greg gutfeld is coming up and i will see you next saturday night. >> steaming, swamp like washington which has been drenched with the heaviest rainfall. it is wet in this town and steaming. greg: summons boxers are sticking back. [laughter] enough. you want to drive your enemies nuts? have more fun than they are. >> remember when i said when i be wild and we have a lot of f fun. he said he's not acting presidential and i would say it's a lot easier to act presidential than to do what i

do. anybody can act presidential. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, of the state of florida, thank you very much for being here. you are tremendous people. i will leave now because i am boring you to death. [laughter] i can be more presidential than any president in history, except for possibly a lincoln with the big cat. greg: abe lincoln was a big hat. can you imagine abe and trump in a big debate? check out mr. big hat. what's he hiding under their another smaller hat? what's all this fun causing?

the people not having fun are getting sick of you, trump and of themselves. for, since trump got elected there's been a jump in patients suffering from what scientists call trump anxiety disorder. or tad. . >> we can begin to normalize us

this is dangerous. this is childish. it's unpresidential. >> this is the end of the presidential race and feels like the end of the world. [crowd boos] greg: of course. now it's easy to mock the suffering but i am not. when you see what is coming out of the quivering cronkite you can't blame gentler souls for falling ill. the industry sells its fear and calling it back. that's another symptom. the fear spreads faster than a cold sore from bill clinton. [laughter] fear cells. fear cells. now the media has replaced climate change with trump change is a apocalyptic wish fulfillment. every bad in the world is drum salt. pick any bad news and can trace it back to him. even stuff that happened before he was born. world war i, trump's fault. world war ii, trump's fault. think and i swimming, trump's fault.

[laughter] the problem is that things keep getting better. were doing good with north korea, middle east, gdp is going up and implement dropping. we have peace and prosperity yet the other networks see doomsday. [laughter] every day is doomsday. there is the problem. if every day is doomsday how do you know what the real doomsday is. what we need is a super duper doomsday. >> what if everything you knew about doomsday is wrong? get ready for super duper doomsday. >> at the end of the world. buckle up you will die and so is everyone else.

[laughter] >> i missed you, my friend. what do you say? >> let's get after it. [inaudible] >> don't believe what you see with your own ears. within hours only a final survivors will elect adam levine as a leader. you try to make peace by their leaving upon hearing this the

earth implodes destroying everything every created except a doomsday bunker full of my pillows. greg: that was the best. the ugly truth as the media and hollywood academia if trump were to disappear what would they be doing? >> if you think these people are sick from trump anxiety imagine there trump withdrawal. talk about a doomsday. that is, you can go back after donald. he's introduced something into politics we haven't seen in quite a while. it's energy. media anxiety is not from the apocalypse but trying to keep up. it's the first time in eight years they had to. they see these weird dance circles underneath their arms

and say what the hell is that, doctor? its sweat. [laughter] something you did not see when you are reporting about obama. things are going good with me the time for -- >> tough love with greg gutfeld. greg: welcome to tough love with greg gutfeld. i'm not crazy about cnn or jim acosta. he's a tube of brillo cream to learn to pout. the jeering at the rallies is not a good luck. when i drink too much i think i look great but in reality i should not be in the park wearing nothing but crocs. [laughter] they never believe me when i say i'm walking a dog. when i see all the yelling at jim acosta i get the anger from a cynicism about a press that under obama have their spines removed to make it easier to bend over. [crowd boos]

is clean. it's clean. now that trump is here you see the media working overtime and it's the contract that bugs you and me. when you are winning and you are, you don't need to scream. in fact, that's a piling on. my suggestion, stop. instead, do it my mom always >> i can never tell, there is no middle ground. let's stick with kindness. let's take the high road and be nicer. you will look better and it will drive the media nuts. they will be so confused that they will probably think it is the end of the world, again. >> let's welcome tonight's gue

guest, that is not a truck backing up, we are just bleeping her filthy language. my cohost on the five an anchor of the daily briefing, dana perino. [applause] besides the tv dinner, she is my favorite swanson. the original vampires on translator, the original buffy, actress kristy swanson. [applause] one of the best intros ever. her keyboard only has one letter, which is why she is always depressing. that is the review reporter on cat tim. his baseball cap gets altitude sickness. tyrus. [applause]

dana, i cannot believe i have to say this. try to keep it clean. we have children in the audience. >> he was here for your monologue. [laughter] >> gregg: what do you make of the idea of the conflict between the media and the administration and who should take the high road? do you remember what they said at the five which struck me. when i lecture people we have the luxury of a show. we can talk about all of the stuff. >> the media drives us crazy. we have an outlet for it. >> but when they see cnn take out you, that's their outlet. am i wrong? >> i don't think it's wrong. i think the advice is good. tough love. not to get so technical on the pole, he is bleeding women. the approval ratings are plummeting for him with women. it is not about the economy,

they know it's good. it is his temperament. so, it is not helping. it is not necessary. i think the reporters need to be in the room. they could be outside. you could have one tv camera. jim acosta doesn't need to be in the room. >> gregg: but if they are outside, the story will be reporters kept outside. it is a trump's fault. christie, welcome to the show. good news in the economy, is that what is driving the media nuts. they cannot figure out what to say about him? >> they want to put him down any chance they have. they want to destroy him, like the video we just saw. it is terrible. it is bad. it needs to stop. they are aging themselves. >> gregg: they look like they are getting gray, or white. >> they just look so angry and awful. they need to lighten up.

