judge jeanine: remember to follow me on twitter and on instagram at judge -underscore janine. thanks so much for watching. the greg got tell joe is next. plplplplplplplplplplplplplplplp. it'll be me sitting here however, it's been a while. >> maybe it's time. [inaudible] greg: kathy griffin has let herself go.

thank you. zero, to be johnny depp. good movie franchise going over at disney and he probably got a buck or two in your pocket. clearly, in his own world. on second thought be glad you aren't johnny depp. >> when was the last time an actor assassinated a president? greg: are you drunk or british? i was just thinking it's been a long time since an actor assassinated his career. johnny, do the words kathy griffin mean anything? maybe you two should team up. there's a lot of abandoned malls in america that you could stink up. johnny, trying so hard to be so cool, always pretending you're keith richards at mac but your and exile on broad street.

yes, anyway. thank you. [applause] depp is older than me and he dresses like a schoolgirl collage, scarves, bracelets, more scarves, more bracelets and stumbling, slurring advertisement for a hot topic discount table. johnny, here is some vice. it's okay to be a drunk but get dressed before you get hammered. [applause] you know that leftover pile of unwanted clothes in target after black friday? that is you. lucky for johnny he's not alone in his love for political violence. remember moby? believe talented bald person ever. bald people are usually really

talented but he's not. he just released a music video and i wonder who the villain is? ♪. greg: so, that was an awful song, by the way. trumpet becomes a fine robot who turns into a swastika and terrorizes the city that's exploding under a dose of truth. that's about as edgy as moby's head. and the hateful hits keep coming. here's a nebraska democratic official, phil montag, right after the steve shooting. >> his whole job is to get convince people to [bleep], to [bleep] i hate [bleep]. i'm glad he got shot [bleep]

>> what are you staying? >> what are you telling us poor? greg: wow, they fired him. why he was just saying what a lot of lefties feel. he just got caught but there is a lot of hate coming from the party of tolerance. they demonize those who disagree and then they wonder why america is so divisive. like me on leather night, the democrats are in a bind. they made the georgia election such a big deal then they lost and now they want to move on but you can't say nothing to see here after taking a dump on live tv. i should know. [laughter] who lou got involved. the intellectual version of an elevator part. so, why did john lewis' work was at the fact that he was only 12? he wasn't that bad. he's not hateful it was the hate

around him. they aren't pro anything, they're just against you. they hate you. think about it they had done some hollywood power money and they still lost that seat because they only have rage. if trumps victory rally a president who talks about you. >> the truth is people love us, all of us. they don't get it. they haven't figured it out yet. you know, they're still trying to figure where all those photos came from, those voters came out of the hills -- these are hard-working, we had the hardest working, the smartest people, the toughest people, they are very lucky that our people don't protest. believe me. greg: he has a lot of gum chewing people too. [laughter] on the other side, what do you get? a democratic party that only talks about him. >> what you are seeing is those

motors attend voters being repulsed by the president and giving us a look on the democratic side. >> do you think it should be in the situation as close to your republican opponent if it was anyone other than donald trump? >> be in ministration performance does not inspire confidence in anyone, i think, the concerns about the integrity and competence of the administration have only grown over time. greg: i think he mowed my lawn. [laughter] it's hard to when we stand for nothing but hating one guy. then you add alyssa milano is telling you how to vote and she doesn't even live there. was the boss, my. the republicans showed us that a strong woman can win when she runs on something other than being a strong woman. she persisted, unlike you know who, hollywood should applaud but instead date was for murder. i say the dems have to go back to the drawing board but the

drawing board sucks. the router that is their addiction to identity politics which is attempts to replace a singular identity, american, with 100 morley tribes. now, the party has seen the tribes and it's based on different demonization. identity on campuses are attacking thought and this can only lead to violence because once you eliminate debate, there is no stop gap between emotion and violence that anger becomes. [inaudible] it spread to the democratic party and it's getting really weird. when we say stop talking about russia. >> prussian army trained language turn ukrainian political operative, constantine. constantine, constantine, he was russian military intelligence. greg: nope, shall never stop. [laughter]

let's welcome tonight guests. he's so smart that jeopardy watches him every night, washington times opinion editor, fox news computer, charlie. he's so tough that he exfoliates with a cactus, he's a metrosexual popeye, host of hollywood. >> you had to get that in. greg: terry shaffer. saucier then a jar of ragu, cat. and he could totally make out with the statue of liberty. former bodyguard, tyrus. charlie, is it wrong -- am i

