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baru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> i try everything. lou, i've tried everything. i'm at my wits end. i've been looking online for help. i don't know what to do. i've tried. >> is there anything i can do? >> i don't know. honestly, i'm at my wits end. i keep trying over and over again. it's been like four weeks. it's not working. >> this is not like you to admit failure. >> i don't know. i don't know what to do. i'm out of answers. >> let me try in some way to help you here. >> all right. oh, wow. you make everything look so easy. >> i try. >> thanks, lou. >> you're welcome. >> pickles. love pickles.
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we don't trust that he's going to do what he says he's going to do. >> if kids aren't confused, it's beyond me. >> you watch a 30-second clip. you know there's something wrong with him. >> gives me a bad memory of a kidney stone i passed in fall of 1998. >> i can't watch it for a second. it's so depressing. welcome to our special. july 5th, special. thank you for spending time with me rather than your family. yesterday was july 4th. everyone loves that day. it's our country's birth day. among july it's the star of the family. july 4th is paris hilton, july 5th is nikki. the 4th is sylvester stallone. the 5th, randy. i say it's high time to embrace
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the 5th. here's why. on july 5th, hormel gave us delicious spam. laugh all you want. it still tastes better than chipotle. july 5th, bikinis went on sale in paris, france. a trick to get them to walk around in their underwear. it worked. pt barnum created the circus and gave work to bearded women everywhere. in 1996 dolly the sheep became the first mammal cloned from an adult cell. she died seven years later. elvis recorded his first single in memphis in 1954. that was our version of rap back then. really, july 5th was the birth
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of the news for a 1950 hugh anthony craig was born. july 5th matters because july 4th. to many the united states is the source of so many ills. it's necessary to do iwonderful. that's what would the world be like without us? think about that world. no electricity, no apple, no automobiles or airplanes, no vaccines. no brave response to hitler or japan. no treatments for aids, no help for the starving. if we weren't born on july 4th, my guess is this planet would be a gruesome orb of suffering that would make the game of thrones look like 7th heaven i thank god for july 4th because
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without it there would be no july 5th. that was moving. here are my guests. she gets off more killers than cheap porn. daily beast columnist michael mornahan. she's only here because tno one asked her the go away for the weekend. july 4th, why do we bother if we don't care about our country? >> i think, a couple things. i think you might be influenced by your surroundings. you live in new york city. i live in new york city. we get a heavy dose of people who would probably rather live in havana. i don't think that's true if you go across the country. i don't travel across the country. i don't go anywhere outside of the city. i hear that outside of the city people do appreciate the things, as you listed the litany of things that america has given the world. >> basically i live in a bubble?
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>> i think you can call it a bubble. >> i live in hate bubble. >> it's really funny that both of us live here. we're in a bubble of people -- it's like the thunder dome. >> i'm not liked by anymore. i'm heckled on the way to work? >> are you in. >> nobody even recognizes me. >> exactly. >> the great thing about living in new york and working for fox news is nobody recognizes me. i take the subway. me, a wealthy tv personality. i will take the subway with the little people. >> impressive. humble. >> do people see the fourth of july as meaningful? again, i see halloween as being more celebrating, at least where i live, you know what i mean america. >> that's a little bit sad. that's a little bit sad and depressing. i love the fourth of july. i love fireworks. it's not a politically charged holiday. everybody can come together and enjoy. in fact, i true a little party
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at my house and we had little sparklers. it's a great day. i love it. >> i was not invited. >> well, you know. >> you had great time? >> it was super fun. >> i want to point out this july 5th special might seem well because we recorded it in october 2011 because we wanted the time off. do you think i'm overstating the lack of appreciation for this country? >> no, not at all. what's not to love and appreciate about hot dogs and beer and pool parties. that's what the holiday is about. >> exactly. >> it is the one day a year i allow myself to eat them. i can only have the small cocktail weiners. >> it says a lot about you. >> i like to live dangerously for my country. >> and you prefer the small
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weinie. the people in the remembpublic congo. they look up to jack bower. they have murals of keifer sutherland. i got this from some source. does it bother you that the republic of congo appreciate us more than we do? >> i read this story yesterday. it was written my a friend of mine who is a very reliable journalist. i don't know if this is helping them very much. you want to keep in mind that it's in the congo. i mean, they are thwarting wars and robberies, i haven't heard about this. the belgiums are responsible for
