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this noise from the potholes. imagine waking up to news is a repeat of last week's news for last year's news and pretending it doesn't exist. it's like a groundhog the episode of the walking dead. >> is been put out there in the media that this is a possible hate crime. it's a seed that makes people feel left out. was he making it up? he was degraded. he had bleached poured onto him. >> is really happening all the time and even if it was a hoax for the sake of bringing attention to this, that is low-key noble. greg: it doesn't even have to be real. then six days ago, this happen happened. >> these are symbols of torture and racial violence. >> so alarmed by the video she saw of a rope that looked like a noose, she's calling for a hate crime investigation. the rope is part of the making as part of larger swing system.

even shared this video. >> has thought it looks close to a noose. folks use it for exercise, it was a fun addition. greg: i want to hang out with him, seriously. anyway, the media to continue this, they must see the skepticism of the journalist trade and pretend they were born yesterday or they remember the noose found in a park turned out to be swings installed by a black man, how racist. you think it would make them anchors actually think? but they can't. they are programmed, the generators of this modern hysteria. common sense replaced by rage forming and when it fails, they never learn, they just press repeat. it's funny, homeless this ain't harmless. after three weeks of hell,

riding and burning, they embraced this unproven story that could make everything worse and why? they don't give a damn. even if the story was horribly for our country, they have something to smear all of us with. less than a third of these alleged ads turn out to be real, meaning much of this is media hysteria. right now, and australia, they are arguing over the inherent racism because white pieces go first. we into the tackle checkers. how can a red piece jumping black piece not be a hate crime? the fact is, you can make any story more explosive by adding the its racist layer, it's a simple equation. topic was raised equals new story and may be an enemy. one day you can be a piece on summer beige, tuesday, the secret racism of suburb fashion. why is everything so quite? except after labor day. what does that mean? what are they saying about labor

and skin color? so this is not about bubble wallace, someone else found the rope. i can see how that confuse matters, garage door rope and the look of a noose, it goes hand-in-hand with the noose is for a hand so we were all the reporters trying to uncover the truth? waiting for another news story to fall into their laps? story should have ended in one hour and instead was used as upon to get the device of plan alive. >> people who want to call it out and put up videos and polar photos of not being put in as their evidence, go ahead. from the evidence we have, that i have it's a straight up news. greg: another equation, take anything bad and the media makes it worse instead of expressing relief, this wasn't racist, the media regrets hate crime is so

rare because that undermines their fake narrative but it's not about bubble, he came out looking pretty good. deliberately forget the past to guide the future. check out this guest. >> clear what a noose represents and did someone know it was in the stall i do not think loosing closure in this particular inquiry. greg: why is msnbc interviewing al sharpton over fake hate crime? he practically invented them. as the one who pushed the story decades ago, a young black girl who didn't come home in time and rather than upset her. she claims she was raped by a bunch of white guys. pretending his self-promotion was actually victim advocacy group into lies but is still doing fine, thanks to the msnbc

bookers. we are living in a textbook definition of a panic. we are told is happening, it is. if you stand up to defiant, you could lose everything. the media ignores mom's raging pilot more on our street going to demonize other citizens standing by who are worried sick. right burning, lies, hoaxes, uses and smears and what we do? americans involved colors, stand in our yards waiting patiently for two and we can get back to being a country. what if it doesn't end? or, what if this is how it ends? not good for you and me. happy all the way to the bank. greg: welcome tonight's guest, his liver stands for the national anthem, author of american crusade, cohost, claims is deplorable but i think he's adorable. cohost of the deplorable to her, not on fox nation from terrence kate williams. she lives her life by one code,

host, cat. mountains are hills, tyrus. what happened? what you think happened? because i don't know. tyrus: well, he couldn't be prouder in terms of taking the platform he has and on the cusp of real good change, we are seeing stuff with police reform, we are having the conversation about equality getting equal stuff for schools, we got a lot of good things going on, a lot of awareness and people coming forward and asking questions, looking for a better tomorrow but unfortunately, we still have to deal with the media. but i commend nascar and how they handled the situation. they felt something was a hate

crime, a noose, i get it. they investigated and showed it wasn't. the media didn't care about that result, they cared about keeping the fire going. it's the wrong message. we are seeing music groups that haven't been relevant in years coming up and saying we are going to change our name. dixie chicks are like, we are not dixie anymore. we're just chicks. greg: . tyrus: i'm pretty sure there's a group that would have a problem calling themselves chicks. so we have to be aware during this time, i'm glad, i think nascar taking down the confederate flag is a great thing. think permanency is not necessary, if a man what the confederate flag on his car window, no problem with that but again, the bigger prizes in this type of stuff like what we are doing for you, you are not doing anything. greg: exactly.

