over yourself, you cannot help but be miserable because you are severely limited by the outside world, if you are constantly concentrating on yourself. the democratic party is a party about the self. what say you, kat timpf? >> i think there are plenty of

selfish people in both parties. i think there's plenty of miserable people who are mall go and plenty of miserable people who are liberal -- liberal. in terms of the assassination attempt, you are correct that the maga people in the wake of it are very happy and the liberals in the wake of it are very upset but i think the reason for that is because getting shot made trump look awesome. like when i first heard that he got shot, i turned to my husband and i was like he just won the election. that's before i knew that the way he handled it was getting up and fist pumping with blood coming down his face, because he wanted to assure everybody i'm okay. that's this moment of leadership. he looked very cool and like such a badass in that moment and then you compare that to i mean days before that, like are we going to get rid of biden because we don't know -- he doesn't know what's going on? their guy is having a hard enough time with the

metaphorical bullets of time. so i think that's the reason for it. it's a horrible situation and the way that he handled it, i don't think if i got shot that i would be that chill about it. >> joe biden within the next weeks will be like true story, i did get shot. get ready, powell, i was a shot. nicked by a bullet, my left ear, back in not. >> greg: by the way, i made a joke about it but we are doing it tonight, this slanted roof thing, that's upsetting to me because i feel like it's a full on fly. to tell people they did not put people up there because it was a slanted roof. there were snipers on other slanted roofs. >> and so many cops have seen this and done this at all different levels are know it's a blatant lie. they can't believe we are expected to buy this. >> greg: it's not going to

work anymore. nobody believes them. we are not the same americans that we were when you lied to us before. we've gotten smarter. or at least i have. some say i look a lot younger. up next, joe's brain is not deleting the hoax he keeps repeating.

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♪ it's coming your way, it's video of the day. ♪ >> greg: it did not take joe long to sing the same song to lower the temperature once again, he lied through his dentures. our video of the day comes from the incredible shrinking president joe biden. there he is with him -- and bc news anchor going off on the debunked hoax, role it. >> got on this race early on in the 2020 race, i wasn't going to run again because i lost my son. until i watched what happened in virginia, coming out of the woods with torches, carrying swastikas, singing the same nazi bio accompanied by the glue clocks klein.

i was a bystander. the president then was asked what he thought and he said they are fine people on both sides. >> greg: no, he didn't, you asshole. that was never the case. that has been debunked and destroyed and yet joe is still spewing that despicable nonsense. think about this. after an attempted assassination of trump, biden pushes the foundational hoax for trump is hitler. disability lasted less than a day but when you are as weak as joe biden, that could be a lifetime. today biden said trump called in the national guard after the george floyd riots to go after you, he pointed at the naacp audience. he said we need to lower the

temperature as he pushes a race war. >> i can't defend that at all, greg. >> greg: as a white person. >> i'm not here to defend joe biden and i don't think either candidate is anything like hitler. i think the hitler comparisons need to go away. the closest any candidate is to hitler is probably president biden but only in the sense that he's going to spend his last days in a basement. i will say this, biden has somewhat of a point. all of the terror has been used against the right and it wasn't true then and it's not true when biden does it. when he said bull's-eye, i understand the timing is bad but it could be a metaphor for focus like when trump said bloodbath. he was talking about if chinese ev's dominate the market. when someone says bloodbath they

are almost never talking about a bloodbath. unless i'm talking about my calfs bloodbath that i take once a month got good for the skin. >> greg: your skin looks great. >> thank you so much. >> the bloodbath thing would have been such a perfect opportunity for him to take it the opposite direction. because the bull's-eye thing, he could have said i meant bull's-eye as in focus and things can get twisted and i've done it myself with the bloodbath. this obviously assumes he's capable of critical thinking at this point but maybe somebody could have told him to say that. i don't know. >> greg: nobody is talking to biden anymore. >> is playing the greatest hits over and over. >> greg: the hoax again, let's get this thing done. >> it's like an elderly relative who tells the same story over and over again at dinner. you sort of smile and said there, but in this case he's

telling extremely damaging lies that are harmful to the country. those are the stories he's telling. i agree, i want to defend him nonironically on the bull's-eye thing. that's just a political thing people say. republicans are targeting a contract -- congressional district, putting a bull's-eye on that seat. there's nothing insightful about it. he apologized for that, which you should not have, and then immediately retold to the bloodbath lie which is what he should be apologizing for. >> greg: it makes no sense. words, analogies, we are gunning for you, take your best shot, that's fine. the fine people hoax was designed to demonize a person, to say he favored nazis. he will not disown it, he will continue to push it. it took six, seven years for even -- to finally say it wasn't real. after maybe half a dozen