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this because they are the ones that colonized and ruined the con congo. >> the belgiums have done nothing good. >> the other thing about this is so many countries you see murals weird american things. we're having this debate now about the confederate flag. if you go to belfast, the pr protestants fly the flag all over the city. >> in here we have icons that nobody knows how awful this person is. >> when i first read this story
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i thought it was somewhat of a je joke. i continued reading and it kind of me minded me of my childhood. they have posters of jack bower on the wall like i had andre agassi. they idolized a tv character in an effort to make their country safe. it's a little bit scary. thank goodness that our law enforcement don't practice in this manner that we have processed. we have laws. >> i couldn't disagree with you more. if we emulated jack bower, the world would be a better place. >> for sure. stuff would get done. the reason everyone is so obsessed with him is this tv shows shows the bars when soccer isn't playing, apparently. thank god it's this show or not
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"breaking bad" or "golden girls." >> no. golden girls is classic. >> it's lovely. >> if think had family ties on they would be like you. i did have an enormous poster of meredith baxter bernie. >> i had a dolphin jumping over a rainbow. nothing is more american than exercising your right to free speech to bear arms and your right to sue. one guy in virginia estate did. he goes in for a colonoscopy he hit record on his phone. he wanted to play back the doctor's instructions. listen to part of what was recorded while he was under anesthesia and having the procedure. >> really after five minutes of talking to him in pre-op i wanted to punch you in face and
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man you up a little bit. >> just make you gown up. you don't want to rub up against it. >> it's probably tuberculosis in the penis. >> the guy sues for defamation and medical malpractice. you're either the problem or the solution because you're lawyer. is this defamation if it was in a room and never would have gotten out? >> the fact that it was in a room and it didn't become widely dissemimated is not all that relevant. the question is did anybody believe that what the doctor was saying was a fact. i think we can all agree the answer was no. it was clearly a joke. i think this jury ruled based on emotion, not the law. i think every one of the jurors
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was wondering has this ever happened to me. has something like this happened when i was under anesthesia. >> they do it to me when i'm not under. i'll be sitting there for a normal check up and make fun of my body. >> in the street they do that too. unbelievable. >> i'm body shamed where ever i go. i have a theory this was a total set up. the patient came in and talked about a rash on his privates. then he turns on a recorder. if that's not a set up to encourage somebody to make fun of your stuff. >> i have talked about rashes on my private and turned on my recorder and nobody has paid my r $500,000. you turn it on at the end not the beginning. it's like an hour of tape you have to scroll through. i don't know anything about the
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law. let me talk from the moral perspective. f tiffany is going some pretty good material. it's like it's infected. i would do the exact same thing. if the jury is thinking has this happened to me when i was under, i'm thinking if i was in the same position, i would be just making better jokes. >> i will say this. it doesn't really bother me if my an thesologist is a jerk. i would have rather have the best one in the state. what if you have a polite one and they kill you. >> you're in the most vulnerable condition. she talked about falsifying his medical record saying he had m hemorrhoids when he didn't. >> that's a sensitive illness to have. >> she delayed? >> you should have read the story, michael. >> i didn't read the story. >> as a criminal defense attorney, i want to respond to your statement earlier. i don't sue people.
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i defend people. i have defended an thesologist and some in the legal profession would say they are legalized drug dealers. the way she was talking on the recordings made me wonder if she's tried out some of her drugs. >> my take home out of this is i hate the concept of bedside manner. i'd rather have a doctor that focuses on the expertize of his job than rather how nice he is to you. i don't care what they say about me as long as i'm alive and they didn't take something out or leave something in. that's happened before. the e.r. will always lose somebody. liberal panel i want to go to you. i feel a feeling that you hate the fourth. >> as a progressive inanimate american, i was offended by everything you said. first of all, this is fox news. every day is july 4th. >> true.
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>> secondly july 4th is america telling america that america is pretty. america you're pretty. i also resent the fact that you think i wouldn't celebrate july 4th. >> why would you celebrate it? you hate this country. >> i do not hate it. i drink some sambuku. microwave some vegan chicken nuggets. >> that's beautiful. what great way to spend an afternoon. you make me sick. >> you disgust me. >> i guess we're at odds them. let's check in with our op-ed to see if she's got anything for us. >> you said without america there would be no electricity and no automobiles. i would like to thank you for knowledging that climate change is all american fault. >> i walked into that one. >> there would be no pollution without americans. there would be no problems at all. >> actually, before there were cars there were horses and there was a lot of poop.
