about biden. it's about the frustration of the american people. >> jason, were out of time. i can't get you one. i'm so sorry. will have to have you back soon. thanks for joining us and see you all next sunday when "the next revolution" will be televised. >> make no mistake there will be a trial and when that trial and we will have to decide if they did believe donald john trump incited ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ what can you say. big news this week. the oldest dinosaur heinous ever discovered was found in china. so well-preserved you can compare it anatomical differences to o other oracle.

it's roughly 1 million years old. we have a picture? it. that's not the picture. are you trying t to get me fired? look, i know there are dinosaur heinous all over d.c. but don't you know your only supposed to ridicule trump, we are supposed to be unified, conjoined at the head. i apologize. trump is crazy. the others are heroes. that reminds me, it's time for. [inaudible] with 40% more fundi. greg: they are here fearless and speaking truth to power. you can see how they objectively cover the greatest inauguration and history. >> he gave the kind of inaugural address aarp president and chief would give as hopeful as the man delivering it. >> we saw steely determination and compassion of president joe

biden. snag a new day donning in america. we have a new president, joseph r. biden. greg: i have never seen so many people simultaneously sprint to third base. no spin the bottle or light heading there. the best moment of the cartoon network. >> does mike shooting out along the reflecting pool it's almost like extensions of joe biden's arms embracing america. greg: what is he implying here that joe is going to everyone with this super megaarms? is going to unify the country by grabbing their collective votes. suddenly we are all tara reade. the media loves it but it can only go one way, tiers and it's all pointing to joe biden are new incredible charismatic leader.

watch this and try not to stifle your tiers of joy. >> some executive actions i'm signing today will help change the course of the crisis in klag combat climate change in a way we haven't done so far in advance racial equity. i think some the things we are we are doing our bold and vital in the first order i will be signing, it relates to covid. greg: what the hell was that? i felt like i was watching grandpa al from the monster signing autographs at comic-con. how is that normal? meanwhile remember how those nonmedical experts in the press diagnosed trump is a a sociopath and out of your mind silent about what they saw there. he isn't even sure he signing an order reading the early bird menu at denny's. all better global adversaries are quaking. we just elected sloth from the

movie seven. do you think china isn't doing back flips right now? the biggest threat to our global dominance trump has been replaced by a fanny packing wall -- mall walker. biden sees china as the origin of his best impression. if you can't beat them join them so here's our contribution to the biden glove. >> "the greg gutfeld show", president biden the first 100 seconds. greg: so many achievements in only two minutes. so far president trump -- president biden has already adjusted his mask as symbolic gesture reminding us of our patriotic duty and also great movie starring cher. we have a president who can walk am i right? it gave us chills. i would describe it as quite like if there were late to need

him. "cnn" said it might even most forceful nod to ever come from her present. i think i can hear van jones crying. a powerful stomach girdle. i've never heard a stomach that more and pathetic but i think it said don't just beat me, beat everybody to the greg gutfeld show presents president biden the first 100, seconds. greg: that forces the media -- over joe they up chuck on trump. >> for 81 million americans their long national nightmare is over. >> he's it almost sounds like an autocrat ousted from power heading off into exile. is angry and sullen and sulking and trying to blame other people. you would think he couldn't get any more disgraceful, just give me a few hours. seeing mickey look small.

he looks like a small man. greg: oh my gosh, so much emotional investment from objective news folks. hath no fury for the media scorn. i will last them to point to the place on the doll where trump or attempt but as to their 2021 response to jump compared to 2017 but let's go back. >> a can help but thinking about the president sitting there when he talked about the american carnage that they had resided over. i'm not sure that would have gone over well with them when i was also surprised that in some ways he did not take it tribute to hillary clinton. trump ordered that the park service to come up with more photos of inauguration. greg: you can basically interchange those moments. they are more predictable than a rancic it at your being a worry

to put a least they grilled the new press secretary. >> a i would take your questions. why don't you kick a soft? >> when you were up there two years see yourself in a primary role of the president already there to provide the true so they can share that? >> i don't know. greg: that's going to leave a scar. meanwhile what are the edgy late-night or so to? >> you? >> you did it. you survive the last four years in your reward a shiny new old president. today the sun was shining the birds were singing and donald share in florida just went way up as america just got a brand-new dad, joseph rapunzel biden is her 46 president. i have to imagine this is what it feels like when the

