flames, jerry nadler can retire and move to florida. that's all the time we have tonight. set your dvr every monday through friday at 10:00 p.m. eastern so you don't miss "the ingraham angle." greg gutfeld takes it from here. >> so people can go to work, that's investing in infrastructure. ships like the one i have here, these chips, these wafers, batteries, broad band, it's all infrastructure, this is infrastructure. >> greg: no one has the heart to tell president no, that is the lid to your pasta. - [cheers & applause] >> greg: it was day two of protests following the deadly

shooting of a young black man. meanwhile, a cnn reporter portrays herself as in the thick of it and got the thick part right. >> you may notice that my eyes are watery. that is because they have just like shot a huge amount of gas. it's c.s. gas. really the strongest i have ever had stood in before during a protest. we were all consumed by it. now you can see -- you want to talk to me? cool. don't take my mic. tell me what you think about what's going on. >> what i think about this? all the press and all the extra [bleep] i do makes this worse. get out of here with the twisting up the media. >> i'm live. >> i don't care if you're live or not. get away from here with that media [bleep] you're doing. >> we're with cnn. >> take that camera -- >> we're going up there. >> take it all the way up there.

you're doing the extra backhand stuff to make people look crazier than they are. >> greg: i love him. now the guy's anger may be about some of the unseemly aspects of the protests being exposed on tv. i don't know. but with cnn, they're more obsessed with the police trying to stop the looting than the looting itself. the dude spoke truth. look at any news event, how much value is added when the media shows up? does it make it better like adding bailey's to a cup of coffee? or does it make it worse like adding anchovies to a pizza? what happened if they tried not to amplify the conflict? that would be stupid. viewers don't want to see that. they want the conflict. they'll pretend the conflict is not conflict to support the conflict. they let it rage out of control. why should they care? it's not their neighborhoods burning down. so journalism has changed.

there's no commitment to community, to easing strife. it's only to intensify the burn. so as cops deal with protests and looters nail a bunch of stores and destruction spreads, it's part of the process. video followed by outrage followed by coverage of outrage. it's as predictable as cnn's programming because it is. it's a scene that has gone from shocking to expected to gleefully anticipated by the media. as familiar a a rerun of friends except it's the one where rachel set central perk ablaze. the explanation nor the shooting, the officer miss took her taser for a gun. when you see the video, you can tell it. tragic? yes. acceptable? absolutely not. in this climate, mistakes don't exist. we must act if a horrible tragic error was intentional. that's how every event becomes proof of a preordained conclusion. the truth might get in the way

of the narrative. rule number 1 when writing a movie script. give them something exciting in the first four pages. every police video fulfills that requirement. so where do the dems stand on this? rasheeda talib demands an end to all policing. it reads, it wasn't an accident. policing in our country is racist. duante wright was met with aggression and violence. i'm done with those that condone government-funded murder. no more policing, incarceration and militarization. no more police means no more disobeying police. that problem solved. does it make sense? god no. it's not supposed to. out of the tens of millions of traffic stop as year, you get mistakes and tragedies. the only response to this now, amplification, magnification, ruin. with just 24 incidents out of millions of stops, we can still

cover this chaos at least twice a month. when you ignore context, you have time to full. it's the devil's slot machine. it hits a horrible jackpot every 10,000 pulls but we won't show you the other 9,999 outcomes. who would sit through a 24/7 channel of safe traffic stops? hell, they cancelled the rated live p.d. for showing actual police work because it didn't fit the narrative. the opposite of why anderson cooper stays on. so the only solution is to reduce the bad outcomes to absolute zero even though a life risk-free isn't possible. the numbers are so small that you can read about each case and see how different each one is. that is too much work with little pay-off. instead, end the police. that's the only way to keep police interactions from turning into tragedy. what other risks explode? when that one stat falls to zero? who suffers then?

