anyway, thanks for watching. i'm advocating for truth, justice and the american way. justice has been served and greg gutfeld be coming up. i'll see you next saturday night. thanks. ♪ ♪ greg: is no oscar put donald trump was nominated for the nobel peace prize. twice. donald trump will not win the nobel peace prize twice. why? is a big orange meaning who meet puppy brains, he's actually done stuff. he brokered of middle east peace plan proving again if he's racist, he's really bad at it. as white leftist burn minority businesses to the ground, trump and his jewish son-in-law brought israel and the united

arab emirates together. he also got it distributed to the table but that was a noose because there was no anonymous source reporting trump called the stenographer of that cow. he didn't, by the way. then there's north korea. they are still not but what would you rather have? a nut who thinks you're out to get him or a nut who realizes you don't really care? that's what trump did. he removed the psychological variables that had all of us on edge. the media wants you to forget this. >> went out across hawaii urging people to take shelter due to an incoming ballistic so. the false alarm was came up but not before hawaiians and tourists started scrambling. greg: is like that never happened. i'm thinking hawaii should send trump a gift basket with chocolate covered macadamia nuts. love those. still, he's not going to win the prize. you know who has a greater chance? this guy or this guy.

even just a pillow has a better chance. but trump's accomplishments our deeds and the media prefers words from private conversations. unproven allegations defined his bombshells called emotion confirmed from the same source. it's like me telling you i'm a woodland nymph when you ask for confirmation, go to tyrus and say yes, he told me that, too. it's hard for the press. you got a guy who says offensive things privately yet makes the world safer. the president to send more people to this desperate fact is, trump is handing out peace plans like sunblock and i knew this but that doesn't matter because in a world of camels, is unfiltered. the media was always interpreting his words of the worst but you know who else says offensive things privately? you. week. the hippie gradient and media. >> i think the other guys are

going to gang up on him tremendously. he is good at this. i have all these proposals for him. i want to do the shows and is back in new york tomorrow? do you know? greg: private position. terrible. speaking of cnn, i wonder if they will trot out an old carcass are braver than watergate. >> we listen to him cover up this grave national emergency. this is one of the great presidential felonies of all time. maybe the greatest presidential felonies and we have the smoking gun of the president committing a felony. the facts here are even greater then and watergate. greg: talk about grave, he's not far from one.

it's been days since we heard that. >> what we are watching the trump presidency is worse than watergate. there are, as you know, i've said before, but we are seeing is worse than watergate. greg: maybe watergate wasn't so bad if everything's worse than it. trump refused to panic while behind the scenes, he went to work. how is this a bombshell or smoking gun when we already heard about it publicly? >> is there any criticism you may have pulled american into a false sense of security when you said these things? >> i am a positive person. it easy to be negative about but i want to give people hope, i am a cheerleader for the country. greg: that is some cover. how is that a smoking gun? i do wonder how bob woodward get these gigs.

the going to be interviewed by woodward is like accepting an invitation from jeffrey dahmer to dinner. it's a potluck and you are in the pot. he wants them to say we are all going to die. here's an analogy, good doctor sees something on an x-ray and doesn't know what is because you they are going to do another test. it might be something so don't panic. why? unnecessary panic is cruelty. you don't do that. the media does. one of cnn were good doctor. out of the blue he gives you a call, look, he says, my sources tell me you may have cancer. insiders say they heard allegedly and might be malignant. now, is true, you only have days to live. it's worse than leprosy. when you ask to see the actual data, he says sorry, anonymous source. tune in tomorrow, will pretend we never said this at all. let's not forget who played it on the pandemic it's a classic cut. >> we are saying what happened here, we don't even think it's

going to be as bad as it was in other countries. >> come to chinatown. he we are. greg: >> have to people in america do not get a flu shot and the flu is that they are so if you're freaked out about the coronavirus, you should be more concerned about the blue and the vast majority of new yorkers, life is going on pretty normally right now we want to encourage the. greg: valley schools accused trump of what they themselves did as they also spent months denying the chaotic violence in cities burned. >> i want to be clear and how i characterize it. it's mostly a protest, it is not generally speaking unruly. greg: some buyers. you think there's a lot of transference going on here to get you to ignore their own idiocy, they want to set your hair on fire over trump's words.