conservatives had the balls to go out and say it. a lot of people would not, including you, brian kilmeade. >> excuse me, totally unnecessary. in retrospect, i should not have worn a tie, you could have advised me. >> greg: have you slept? >> i don't need to. >> greg: do you sleep standing up? >> if i have to. >> greg: he's asleep right now. >> so what happened is, with the confederate statue thing, some people said i want the confederate statues like they been for 150 years, and those weren't the people carrying torches,. the other one is when he made a comment to sean hannity, donald trump said yeah i'm going to be a dictator for one day. get the border done, a few executive orders. i said to myself, i know they will take this out of context. i did not know they would build campaigns around being a dictator. do you know what he did after jd

vance was named? traditionally they say congratulations, we look forward to taking you on. you know who knew this? kamala harris. calls jd vance and said congrats. joe biden's people, let me tell you who jd vance is, named six things that shows he's a terrible person. and i'm thinking what is he doing, is he panicking? but here's the thing, you don't want to push too hard if you are the trump team because if you push joe over, you might be able to get them another candidate and they could be momentum on the other side. it may be too late but even adam schiff says anybody but joe biden. >> greg: it's incredible, i've never seen in my lifetime a more irrelevant sitting president. it's almost as though -- you know in the oscars when they have people sitting in people's seats while like jack nicholson goes to the bathroom? >> like a place filler. >> greg: joe biden is a place

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we got another clip for you, it's video of the day, part 2. [ applause ] >> the clowns from morning breath lament their premature death. our second video comes from the babbling book ends known as morning joe. two days after trump's assassination attempt, reportedly because their bosses didn't trust them to not say something stupid much here they're saying something stupid. >> we were told in no uncertain terms there would be one news feed across all nbc news channels yesterday. that didn't happen. we don't know why. we were very surprised and disappointed. >> next time we're told there's going to be a news field replacing us, we'll be in our chair and the news feed will be us, or they can get somebody else to host the show.

>> ohhh, they can get somebody else to host the show. i know just the pair [ laughter ]. >> something more up beat. so guy, i think mnsbc has to realize at some point mental illness is not an opinion. you have to have some kind of coherent thought, right now, you're watching a couple of people just implode live on tv every day. >> i kind of enjoyed in that clip how they have willy geist there in a box, and he's probably can i push a button and slide off the screen, because i don't want to be on the air for whatever is about to happen. i understand why they're so pissed off, when something really big happens in the new, and they need, like serious people to cover it, i can understand why they would take you off the air for one show [ laughter ]. >> but at msnbc, they consider morning joe to be a big

signature program. even on my radio show, huge breaking new, a former president has been shot, you can't do your show tomorrow, we'll have someone else do it because we don't trust you, ill be furious, and i probably wouldn't have the cajones to come on the air the next day and rip into my own bosses, because i don't have that kind of money yet, but i do. i invite you to try, greg. >> greg: i disagree with every single thing you said, i don't know why. maybe it's personal, doesn't matter, this is my show. cat? >> what kills me, they're the victims. guy gets shot, and they're the victims. oh, they took us off the air. it's not about you, you chuckle heads. >> who was that other guy. >> willy geist. >> seemed a little uncomfortable to me. i don't want to get in trouble for this.

i feel like it's all because they had a romantic sexual relationship and the bosses were like they didn't care and let them keep doing their show. it doesn't usually happen, so i think they can do and say whatever they want. next time i'll quit, nobody quits tv, they're not quitting tv, that's an empty threat. >> what are those two going to do? >> rumble. >> i don't know. >> podcast on rumble. they're not going to do that, they're not going to do that. >> you say rumble like it's a bad thing. >> a lot of people are very successful on rumble, but i don't think that's what they're going to do. >> here is a scenario. >> do i have to wait to be called on. >> i want you to jump on in, just like fox and friend, when you interrupt everybody [ laughter ]. >> now if you had cable in your house, then watched us once in a while i would take that personally, but i know you don't watch the show and you don't know how brilliant i am in the morning, you have no idea. here is a scenario, you work at fox, and you get tolto