call the new york stit place hot line at 1-800-give tips. ask greta and use hash tag ask greta. good night. >> hey, dean. >> hey, greg, what's up, man? >> you are here for the audition? >> you are auditioning, too. >> yeah, i am auditioning for the mickey rourke part. >> i am reading for the kim bass singer role. >> you want to rehearse? i got the honey? >> yeah, yeah, okay. great. it is ridiculous and most people know it. who in his right mind suggested this in the first place. >> either way this thing is a

serious problem. >> you could not write a show that would have this as a script everyone would say this is not believable. >> that's the problem. he's not prepared to do whatever it takes. >> i am greg gutfeld. thank you for not watching arena football. tonight's topic, losers. last week we witnessed a brutal crime in charleston. we talked a lot about it on the five and elsewhere. i figured tonight we stick with less gut wrenching stuff. you know it's bad when your lighter fair is isis. there is news. the feds in new york have arrested at least four suspected terrorists some wanting to fight with isis abroad. googling on how to make a bomb and sniffing around the george washington bridge. they are between the ages of 17 and 21. more arrests are coming. i have this theory. losers are dangerous. consider all of the perks that

come with joining isis. they match the desires of tools have had no life. what do you do pick a job selling fruit or a revolution one who promises to fulfill every dark desire you fantasize about in your underwear then when you die you are off to pervert hiv ven. it's win, win, sin, sin for the bottom of the bin. it is a trick played on young men who will risk everything and anything for infamy. i have to wonder are we losing this rar? how do we fight the promise of isis? isis is turning heads as fast as they are being cut off because they are winning probably because we are losing by not offering a convincing rebuttal.

our leaders are more decisive about isis than celsius. but to fight evil you have to believe first that you are good for as long as there is no will there is no way and all roads lea lead to hell. >> he could strangle you with his eye brow and make a cage out of your skull. it is former cia operative and ti diligence president. she is only here because he grew up in a cab on the way home from the bar. i am depressed over isis. i do like -- how do you match blood, sex and adventure when all we are saying is that's wrong? >> don't do it. say no to isis. >> is there a prop daganda plann place? >> there are several different strategies that are out there right now.

the peer to peer campaign to try to get young people the millennials to create strategies for combatting on social media the isis. >> this is building up into a myth about how fantastic isis is on social media. wizards in social media. >> they friended me. >> friended you, i turned them down. blocked them on twitter. >> the point being if we wanted to beat them we have to work on several levels. we have to worry about social media that's true. but we have to worry about the communities that are here in america where they are trying to reach from the recruits. we have to do a better job at community policing and outreach bringing those people in. we have to take away their territory. the reason they are successful with social media is the fact that the this territory this

caliphate. >> you say outreach when you really mean spying. say you are going to spy on them. >> our propaganda i have noticed is to say they are not winning or president obama says they are not all that. it is the same strategy you use when you get dumped. it is like that girl deserved it. they are not all that. president obama has been saying for a while they were not the true muslims. they think they are. it doesn't matter what the president or the white house says they believe they are following the true pact. as long as they have a physical manifestation of a caliphate they will have success. we don't have a strategy for defeating them. the state department talked about this is a 3-5 year effort. the pentagon talks about how difficult it will be in the long-term. of course it is when your strategy is stalemate instead of victory. >> my position is go over there

and declare caliphate. you are lonely have you considered joining isis? >> i try to stay away from the bad boys and my relationship to this country is too good. i am not going to cheat. we don't have a good sense of nationality. they won't even pledge the flag in a classroom. >> the schools till do the morning pledge of allegiance? >> i have to admire there was an amazing fox news phrase. they are joining isis but they won't stand for the flag. >> this was very good. >> you are welcome. >> what -- there's more than one topic? >> will they be talking crazy if they win? this craziness thing is a tactic to scare the hell out of people once they get the caliphate they

step in. what's the question? i ask them so paeshg doesn't have to. millions of americans had all of their information stolen. it is called the pearl harbor the cyber attacks because the 9-11 of cyber attacks was already there. brought in a hearing so simultaneously perhaps. >> why wouldn't this information enscripted. it is one of the many tools. at their age. >> why was the information not encrypted? >> it is a valuable -- >> tit is valuable and why wouldn't. >> and is an try best practice.