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>> okay. ban horses too. that's a good idea. >> excellent. anything else? >> no. i'm really proud of you for finally admitting it on fox news that you know that we're to blame for climate change and we need very strict epa regulations. >> you have to go a long way goat me to do that. before we go, a quick update on a story we've been following. everything was fine until a single bumblebee came on the group. the children screamed but they were fine. i couldn't help but wonder what about the bee. i sent a reporter to find out. here is our latest installment of where are they now? >> oh, no, it's a bee. it's okay, guys. bees are good. >> that was in 2015. not everyone found it as funny as the president especially the bee bruce yellow jacket and his queen lady bumbleton.
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thanks to the president's declaration that bees are good and won't sting you. he failed to scare them. he was kicked out of head and had an addiction to jack daniels. he decided to attend a wholisti wellness retreat. he meet the bee who grown up to become the premier bee talent agent. bruce was cast buzz aldrin in the upcoming sitcom. the former astronaut can hardly contain himself. >> i think if you get a chance to see it, you'll enjoy it. >> this has been a where are they now. >> congratulations to buzz aldrin on his new project the time to take a break.
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>> here american n cancer society action network, you've been very, very bad. when both my parents died, they had cancer. like an idiot i spoked. i tried to quit. i tried hypnosis. i found e cigarettes. they helped me quit the real cigarettes. i could go through all the moegs of smoking without inhaling tar.
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i went from smoking ten cigarettes a day to ten cigs a year. i realized if they were around maybe 50 years ago, people i love would be alive today, which is why i'm disappointed in you american society cancer network. you're conflating a device with its evil arch enemy. it's potentially a dramatic advancement in fighting cancer and the cancer organization is demonizing without hesitation. it's like firemen coming out against water or kittens coming out against yarn. i invited you to come on my show to explain this to me and you refuse. why? either your cowards or knew you didn't have the fact or perhaps both. i have go now and debate a real doctor who had the guts to show up. sincerely greg.
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nobody write's letters anymore. joining me is a brave doctor. nina radcliff. you've written some fairly critical pieces on e-cigs. why do you hate them? they have done so much good. >> safer does not mean safe and less dangerous does not mean dangerous. what i tell my patients when they ask me about it, would they rather jump off of a 100 foot building or 50 foot one. the 50 foot is probably safer. >> if i use your metaphor it's like jumping off a 100 foot building and a 1 foot building. there's no tar. there's no combustible stuff coming out of the vapor. >> i agree with you. there are less chemicals and toxins. it doesn't mean it's safe for
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you to use. >> how do you know that? >> studies have shown. >> what studies? >> lots of studies. >> be specific. >> it does contain nicotine and it's highly addictive. >> exercise is addictive. caffeine is addictive. there's no cardiovascular risks. >> it raises your heartbeat five to ten minutes. >> so does exercise. >> it's in a different form or fashion. this is a chemical way of doing it. somebody who already has plaque now you're constricting and getting less oxygen to your heart. i disagree with you completely. we have to say nicotine is not a liquid by nature. it's a solid and in order to be liquid it has to be in a solvent. that's used in soap and cosmetics. >> they're safe. they're used in soap, they're
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safe. >> you're putting it your body instead of inhaling it into your lungs. >> you can say that about anything. certain things are not toxic. i get the feeling that the negtivity towards e cigarettes is a feeling because it looks like smoking. it's like there's this idea it's confusing people when you see somebody having an e-cigarette. it looks like real cigarette and that upsets them. it's like being mad at somebody drinking bottled water because it looks like vodka. >> what we do know is the secondhand smoke out there contains chromium. that's not in cigarettes. >> there's no research. >> there's lots of research. they have done it on mice. >> on mice? >> they've done it on mice. when it comes to things like cancer, it takes years for them to be exposed.