exaggerating to say the democratic party has some serious problems? >> know, zero my goodness. the fact that were only now that people are starting to say maybe nancy pelosi is in the best leader for us? are you kidding me she's been around for two and a half decades and they're not a party in your intro there is exactly right. it's all identity politics and then it's also the sort of coalition of special interest. when everybody scratched everybody back, it worked fine but now? they have no ideas and there's nothing bringing them together. greg: there operating under the assumption that the country is damn so they can agree with anybody in these little warring factions anymore and it's just them. >> the net result is that moby thing. forgive me, i never heard of the guy. greg: either that he it's just

socialist garble. it's nonsense and that is what these people believe. if you believe in the state, you believe in socialism then it killing somebody because they have a political difference is perfectly fine. greg: yes, exactly. >> asked stalin. greg: they don't think you're wrong, they think you're evil. terry, the one thing the democratic party and the campus have, and is a trading life experience in exchange for a person's identity so when identity is an achievement. if you're in the military had to start a small business, you're actually valued less that a 16 -year-old with a nose ring. >> that was a very long, well done, you cover the whole darn thing tonight. we almost don't need to talk but will anyway. greg: you can afford a jacket. [inaudible conversations] [laughter]

>> i had a jacket but greg saw it and says no, take it off. he always does this to me. he always sets me up. [laughter] i kept questioning what i do is work every time. the identity politics. well set on your part because identity politics with humans are tribal and tries go to war. they go to war for resources, for power for territory and right now, like you said, the enemy of my enemy is my friend but it so funny because you see a lot of the stuff fracturing already where the black-white matter that we don't want you white liberals here and i said this on your show yesterday, america, the media hates you. the left doesn't just disagree with us, they don't think were wrong, they despise us. they've been caught in the e-mails and in their broadcast and this is why trump has done so well. trump was never my guy, i know

he was in your guy but were now defending him because basically reflectively designing ourselves five exactly. by the way,. [applause] >> i'm so mad at you for doing this for me. greg: the anime of my enemy is my friend. >> i had to get that in there. greg: kat, is this more evidence that celebrity viewed -- you look at all the stuff going on in the people that are in georgia district, are they liabilities is a time for the democrats to get out of the picture. >> democrats use we went by being the party of the working people. now that the party of the hollywood elite and their entire entire strategy is to just say president is mean, they don't have anything to offer. in the mean guy. that of course does not win elections. people who are in high school

and running for class president understand that. can you imagine if you're running for class president and you get up and say that other guy is mean to me in the hallway, people wouldn't vote for you, they'd throw milk at you. everybody knows that. nobody wants the whiner to be leading them you said elite? >> elite. greg: that something i don't understand. tyrus, i want to know what you think. i feel like the democratic party is a party of children, all emotion, tantrum based. >> excuse me, while i switch my chair. [applause] that's an interesting well set points but honestly, i think the democratic party has become the monster that they created. i say that because the right was racist and violent and the right ways our way or no way and that's what they are now. it's -- when i look at all the

things they claimed, we had a saying in the hood, they were the wolves in sheep's clothing and it was great to say that were here to help you people and will help your neighborhoods but they were never going to do it. we can't do it because the public a party is stopping us but now that there's no excuses for that, when they lost -- they lost and gave away. it's ironic, i was thinking about this when you are talking, there thing is that trump colluded with russia to stop hillary hillary colluded with the democratic party to stop something else, correct? >> correct,. >> well, bernie. >> well, they divided their party by collusion and deception, hacking and the whole thing has been papered over because you have barack obama was a likable fellow and he was a smart politician in terms of his personality. that's completely papered over the fact that on the policies,

on the issues, democrats are getting slaughtered for eight years. he was the only guy that managed to win in all of that because he won reelection and of course, the media was like we are right all along, these ideas are great. meanwhile, america is like no. the ideas are terrible. greg.greg: we have to go but ons you quickly about debt. he has apologized for what he said. is this going to hurt his career contract should disney do something? >> he is a future in journalism. [laughter] >> i hope it doesn't, actually. we hear this crap all the time and were constantly insulted. we can go on and on and play the imagine if someone on the right had said that? lisa malone and he said what he said. i also don't like calling a boycott. i think it's monism and i don't