that's the funny thing, terrence, you know what i noticed when i was watching the news? the white journalists that are overboard exaggerating stories and always seems to me was like robert johnson, shaking his head going, what is going on? it's the overwhelming virtue signaling of the journalist that makes this worse. terrence: it's always the loony white liberals that get this started. they are rallying up black people about racism, black people never complain about this until the white journalist, gets on tv and tell them what is racist and what they should be offended about. bubble wallace thing was ridiculous. to be honest, nascar should have waited. they should have waited until the fbi investigated, they didn't have to tell cnn or msnbc or the entire world. the crazy part, bubble wallace

never even thought the rope went on the view and cnn, you should have waited. they are making everything about racism. i wouldn't be surprised if they started investigating shoelaces, you know? a lot of shoelaces look like nooses. these people are ridiculous. greg: i had a theory based on what terrence said, i don't associate myself with white losers, i would rather associate myself with lack winners, it's like an achievement thing, not a race thing. i'm totally against -- when i see white activists i say no, don't put me with them. i'd rather be with lack winners and white losers. terrence: , i think that is fair, i'd rather be with winners altogether.

the content of your character, not the color of your skin is where we were supposed to be going. now -- they are making us think this way, they are forcing this to our brains, now when i want to cross the crosswalk and i look up and i see a white man in the crosswalk because it's a white guy who tells you you can walk, is that racist? should i be thinking that way? [laughter] what's up with joe biden events with white circles around the five attendees there? should they have been right? white. [laughter] if he was told about it or if he saw it, nascar overreacted. my issue with bubble wallace, once he knew it wasn't an intentional hate crime, he didn't back off it. that's what frustrates observers. listen, you can admit you made a mistake and you were maybe quick

to react to it but then recognize that. to say no, it still is to me, it makes people feel like you can't win. greg: will give him credit when he did his twitter response and he said, i am okay, i'd rather be embarrassed by my behavior and this actually being real and i thought that was a really smart -- and obviously it was pr and pr knows how to thread the needle. but cap, how does the social media report these stories, the swing story was a week before, it was a week before. kat: i feel like everything is very upside down right now with the way it is handled. i saw a piece and cnn i was talking about, i certainly got the impression this was a chastising way, there's some

people were celebrating the fact that it wasn't a noose on twitter because they thought it was on a minute, i read it again, i was like so, these are bad people and they are racist because they are happy it was not a noose? but your antiracist if you are disappointed it wasn't? i just think the anti- news seems to be the clearly nonracist correct opinion but they are chastising people for that. outrage is rather than facts. greg: washington, jefferson, hamilton, who's next on the cancellation to a? they better keep their hands up. ♪ hey, can i... hold on one second... sure. okay... okay! safe drivers save 40%!!! guys! guys! check it out. safe drivers save 40%!!! safe drivers save 40%! safe drivers save 40%!!!

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they came from a quarry and now there are the quarry. people made of stone, protesters in portland tore down statues of thomas jefferson and george washington. d.c. protesters went after andrew jackson and in san francisco, vandals public the statue of your script. get that's what she gets for the

confederacy. remember when trump predicted this in 2017 and this guy mocked him? >> i noticed stonewall jackson is coming down, i wonder, is it george washington next week and thomas jefferson the week after? you have to ask where does it stop? >> i'll tell you where it stops, somewhere. greg: that didn't age well, oliver. a cross between harry potter and benjamin button. anyway, the guy who saw this coming want present times for these losers but what about, as far as democrats are concerned? >> as far as democrats are concerned, i think they could care less. greg: they are not saying much so perhaps statues of presidents but that's true, i have a suggestion for future targets. what about angelo david? he's been exposing himself to millions of people, is a perfect. straight up that she made.