>> gregg: i noticed anderson cooper's hair is totally white. [laughter] obviously it is having an effect. cat, give me some of your deep analysis of what is going on in the current political climate. are you angry? are you perturbed? >> i am angry, nervous and perturbed. [laughter] but it is usually about other stuff like if i get food later, what if i ordered the wrong thing and i don't like it. and i wish i got another thing. what if when i'm walking down the street someone sneezes on me and i get a cold again. what if i hang out with somebody who is healthy but they're harboring a virus and i end up getting sick from them because they are still contagious, definitely i don't worry so much.

the amount of anxiety that some people have about president trump, only one person should have that anxiety about the president, and that is the president. he could be a little nervous about making important decisions. i think actually, i get more never said about my food order than he does. it seems like he is pretty chill about being president. >> gregg: i talked about this before. to him, it is another big project. he talks about it like a job, he will share the details of the jobs you that no other president would. the stuff he has to deal with, tyrus. i'm glad you made it. >> yes, i made it. [applause] >> gregg: he was circling for four hours above the suit studio. >> it was great. if i could piggyback on dana for

a minute -- take three steps. her point is spot on. the acosta thing. because of my background in wrestling, and president trump has a long historic history with wrestling. acosta likes that stuff. why is he [inaudible] the outside? reporters use to do that but you cannot get the reactions. he stands up higher than the crowd and then they get going and they say you suck or whatever it is if he got down and walked away to do his report it would be over. he's doing it for the same reason that he despises president trump they are involved with the war.

specifically most of the things with cnn has become the front runner of this dogfight with the president. they are willing to go anywhere to go after him. they want to hold themselves in a higher court, but they are the same. trump, he is a babyface right now. they will cheer him and boot you. >> greg: it is a mismatch right now. >> you can't win this fight. like shut up lady you can't be here. be a bad guy. i am doing a report on you sir and your extramarital's. like, be a bad guy. [applause] >> also they have no sense of humor. if you cannot beat them, join them. and laugh. maybe it would be better. >> greg: i hope that -- it's

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>> greg: unemployment is so low even hillary found a new job. were teaming up with steven spielberg, however that is to produce a documentary on the woman suffrage movement. the struggle they endured for the right to vote. one hundred years later than they could elect donald trump. [laughter] groups, i gave away the ending. [applause] hillary is producing television now which is a powerful gig. tv is a very persuasive medium. the more stuff she produces, the more fun i can have with her. i wonder what her next project is going to be?

>> hillary clinton presents, i hate everyone on this planet, especially greg gutfeld. [laughter] >> greg: i cannot wait for that. cats, what you make of this? does it upset you, it should. >> i just don't how you get a gig like that, being hillary clinton. she does not really strike me as being a creative person. i do not think she has ever finger painted, even as a child she was probably like no, i am not doing that. she was able to hire another kid to do the fingerpainting for her. that is just how i see it. she had to hire basically a team of writers for her twitter, to make jokes on twitter. if you cannot seep into your own tweets, how will you make your own movie? she is good at one thing, sitting there and looking

terrifying. [laughter] >> greg: obviously, hollywood, does she deserve this opportunity? what you make of this? >> no. a producer? like an executive producer? >> greg: you do not need a lot for that, do you? >> no. she is going to sit am a directors chair eating donuts and collecting a check. >> greg: bill is thinking, i will do the casting couch. [laughter] >> greg: dana, serious points, if she is a real feminist should they do a documentary on harvey weinstein? they'll be truly feminist but she cannot because she overlooked his behavior because he was giving so much money to the party for her to get

elected. maybe the worst example of a feminist is her, maybe. >> you said it well. >> greg: thank you. >> i wonder if they will start off with the woman who started off the right to vote is from wyoming, which is where i am from. typically conservative. i also don't think she will have to do anything. just like barack obama or michelle obama will have to do anything from the millions they are getting from netflix. when james patterson wrote his latest book, he added bill clinton to it. it was a collaboration. james patterson did not need bill clinton to help sell books. this is basically, it is like if you fail, then you get picked up by hollywood if you are a liberal. i am not bitter about that. >> greg: you should be. i am you have not failed. but when i fail, i have no safety net.