think that but i do, personally, stand for stuff. if i know someone thanks i suck and they denigrate me, i just don't patronize, i don't give them their money. >> but there's a pattern in entertainment. when you're losing your grip, you become politically involved. >> pirates caribbean 47, suck. keeping it real. if you look at moby, where the hell have you been? everyone who is talking about trump is trying to make money. you don't get it twisted. i'm going to bury in my video, you can literally produce jesus christ on your video and no one will watch it. this is what they do. it's a money scheme and has nothing to do with politics, just trying to be relevant. greg: it's not brave, kat. it would've been brave if you're done positive about trump because everyone know agrees with you. >> i saw a study, recently, that found that approximately zero

people were outside of what he did. america's 0% better and so will be disappointed. 515 years ago i had dinner with moby at his restaurant. >> harvard study. greg: really, i don't believe it. his we had oatmeal for dinner at his budgetary restaurant. >> is it still open smart. greg: it's close. >> i rest my case. greg: it was oatmeal for dinner and that is moby's life. >> i had to go on to wikipedia to find out who the guy -- he claims to be a grandson of herman melville. greg: i did not know that. >> it doesn't take many decorations to go from moby to. greg: moby would join. >> he did create some really great electronic music.

greg: metrosexual popeye. still ahead, first the border wall is back and it's better

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greg: finally, an actual use for solar power. >> we will build the wall. we have already started planning and it will be built. greg:thinkingabout building thea solar wall so it creates energy and pays for itself. this way mexico will have to pay much less money. that's good. greg: that's better than good, that's genius. here's why. a solar what wall was submitted by contractors this year and tropical solar it shows he's not against the environment he was

just against that expensive, stupid paris accord and one could argue then that the wall is actually better for the planet and that lousy punitive deal. putting a 40 wall to vote seems unlikely but a solar wall, that's interesting. here we go. here you go, democrat, you want renewable energy jobs for me too. finally, josie has a heart. one of his other proposals had a trench filled with nuclear waste. the left is furious he didn't go with that but here's my idea: a wall of hydrangeas. >> once they are what, you want to mount them and that's where the mechanics becomes vitally important. dip it in the alum, inserted directly into the panel. repeat that until you have both panels or three or four or how many you're going to do totally covered. look how much prettier than a big massive vase of flowers.

there is nothing grander than a wall of hydrangeas five bright idea. it totally lightens up a firing squad. >> it does, greg. five carey, genius idea? heat the nipples of the last. he gave them the purple purple. he gave every -- >> i can't top that. does he know he's doing this so well mark is it accidental? it actually doesn't matter because how will the left get out of this he even said mexico will pay less, you're welcome. you know what i mean mark you can't argue with this guy? >> it's the funniest thing that ever happened.

he keeps saying i want to build a wall but they'll never go for it, a wall of solar panels. [cheering] >> i try to keep thinking of the equivalent but i can't think of it. democrats would want this and this is for everybody but then zero, everybody has to deal with the nra. greg: that's a good one. >> thank you, i just came up with that. greg: tyrus, it's not going to happen, is it? >> the biggest problem with the solar wall is would you plug your phone and it illegal aliens are running up and let me charge my phone. i think it's great that i would love for it to be in the room with that diehard liberal who is like, we are not having a wall

built of solar. greg: they might come out against solar power because of this. >> they have to. [laughter] >> i want the wall built and i've always been a big fan of the wall. but there's a big reason why i don't want the wall built ps if you get the wall vote, he won't be passionate about billing the wall anymore. every time he brings up the wall and talks about it it drives people insane and then getting mexico to pay for it, i just love it. i don't want it to go away. >> the timing is good. he had to throw me to the crowd on the wall. he's been getting hammered with where is the wall? years and idea. >> it's almost like he's like

i've been thinking about it, big, solar, you're welcome. greg: he didn't even have to come up -- he doesn't have to get drunk to come up with ideas. >> he's naturally high on life. greg: we know what that is like. >> the only thing better would be if it was guarded by polar bears. greg: and they had hot yoga studios and kale. later in the show, the new kind of sucks. first the president tells us to be handl