pizza hut, you want to tell pizza out of them? it's disgusting. bloodthirsty dictator? no thank you. crazy bed making light of mental illness? i will eat it in the karate kid two terrorist teams in the san fernando valley, he can't check that. all right, you look at the statues, never seen a sadder group of people? pasty white individuals, it's true. [laughter] i'm wondering, the eggs are just unlikable, repulsive will people

towards activism or does activism create the annoying person? >> that's a great question. i think they probably gravitate toward a lot of time and a lot of time on the internet, a lot of rabbit holes, not a lot of weightlifting set down there for some time. they find themselves on the street, they find a bunch of other people to pull statues down. first of all, don't talk about pizza hut. appropriate all they want, it's my favorite pizza on the planet. the president was precisely correct three years ago, we have no idea where this and it is precisely because they hate america because they see america as defined by her sins as opposed to what we have overcome over all these many years. as a statue of vladimir in seattle or portland, take your pick. they're not tearing that went

down. their living by the ideology and george washington, they're talking about wanting to tear down jesus christ. anything that could be a symbol of western civilization is something they want to destroy. you can't negotiate these people, you can't say let's sit down and talk about marginal tax rates. they want to topple the u.s., president should go even stronger than he has so far. greg: you got washington, jackson, next? jefferson? they take that off the air,. [laughter] kat, i have a joke for you. what did drew carey say to "the price is right" contestant, dressed as a statue? come on down! speaker there you go. there you go. that's my question? [laughter] kat: the statute stuff, i'm not a statute myself, i think they

are -- it's like why is this human in bronze or gold or whatever? when it comes to this, i am a white lady so i don't know what it's like to see a statue of a person and know that person is my ancestor during that time. my family wasn't even here, we were in poland, neither here nor there but on the one hand, this is traumatizing, it's not okay but then the same people will say it's so wrong that we are ignoring ugly things in our country's history and that is part of our country's history and are country's reality so i just want to know, which is it? what we do? i like that conversation about okay, now that it's on fire, what do we do about it? greg: terrence, or people just going to say we've had enough

you take that statue, we will take down one of yours? it's like adams calls it like a giant games of chess. everybody is taking each other's pieces. terrence: they should be taken down, mcdonald because let's be honest, these one step away from blackface. [laughter] this is getting ridiculous. i heard there's a petition out to take down mount rushmore. let's meet honest, these lazy liberals, they can have their projects. i give them two days, maybe three and they will give up. this is ridiculous and we should be trying to erase history at all. thus, white people but they also freed slaves also. let's not live in the past. we can remember the past but we don't need to live in the past. we have come so far. martin luther king, this man

died so we can be united. they are taking us back and we need to move forward. greg: tyrus, you could probably remove the statues without any help, what is your feeling on this? tyrus: i flipped the car in college one time. sorry. [laughter] greg: was in a white car? tyrus: as a matter of fact, it was. i was playing i just had. [laughter] i'll be honest, i get you want to take them but jesus statute because he invented wine which i'm sure cause alcoholism but here's the deal. i think a lot of confederate statues need to go but what i don't think needs to go, i don't think anyone has the right to destroy public property. nobody has the right to put a rope on something and tear it down. you're no different than a writer or a looter, were not protesting anything. you're defaming property. your causing destruction and

bring violence supposedly to stop violence so nothing gets settled so anyone who does that, needs to be arrested and charged. there needs to be restitution. nowhere has the right to destroy or defame something. you don't like it, get them voted out, get a petition, if you want to protest, no problem with that. don't put your hands on property. you're not doing anything but being a quote slug. regardless of color. that's what you are. i really don't like the fact that i have to pay for my food so i will go to a restaurant and take what i want and walk out. but i don't have the right to do that. i can't do that. it is no different. it is appalling that we are sitting around acting like oh, they tore a statue down. he went in that video should have a glossy eight by ten like this and like this. that's exactly how it should be. don't put your hands on nothing in this country. greg: i think you could go into

any restaurant you want to eat. tyrus: i still have to pay. [laughter] i agree. greg: i can't weigh in on that. because you know, i don't know anything about butter bread. tyrus: he won't be here after the break. [laughter] greg: baseball is back. well, sort of. we discussed. it's weird. ♪ what happened daddy?

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yeah. ashley: you live from "america's news headquarters," former vice president joe biden is ledges a russian military intelligence unit offered bounties to militants for killing troops in afghanistan. the report says the president was briefed but did nothing. the white muse and director of intelligence denied the allegation in the "times" story. the eu is finalizing what countries will be able to travel to europe again because of the coronavirus cases. the u.s. is not expected to make the final cut next week. night.