oncologist calls and tells you the tumor is benign. scoring a political win is the same is not getting cancer. i've been seen as many people happily soaking their short since trampoline day at bedwetters camp. this is going to be the next four years friends the idea of unity is real but it's a unification like a church worships a biden and the media. they are all one in the same and they hate you and they hate me. that is unity and i wouldn't have it any other way. >> a let's welcome tonight's guests. he hates cardio but loves to run "fox & friends" cohost and host of the brian kilmeade show on "fox news" radio, brian kilmeade. and she gets carded when buying root beer my cohost and coanchor of america's newsrooms dana perino. she is funky, funky and

sometimes grumpy and she's back host of "fox nation" kat timpf and he fears chandeliers my massive psychic and host of "fox nation," tyrus. so excited to be here even with kilmeade. >> a sap my first question? greg:greg greg: my first question is nobody likes you. it's hard to see joe biden so beloved by the press when you are so reviled by the media. care to respond? >> no, absolutely not. >> a very interesting week probably the most interesting week ever. so much is taking place. usually we go to these places and we run up big bills and we say it's work related products what i enjoy doing. we watch from afar and watch the other people record the changing of the guard while the press refuses to let go of a president but they are still talking about

president trump and talking about impeachment. greg: bank. i haven't done that. i let it all go. amazing that joe stalled so many problems in the first week. >> a's full steam ahead. it's interesting they find 25 executive orders in 48 hours. the mask is the one and this is obama's third term. the reason they were able to do that as they knew exactly what they want to do but this is also a problem with government by executive order. obama did executive orders and trump undid them with the stroke of a pen. the one that surprised me the most was canceling the xl pipeline? this was the guy that was coming back for a new job instead remember president trump at the end of the campaign in pennsylvania he said mark my words if joe biden wins he's

coming after your jobs in the energy there. it didn't work out for him buddies right. greg: he will have to come up with new talking points. do you have a band? greg: so kat welcome back right away. i find it interesting and you have to answer this question. biden's polling numbers are lower than trump's but even with his overheated press that strange to me. >> i would let to be a democratic president. i have self-esteem in the feel like the media would take care of that for me. she is so brave. i was bothered a little bit as some of the questions by the press secretary saying we are all in this together and we are all united. it's supposed to be like that? is the whole way the country was set up, the press was supposed

to be a check on government power and that's the main reason for the first amendment so certainly that ovid me. i love when the media is tough on anyone regardless of political party. greg: exactly, i agree. it should be nonpartisan. tyrus i hope you enjoyed my reference. >> i did. we have established that because i did a podcast. it's all good come i forgive you and first of all thank you so much greg for joining us on "the greg gutfeld show." i apparently missed it but i ended up fine. i'm good but other than that the one thing i've learned through these last couple of days is we only want unity until we have the advantage. so was unity, unity unity and now we are in the house and it's literally attack, attack, attack

so we didn't learn anything from anything you brought up before. a new president comes an executive order, executive order show everybody how we have learned from our mistakes and now will bring the country together. he did 17 and we will do 25 and we'll continue to trash him on the news in continue to make fun of people is supported him because we are in power now. more about unity in another two years. i've seen a tv show before and we are just going to watch a lot of reruns. the fun part is when the democratic party implodes because republicans don't do that. we stick together and argued behind closed doors. you can see their emotional laundry for all the progresses moderates and socialist but it's going to be fun. >> i hate it when people put their emotional laundry out. greg: you guys, get a washer and

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was inauguration day in portland, oregon where left-wing writers stood in ice facilities and broke windows at the democratic headquarters. this was inauguration day in seattle where protesters vandalize buildings, damaged a courthouse smashed store windows. all this goes ignored and as allowed by the left but a trump supporter summoned to watch out for according to cia chief john brennan. >> so i know looking forward the members of the biden team have been nominated or appointed our moving in laser-like fashion to try to uncover as much as they can about what looks similar to insurgency movements we've seen overseas where they germinate in different parts of the country and they gain strength and bring together an unholy alliance with a the group of religious extremists authoritarian fascist bigots racist nativist.