maybe this is a weird thing i dreamt. wasn't the suffrage movement created am part for prohibition ? a woman would vote question work. >> it was property rights am a miami you do not have that high of a population. they wanted women to vote to increase their vote total. >> greg: tyrus, what are your thoughts on hillary's next move? >> we should be afraid. i am not messing with her. leave her alone. [laughter] stop messing with her. there is that scary old lady on your block and one kid who always wants to go pick that and say don't do it. don't to it. she is going to use this vehicle because she is going to do that. he is a name and has a big band-aid. he is about women to get her

reelection bid going this is a path to get her with her base. this movie is about women's right to vote because we need to stick together to stop the evil trump. it is going to come back to donald trump am a darth vader suits at the end of the movie. [laughter] i guarantee. >> greg: we should call it jaws seven. i am just envisioning hillary's house has seven or eight frisbees on the roof because nobody goes over to get it back. >> everybody who grows up am the neighborhood knows who i am talking about. this is the lady, times ten. >> like am the sandlot? >> he was the dog and was sweet. even if they got hurt she would be crawling after you like terminator.

>> greg: coming up, do trigger warnings do more harm than good? however

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[laughter] a new study from harvard, a school finds that trigger warnings may do more harm than good. we have seen these from books depicting violence. one group got a trigger warning, one didn't. what they found is that trigger warnings increase people's emotional vulnerability to trauma. if you're someone who believes words can hurt you, a trigger warning makes it worse. that is crazy. somebody who may have been able to handle something shocking would be less able to handle it because of the warning. trigger warnings are causing pain not preventing it. this is nuts. i've come up with a great new product. one that counters trigger warnings with a blunt world advice from someone you know well. >> sometimes i want direction and advice from a favorite strategists. why canno why can't i have both?

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>> am 500 feet turn right. the only way am which to fight political correctness and ideological prejudice is to turn right. then turn left to avoid traffic. >> here we come. >> you can download this right ear smart phone. >> this should be easy for you, your filthy communist. then i can see so get a haircut. >> get the positioning system today. you'll never get lost or disappoint your parents again. >> that was supposed to be on the show tonight. he could have used a gps. but he did not make it, so he's not there. but we have you. >> a constellation price, i know but i can do the accent.

>> greg: am the world world, you will get a trigger warning. >> i did not have a trigger warning about the alligator going into the convenience store. had i known they would be terrorizing people i may have prepared myself and not embarrassed the network by saying a bad word on live television. >> greg: on the five, dana said something awful on the show which embarrassed her cohost. >> if i had known the alligator was going to do that, i might not have cause the problem. >> trigger warnings are like spoilers, isn't it better to find out things. >> i'll be real honest, my definition of trigger warnings is a lot different than yours.

>> i do a lot of prepping for the show. this means i'm going to my car so, you mean like a preemptive verbal cue that something offensive is about to come. >> greg: apparently students feel that way okay. >> that's exactly what it is. and you can choose to leave. if you hear the just music. >> if i'm reading a book, once upon a time -- no thank you, i got it. >> greg: if you do well on certain matters, it makes it worse. it is like if you told the kid a dr. comes am and said were going to give you a flu shot just to let you know, it's a giant needle. it is going to pierce your skin.

when my dr. does certain exams he talks to me while he was doing it so i'm not paying attention. and then i say -- what just happened. >> it's so much better. >> greg: you are shocked by his finger. >> a sneak attack. >> greg: are you saying that wasn't a question? >> it was not a question at all. >> greg: it was a statement wrapped am a question. what are your thoughts am general? >> i think it is ridiculous to warn people. >> i learned something new today and i love trigger warnings. can i get a trigger warning when you go on a date? instead of stocking will kat, last word.

>> i think it makes perfect sense, just like the shopping or anything else. if were saying this might emotionally traumatize you how is that supposed to calm you down? that would be if i came to you before every show is a don't screw it up. i do not think that will make you have a better show. >> greg: it wouldn't, but yet you still do it. >> i kind of do. [laughter] >> greg: a lot of people do that at box. they really do. >> greg: still to come, new government program that punishes you for your social behavior. is it awesome or scary, or both?

>> greg: your life will be grave

if you misbehave. china, the country, not the fine dinnerware has rolled out a social credit system despite on the behavior of its massive population. the reason is from a government document keeping trust is glorious and breaking trust is disgraceful. lou dobbs once said the same to me am a sauna. i never forgot it. [laughter] now, with social credit scores except it is way worse. things like bad driving, smoking and a non-smoking area or posting fake news online can affect your social score. people with low scores can be prevented from traveling. you can miss out of school, jobs, or the ambrosia salad recipe. it's amazing. the system is optional but they plan to make scores mandatory am public by 2020. am the words of dana perino -- holy -- that is pretty scary.