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we've not had that time to carefully evaluate it. what we're worried about as medical professionals and people who look out for the interest is how it will affect people down the road. our biggest concerns, adults can make their decision. they can't endanger others in terms of secondhand smoke. >> there is none. >> there is. >> it's a vapor. this idea that you don't know, once you find out it's safe, are you going to come out and apologize and say it was a mistake. >> i will be the first one but i doubt i will be doing that. children, teenagers. >> the kids. >> it is about the kids. we have to protect them. >> there is research that shows that kids are using vapor, vaping devices but it's replacing treplace ing tobacco go up. tell me you can't see that it's a benefit you're getting them off cigarettes. vaping is easier to get off than
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cigarettes. you're getting them from something highly addictive that's less addictive to an opportunity to quit which has happened to me. >> i disagree with you. in hawaii they raised the smoking age to 21. 9th graders and 10th graders, 29% have used electronic cigarettes. nicotine does affect growing brains. we can't let our kids do this. >> so does caffeine. >> it may also be a gateway drug. >> i always know i'm winning the argument when you use the gateway argument. cigarette is way to vaping and it's a way to not smoking at all. >> the amount of nicotine is many times more than what it is. >> at the beginning and they decrease it. >> how long have you been on? >> i would say 18 months. >> the goal is to bridge from
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smoking to this to nothing. you're 18 months out. >> i smoke maybe one ecig a week. when i smoke it, i enjoy it knowing it's healthier. your metaphor of jumping off a building doesn't make a sense. if you want somebody who smokes a pack a day to do an e cig, it's tobacco. it's used in a tiny amount. i agree with you. there should be regulation but there should be regulation perhaps about age and maybe about packaging so people can't open it. >> an 18-month-old child who drank the nicotine and passed
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away. >> that's one thing. a lot of people drink cleaning products. that's a problem. >> i eat glue. >> michael your head will explode. >> that has nothing to do with e-cigs. it has to do with bad parenting. there's a lot of things kids can drink and die. if patient says i have two options. would you say smoke e cigarettes? >> we cannot say yes, go for it. we know there are dangerous. >> we can't say better maybe safer. >> i think the inclination for research is good but to treat it like cigarette is harmful. i got to go. thank you for coming and putting up with us even though you're extremely wrong. first, this week in tv
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how much should we fear that the end is near? a new study out of mexico, a great place claims we're in beginning of a sixth mass extinction of animals on earth and humans are to blame. the most recent mass extinction happened 65 million years ago. it's believed to be the one that killed dinosaurs. comedian joe mackey is a scary story correspondent. is it our fault? >> i don't think it is our fault. they say ocean and deforstation are causing a number of animals to go extinct. they say the good news with conservation we can stave off this mass extinction. that's not good news. no one says good news, you have to use less. >> given the choice you'd rather have the extinction? >> i'd rather party up and have
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fun. >> i'm tired of them saying it's our fault. maybe if animals got with the program they would survive. they haven't invented a single thing. >> it's always useless animals that go extinction. we have plenty of cows and chickens. maybe it's their fault for being delicious. >> the ones that we eat will be around here forever like pigs. pigs have no problems. if you don't taste good, you're gone. >> i don't understand why people are so worried about extinctions. we their dna. we're trying to bring back dodoo birds. i'll be first to say i'll have one of those burgers. >> it will be on dating website. >> it won't be on the dating website. >> no, of course it won't. australian women spent four day fls the hospital after her skinny jeans cut off the blood supply to her calves and caused her to collapse. they had to cut the jeans off of
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her. will this serve as warning? >> i'm not sure any warning about jeans will help. >> are they good or bad? you're scared of everything. do skinny jeans frighten me. >> they frighten me but only because i put on a lot of weight. i don't understand why we're blaming the jeans here. i mean you just have to be skinny to wear skinny jeans. >> it's true. to me, all jeans are skinny because i'm a fat, middle-aged man. >> there's more of us to love. i don't think that -- >> women don't buy that. women don't buy that. >> i've gotten some nice dad body comments lately. i think we look good. >> i find it strange that the entire planet is held hostage by denim. i don't think there's been a time in the history of human kind that everybody wears the same thing and it's jeans. doesn't matter how rich you are,