minority communities, minority businesses. according to the gallup center on black voices, black americans want the same or more police presence in their neighborhoods. many will be left defenseless in the real world outside gated communities and ivory towers. i guarantee you, jeff zucker's house has more cameras. they can afford it. like talib, they can stick us with the bill. [applause] >> tonight's guests, she's so smart, they should put her name on builders. fox news contributor, lara trump. and he will slap that smirk off of your face. matt schlepp. she's like a flower. she lights up a room but attracts bugs. host of sincerely kat on fox

nation, kat timpf. the hoover dam is a step stool. my massive sidekick, tyrus. all right, lara. welcome to fox news. congratulations. >> thank you. so excited to be here. thank you. >> greg: the upside, you get to do fox. the down side, you have to do this show once in a while. >> very tough. no congratulations. it's a great show. on all the time. so happy to be here. >> greg: thanks very much. do you buy -- am i being too harsh on the media? i look at every subject and i can't see how the media makes anything better. >> they don't. they make it worse. the reality is how are they making money if they're not going to fan the flames as you say they have to create conflict? otherwise, what are they going to report on, sunshine, lollipops and rainbows? puppies, horses, ponies. truly we know how they do this. i love exactly what you said.

that man calling out the cnn reporter. amazing. good for him. we need to see more more of tha happening. >> greg: i'm not sure what he was mad about. if he was mad that the cameras were there or not. but i just -- it was so honest, matt. i don't know. you can take the media's side or talk about defunding the police. whatever you want. >> i don't know what was in that guy's head. he was being very honest, which we need more of. all of these policies that are wrapped in race, i think people that live in these communities must get tired of being told what can be done to help them with these woke radical policies. defunding the cops doesn't help anybody that lives in the areas that suffers with crime. think they was what he was channelling from my point of view. don't exploit us. do something to make the problem better. >> greg: yeah. tyrus, the first time you were on the show, do you remember it? >> yeah. you had me pick you up and carry you and put you in your seat. >> greg: that was -- the great

thing -- >> i know what you wanted to talk about. i had to bring up the creepy part first. >> greg: the creepy part is i had you practice it a half a dozen times. >> yeah, you did. you want me to go over my lines? no. keep holding me. >> how did this work out? >> you ever seen king kong? she wasn't really screaming. it was more of i can do the show like this. yeah, i know where you're going with this. >> greg: that was five years ago. we're still -- we were talking about compliance. i can't even remember the actual shooting we were talking about. we have not moved one iota from that period. it's like we keep repeating the same thing. the media isn't that interested in solving this. >> the first point is made that ratings earn money. that's why news is where it's at. it's about ratings, not truth and fact. what is heart breaking is take just in this week, the police

incidents that we had. we've had in georgia where police officers are being shot at. we have what happened in minnesota. we have a police officer being held accountable for his actions in court with george floyd. then we had the capitol police officer being laid to rest today. that is the entire spectrum of what it's like for officers. >> greg: right. >> as a black man, when i hear these things, as i get older and i get wisdom, i try to look at -- each situation is different. it's not the same. you can't put them together. when you put them together, you're not doing justice for anyone. you're making it ugly. that young brother, when he decided -- up until the point -- this is tough for me. i'm a parent. and i'm also talking about compliance. when you hear those words, you're going to jail, it sucks. you're being arrested. it sucks. at that moment, that's not when you decide to fight it.

you're not rosa parks in that moment. you're breaking the law. if he just would have went with being arrested -- i'm going to catch hell for this, but then what happens is people panic. the tension is everywhere. minnesota is like everyone is walking on land mines. you have a police officer that made an accident probably isn't the right word. a horrific mistake. she resigned her position. she shouldn't be a police officer anymore. she should be held accountable but we're not telling that story. we're only looking at one thing. that is what concerns me. we cannot get better. we cannot get past it until we learn that we have to be accountable all the way around. we have to -- police officers -- i grew up disliking police officers. i said it a million times. when i saw a cop car, i went to other way. wanted nothing to do with them. as i've learned, as i have grown, you look at the world, see things, you reflect on what