but i won't because of offensive things said privately as news for peace deals are. they see off the record which is bigger. define it as breaking news when is just breaking wind. there's less war and be more taxes. it's different than saying i wish he'd stop starting endless wars. we never have to say that. less than two months away, at least 60 more bombshells on a day in the media will embrace it. while nine actual explosions on the street. maybe they deserve a nobel prize for fiction. >> welcome tonight guest. must be made of magnets because he's so attractive, author of don't burn this book, dave rubin. he's got a kind face, the kind that scares people. joe devito.

her mind is as sharp as her bony little elbows, kat timpf. we give you the shirt off his back, which you can use the cover, tyrus. all right.

>> would you ever accept an offer for bobbed with ward to write about you? that's insane to me. >> first of all, yeah, i would. it would be a lot different and

i would have one of my homeys in the room with me starring at him the whole time. why the hell are you talking alone with these people, mr. president. how many books do you need before you go, hey, i'm going to stop giving these damnn't views to these people. so what, bro, welcome to the club. we have been the number one show on tv for four years. i have been tweeting about the damn president for my jokes. and tyrus, where is the greg gutfeld. marianne: two officers have been shot in an apparent ambush in compton, california. we are going live to a press conference with the l.a. county

sheriff. >> two deputies were ambushed by a gunman. they have critical wounds. we are in the hospital. i'll have a homicide captain ted wayne will provide more details on the status of the investigation. and this is just a sober reminder that this is a dangerous job. and actions, words have consequences. our job does not get any easier because people don't like law enforcement. it will be a challenge day after day. how, the sheriff's department will never be deterred from keeping our passengers safe on the mta line. [speaking spanish] with that

i'll let you with captain waggoner. >> shortly before 7:00 p.m. tonight two deputies from our transit services bureau were parked adjacent to 101 and east palmer in north compton. that's for the blue line. the suspect approached them from behind as the deputies were facing southbound. the suspect came from the north. walked along the passenger side of the car. he acted like he was going to walk past the car and he made a

left turn directly toward the car and raised the pistol, firing self rounds into the car striking both deputies. the suspect fled on foot northbound from the shooting scene and out of view. the deputies radioed for help. assistance respond and transported the deputies to st. francis medical center where they are being treated. i have 14 homicide detectives on scene. forensic identification specialists from the cripple lab, crime analysts. people from our high-tech task force to canvas and dissect any video that might be recovered. there are members of crimes against police officers section from the l.a. district attorney's office on scene. this is all very fresh for us. i did a 10-minute walk before i

came here to give you a quick briefing. we are just getting into this. i encourage anybody who witnessed this or has information related to this incident to call us. 890-5500. >> can you tell us if both deputies are still alive. >> at this point both deputies are still alive. >> can you talk about the video? >> that video is one of hopefully many that was captured by one of the mta cameras just south of the shooting scene. and i believe that was released early on before i even saw it hit the news. >> can you talk about what you get from that video. it looks like from the video i saw, it shows a pretty accurate dough picks. do you know if you are looking

for a man or a woman. >> we have a generic suspect description of a dark skinned male and that came from one of the deputies. one of the victims. he's being treated. that's what we have right now. that video is from a fish eye lens. its distorted height and weight is deceiving. it's preliminary and we expect to have more soon. >> are the deputies alert and awake? >> i don't know. i just got here. i do know they are still alive. >> did the deputies drive to the scene? >> my name is mike gibson. i'm the assembly member that joe sees the city of compton. if you know something, say

something. we are praying for both officers. we are praying for their families and hoping it's good news and a speedy recould are you. if you know something, please call the los angeles county sheriff's department and share what you know that's important. thank you. >> i'm assembly member reggie john sawyer. first and foremost, i'm praying for the officers involved and their families. this was an unprovoked cowardly act. the individual will be caught and justice will prevail. our society must not tolerate such acts of violence. my respect to the members of the los angeles sheriff's department and the men and women in law enforcement who make up our daily his knowing that the risk

that they take to secure our lives and safety. tonight we must as a comment condemn the actions of the perpetrators and most importantly we must come together, pray together for these officers because they are heroes. they are heroes of the first and foremost, that all of us would like to be. we must pray for them so that they will have a speedy recovery and hopefully get back to the duty they presently have. thank you very much. >> can you talk a little bit about the condition of the deputies? >>er in suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. they are out of surgery so we'll keep them our thoughts and prayers. one is a 31-year-old mother of a