>> it's like she is reading -- she works at a call center at a bank she has to read all of the checks. press one. or the specials at applebees i have i have been there before. you have to be worried you were in the cia. all of your information is out there. correct? >> people you killed, the people that you slept with. carrot tops, a ferret, rue paul. >> i am worried. i tell you why. when they came out originally and said 4 million or so words we knew that was low balling it. it could have been upwards of 14 million depends on who you talk to. the information that is gathered here. we are not saying the chinese did it. they are not denying it in a small way. they collected not just names and social security numbers. this is information off of fs

88. they go for 120 pages or so. has all sorts of information in there including contact portions overseas. it is what you get when you go tore a classified job. >> it is the private information you call into the government. you go to a shrink and he leaves the files on your street. >> what are you meeting, no one tears about your >> if you wore possibly the worst person on the planet you would still go home with somebody. >> yeah. >> i just wanted to make that clear. >> i was going to say, the problem with this issue is the

chinese are doing what every other nation does. gather information for their own national security. the information they are gathering helps them target potential recruits. >> you could be recruited they have your information. they could recruit you, mike. you were pamarried to ruth and marty and now that we know this -- i want to bring in the liberal panel because i bet he thinks president obama is doing a great thing with isis and breech isn't a big deal? >> no, i think obama is doing too much to fight isis. let them handle it over there. the only reason libya and jordan and other countries don't attack is because they are waiting for us. we kill isis a new worse isis comes out. i am not afraid of the operatives here. they are not exactly carlos de jackal. >> they googled how to make a

bobb on booing e-- google. >> i agree there should be input from other nations. >> all of the information. i don't know why per trying to bring democracy there. it ain't going to work. >> he has a point there. >> which point was that? oo we can handle the community college operators. it is not hard. >> i gave you credit you had splinter to the point. >> she is over sized cartoon glasses. what is the guest so far. >> i am happy sdwrujing you guys but i am sitting here thinking about what is looking my own life. you understand why people would join isis? >> no. i didn't say that. i could see them joining isis if they are losers.

>> i think we should be calling them losers a little bit more rather than dangerous. how do we combat treasure and flood. >> coming up, more presidential candidates enter the race. if you leave no checked with a eye lid. o

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of the united states. >> thank you, thank you, thank you. >> i am just really happy right now. >> i get it. pour soul -- poor souls have been stuck for years with president obama. as long as obama is on the main stage it is a chas tid ityy buit on your funny bone it unfolded a orgy of mocker reway fun but too easy. a trump joke is one step away from adding audience members where they are from. they treated bernie sanders with stately reverence. a socialist from vermont. he can be a blow hard but he builds things. it is the flesh eating virus of

ideology no one ever covers. perhaps hillary clerned from do. he's not playing a victim card he is playing the trump card which is kind of refreshing. but in speech let's be honest like you pass a suitcase an hour before the flight. there's nothing in order and some of it shouldn't be in there. >> when mexico sends their people they are not sending their best. they are bringing drugs, they are bringing crime their rapist and some i assume are good people. >> thank god he added some are good people. that saved it. >> he is outspoken, outrageous and out of last chances.