you were doing and things like that. puts it in perspective. what happened to that young man was a tragedy. it was a horrible mistake. she should be held accountable. but do not all of a sudden make her the leader of the ku klux klan. don't talk about it was this mass conspiracy. the people that don't want the police are unaffected because they don't need police in their life. they have body guards, they have families, cars, houses, security. they have cameras. so of course they can say i don't need police. i don't want police until they need them. when they need them? they take them from us. protests go on. you have a protest over here at city hall. turns into a riot. as soon as they get within two blocks of their home, national guard, police officers are pulled off the dollar store, out of target and have to go keep their neighborhood safe. the neighborhood is destroyed. they come on their pulpit and say we don't need the police. >> greg: yeah. >> we cannot get better until we

be more honest with ourselves. >> greg: absolutely. kat, last word to you. where do you stand on the defund the police thing since you're a libertarian and hate everything with a passion. >> absolutely. i would hate to cement my position as a lawless anarchist. nobody has been talking about this. i thought this show would be an appropriate place to do so. >> greg: your engagement? >> no. who exactly are the victims of expired car registration? are you guys? i don't know. if you think about it, right? as far as i can -- i googled it. i couldn't figure it out. i know you pay your taxes. you know, if you find out they're expired, they get you for more money. if they want to keep it illegal, send it in the mail like this cash grab that is speeding tickets. think about it. it happened before with eric gardner. he sold lucy cigarettes.

>> greg: regulatory laws. >> i don't understand how people like rasheeda talib don't care about the need for cash grabs because of these expensive policies aren't going to lead to needing more of a police presence. the two things don't make sense together. >> greg: that is an excellent point. >> thank you, greg. >> greg: police don't want to wrestle men over cigarettes. they don't want to pull people over and get in these scary moments because of an expired registration. >> who are the victims of expired registration? >> greg: a great question. >> i can't find it. >> greg: we'll spend an hour on that. up next, joe plays it cool. stick around. [applause] my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 14 day system. with a painless, onesecond scan i can check my glucose without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7.

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>> greg: if he isn't there, he can't smell your hair. [laughter] it must -- must be time to set our clocks back or change the water filter because sleepy joe biden is addressing the press again. you've noticed president biden has had one news conference in 83 days. to put that in perspective, 83 may fly life spans. [laughter] also, he barely tweets. not even his old timy insults from the campaign trail when he called people dog faced pony soldiers or lilly livered flop doodles and other sick burns from the civil war era. so different from the joe we used to know. the electrifying speaker that plagiarized from the best. these days waiting for the man that could barely stand up from his own seat. and he hasn't done interviews. he makes speeches but usually on

the teleprompter. politco says that is the strategy. it's oddly suspicious that biden's team openly admits it's better if he doesn't talk. when they're not taking turns hiding his car keys, the white house communications team is relying on cabinet secretaries to talk policy inless to it's a world leader. kamala answers those. he answers the tough questions early on a sunday morning while he does cocoa and does the jumble which oddsly makes sense in the original form. then he calls it a night when the rest of us are calling it 3:00 p.m. feels weird to have a president that doesn't engage with the press. after four years of this. >> i told them i have to come over and see the fake news. let's go. >> what do you say to americans that are watching you that are scared? >> i'd say that you're a terrible reporter. >> mr. president, my second -- >> go ahead.

thanks very much. please. please. that's enough. between you people, don't ask -- don't talk to me that way. you're a lightweight. don't talk to me that way. i'm the president of the united states. don't ever talk to the president that way. >> greg: it never gets old. maybe joe biden saw how the press treated trump and thought i don't want to talk to them either, right, joe? >> i don't need to talk to the press all day. i'm a good listener. talk to jill. she knows. i keep what's going on. i have the phonograph on, the record player. anything else, i love it to george pataki. he's good. governor of new york before that cuomo guy. had a good run. i told him don't squeeze the charmin. [laughter]

