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>> i don't know if that was such a great idea. >> the media hyped it, too. >> allowed by the mainstream media to get away with this. >> this is disrespectful to the american people, disrespectful to the constitution. >> don't watch it before you eat dinner. >> i said thank you for not watching house hunters international. last rage terminators saw an opportunity to remove the con federal flag from the state capitol. it was initiated disturbed people or full-time activists who saw tragedy as opportunity. this isn't just about the flag

but the west making the south dance for them. never mind it was a flag of the democrats. democrats seem fine with it, thurman, bird, clinton, gore, the bubbas loved it in 92. never mind removing a flag will never prevent a massacre, if anything it adds to the rebel image. a city run by a liberal is way more harmful than a piece of cloth. we are one country and unity beats partitions pride. if removing a flag makes relatives of the charleston victim feel like peace i am with them 100 percent. you can feel this way and also feel ire for an outrage machine bent on redissolving history. it's okay to ask when it didding to end? their present is so tedious. identity pirates of today are just bores with bull horns and as their crusade demonizing a flag many will raise it higher

than before. not as high as the rainbow flag flies now. the constitution guarantees marriage equality. in doing so they have reaffirmed that all americans are entitled to the equal protection of the law. people should be treated equally regardless of who they are or who they love. >> someone would like to extend my sympathies to gays every where for you are no longer gay, you are miserable. yes, now you get to par particulatake in marriage the silent thudding decline of surprise, the dead silent restaurant meals after a squabble over drapes the drunken flirtation with a stranger that sends you to the couch at night. the thoughts of suicide as the in-laws approach. equality isn't just about the good but the bad. marriage is awesome, but it is not always gay.

so i welcome you to the world of wedded bliss. it's not easy, but nothing worth it ever is. >> she is so sharp they can pop zeppelins with her thoughts betty johnson fox news contributor. he's as assault whisalty as a wa pretzel. bernie mcguirk she is only here because her match.com date throustood her up at ashbies. you are black can you speak for all black people. is it time for the con federal flag to come down or is it some kind of agitation on top of other agitation? >> i am also very smart. let me say first and foremost congratulations on your new show putting your white supremacist aside and letting black people talk. >> you reai reached my quote fa

t -- quota for the year. >> don't invite me to your house if you are flying the flag. we are going to have some issues. i want to say that i will have enough strength to get back in my car and leave, but come on, it's me. i am going to cuss you out in front of your littling kie kids. if you have the flag flying not a good idea to invite me to your house. >> that's what people can do they can have it at their house and not invite sonny. >> but bernie there are other people who say the flag doesn't represent slavery it is a battle flag. that it is being somehow tarnished. >> they can have that opinion. -- >> this is a fox news alert. i am kelly wright. the manhunt is over the second killer who escaped an up state new york prison nearly three weeks ago david sweat is in the hospital right now.

we are listening to dennis mckenna the medical director of the albany medical center. let's listen. >> the patient was david sweat. as for this particular request, once received our ad minute straight tore on call activated our incident command system to assure that proper clinical and nonclinical activities were coordinated. this is something we drilled on a regular basis. as per our routine and daily experienceal ban knee medical cr doctors nurses and other medical professionals to care for this patient on arrival. no differently than we care for the aapproximate 11,000 transfers that we will receive this year from other hospitals in our region and beyond. this patient was initially evaluated in the emergency department and then taken to a critical location in a hospital that is appropriate for his level of care. so far the specialists involved in his care include doctors in

the emergency department, trauma, intensive care rad yoioy and vascular surgery. his condition is listed as critical. i would like to commend the new york state police, the new york state department of corrections, alleg albany police and albany medical center security for the extraordinary precautions they have taken to assure the safety of our staff and ourour patient. >> what sort of things do you do differently in a hospital to prepare when you have a high profile escaped prisoner coming here? >> i think it's important to remember that the clinical care does not change. when you get into trouble is when you try to alter what you would do on a routine basis. i said in my statement the medical center receives approximately 11,000 transfers a year. many are trauma patients. if you deviate with how you would care for those patients you set yourself up for doing