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how poor, what country. even in those islamic countries those men are wearing jeans. >> a lot of sheeple out there. i don't understand why we shame people for sweat pants. >> that's true. last story. shark week. it began on the discovery channel today and will feature 19 hours of sharp content over the next seven days. this is exhilarating for many tv viewers but i think, joe, this is your least favorite week. >> second. valentine's week is up there with shark week. sharks and ladies. the things that scare me the most. >> they do. what scares you about the ladies, first? >> where do i begin? eye contact. physical contact. >> all contact. >> yes. >> that's the most action he's
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had since puberty. that involved a bed post. >> this interview is over. >> do you even bother turning on the tv during shark week or do you unplug it? >> i still have to watch greg gutfeld, red eye. i don't watch shark week. >> have you ever considered protesting? >> yeah. i think the discovery channel ought to stick to shows like naked and afraid. it teaches people survival skills and appeals to perverts. >> i say watching it to learn how to survive when i'm doing something awful in the privacy of my own bunker. i hate sharks but not as much as dolphins. people love dolphins because they smile. they have a fake smile. dolphins are worse than sharks. why aren't you scared of them? is it because they have a nice smile? >> they haven't been attacking
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people in north carolina. although i avoid the beach and it's teenager life guards and that's a dumb idea to begin with. i mean, dolphins. they're not smart enough to avoid tuna fish nets so we're fine. >> you're not worried about the dolphins. i think you've been brainwashed by years of flipper. do you want to jump in here? are you frightened or offended? >> i want to talk about my e cigarette problem. that doctor made me upset. i never smoked regular in my life and now i call an e cigarette every single day. >> who's fault is that? >> these are the ones i smoked since tuesday. is that a problem? i was at my desk and i felt really depressed and upset. it's starting to become a problem. is this a relatable thing? has this happened to everybody? >> just you. you're a very weird person. you're easily influenced by
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external environmental factors. there's nothing wrong with e-cigs. be happy they're not real. >> i'm smoking this on the air. my grandma will see it. i'm exposing everyone to my chromium. >> yes. >> i'm embalming everyone. i don't even care because i'm so addicted. i want to say you're right. i don't want that doctor to be right. she's going to be the kind of person to take my scags away. >> wasn't 20 years ago chromium was supposed to be good for you. now because it's coming out of an e cigarette it's bad. >> she's a loose i don't feel safe with her in the room. >> that's true. that's why she's in another room. coming up. joann and kathryn working together for first time ever. what could go wrong? how much time do you have?
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ask your doctor about otezla today. otezla. show more of you. >> owe millenials outnumber baby boomers for the first time ever. they are addicted to social media which is surely frying their precious brains. i challenged joann and kathryn to go social media free for a day. they came back with this. >> i don't think i'll notice. >> right. i think it might be nice. it could be a nice vacation. greg, we're going to beat the challenge you posed to us. >> he does not give millenials enough credit.
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>> i'm not phased. >> i don't know what to do with my hands. >> i don't know what to do with my mind. >> i have so many feelings now. >> i need to tell everyone about any feelings. >> i have so many feelings. hashtag, emotion. if you love someone let him go. hashtag so true. i want a donut. does anybody know if my ex-boyfriend's new girlfriend looks fat today. >> i need drink. hashtag tequila. >> i need to describe my cat to you. he's gray and black. he's small but also kind of big but cute. he does this with his face. he lays in the sun. no twitter, no facebook. how are we supposed to know what's going on? >> no idea what's going on in the world.
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>> they spelled my name with a c instead of a k. >> how are people going to know what we ate? they need to know what i ate. >> they want to know what you ate. >> let's try it. >> i made a picture of my lunch. do you like it? whole grain bread. >> oh, yeah. is that facebook? you have so many likes on there. do you have instagram? >> i need people to like this. do you like this? do you like this? i need know if you like this. >> i'm so abstract. why is no one liking this photo? this is art. >> let's all give her some attention. >> like me. love me. >> that was easy. so easy. >> i can't believe he thought we swrou would have a hard time. >> we can handle anything. >> do it any time.
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>> that was very depressing because it's true. it's true. people now need attention consta constantly. >> we need validation because we're not getting it from our parents, employers because we don't have jobs. we need other forms of reassurance that our lives are going okay. >> i validate you every day. >> is that validation? >> i don't know. maybe it's awkward staring. how did people respond to you? >> i think it's okay to make people uncomfortable if it results in attention which is millenial currency. twitter is great for fulfilling all the social needs that might be lacking in my own personal life in the real world. >> that's sad. it's true. it's sad and true. liberal panel, you addicted to social media and is that a good thing? >> sit a good thing.