♪ greg: once again, it's time for -- ♪ first up, potentially good news. a new study finds "midday" summer sun can wipe out 90% of the coronavirus services. in just 34 minutes, that the same time it takes me to solve a rubik's cube. by solving human eating, it takes longer to pass anyway, that study is good news for the boys of summer which is what i call my abs. they do like baseball subdued play starting late july and a few notable rule changes, if it's tied after nine innings,

the tenth will start with a runner on second base and he'll be fully nude. i'm kidding, actually, you will still have his helmet on. still i am disappointed. i sent a suggestion of what i'd like to see the players wear. ♪ [laughter] i know i can't beat up tyrus but i know i can make him sick to his stomach. i think i did that with that segment. did i make you sick to your stomach? [laughter] tyrus: i miss the green room. [laughter] no, i didn't think there was any rain reason to make kids into baseball but good for you, you did it. i think it's coming back, it's great.

last time, we talked about it and i had to rethink again because i was like list just not have it. i'll take it, i can't watch anymore reality tv. the only thing i don't like is the ninth inning, tenth inning with the guy on second. if you want to make it differe different, have a homerun derby, something cool or fun like that. putting a guy on second, most home runs, homerun derby and make it exciting, everybody goes home. that's my opinion but i'm glad it's back. greg: i honestly hate it. i hate it when guys go straight to second. it's so rude. tyrus: okay, can i go to commercial? [laughter] greg: terrence, you know who is right about sunlight? president trump. remember he kept saying basically he said this stuff

would kind of die in the summertime although we are seeing a spike but i think it has to do with widespread testing and younger people because the death rate seems to be low. i'm just babbling, feel free to answer any question you want to make fun of president trump but now they are saying true. but to be honest, i wish sunlight could kill stupidity because if it could, we would leave the democrats in the sun and burn the stupidity out of them. [laughter] president trump, listen, i was with the president at the white house and he was taking this thing very serious okay? here's the first one to say let's put a travel ban on china, let's stop this from china and they called them racist and stupid when he said the sun could kill the virus. second, they said he was out of his mind. the president has wasted no time. greg: catch, are you excited about baseball coming back?

kat: yes. i've got to say that the pandemic has been very tragic. i'm not saying it's not but i've enjoyed the no sports and keep in mind, where you get upset, baseball, i am okay with. i never want football to ever come back. don't get mad at me because i am a victim. you think that i enjoy not liking something that everyone else likes? i try to understand it and i know what interception is and i know what pic is in there the same thing. last year, i figured out what pic six was, you get a touchdown because there's six points, i thought it was seven points but that's when you kick for a new one. i was geared up and then i found out there's something called run for two, what that? i don't know. how do you learn this stuff?

it's like a story problem on a math test and i hate it. baseball, i kind of get, that's okay but football, i don't understand it. i'm a victim and i'm being taunted by a culture that tries to make me like it. greg: we should tear down all the statues of football players in honor of kat because she's a victim. kat: i am! greg: this weird second base rule, it seems so arbitrary. when at the games and have? each team gets three runs to start with? >> i hate rule changes. i want the to be back there, i love the human factor. errors involved in sports because if you benefit from one, invites you to season later so i don't want things to change but i kind of like this. i kind of like the play, you will get a lot so i'd be okay with trying the 60 game season,

see how it works out and if we don't like it, digit. greg: thank you captain flag. someone to restore your painting? that's what we call ats. ♪

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at walmart. the course structure the it just suits my life perfectly because i am a mom, i'm a wife. and i was able to complete those short courses- five to six weeks- and then move onto the next until i reached my goal. greg: i be facing if this happened to my painting. spanish artist is the one, that guy, destroyed after a private collector had it cleaned by a monitor restored. multiple attempts to repair the work left the original unrecognizable. i find it sexy. i haven't seen our this weird looking since paul simon.

never nobody gets it. same thing happens to a painting of christ also in spain, the earned legal requirements to be an art store there, anyone can do it even included the sky. anyway, it remains to be seen if the painting is fixable but it may be easier than this one. ♪ rest in peace. what do you think of this? leave this to loony liberals. [laughter] terrence: i'm still trying to learn to color inside the lines. listen, i don't want any money for it, if they can bring that pancake to fix this. or we have no deal. greg: maybe placed aunt jemima with the rent restored. that would work, probably not.

terrence: exactly. we can't get rid of this woman. white and black people eating pancakes together long time. you can't take pancakes from us. [laughter] greg: i have a theory, would you like to hear it? tyrus: i have no choice, you are the host. [laughter] greg: is painting is a visual depiction of an argument, you know how you start off with a small suggestion but when you went too far, you try to remedy it and it goes even further and then an hour, everything is ruined in your golf clubs are in the long and putter is stuck in a tree, does that make sense? tyrus: no. you ignorant wretch. i'll tell you exactly what this is. this is the problem we have, spring has the same problem we have in america.