things the way you are not used to doing. the ditch of this case is the coordination of nonmedical pieces the security paramount to make sure we have the situation controlled and provide care in a way that is safe not only for staff but everyone around us. >> what will be the course of treatment going forward? >> i cannot comment on the course of treatment other than to say right now he's under evaluation of specialists as i mentioned we have assembled as we would a level of physician and nurse and other medical professional specialists to care for him. he is in the middle of the workup at this time. >> did authorities say anything specifically about why they were going toed as opposed to a center somewhere else? >> we are in fact the 50th trauma center in new york state. the record would reflect that we have one of the lowest morbidity results. you want to have patients that survived. that's all of the medical center can provide. they transfer patients to us

routinely. they would come to us under any other circumstances. >> is he able to speak? >> at this point i cannot speak to what essay to go the police or not. >> can you tell us was he ram bung shoes, was he calm? is did you have to sedate him? >> i was not involved in the care of mr. sweat. the team that is caring for him is taking care of him right now. >> i am aware of what's going on but i don't want to speak to the status except the situation is critical. >> k you tell us was he agitated, was he calm, just generally speaking? >> in general he would look like a patient who had injuries he had and he would care for in a way we would care for that patient. >> can you elaborate on the specifics of his injuries at

all? >> i would refer you to the statement given by the state police about his injuries. i would say our evaluation on him was consistent with that. we are treating hip and evaluating in a manner similar to what they reported in their statement. >> did he undergo surgery? >> at this point it is premature to say he will undergo surgery. he is being evaluated trauma surgeons. >> can you tell us how he arrived was it helicopter or plane? >> when we received the call at 4:45 one of the things we do is coordinate with the ascending hospital to make sure transportation is appropriate. he came to us through a combination of ground transport and aero med cal evacuation. he came through a couple different mechanisms. he went from outside hospital to airport and came here via ground transport. >> he went to the airport and

came here via like mohawk ambulance? >> that's correct. >> can you tell us about the secure facility? >> the medical center has a secure part of the hospital which is staffed by department of corrections and is extremely secure unit. that unit is not able to provide a level of care for all patients. it is able to provide a certain level of care. it is a locked unit and it is something that we provide care for patients in that setting ohhen a daily basis. >> can you comment on how many inmates might be treated in a secure unit? >> we might have 8-10 patients in that unit. >> we have a contract with the department of corrections. we in fact receive these patients to our hospital care and provide care. >> is that where he is? >> i would say at this point in time he is at a setting in the hospital thattest appropriate for his level of care.

i can't get into the specifics of where he is at this time. >> has any one (indiscernible) related to when you are a felon when you are certain rights. are the hipaa laws still in effect for a pefelon? >> i am very familiar with the hipaa laws on this patient but it won't allow me to go beyond what i said before. >> can you tell us what you are allowed? >> i would refer those questions to the department of corrections. >> are they in place the hipaa laws? are they not in place for a felon? >> i am not authorized to speak about this patient than i am for any other patient. >> is the hepa laws generally speaking are they enforced? >> hipaa is in play at this time. yes, sir. >> any concerns about bringing him into the care of the hospital? >> no concern at all. i say that because having been down in the emergency department before he arrived, having seen

what the individuals i mentioned, the legal profession was able to bear the new york state police, department of corrections, the only police in our security i can say with confidence our staff and other patients are very safe. >> are the staff specially certified and trained in a way others may not be trained? >> you are talking about the -- >> in the secure unit. >> yes, they undergo regular rouse raining. we have policies and procedures that not only are security personnel but clinical providers undergo. you can't get to our secure unit without additional training. >> given the injuries you know mr. sweat to have, are you able to make a medical guess how long he might be a patient here? >> what i can tell you is his condition is critical and based on the preliminary evaluation of the patient it is obvious he would need to be here for at least a series of days for sure. >> would you mind repeating the

departments that are going to be caring for him? i know you mentioned radiology. >> currently to repeat, this list could grow, it would be consistent with any other type of multi trauma patient we would receive. he often requires services of many different providers. emergency medicine, trauma doctors, critical care doctors, radiology doctors and ras cvasc surgeons will be involved in his care. >> can you speak at all if his health conditions were pro xhiezed at all being in the woods. >> the medical director of the albany medical center. he is giving us the 411 or information if you will on david sweat who was shot and captured earlier this afternoon bringing to a close the dramatic situation unfolding for the past three weeks since june 6th, as a matter of fact, when he and his

partner who was also a convicted murderer, richa mat-- richard m escaped from the clinton correctional facility. they were on the run for three weeks. it was very difficult and the governor wrapping everything up this afternoon upon the arrest of sweat. let's listen to what governor cuomo said about the arrest. >> today ends with good news. these were really, really dangerous men both matt and sweat. they were killers. mr. matt killed at least two people. mr. sweat killed a sheriff's deputy in broom county in a savage, savage way. these were dangerous people. we could not tolerate them going on the lose. >> the governor going on to tell sergeant jay cook go home tonight add and tell your daughters you are a hero.