it is gavin macinnis at street carnage.com. you remind me of trump but with bed bugs and scape bees. you started businesses got rich and keep selling businesses. how do you feel about trump? i bet you agree with them on some of the things i would assume. >> everyone is assuming anything el says is funny our outrageous. he the crime rate with illegals are through the roof and ann coulter looks at this in her book. the guy should be revered. this happened to us. we were saying he wanted to a presidential debate we are laughing and says he just wants to show off. what's the matter with him showing off. he's an awesome guy. >> that doesn't help they are good. >> there's a lot of data to back

that up. it is behold enupon you to prove the statement is false. >> that's a fair point. you have to prove that it is true. >> i can prove it is true. ann coulter wrote a book this thick about it. >> that is not proof. >> 50 percent of murders in texas are linked to illegal aliens by the year 2013 i believe. >> i haven't head the book. >> here is my problem with donald trump. i am glad that we have diversity in the mix. it is fantastic we have all of these candidates. i appreciate he believes in the dream that's it. it is giving the other side the ammunition to paint the entire family about that. give the -- when did we took

such wimp. >> you are supposed to be persuasive in your argument. he can be persuasive but that didn't help. i have a theory here i want to go to joanne and the liberal panel. he packs every idea with passion. he moves on to another that contradicts it. quality is a new newby. that should pass and that should pass. joe ann, would you sleep or vote for trump? >> those are the only two options i have. i would like to work for hip. he hired actors in the audience. >> you could sleep and vote for them. >> that was a sexist question i could have asked either if they

would floet shroat tore trump. >> i also -- i want you to win the tomorrnomination, right? oo i with settle f. i love this idea that people are great because they have money. like when i see a sack of ex iment he made a lot of money. try it liberal panel and get back to us. >> you know gavin was the first hipster and if you stab a steak in his heart most of ril yamsburg will turn to dust. >> you started vice. >> that was one of many preponderances and it is hard. 12 go under for every juan that

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>> now it is time for a new segment titled "call it a day. >> yes, it is time to call it a day. i am talking to you rachel doa l dolezahl. you talked to matt lauer that's fine. megyn kelly talked to the white people who talked to you. now maury povich wants you to come on the show to do a prau ternity thing. i thought maury is a live. it is time for you to call it a

day. >> brian williams is back and something he would like to call... >> after six months in nbc purgatory brian williams is back on our flat screens and back into our hearts. congratulations on your knew role adds breaking news anchor on msnbc. that's like being the tour guide on the hin denburg. sorry brian i don't think you are getting the shep deck but you are getting... joining me is a brand new shhos of a show called red eye. it went downhill after their first host left. i can't remember his name. >> tom, i sense that you feel

bad for brian williams. >> why? >> i do. >> we gave him a lot of brief. he was in war areas. maybe he hasn't on the battlefield but i exaggerate. if i see someone get pushed oh a subway i will throw myself into that i got roughed up on the subway by a couple of naverweldes. >> ma man beings add a layer to a story when they don't need to. >> we all exaggerate and he did as well. we call him on it. if you say he wasn't really in the helicopter, i guess i wasn't. everybody chill out and now th news. >> it was much a do about nothing. people say he is a newsman. he is a newsman. >> he is just a jerk like you and me.

gavin, what's the german phrase? (speaking german) >> i am so glad we are on the same page. i would have said something else. it is because he was prom pus. he was also into the perks. i think people don't like people who are in the perks. he was bitten by the celebrity bug. >> he wanted to do but when tom you exaggerate a story in the subway your job isn't subway fight guy telling america what happens on subways. that was his job. >> i like it because anything that de means the old fashioned anchor who we went to bed with every night thanks good because i thought that was a lot of huey anyway. >> watch your language. >> there is a self righteousness to the whole thing that causes anybody in the position that type of job.

to throw a statistic out i should throw one out. it is 71 percent or slightly above of all resumes have some padding in it some inaccuracy in there. think about that. countrywide. >> that's a lie. >> 94 percent of viewers don't really care that he's gone. i think it is interesting in his interview he said the time away has been torture. can you watch your verbiage. you are going to use the word torture about the time you have been gone. be careful. >> he was talking the time he was in an interrogation center. >> going to msnbc is like a media rubber room where they sent teachers. i want to bring in the liberal panel. you have to be thrilled brian williams is going to your favorite network. >> well, i am a big fan of his daughter on girls.