[laughter] >> obviously. >> i'm going to go to first of dana calm down a bit. [laughter] i kind of like this idea. >> you like this idea? can you imagine if they put your internet history up, you would really want that and the naked party stuff you look at? this is a horrible idea for men. >> greg: those are bodysuits. >> my brothers am china land, dan. everything you do. i can only speak for men, straight men. [laughter] we are kind of decrepit, naughty little dudes and we look at things we shouldn't because we are curious about the world so,

i would really not want to be walking my son to school i would not be able to take my daughter to school ever. his credit score 600 but his personality score is a two. and his adult contents of negative 75. >> you have a credit rating and a pervert trading. i'm curious,. >> greg: dana, you love this topic. why do you love it? i think it is the most evil way to try to control people the system is meant to depress creativity and freedom. i want to give you an example. they have a system where let's say you jaywalk. it's easier to get across the street and you take your life am your own hands.

they would take pictures of everyone. they mash it to your credit score they would say dana perino jaywalk today and being am debt am china is an embarrassing thing. they try to control your entire life. they are making a huge mistake. i think they changed am a terrible way. >> how do you feel about a? >> i feel the same way dana does. it is a big eye-opener. to be appreciative and the freedoms that we have. [applause] >> not so fast. i want more of that, i kinda love it. one of the things we could get penalized for is buying too many video games. have any viewed dated the dude

that plays a lot of video games? it's like you don't exist. it's like, sorry am not a dragon. they should have lots of other things to like posting minute by minute updates about your pregnancy on social media or saying something after asking you a question. were you born am a barn? what is wrong with you. is someone out there is sharing chapstick i'm fine with that. >> by the way, were doing this to ourselves. we are policing our own behavior on twitter. we are banishing them and that's just as bad. we are actually a big brother.

i am with you. social credit, hogging gym machines. >> you hate people that hog gym machines? >> greg: yes. >> why? >> greg: i just want to use the gym machine. >> i'm going to go with dana on this one. [laughter] >> greg: go ahead and clap. i am not listening to your clapping. still to come, people are getting low rates on car

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>> greg: he changed his gendero. according to the news a calgary calgary lee man changed his information so he could get better insurance rates. if you are a woman you only paid

$1100 less. his insurance company told him that. turns out the insurance process of men under 25 are at higher risk of collision than women of the same age. david said he is not physically changing his gender, just only on paper which was as easy as getting a dr. snow. is he exposing the sexist practice or committing fraud? either way, he is my hero. we know who the worst driver is. right mr. whiskers? ♪ local ♪ ♪ >> greg: he has a perfect driving record. so thank you. your clapping over that? your star for humor. this guy is an american hero even though he -- where men are men and moose are nervous. >> i love the canadians. let me make that clear what is

this about? is it jim carrey who did it? justin bieber? i have no idea. i think it is very clever. it proves that men and women are biologically different when it comes to money would feminists prefer they pay the same amount as men. >> we want the social credit for being who we are. the interesting thing, isn't it canada who is changing their birth certificate going forward? you do not have to declare a gender. i do not know what allstate and geico are going to do. >> it is opening a can of worms. >> here's the thing, i guess for the people who are psychologically challenged for not knowing who they are being

trapped, this could be disheartening. but it's still the point. this is the problem when we change the rules so everybody is happy. then nobody is happy. there are 24 technical genders now what i am saying is they will get upset. the guy changes to save money. but inside he felt like a cheap woman. he did not want to pay the bill you cannot argue that. >> should woman do the reverse like if you identify as a man there is no line at the men's bathroom. >> i just don't understand this personally. i should not be getting cheaper car insurance than anyone, or car insurance at all. when i used to drive, i got am so many accidents, i hit other cars and things that were not cars that were not moving.

i blew out a tire because i had was -- and that is something that would only happen to a woman, the gorka gps that went about 5 inches that's the first time i will driven about six years. so sure i totally deserve cheaper car insurance. this is fair. >> i think we learned a lot. you won't see these folks at the post office. they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how to they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters. ship packages. all the amazing services of the post office, right on your computer. get a 4 week trial plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/now and never go to the post office again.

>> greg: my book is out am every audience member got an autographed copy. look at that. i am better than oprah winfrey. tomorrow, i will be am houston go to g got fell good.com. i think i will be am huntington

books and long island on tuesday. check man. a special thanks to dana, tyrus and our studio troy balderson. "watters' world" starts now. jesse: i'm jesse waters. president trump speaking right now at a rally in lewis center, ohio. let's listen. president trump: i don't think they did it consciously. they didn't know what the hell they were doing. they had no idea. the globalists think it's wonderful when they close up a plant inio and move it to mexico or some other country. send it back into our country tax-free. those days are ending, tax-free. right? no good. we don't like that. we want our people. did you see a certain gentleman th