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find offensive. so a trigger warning. >> they are here and they are feared. the hated protein world beach body ads arrived after they were banned in a place called england. the ad campaign asked, are you beach body ready? next to a picture of that hot women. it sent activists into convulsions. protein world is not backing down, it is defending the arred ads. they claim these ads are designed to pray upon vulnerable women. it is an insult to women who should be able to handle pictures of other women. it is also an attack on silence. fit women are favored over unfit. tall men are preferred over

short. does that back harm my delicate psyc psyche? no it is science and i will prove it. exhibit a the first magic mike grossed 160 million worldwide. that's why they made magic mike xxl. i don't hear men and women complaining about channing tatum. exhibit b mr. fur lee, you thought he was a lady's man and you thought that was hilarious. there's your science. i rest my case. but feminists deny science saying society is somehow forcing us to like attractive bodies. that logic make seem profound. >> period. >> yes, joining me now she is funnier than a rash shaped like the head of lieu diamond phillips. bonnie macfarland. do these ads make you feel insecure? >> greg, i actually get why you

choose me to talk about this, because i am not too thin, i am exactly perfect. >> and back in high school, you want to talk about fat, i was friends with somebody who was really fat. i can speak to this. i had to walk slow in the halls and whatnot. i get it. >> it would be hard to be friends with someone who was over weight. >> i was only friends until i got into the popular crowd. >> then you tossed her aside like a potato. >> i did not throw food at her. >> i like the fact that everybody says they went after the bullies and protected the other kids that were picked on. i have a feeling you aren't that person. >> no. i only bullied one day out of my life. it felt great. this is what we are missing from the whole bull de bee bait. what about the feel good stories the confidence i gained.

>> self-esteem ex sides. you know what kills me austin paulson calls the ads body shaming a magazine that exists on making all bodies feel secure. >> i have no boobs no butt and i am black. i am the shame. they like having everything round and in place and i have none of it. all of this is prehillary stuff. it's going to be hard to have these pictures up next to a hillary sign. women are going to be like we see the difference of what's going on here. identify with the hot one a lot more than the other one. >> that's a surprising analysis. i like how she shoots politics into this. >> you are average looking at best and won a beauty pageant on pure talent alone. when they say advertising don't

they -- >> they are marketing to the consumer who is going to buy your product. they are doing something that they know is going to work. as a feminist i am happy for this model. we are not thinking about this model. i applaud another woman for making her own money for knowing what her talents are and using them to the best of her abilities. she is a real woem. regardless of her shape you either applaud her for her good work or you are mean. >> fees fem no, sir cities as they are called body shaming this poor model. that's what they are doing. i like perky breasts and i like tiny waists and i don't mean you by the way, greg. >> i am a tiny waste. >> when go to the beach you go for the scenery. you are not going to whale

watch. >> what do you wear when you go to the beach. i am trying to envision it. >> i wear sweat spanpants and ad de. >> you are maybe a little too thin you should get protein shakes if want to get body ready. i think that you could totally do a speedo or maybe a thong. >> that's very nice of you. very kind p. very generous. you should have your eyes checked. you know how stupid this has gotten, melissa mccarthy is on a cover of a magazine they are saying how good she looks because she lost all of that weight. that is body shaming people who haven't lost weight to compliment people that have lost weight you are doing what these people are doing. >> you are saying they don't lo -- didn't look as good before. i am going to go to our liberal panel. i am assuming being a boring flat surface with no curves

whatsoever are you often shamed when you are around curvy furniture? >> i am a feminist therefore better than you. let me make this one point, greg. you don't understand this. you can't body shame a conservative because you are already ashamed of your body. >> that is an interesting point. >> look at all of the gravy you people eat. >> maybe modesty isn't so bad. i don't think any of you could understand this. women should be free of advertising. >> feminism was a good thing until they decided to betray the pi biological realities and replace them with social construct. >> i believe in love, findness and everybody should feel good. i guess we should end on that note. >> this wall knows what he's talking about. >> it's a wall tryin you up. >> i like that. >> up next adam corolla.