greg: even libertarians? oh those dangerous monsters. i see one coming and he wants to talk about the gold standard. did you get a copy of "atlas shrugged"? run. they are the bad ones and they are the ones you need the programming and the question is how we going to really deprogram these people who have signed up for the cult of trump? >> she's just jealous cultist katie. lock your doors and can "cnn" did a cold expert to talk about this? >> he was successfully recruited by an authoritarian political cults. the bottom line is all of america needs deprogramming because we have all been negatively influence by donald trump. greg: ironically when i think of that deprogramming i think of "cnn," no pun there under

censorship could be spreading. open letter signed by 500 literary notebook deals for traitors. the man did not assign any one to assign their story. as long as they don't and my favorite internet video. >> is the good, bernie? greg: interesting. kat you are the resident libertarian here. were you offended by john brennan? >> he made no sense based on what libertarianism is. you can adhere to libertarianism and be involved in that. it's not the first time in the past four years people have been saying anyone who voted for trump only did so because they are so racist and a problem with

tasteless smears is not just they are a morning -- annoying and mean. that's how people who get radicalized to get radicalized because if you are fearing people even if you have a legitimate argument people you disagree with are going to listen to and they will say there's a baseless smear. individual liberty and individual rights we [bleep] as individuals again rather than the a's with people who better not rooted in reality. i will say john brennan the guy that thought he could target americans with drone strikes without due process and hacking computers very much lying saying it apparently didn't have time to google libertarians before smearing all of this so i don't think we should listen to his advice to national security matters. greg: dana a typical libertarian. she won't stop. >> and they never land of the

decision. >> we don't need a map of the whole world. on twitter libertarians are being awful and horrible people and it's a joke on twitter. i really wonder it's so unintentionally funny. greg: emad librarian or lib -- >> i can't believe joe biden canceled the pipeline. greg: they were laughing about the cancellation of the pipeline. tyrus two-year for first in the first segment it comes back to again how can you talk unity when you're talking about half the population needing to be deprogrammed? >> i guess i get confused. if i want to know what's wrong with something i asked the person who who it's wrong with. you are out of touch like you've

been along for way too long not just because of the pandith back. experts you think libertarians are worst and usually when you give a list the last one is the one they go -- you know what i'm saying? you get mauled in the house and then you get amounted to an then you get a cracker to and that's when the mice show up in if you don't get rid of them the less thing you know you have three libertarians on your couch watching "seinfeld" episodes in your own house. and the only thing worse than that is showing up to work and everybody else has the day off. greg: you've got a point produce like saying i can't watch fox they have sean hannity and they have this guide kilmeade. >> you would go with a bang.

>> a couple of things john brennan i can't believe he was the director for national security. this is a guy out of touch. the guy four years ago had a lot of power. a couple other things john brennan was one of the intelligence experts that signed the document that says hunter biden's laptop had typical russian disinformation which we know was interpreted desperate attempt to make sure donald trump didn't win the election. the other thing to keep in mind rick grenell said what he was saying there making these groups the way they are he's doing a lot of china talking points said it's getting really scary. some of the things they are saying to attack the trump people is how china taxed from people and to bring a precious something china typically does. how many people were compromised on the west coast weather was swalwell or him or katie couric.

it would be so easy and i know a private preproduction went on for hours so i feel self-conscious. greg: it's not stopping you though. >> it would have been so easy for him to say i'm going to sign a few of these things. let's appear to be on the same page of the few things that we can start off on the right foot. greg: i'm glad you added that long-winded comment which was already a very long comment. we didn't even get to talk about censorship of books. censorship of books. up next joe e e e e i made a business out of my passion. i mean, who doesn't love obsessing over network security? all our techs are pros. they know exactly which parking lots have the strongest signal. i just don't have the bandwidth for more business. seriously, i don't have the bandwidth.

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bowl ring after. this will be the first time in super bowl history that host city will also be the home team. now back to the greg gutfeld show. enjoy. in office this week president biden signed 17 executive actions dana reversing several decisions made by president trump. you probably didn't hear this but it sounds like the start of the lico movie sequel but i can picture the billboard. executive action rolling back everything trump did. greg: some of the stuff rollback on wednesday includes antifa travel ban from countries with titan terror with titan terror concerns are joining the paris

climate agreement and the world health organization, ending the keystone xl pipeline is dana mentioned 37 times and stopping construction of the border wall. i think there is one thing we can all agree on joe still has no idea what is funny but he is thinking about his nap in his favorite episode of car churches like they are correspondent max. >> what are you doing? what are you doing, where to? greg: i would like to thank our producers are putting the black box over the explicit area. dana this is your topic and you had the promoter and the a block. here's a question for you, why do they do this on the beginning and the pardons at the end? >> greg that's in interesting