people with no background claiming to be something we're not. instagram model. director on twitter. now in spain, you can say i want held a rush so i can restore arch because my mommy said i draw the good pictures. we have a whole generation of -- who can do that. they say oh yeah, no problem and then literally with a pen, decided to fill in the restoration of that. that is horrible. they said amateur? that's not amateur, as someone who has, i think paint allergies it was like -- this is a problem we have in our country all kinds of geniuses with no wisdom or experience and you get paintings

like that. greg: catch, do you think this is real or is this a real story? i was wondering what i was looking at it because it's so ridiculous. kat: i don't know but if it is, got to say, i'm kind of tempted to leave my current life behind and become an art restore myself. two reasons. number one, this person who did this, we don't know who they are, they screwed up real bad but nobody knows who they are. we can find their twitter and tell them they are worthless or whatever else and number two, amateur restorer, you are an amateur? you're giving the 17th century peace? amazing, a career with amazing mobility. that's like the first time i came off as a guest, all right, you're filling in for hannity. it doesn't work that way. restorer is the way to go. greg: i wonder if he's also the

guy who found the news. pete, i think the actual improvement is much more attractive because i think none dimensional flat faces, especially cartoonish flat bases to be ironic. pete: like many is an verb, any sort of cartoon -- i don't know what to do with that. going to leave it right there. kat: anything you find erotic. pete: exactly. i can't. i would say this, it's hard. have you tried to paint something recently? i have kids because they -- i could not paint a picture of my self. whoever signed as the bond, it's their fault. you don't want to do credentialing and 6000 hours of painting to be a restorer,

should just be a restorer, just find a better one. like the one who retouched my face on my book. this is not really me, i had them restore it and that's why we sold so many. greg: speech, you know how they make you less good-looking because you are too intimidating? pete: they added an extra cheekbone. cheekbone. bottom line is,

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is your feline date making it harder to date? new study finds men like cats may be less likely to get a date. hundreds of women, photos of two guys pictured with and without a kat, turns out when showing kat brief picture, 38% said they were likely to date him. the same guy holding one all the men violently throughout. not really. just 33% of the women gave him a shot. more masculine and more neurotic. interesting. one of his cats are total jerks? [laughter]

greg: i don't know. so kat, do you like cats? what's wrong with a man and his cats? kat: i have dated many men with cats. dating is more of a factor for our generation. even one man who had very many cats and from what i see from his instagram, they actually keep multiplying, they reproduce on their own. he had very many cats but they were not wanting so we didn't work out. it's fine to love cats, i love all caps. men with cats? you are all doing great. you're doing a great job even if you have like 40 cats. greg: i disagree. pete, taking care of cats is really commitment because they

take care of themselves. your dog is a vacuum cleaner but the cats are a roomba. a dog you have to push around. cats do their own pushing while staring at you. i don't like that. pete: a dog as a kid. i wanted another one, i have seven kids, if i wanted another one, i would get a dog. cats over dogs all the time. although, dogs are predictable, they are easy, i'm not against people liking dogs, cats you have to build a rapport with. whether they help with dating, i've got to judge your pick with a man with 40 cats. greg: you know what's ironic? there was only one kat he wanted. it was a persian one. tyrus: i thought neurotic and on masculine was the new masculine.

thought it was a new thing, big giant weightlifting sport hall it was unattractive so i'm glad to have three things i don't care about in this world, one a profile dating site, only cats because i have kids to look after. together, you and i have a dozen, pete. [laughter] if you really want to date and you have to go on the internet, that should be a red flag. focus on your career. you don't want this. you don't want this. you don't want it. marriage, life, responsibly, kids, you don't want it. build your empire. give it to my friend, tell him i'm okay. you don't want this. stay off the internet. greg: terrence, last word to you.

terrence: real men do not take pictures with cats and put them in your dating profile. that is clearly a loony liberal. [laughter] listen, if you want to get a girlfriend, take a picture with a champagne bottle, take a picture with me. the ladies love me. they love chocolate so but taking a picture with cats, grow up. [laughter] greg: grow a pair of cats. there you go. tyrus: atms work, too. take a picture with an atm. kat: a guy holding a lot of looks like they picked the wrong getaway driver. they're going to be paying for this for a long time. they will, but with accident forgiveness

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terence, good first shot. i love you, america. i do. [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. the power grab. the subject of tonight's watters words. let's check in with the peaceful protesters. >> no piece. what a great group of people. the way they are speaking to those innocent officers. is that persuading