5% contained and destroyed more than one dozen home. i'm patty and brown, now back to greg. greg: this justin, donald trump hates the poor. at least, according to the media. on wednesday, president trump, had a rally and said this about his economic team. >> these are people that are great, brilliant business lines and that's what we need and that's what we have to show the world so the they don't take advantage. we can't have the world taking advantage of us anymore. i love all people rich, poor but, in those particular positions i don't want a per-person, does that make sense? greg: he is gold. how did the media react to that statement? >> 2017, blessed are the poor. >> if any other person in

politics at that date have their career crushed. donald trump is just going to shut it off. >> are you speechless? >> there's something a little bit posted about that. it's posted in a way that's hard to dissect. greg: he just didn't get it. then he sent the media into another frenzy after he treated this: with all the recently reported electronic surveillance intercepts, unmasking and legally information i have no idea whether there are tapes or recordings of my conversations with james comey but i did not and do not have any recordings but the truth is, is he never did claim to have tapes. he only defeated the james comey better hope there are no tape. essentially, he keeps setting a

trap for the media and they keep walking right into him. >> breaking news, he comes clean on the subject of secret white house recordings. >> here's the deal, there are no tape, there were never tapes and the president apparently doesn't regret a thing. >> donald trump took to twitter to knock down the political crisis of his own making acknowledging a couple hours ago that he did not record the conversations with jim comey. required to the president so long to confirm or deny he had the state. >> adding to the president he has been amused at all be obsessing over this. greg: we find it amusing that he trolled you for so long. [applause] first, i'll go to you tyrus. they're deliberately misinterpreting the comment. it's like saying, tyrus, we can't hire you as a bodyguard

unless you have upper body strength. he's not saying, not the poor, talking about people can't handle their money. >> that so crew that was shocked, let a homeless guy come into your house and budget your finances. you won't wanted to go down. i won't go to a doctor's office and be like hey, you, would you pull this to for me. i'd want a specialist. what he said was raw, probably, but something people wouldn't say. i don't want to poor guy fixing my -- he got poor for a reason. greg: exactly. >> we all buy godzilla figurines and spend money on -. greg: he be the worst accountant. >> when i had more money in my life, i spent way worse than i when i had less money in my life. when i was a broken person living in an apartment without a bed i wasn't just up at night blowing money on a kitty scratching post it look like a dj booth.

i may have done that in more recent days. greg: now that you have a show, that's what you been doing. >> really, really, things are going well. [cheering] greg: charles, what did he mean by poor? >> he speaks in maybe not the most eloquent or specifically accurate terms all the time but everybody knows what he is saying. nobody didn't get what he meant by that. everybody here was laughing at the replay of it. i guess we have always sort of known it, but it's never been in such relief as we've seen the last two years. the media -- you have to have your funnybone surgically removed. greg: their healers. i found myself -- during the election i was saying i couldn't

handle this guy and then when i realized if i looked at it like it was a comedy central roast, zero my god, this guy is great. >> it's cold. you can't write better comedy and the media and the establishment forces that. he's bought and got between us and them. they continue to isolate themselves because they're constant. they take the bait every time five i do think they know -- >> there the worst party guest ever. greg: we have to go. i also note that they knew -- they knew what he was talking about, that's what i hate about them but they pretended like he

greg: to put the baby off even more, the trumpet ministration decided to have a press briefing without the press. [applause] actually, no cameras or audio recording. how does cnn and feel about this? >> that's the white house behind me. it's bizarre. i don't know what world we are living in but were standing at the white house and they bring us into the briefing room and they won't answer these questions on camera. greg: he seems a little better about this. president trump, your response. >> cnn, hey, the camera just went off. covered life, the camera just went off, can't imagine why. greg: we caught up later to get more reaction.

>> you change your number, you won't answer my calls, i won't be ignored. greg: we all know what that means. all right, kat. should we be concerned with no press briefings. >> i like the press briefings but i don't think it's that serious. it doesn't have to be serious. whether or not, trump actually does something wrong, they wake up deciding that trump will do something wrong in their minds. have you ever heard that you create what you fear -- that they've done. great job. greg: the media is like a better ax. trump dumped them for twitter and rallies. if you take twitter plus the rallies is equal to or greater than media and so now they're just like, what about me, charlie?

>> the one thing the media does that i will never understand is the idea that somehow this is a closed administration. this is the most open administration in the history of technology. the guy tweets angles on tv, attends rallies, what's funny is that obama we're is the most transparent and it was anything but that. this is actually a really. >> when he starts doing instagram live. greg: if he does periscope, i'm in trouble. >> you just gave him an idea five tyrus, the best part is that it's fun. he's teasing the media. the media you were always the butt of the media's jokes, right smart not you but generally you. >> i'm sitting in the chair and tapping my fingers. greg: he's now trolling the media and the media it needs to make everybody nervous. >> what he is doing is brilliant. cut out the middleman. you're not to give my message

the right way so i'll do it myself. the media is literally acting -- i already bought the tickets for the vacation in what you mean you're not going? but i bought the tickets, i have to go. >> you have to buy a tango if you bought the tickets back know. greg: you invite someone to go with you. that's what you do. >> let me follow pens around for a while. >> we talked this about this at the break but i'm enjoying this way more than i thought i would. i'm not sure where it turned and what speech did it or what e-mail did it or what but i'm having more fun now. greg: when did it become fun? >> because everybody got back to their life. america got back to. greg: the only people who aren't having fun.