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social media is how i share my emotions. i think you're being too hard on millenials. the boomers are the original love me generation. they're the parents of millenials. >> i think that you, as a liberal, would want social media controlled by the government. >> that's great idea. >> i figured. >> can you imagine if only barack obama twitter was allowed? it would be wonderful. >> it would be amazing. so uplifting. >> he's great singer too. coming up, i talk to johnny rotten of the legendary band. we have sushi and get drunk. wi murders in the midwest if you murders in the midwest if you leave. heartburn! no one burns on my watch! try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. they work fast and don't taste chalky.
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>> first i reorganize my american girl doll collection by hair color. takes hours. i sit down and have sushi with the sex pistol's front man. we talked about life, music and his new book "anger is an energy." >> what is surprising about this book is i didn't know anything about you. you grew up in northern california and i have had 77 rngs 78 was the most frightening thing on the planet. >> you could be rid of both properties you have my character and personality and my idea of what foes were for me. the imagery, the hairstyles.
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i slowly created this. you find out who i really was myself. so i came by the time i joined the sex pistols i was ready and rampant to write songs. >> there was a lot of honesty about the fact that you were self conscious in rehearsal and nervous. >> oh, yes. >> i would argue that if you are not nervous before something you are probably not that good at it. >> i look forward to that fear and panic and self doubt. it is how you get the' dr adrenaline necessary for the performance. >> how is this appreciated the people who knew you?
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>> they first heard my voice i recorded it, i didn't appreciate, so believe me, none of my mates did. >> by the way, your story about becoming an american citizen was interesting. didn't you spoil is robbery? >> yes, i stopped a robbery? >> how? on a drunk staircase this robber of the nightclub tripped over me and the police wanted to give me a commendation. i said no, no, don't you dare ruin my career. >> what is the advice that you give to somebody who is about to do something like that and you are dealing with like the worst part of it is that people are going to hate you. it is immediate rejection. how do you deal with that? >> embrace the hate. >> there's no other way of surviving. >> don't run into drugs and alcohol to try to hide that. if you are born to this as a
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po performer that will become very clear and verydçh÷ quickly and y on. >> what is your favorite song of all time? >> it is the end of the world ♪ ♪ it ended when you said good-bye ♪ why does the sun goes on shining ♪ ♪ why do these eyes of mine cry ♪ ♪ don't blame it on the end of the of the world ♪ ♪ it ended (bleep) >> what a sweetheart he is. great book. you should buy it. we have to take a break. what are our guests leaving with tonight? >> tonight's guests will receive an unlimited supply of binder ring tired of a broken binder why order a whole new binder when you can just replace the
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him. how a stolen piece of property and crucial character flaw led to the break in the case. here's the 4th installment of the 52 part series. >> trevor could often be found after hours at the local laundry mat. as many close friends would later recall he was obsessed with personal hygiene frequently washing his underwear up to six times a day. >> it was his greatest asset but also his greatest liability. >> that is because cops knew exactly where to find him. one night as trevor was listening to huey lewis and the news on his walkman he noticed the flashing lights of a police car pulling into the parking lot. he quickly escaped out the back door but left an important clue at the scene, a mysterious pair of boxer briefs. but as investigators soon found
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out they didn't be long to trevor. >> i look at had and on the back on the top part of it it has a name on it, it is not this guy's name. >> it turned out he stole them from somebody else. >> this revelation would blow the case wide open. >> remi, i would love to hear more about this. unfortunately we are out of time. specs thanks to remi, joanne, katherine, dr. radcliffe, a good sport. the evil liberal panel and of course lou dobbs. i am greg gutfeld, i shall see you next time. >> i have been active four weeks it is not working. i am trying. >> let me try some way to help you.
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>> maybe we should -- (laughter) >> i am making fun of tonight on "red eye," is the new mcdone nationals happy meal toy teaching your child to swear? come on, parents, that's supposed to be your job. and is it ever okay to text in a crowded theater? only if are you texting "fire" in all caps. will we be friends at the end of the interview? our panel provides quips. first, a news break. i'm jackie ibanez. the boston marathon bomber could face another trial.
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