i felt bad for him and i felt like maybe he told the lies due to the fact he had to watch his daughter -- >> i hate to agree but that must have been worse because they put his daughter and girls through really ridiculous things. he told the press. i have no problem with that. >> you know what, you are right. he said he watched this show with his daughter and i didn't believe him. >> greg, can i tell you something? he would have done a better job interviewing rachel dolezal than matt lauer did. how did she take matt lauer down. >> i am coloring myself with the brown crayon. >> does the panel know you called an end to talking about rachel dolezadolezal. >> let me make one point about the bowl sglal sto dolezal stor.

i had a crush on susan day when she was in the partridge family. gorgeous. thank you. >> i just wanted to mention that. >> your stat statistics suck. katherine anything else before we move on. >> tom said he felt bad for brian williams because he exaggerates, too. you feel bad because he's a straight white male and we are also a straight white male you felt bad because it was threatening to some power where you guys have rule over people. >> you are right. i identify with my people. >> that's true. >> msnbc should host a show called tal tales and he reenacts antidotes with exaggeration. >> give him another job. >> the straight white male. >> spoken from an attractive white blonde women who has been suppressed. >> i am a female which is hard

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special. none of them hit on her. >> you know what's cool? dad stuff. what's even better? is watching dads do dad stuff. let's do this. >> i can't open it. can you open it for me? >> so strong. thanks, dad. >> i actually have a math equation. i was hoping you could help me. a a a party everyone shook hands with everybody else. there were 66 handshakes. how many people were at the party? >> 33. >> i don't know if that's right. you are the dad, so. >> thanks dad. could you tie my shoe for me? >> yes, please. >> do you do the around the tree bunny through the loop. >> perfect. you are going to be a great dad. >> how many kids do you have?

>> four. >> so you want a kid? >> yes. >> are these your children? >> oh, yeah. my boys. >> which ones do you like better? >> depends on which day. >> good answer. >> it is my mother who will see this. >> me and you? >> this is great, dad. >> what about an end zone dance? >> oh, yeah. >> guys are great at telling stories and reading them to children who can't. this book has a lot of big words in it. >> it is a little wordy so you need a dad to read it. i was wondering if you could read a passage for me. >> i am sure lucas is a nice lady. i have a problem with the kwaur tive mind set.

>> this doesn't have the expletives. >> making sure he doesn't curse in front of the kids. >> i know john stewart figuratively. >> it is not a joke, sir. i am sorry. >> what did we learn? dad are great at solving math problems playing catch opening jars of peanut butter. thanks, gad. >> as usual joanne learned nothing of importance from your report. everyone here but me is a father. you have the most kids. how many kids do you have? >> 4. >> i have three. >> 2. >> none. >> and i am negative 7. that sounds disgusting negative 7 children. do you enjoy all of the dad stuff?

>> the only time i am jealous of people is when they have more kids than me. four,>> dam, i wish i had four. >> what do you do with your time? >> all you did was continue the human race. >> you told me once you have more it gets easier. >> yeah. better, funner. >> then the other day my youngest two-year-old said hey birdie i am johnny. they are going to be friends now. >> so your child is stupid. >> he is two weeks old. >> you have four kids? >> i have a daughter in college and three little boys. young little boys. >> you think it's fair you have father's day and i am childless. there should be a day for people like me childless aging men who prefer wine over wierns. >> it is called the weekend. >> you have to get moving. all of this is meaningless.

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complementing you before hand or else it is kind of like assault. >> if i saw you look beautiful -- >> gavin, you broke it. i can't. not a safe space. the show is not a safe space. gavin, not only did you say illegal immigrants a bunch of times you said ann coulter twice without a trigger warning. >> both you and ann are 7.9's. >> don't ever do that. what are the oodz. he said you are going to watch people do dad stuff? are you suggesting there are stuff only dads can do? >> no. no he. >> we edited it. we edited out all of the nice stuff. >> tom, you said you have two kids, you have two kids? >> two daughters. >> you had two kids all on your own, huh? discount the role that the woman played. >> wow. >> typical, and greg, it was

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