6-year-old boy. her husband is here. the other one is a 24-year-old. and his parents are here. girlfriend is here. they are under class-37. they just graduated. i swore them into office 14 months ago. these are real people doing a tough job. it shows the dangers of the job in the blink of an eye. >> do you believe this is a new climate for law enforcement officers. that these types of things happen at any moment? >> it seems to be part of a growing friend with the suspects open fire unprovoked. or we are trying to arrest somebody. it just happened in a search warrant earlier this week where the subject of the search warrant opened fire on deputies. across the nation, roughly once a week an officer is felled by

the felonious acts of another person. he week across the nation someone is losing their life in the line of duty. this is just another grim reminder of that. >> we have been told that you might have a getaway vehicle. and your airships are doing a lot of orbiting. do you have any narrowing down? >> too early. >> when you see the video of the suspect, what do you think? >> as reggie jones said, that was a cardly act. the two deputies were doing their job, minding their own business, watching out for the safety of the people on the train. to walk up and start shooting at

them, it pisses we off and dismays me at the same time. there is no pretty way to say it. >> how did the call for help come in? who placed the call for help. >> i believe the injured deputy initiated radio traffic. >> they were both alert when they got to the hospital? i know this is preliminary. does it appear it was deliberate in the sense it was calculated or a spontaneous action. >> it's way too early to have that information. >> [inaudible] how it played out? -- here at the hospital? >> they were transported by other deputies via the radio car. >> what can you do now to -- what kind of alert do your

deputies have? are you going in a tactical alert now with all the deputies? what kind of alert do you have now? marianne: that was los angeles county sheriff alex villanueva. these officers were ambushed while sitting in their vehicle. the sheriff talking about how one of those officers, a 31-year-old female, the mother of a young child. the two deputies are out of surgery. they are still being treated and still need prayers. a video captured by an mta camera shows the person walking up and opening fire. one of the deputies gave a generic description as well. we'll be back right after this break.

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and prayer for those officers saying they are fighting for their lives. wildfires sweep the west. in some parts of oregon the air is the dirtiest it's been in 35 years. the state capital of sail legal is reporting an air quality index of 512. some numbers are quite literally off the charts. 31 people so far have died in the fires. i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "the greg gutfeld show." greg: as we say goodbye to the police, shall keep the peace rochester, new york added to the list of police chiefs who have quit. his entire command, too. alice police chief step down as well. this summer we seen seattle,

atlanta and many other cities police chief say audios. violence continues across the country. rochester protesters seemed like they are trying to out portland and pittsburgh of protest violates your sidewalk dialing because of your fear. these lovelies were busted during a three across six figures. privileged background right over educated, underinformed rats. nineteen years ago, crops were heroes. the rapist people walking the earth. they ran toward rumbling towers for you. today they are vilified using the force in droves. couple that with mayors being in denial would never call that trump cry for help. you think we've got problems now wakes wait until november. let's turn to frank. what is november looking like? >> if you use here -- go to preschool today because they are ready behaved.

[laughter] greg: looks like my neighborhood. all right, tyrus. in my going overboard in predicting is going to be a lot of unrest election day forward? in my a crazy. tyrus: no, i wish you were more like writing base news whose sayings armageddon is coming in november, brace yourselves. kat and dogs living together, complete anarchy but think we will see a lot of it because we live in a time right now where there's a lot of consequences and accountability for people's actions and words. we looking at situations where police chiefs are stepping down. the situation in rochester is crazy to me. there was something's wrong and the rest. the consensus, they don't trust