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>> i love adam corolla and in a weird creepy way. his book is called "daddy stop caulki talking. i actually read it which is unusual. usually i say i read books but i really don't. i read this one. it may be the most honest book on marriage i think i have ever read. we talked about the book and parted company never to speak again. >> i thought when i was reading the book it should have been entitled "defense of the earner." every p point in the book is about how you are an earner. >> right. >> and that you have to explain that to your wife and you have to explain it to everybody. does that make any sense? >> you know, society is taken this weird shift where it is like it was crazy hair day or teacher appreciation day or man learn to walk up right bay oor

any given wednesday we are holding the hole thi whole thin school at 11:30 everybody is like where are you? i was at work. it's not rough. it's got to be tough on the kids. yes, but them driving a brand new tesla thcosts 9 oh 0 grand d living in a how is that is 3 million that is not tough. that needs to be connected to me not goibeing there. they want us to apologize for us not being there, i want do it. >> you get a lot of this. malcolm's dad was there and nixon's dad was there. coal train's dad is there. cold train's gdad is there. >> no other kevin or fred. >> no. no. you have kids nmed dave 4 other kids named dave on the block get

a job and get out of the house. >> i am terrified of having children. i am. i am supposed to have them soon. you explain you explain why i should over come that terror. >> here's the thing. you should take on everything that terrifies you in life unless it involves a bear. unless it has to do with the bear do the terrifying things in life. if you think about it fi philosophically all of the things you look up to did the terrifying things that's why you are looking up to them. change is always a good thing. i have always said that to people. how many jobs have you been canned from where you went oh my god the world is ending and something else comes along. >> three times. >> three times i was fired.

physical i hadn't been i would have been writing mag gleans about flat abs. suicidal. >> i have been asked to deliver some information. remember, change is good. you are gone. i wouldn't say clean out your desk but we have done that while you were down here so i will be taking over. >> you call the ace corolla condiment dinging. >> when you have two kids everything has to be in a 55 gallon drum. you run out of room in the refrigerator. you open up the mayonnaise thing there's enough to get half of a blt at the bottom but i have this huge tanker in there i am like, if you could just do a thing where you have a little appendage, put your knife and put it into the dingy and have an escape hatch. snap it off.

>> you shouldable to screw the bottom off. >> anything but the huge mayonnaise container muss card container that has mayonnaise and mustard all around it so you don't know if it is full or not almost completely empty taking up an entire fridge. in africa there's kids that don't have dijon. forget about regular. as far as kids go, throw money at the problem. >> don't try to fix it. >> don't have kids when you are 19. have kids when you can afford it. >> i put it off long enough. >> next time i see you you better be showing. >> i will. >> coming up, joe ann has a report on summer vacation. this is her last chance to get it right. if you leave now you will not amount to anything in life. i am totally blind.

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joanne wanted to talk about summer vacation. here is joanne with the report. >> time for barbecues, back sweat and vacation. the summer months are a great time to get away for r and r. a lot of americans are not taking time off. that's right. last year 42 percent of americans did not take any of their vacation days losing out of 169 billion -- million, just kidding, of time off. the fear of getting away, the stress of having to leave you work to someone else but there are benefits of going away, like

promotions. >> really? >> oxford economic expert shows vacations lead to promotions because you go away, you are a little more relaxed, you come back you are refreshed with creative new ideas. greg, it is great for people working as a tv host. >> getting away. you know, it can improve your show maybe. >> speaking of which, did you do those charts? >> i have more. >> i know you do. >> you did those on your own. >> you have a graphics department. >> i have always been told to keep it simple stupid. >> vacations are good for your health. >> science says those who take vacation are at lower risk of heart disease. the sun would give you a nice glow if you ever went away. >> but it also gives you skin cancer. >> moderation. moderation. this is a great time economically to go away because gas prices are so low. in the first four months of this

year americans traveled almost 990 billion miles. so now is a great time to take the cross con dre road trip you wanted to plan, that is unless you don't want to contribute to carbon emissions or if you don't have a driver's license which you don't. if you don't you don't have to go away to get away. stay indications are a great idea and they save you money. with a netflix subscription, a blender and oscillating fan, you can turn your a apartment or home into an oasis. also great about a staycation, you are not going to be attacked by a shark. shark attacks seem to be on the rise, although ma may be the media scaring us. >> that is a shark. >> the mouth is about to beat ya. the odds of being struck dead by lightning are greater than being bitten by a shark. if you are on the couch you for sure won't be bitten.