[inaudible conversations] >> glenn close is turning on the lamp. it's a universal truth about donald trump that he's always had the greatest enemies. greg: that's true. good point. will end on that point. plenty more to go. more forward i never thought i'd

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greg: it's a dollar from health. first, by mattel, this week the worker rolled out a diverse new lineup of ken dolls. it comes in various body types and hairstyles. this is already standing out, behold, man bun can. sure, they could have given him a cool scar or tattoo or a ship anger but no let's give him a man bun. like giving mona lisa a mohawk like getting barbie a hitler mustache. look, mattel, this is a terrible disease. on the show, we have tried to do our part to educate the pop country about the danger of man runs. you come along and reverse our

progress by indoctrinating kids into this madness. here's the first commercial. >> is that cool bro the smooth pilot hair on his head. it's man but can. he gets to do all the stuff regular guys can only dream of. like hot yoga. taking self is at a protest. we have two # resist. plane nonsense songs at a coffee shop. starbucks is my guilty pleasure. man bun can it doesn't have a job he has planned for anytime for working on his tan. don't forget, man bun can live by one row. no shirt, no shoes, no i'm awesome. get your man bun can today. greg: mattel, you are welcome. that made him kind of appealing and we put it together. that was tom in luigi and a

bunch of other people upstairs. all right, let's start with you, charlie push back what you make of it? >> i don't have any ken dolls and i didn't know they were making them sprites they are quite delightful. i had this one removed last we week. if one of the men under your command try to grow a man bun what would you do? >> it wouldn't happen. greg: it wouldn't get that far. >> i could be partially jealous because i have no hair. greg: i do not know what that means. >> but you don't know that. greg: is talking about your back. greg: kat? >> you want me to respond after that surprised you appreciate the work. >> we have to have dolls that we

cannot rest to have every single way to barbie of a human that ever existed. i don't care if dolls look like me or the people around me. i would just look in the mirror or look at the people around me if i wanted to see that. what is this weird obsession. they are do not need to represent humanity. greg: they have an overweight can. >> does anyone feel better because there's an overweight into perspective. greg: now you can have man bun to to. >> i have a daughter and she loves barbies but shall smash this. [cheering] problem solved. greg: that's headless can.

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greg: you got something to share, kat. >> many people don't know this but many people don't know this that i like general mattis. his honest quote about military leadership. >> what keeps you awake at night? >> nothing, i keep other people awake at night. [cheering] >> he says often stuff like that all the time. in an effort to be more like him i decided to spend the day at work speaking only in a real post from general mattis. problem is i scared some people. watch. >> i want to be on tv to. i need to be polite, be professional but have a plan to kill everybody you need.

>> hey, kat. what's going on i have an idea for the shows i made a powerpoint for the patient. to my looking it over christmas. >> powerpoint makes us stupid. >> you sunk my battleship. how do you win every time? >> because the most important 6 inches on the battlefield are between your ears back high, summer intern, i'm kat, i'll be your guide today. i come in peace. i do not bring any artillery but i am pleading with you with tears in my eyes if you [bleep] with me i will kill you all. >> kat, i love that you're joining the company's apathy but i have to tell you it gets intense. last week we. >> i'll be right up there with you. i like brawling.

[cheering] five charlie, kat, tyrus, thank come back again when eric shawn is out. james: you bet. arthel: stick around. kelly wright is up next with the fox report. >> republican senators struggle for common ground on a healthcare bill, president trump is slamming its predecessor over russia's interference in the election. i'm kelly wright in for julie banderas and this is the fox report. president trump visiting his golf course in virginia after answering questions in an exclusive interview with fox news to air tomorrow. the president accuses president obama of knowing what russia was up to, and quote, doing nothing. it comes as a report from the washington post says the former president was slow and cautious in responding to russia's meddling. now, even some democrats are piling on to mr. obama