>> greg: lara, do you miss it? when you were watching -- when you watch the before and after, it's stark. >> how boring is everything now. we knew this would happen. whether you loved president trump or you hated him, he was the most transparent president in a long time that america has seen. you saw him. he used to love to walk out there. all right, let's go. the fake news. everybody loved that. now we get nothing from joe biden. i mean, he can barely get through these teleprompter speeches. i wouldn't call it a press conference that he's had. how boring. it's sad. >> greg: kat, what it remind me of, trump was like the first guy talking to cnn. that's why everybody liked it. he did it in the press. he would just go i'm tired of this [bleep]. he would start swearing. not swearing. but that's what we needed. >> i don't understand and i

have -- the common narrative of people is i'm not worried anymore now that biden is the president. i don't have to -- i'm not hearing anything crazy. i don't understand having that mindset that if you don't know or see something that nothing bad could be happening. >> greg: yeah. >> i prefer bad or good. the more that we know allow me to at least know what to be upset about. otherwise i'm blanket upset at everything. >> greg: biden is like a pug's fart. silent but deadly. i mean, look, he's like a -- >> i'm not following you. give it to me one more time. >> you can borrow my french bulldog. >> greg: bulldogs explode. but my point is this. we've been trained to think that joe biden is this kindly, old gentleman. he's a vessel for the most progressive politics. they're sliding right through. >> by the way, he's never that

kind. he's been at this game a long time. talk to clarence thomas. he's ruthless. people said what was going on in the trump white house was crazy. that was the most honest moment we've had in politics in a long time, this is crazy. we get president that gets handed cards. you're doing a pretty good job with what you're doing. he's having trouble over there trying to read what this is, i'm supposed to speak now. i have to say this. i have compassion for his performance because i'm like let him go home. let him take a nap. that's enough. we get it. you know, send the staff out there to make the announcements. it's better. >> greg: when i'm that age, i'm in home watching forensic files -- >> i'll be dead. >> greg: you will. tyrus, i don't think that biden's strategy is that bad. it's what my wife does when she has friends over. she always makes -- tells me to go somewhere and stay away. never tells me why.

she says -- >> after the show i'll explain to you why. i really feel that there is not biden's plan. i feel like he's being held hostage. because he's probably thinking if i'm not out mixing it up and talking and getting my point across and my agenda, how am i going to get re-elected? his team is like -- oh. no one has told him yet. you know, let me -- i got this, guys. you know i'm a talker. i can do -- stick to the script, sir. >> can i take questions? >> and they show him a picture of the shepherd. i've seen this a million times. leaking on stories about the shepherd, the shepherd has to go to school now. that's the hostage. that's what they wrap him up with. do what we say and the dog doesn't get it. >> greg: had a similar experience with a german

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>> greg: you may feel a little prick. that doesn't mean you should listen to him. so you'd assume once you're fully vaccinated, you can do normal things again like socializing, eating. let's ask america buzz kill. >> eating and drinking indoors, is that okay now? >> no, it's still not okay for the simple reason for the level of infection, the dynamics of infection in the community are still disturbingly high. >> greg: fauci said that even though he's vaccinated, he's not going to the movies or taking a

trip any time soon. added he will continue to cover his face so he can't see that he's laughing at us. but maybe if we behave, he will let us strip down to three masks for thanksgiving dinner. meanwhile, jen psaki took time to explain how the white house is reaching out the white conservatives to get vaccinated. >> the psa on the deadliest catch, nascar and country music tv. looking for creative ways to get directly connected to white conservative communities. >> greg: yee-haw! while you're at it, post info at my banjo repair shop. [laughter] all right. i bet they're already brain storming, more ideas. >> okay. white guy, we know you love nascar and deadliest catch. just need to get a little more

info from you. favorite food? >> mediterranean. my wife is from greece. >> burgers. favorite music. >> kid cutty has been on heavy rotation recently. >> huey lewis and the news. hobby? >> my inlaws got me in to cricket. it's so cool. >> hockey. okay. favorite movie. >> well, actually coming to america on amazon. have you seen it? it's hilarious. >> field of dreams. [applause] >> greg: kat, is it's racist or smart? advertisers do it all the time. they buy advertising and cater to it with different ads. we've seen the fast food ads that are not directed at you and

me. >> oh, yeah. what they could do that would be even better would be to stop arguing against themselves. like i don't understand fauci said okay. i know you're going to be scared. some of you are hesitant about the vaccine. you know you should get it so you can change nothing about your life. like when you were a girl scout, you'd sell no cookies like that. people, what is the incentive? people are saying it's the fault of republicans, it's the fault of -- we post selfies. telling them that their life isn't going to change even if they do get the vaccine, why would you sign up for a useless -- not just a protect but a useless stab? >> greg: my theory is that fauci has no friends. i'll stay home as long as it takes. i'm not going to the movies. i'm not going to dinner. aim very lonely man.