all in all, greg, i think you might want to invest in taking some time off. i checked. it has been 357 days since your last vacation, and i could hold down the fort. >> yes, i can tell by your excellent drawing capabilities, that was quite impressive. we have a graphics department and all you have to do is write to them and they will do it for you. >> okay, yeah. i am not saying it's bad. >> i like to take matters into my own hands. >> you have to be more graphic is what he is trying to say. good for ratings. >> were they not good. >> they were good. >> i hate vacations. i i think they are over rated. you always see pictures of people having a good time, about you you can't see what's in their head. you can only see them walking to the beach or getting their luggage but you don't know what's going on in there, what's going on in there is a private hell. there's no fun in a vacation. right when you get there you are

thinking about leaving. your vulnerable bhauz people hate you. if you go to a foreign country everybody wants to take advantage of you they hate you. >> you are sick, man p. >> you don't have an ideal vacation somewhere you would love to go, love to get away to? >> i love my apartment. it is not a staycation. i don't like anybody. i like my apartment. i like to sit there and drink a bottle of wine alone. >> they are stressful. neb wants to fly. nobody wants to drive unless you are flying first class to a judas colony you don't ha -- nu. >> only unattractive people take their clothes off because they are not spending anything. good looking people know when they take their clothes off that's actually a consumer product. you are actually giving something. when you are a nudist it is not like your transferring wealth at

all. >> why do you keep going to the nudist colony? >> it is a project of mine. this.t to bring in the liberal where do you vacation? i image it is the great wall. work will not set you free, greg. i have three words for you government subsidized vacations. six months out of the year i should be paid by the government from the taxes of rich people is he i can sit on a beach and drink smooth thes. >> at what point? >> rich people making 40 grand or more a year. >> we take that money and who gets the vacations? >> me, everyone. all of us liberals. >> okay. all right. coming up the rock band u2 not here but somewhere i image. op ed katherine tibbs. we will breakdown the show. stick around. [meow mix jingle slowly and quietly plucks]

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>> let's see off offended katherine the most. what do you have for us kt? >> first of all if it a of have any of you actually seen gone with the wind?

>> i have. >> several times. >> you have a lot of time. it's a long movie. on your body type talking about your body type being really skinny. i feel you on that. i feel you on that. >> white privilege. >> i am skinny, too. i have been prepared to looking like macauley culkin with glasses. >> i acknowledge my white privilege and i apologize for it every day on twitter. that makes me a good person or a better person. i have more of a problem with the people who have a problem with this ad. they are shaming her for doing her job. she is shaming her for being hot. shaes like shaming bonnie for being funny or saying mean things about obama when he is batted he is. >> you said you like women with perky prests.

question? why did you any any one who wanted to hear that? >> if i wanted a blonde with goofy classes to yell at me i would go home to my wife. >> you think your wife wanted to hear that either. >> my wife is not going to be watching. >> you have a lot to learn. i am very, very, very wise. you just haven't been around long enough to know how things work. greg, also, you sent trigger warning. i want you to know that that's offensive. >> why? >> because it's triggering. triggers are on guns which are horrible and unsafe and racist. >> should we then have a pretrigger trigger warning? >> you keep saying it. how about a content warning or disturbing warning or how about anything -- you and your guns. you guys and all of your guns.

it is ridiculous. joe ann, your vacation thing great idea. everyone should take a vacation. are you saying that we should raise the minimum wage to $57 an hour? >> it wasn't on my chart, no he. >> i think $57 an hour is fair. >> maybe for some jobs. >> what do you think some people? do you mean white people? >> oh, no. i don't like this. >> well, people don't like to acknowledge their privilege. but that's fine. bonnie did you call this friend of yours fat to her face? >> that was part of her name. honesty is okay. also lies there's a foundation of a lot of friendships especially female to female friendships. >> i wasn't listening. >> you know what, that's fine. people never like to listen to the truth.

>> another devastating critique of my guests. but i however came out looking pretty good. >> as always. >> with your man boobs. >> that was completely unnecessary. >> i have been working out, bonnie. those are not man boobs, those are pecks. >> i was references what he said. >> these are terrible people. >> what are her guests leaving with tonight, hector. >> some of the guests will severe a free luxury kindle running a iowa way from home has never been so convenient. tired of taking crap from people? walk away scratch free with a luxury bimbo. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424.

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