the police. the mayor takes it out of the hands and then it is not fast enough so then you destroy the police chief's career. even though he did everything he was supposed to do now he's stepping down and losing leadership. we are learning losing minority leadership, that's who is resigning, that is who we are losing. now we get the first black woman police chief and she's resigning. even though your supposed to have equality of rights for other in the roof this and that, there's an old glassman sitting outside his trailer home in a rocking chair going, is all we had to do was sit and watch? if that is getting more that stuff done to my people and if we were having them in the streets. it's literally destroying us from within. we are fighting for you, #, we

are there were going to take it away from you. [laughter] greg: kat, you have the left margin for defunding police but it seems like it will end up ultimately the decision of security the way dhl and fedex started competing the mail service, isn't that where we are going to end up with police? private police like robocop? kat: it doesn't really logically makes sense in that respect. you also see riots in those things, that makes it easier for people to call for more of a police state so it doesn't make sense. also, with the rioting kids, that is a make sense either. obviously they're not doing anything to help the cause but i'm guessing they know that. all those years prestigious boarding school education. they probably know that. they just board? when i was younger, my friends

and i were bored, we would go to 711 and not run for election, today let's get a slurpie or burn the joint down. it doesn't make any sense. they should find something else to do. if you do care, do something that actually helps it or at the very least, find something to do that doesn't actively hurt it which shouldn't be that hard garbage, go play whatever water polo is. [laughter] i did not go to boarding school. greg: you didn't. okay. dave, -. dave: i'm pretty sure water polo isn't the one with the horse. [laughter] greg: where c sources seahorses come from. what you make of that, these privileged kids? are they the poster children of anti- pop? over educated -- almost all white, the ones doing the burning and trashing our white kids with education.

>> in the old days, if a bunch of white liberals burned down a black community, we call them the bad guys. suddenly they are the good guys. the whole thing is backwards but to what you said earlier about the media and democrats setting us up that there's going to be violence of the election, we should be clear about one thing, the violence will only go one way. if trump wins, is going to be violence because there in the street now but tried to picture the reverse is almost impossible. let's say biden went. you think a bunch of trump supporters are going to be in the street burning down buildings and attacking universities just general causing general mayhem? you can't even -- you can't even picture it. they will be upset, they may not be happy but they are not just going to burn down buildings and

things so the violence only goes one way here. greg: i think jesse watters will angrily kick over his office placed back is get. kat: maybe he will do a jaeger bomb. [laughter] greg: that the only bomb, by the way. republicans will be dealing with. joe, what are your thoughts on all of this calamitous? joe: i think the social justice movement is lost the plot, they are firing got police chiefs and white kids are rioting, something has gone seriously wrong and they were really qui quite. the reboot of melrose and they are calling themselves -- help them nerves to call them the new african black panther party. cultural appropriation level that even rachel would have said i'm going to head out. [laughter] she would have passed on that. [laughter] always asked the question, why

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be sounds in the song. my solution? we seen a more upbeat song like this. ♪ the angels ♪ ♪ flyaway ♪. greg: late-night yours will laugh at that. 52% of young adults are now living home with mom and pop. that's more than during the great depression. 52% of young adults are struggling to find a way to hook up while mom and dad are home but i've got a solution for that, to. >> had to move back in with their parents because of covid? things to single occupancy romantic intimacy chambers. everything you need for the first perfect romantic evening. cupholders? you bet. cocaine for columbia? you never need to go anywhere.

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that's fun. i would not be doing that. i will not dress up in a caution for the internet unless things go very, very soft and i have to for money. [laughter] but yes, no one is going to be able to talk to me or my family again. it's pronounced like a sneeze. greg: it is weird having the pier and the f together, it's almost like a perverse -- they are not supposed to be together. they are supposed to be a part. kat: that is what it means. [laughter] greg: that is what it means. [laughter] joe, i don't know, pick whatever element of this segment you want to discuss. [laughter] joe: sure, i'll spin the wheel. this will be the most ironic halloween ever because if you want to wear a mask and go out and you can't, you're glad people are throwing toilet paper