point for the b lot. greg: how did i walk into that? >> i have another point. one of the things bet biden and harris will do on day one is reestablish good relations with our allies and within six hours the first thing joe biden did was to kill the xl pipeline which was the one thing that prime minister justin trudeau like to president trump didn't trudeau has an election coming up and that alberta province, how could you screw this up on day one? greg: that's it grade-point interviewers in alberta will be going that american lady knows what she's talking about, whatever her name is. greg: i'm not allowed in canada. piracy is doing everything opposite of trump because he is

trump. i'm not going to use that if analogy but -- >> lowe whoa what could you possibly make fun of me about? greg: i wasn't making fun of you. i hadn't thought the analogy through. speaking at a bed neither did biden and his team. i think signing executive orders was to terrible idea and signing executive orders in the same fashion shows we are learning from our mistakes but hey your something new since you are so about healing the american people how about explaining your move? how about explaining the reason why. why are we doing this? do you know why because i'm bought and paid for. this is what the president wanted. so when the deals break down we will be in a quagmire with all

the democrats are going to push and they want all the extra things and we will be a huge mess. it's sad because the whole point was when we given we will be unified and we are good country together. take your shoes off and get him out. we have got this. greg: the analogy was when the parents going to crews the kids throw party and that's what happens. >> he's. ecocide on appearance and i appreciate that. greg: you know brian if i were president i first executive order would have been thrown in the bottomless >> with spikes in the bottom. >> i do the show and you read through the papers. >> but you keep coming back. so you like it. >> i know you attempted to do a show on pipelines but how

symbolic and emblematic this is? this deal is made in america and its cleaner and now forget the oil that will come on rails and come on trucks which is going to be more of an impact on the environment and you are talking about relations with their neighbors. there is no reason for him to have done that. greg: you are absolutely right. kat i'm going to give you the last word on this. >> i am so glad we are back in the paris accord. i don't get the emotions about the paris accord one way or the other because there's no enforcement mechanism and it and every country that signs it knows that. it's the equivalent of when you tell your grandma guess i will be good at school. you get so emotional about it so i don't know. >> john kerry will put his head

everywhere. greg: i came up with my own executive action that i would outlaw three of the final office series like the last three seasons. >> a good call. greg: and legalize every drug. that would be my first one. >> free all the people. greg: put a bounty on them. coming up a whole bunch of pardons. thatatatatat want to sell the best burger in every zip code? add an employee. or ten... then easily and automatically pay your team and file payroll taxes. that means... world domination! or just the west side. run payroll in less than five minutes with intuit quickbooks. to support a strong immune system, your body needs routine. centrum helps your immune defenses every day, with vitamin c, d and zinc. season, after season. ace your immune support, with centrum.

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greg: whatever the weather you can pardon whomever reagan's final to give office president trump pardon to distances of over 140 people. people like steve gagnon elliott writing and rapper lil' wayne. kilmeade didn't make the cut he still has to wear the ankle bracelet for the string of killings he committed in the early 80s.

as well as julian assange and edward snowden and sara jessica parker. it brings up key questions why do we allow pardons? why are they always at the end and why does the president have a monopoly on the? i don't know but my buddy tanner is in the pen right now. check out his crime. i'll bet it's the guy filming it guy filming it that the dead knees trying to do blame the dog. free. tyrus the partons lil' wayne, why? what's going on? >> obviously they have a relationship which is nice when you're in trouble. you have a present you have a direct line to say goodbye to that ladies and gentlemen. biois hear why do you like trump especially in any urban community. he represents take all the tweeting stuff but he represents

being of self-made individual who doesn't take a backseat to anyone and is financially set. he's cool and he has his own catch. when you saw the lifestyle that he portrayed before he was president americans believed in. i want to be like that guy. this guy is everywhere. his name is everywhere and i want to be like him so there is a connection between him and entertainment in the rap community. he worked with don king back in the day. he knew everybody. he was bigger in the black community than people realize so when he does well and they talk about them rap songs is because he is an idea more than a person sometimes and you forget the other stuff. he hated the media and he hated both parties. he did it his way and their something about that for somebody wants something the world it's like i want to be like him. you never ever saw him in a