as you, it's a complete revers reversal. [laughter] i don't think it's the singing of happy birthday is going to be a problem. i think it is the slowing across the cake. [laughter] we are not talking about -- that's not accustomed that's going to be around anymore. greg: thank god for that because you have gramps blowing over the cake and teeth come out landing on the frosting, it's disgusting. what you think, safe? dave: that is disgusting, greg. i agree. the only panelist in los angeles, i'll be out in a costume one way or another. the idea we are still what, six weeks roughly from halloween and they have decided preemptively we have to cancel it. people not singing happy birthday, basically with the pandemic has elucidated is that there is a lot of people who

want to ruin everything for everyone else. no more happy birthday, no more halloween, no more graduation and the rest of it. for those of us who want to live and occasionally laugh, it's our job to do it doubly these days, that is really the truth. greg: titus, despite it being my birthday and you got me nothing, i do hate the birthday song. how do you feel about it? tyrus: ironic, actually because not only am i a guest on this show, you have never, in fact, ever said happy birthday to me. even one time the great producers holly and joan had a birthday cake in the room, in the meeting room and never invited to, everyone had a piece and you sat in your desk and looked off and discussed so yeah, greg. no happy birthday here. don't worry about it. no covid blowing across your cake so it's all good.

here's the other thing about halloween, we literally don't need it anymore because it's halloween every day. in the interim, everyone putting fake pictures of, angles and all kinds of filters so it's halloween every day. everyone like crab during covid, they order all the candy on amazon so if you need to treat or whatever, close your eyes, get your order on your app and take a bunch of candy and it comes to your door, trick-or-treat, hope you got your treat. halloween at home. as far as the old guys, after 13, we should stop anyway. you can do is like #, you're still here, he made it. [laughter] tomorrow years until funeral time or whatever. i just think birthday song is overrated we need to put it behind us. watch a video. greg: i've got to go but my favorite part about birthdays humors reading cards so i get a kick out of those. they are snappy and funny, a

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honest, it's laced with light racism and i hated. here's why. the horrible feeling i've experienced in my lifetime for the color of my skin cost me a job. they're not going to hire you because you don't hire brothers. the only thing worse than that is we hired you because we had to have a brother. we had to have a black guy. it's not your ability, we had a need to fill so you are our random black guy in this movie. congratulations. then we will give you an award for. that's the one award i don't want. they just don't get it. they don't want to get it. they think you can clear up the way you've treated groups of people in hollywood by saying yes we are going to do, now we just will give you stuff instead of acknowledging we have a culture of systemic racism and sexism in hollywood, governed by

overprivileged wealthy people, liberals they were doing too much and supporting guys like epstein and etc. we apologize for that going forward, we want all of these things. no, those things never happen and what we are going to do now is make sure you also get a job. greg: dave, was unfair is her is no longer going to be a criteria for really handsome guys like you and be. dave: i know, it sucks. we are out. just when i got an emmy. the other part that's really good on this is that they included desk people are people hard of hearing as an oppressed group but they did not include blind people. i love to be in a meeting with the decided that. sorry line people, you're not as oppressed as the deaf people. >> that is incredible. i love to be a fly on that wall. joe, what are your thoughts? joe: can't treat human beings

like it's pokémon and want to collect the boxes here. it is not how you create charts. even if you look at the nominees from last year, the women, very gender binary. discriminates against tall women. the best picture was parasite. everyone was carrying. that movie would never have been made if it was there. just stop worry about this stuff and go behind the scenes and clear out there culture of racists and pedophiles and then they can worry if they have enough hearing-impaired aboriginal hairstylist. that is not their concern at the moment we want last word, kat. >> they will get to the races and pedophiles in 2024. kat: i think we are also getting every truly revolutionary work of art has been created because a panel of elitists, which is not dictated to the artist exactly what had to be in it.

truly groundbreaking stuff comes from. that is the problem because it's great to be inclusive and have art out there that examines underrepresented groups, we can have those conversations. this won't encourage that, it will encourage, if not demand bs because you might get your movie about your lesbian, transgender, refugee of color who is deaf but there won't be any honest conversation about any of that an examination of that at all because it didn't come from that, a cave from trying to fill a quota. greg: how are you going to fill a quarter with monster movies? if you do the monies, the frankenstein's monster also had to be something else? tyrus? tyrus: a black mommy and i'll pray frankenstein so we're all beautiful. i'll take it. greg: problem solved.

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