position where it looked like he was really losing. a lot of americans are getting their buts kicked and we see a guy who refuses to lose even when they pay you off in their something about that. no but there's something about that that people are like you can use that to get out of your situation. you cannot accept your circumstances and all the other stuff we don't have to worry about but that's just a real of it. i want to when i want money and i want game and i want these things. >> on for decades. he is a huge success whether you like him or hate him. you can't argue with that. greg: we aren't going to argue with you about that. dana who would you pardon if you had a chance? >> i think pardons are out of control and i think people that have truly found a way to serve their time to give back or who are the target of injustice, that makes sense. the president should have this power. i would actually pardon roger

rabbit because he was framed. greg: why? >> i thought it was going to be funny. >> i laughs. >> it was never clear at the end of the movie. >> i don't get it. >> how can we build if you don't get it? no further questions. >> he had a great urban raiding with the apprentice but when he became president you're out in the black amused. lil' wayne there was so much heat because he was with the president. spec would we say he'd let's talk about real heat. did lil' wayne lose his job and was he taken out in the student given a public schooling or did don lemon tell him to act

accordingly? what is heat because it's not real. people picking on you from social media we have learned that from the president. i have to take that [bleep]. where was he for four years? he would have held the president so much. so where was he for four years? >> what is important speaking as a guy who coaches another guy they had a relationship and they were friends for a long time. people have a falling out but when it comes down to it businessmen grown adult men and women they put their differences aside and they get things done and while you were doing that i.e. with ice cube talking about different things like that, you learn things from each other. >> do you think he got he'd?

>> who's going to say i heard what you said about hip-hop. greg: tyrus on your show you talked about it. >> i up and had my turn yet. at the last time i interrupted she left for two weeks. >> look if i were president all i would do is pardon all over the place. i would pardon every single nonviolent drug offender. there are 31 people on the list. i think it's so unjust in so unjust and it's an unjust law. they should all be pardon and i guarantee none of them wouldn't sell dope because in my america you can buy you can bike to put the story. >> i agree completely and we still didn't get to the question why is it always at the end? if i get arrested i have to wait for four years? >> the controversial ones are at the end. a president will do the ones for people that are the most

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greg: he thought he was it buddies just a piece of. steven king that's not the kilmeade. beyond donald trump's press secretary kayleigh mcenany on twitter when he told equipment can show you next job as a cocktail waitress in tampa. people were quick to push back asking what he thought was wrong with the cocktail waitress. before marked the growmark was sexist and don't forget tampa is a pretty fun town. the backlash was so bad king one that saying sorry for getting carried away. i apologize to the waitresses tail and otherwise. it was a. that's true, it was a and frankly not a great act track so

the next time you have to back track from your ticket listen from my pal cracked back jack. back it up. all right. something wrong with me because i will watch it over and over again that the theory why do liberal dudes seem to be the most -- and i realize because they are sexist and liberalism happens to be their choice to protect against accusations of misogyny. it's not like they go hand-in-hand. it happens sexist dudes use liberalism as a protection. >> look at harvey weinstein. that is true it's a pattern over and over again and steven king was basically reckless. greg: kat you seem very charged

up. >> i was a waitress for years and i was terrible at it. not at the cocktail bar. i was never good enough to work as i did it but to work in a place that had caught tail spread i was california pizza kitchen. i got wired from ruby tuesday's. you have to remember everything and you have to serve people and not get emotionally involved. that's difficult. i spilled a bottle of wine on this woman and i should have been like i'm sorry but i said i'm sorry are you mad at me? i was worried about my relationship with her you know? so thoughts to all of you who are waitresses and that it. greg: that is so true. brian i apologize because of

twitter which makes them weaker. >> kayleigh mcenany was a+'s press secretary. dana also but the way she went back. here are the questions you should be asking me but i know you have no richest in it. they could not touch her. "washington post" wrote a terrible argument she left a week early so she's a coward. i destroyed the franchise. i love ruby tuesday's. it's fantastic. there's a platform. we will bring it over when it's done and don't ask any questions. greg: steven king, tyrus? >> we are going into the world of the restaurant. then against friday's in ruby tuesday's

>> chilies came around and it just got. greg: a kayak would be there and all of them started refereeing. >> a lot of sports motives. you have to take a stand greg and i don't think that was it. i don't think that was the way to go but if you're going to throw trash which i thought you couldn't do on twitter anymore shouldn't his account be taken from him? hurt me. >> reliving horrific moments. >> it was red. >> thank you stephen steven king, hope you are happy. twitter, we are waiting. greg: all right we have to move on. fortunately i never had a chance

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