>> i think he had some friends but he lost them the last year. i don't know why you're talking to me about white conservatives. but the thing is that i agree completely with kat. if the vaccine, which by the way are trump vaccines, it's his policies that allowed the companies to come up with the vaccines. the democrats have done this swarmy idea that somehow the republicans are fighting them. what they could do to help this, they had all of these former presidents talking about taking the vaccine. call down to mar-a-largo. i bet he would say a couple of nice things about the vaccine. invite a couple of republican senators and congressmen. have them to the white house. this is something that america agrees. as a matter of fact, i drive around northern virginia all the time. there's a line. there's not a problem with it. as a matter of fact, the only problem we have with the biden administration is going back and forth whether they're good for our health, which they did this week. >> i did it.

i hate gotten stabbed when there's nothing in it for me. >> greg: tell me about it. tyrus -- >> i'm so excited about this segment. please. ask your question. >> greg: i identify as a white person. >> i know you do. >> greg: none of these perceptions fit me. i don't watch nascar, don't listen to country music. the only thing i do is kidnap drifters for organ meat. >> how does it feel to be looped into a group with stereotypes? i'm so excited. i never thought i'd see white americans do this. phenomenal. can you imagine the outrage? we need to get this out to black people. put people on great drink, doo-rags. we would be going sir. now they're saying put it on jars of mayonnaise, nascar -- what do you guys do? we barbecue. you guys do what? >> we order to go.

>> yeah. this is so racist. it's phenomenally hysterical to me. like damn. we literally are watching the script flip. you know, we saw old white men taking over america again after we said we wouldn't let them. now parentally we got to get out to you ignorant white folks. >> i know what they're going to say next. if you don't get the vaccine, you ain't white. >> greg: the thing is, if donald trump said get the vaccine, then that would put the democrats in a terrible position of having to agree with them. >> that is true. what i love is all of these woke liberal hollywood people that are taking their selfies with being vaccinated. they should be hashtaging thank you president trump. it's his vaccine. what i also don't understand is why don't we just let people that want the vaccine, who need it get it and then aren't we all

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the law does. much like an allegation against harvey weinstein. all right, tyrus. you are a louisiana resident. so you must be happy that production is moving to your state. what else are you happy for? friend. >> yeah, the joy of my life. fire in my proverbial candle. it's good for the economy in louisiana. so you're always good to see that. the same time, you're hurting the economy in georgia. we always -- they're not -- when you do things, i'm leaving like mlb did the same thing. you're not hurting the people you think you're hurting. >> exactly. >> they weren't going to the game anyway. the legislators weren't like no! they're not losing money. they have less traffic now. you know, you're helping them. you're hurting the neighborhoods. you're hurting the small businesses. the vendors. the air b&bes and the hotels

which have already been punched in the mouth because we've been on lock down forever. an opportunity for $100 million. this movie won't generate that but a lot of independent contractors that are out of work now or will have to make the trip to louisiana to find work. you never -- you never help the people you need to help. you hurt them. >> greg: it's the virtue signal. >> i agree. it's not going to hurt the government. the businesses, yes. the government has a reliable income stream. they force people to pay them taxes. if you don't, you go to jail. about as reliable as it gets. >> greg: i wish i had that tower. >> i don't. only on principle. >> greg: lara, we're entering a new phase where companies to cover themselves are like an enforcement arm of woke politics. their human resources department

don't want to look on twitter and see the hashtag is trending. it's like we'll do what they want. >> it's so sad. it's what tyrus said. they're hurting the people that they claim to want to help. totally crazy. everybody is so sick of these people that get out in front of it but don't understand what they're talking about. they don't understand the law. they don't understand add all why gosh, i don't know would you want to know that a person is a legal united states citizen, they can vote. again, i continue to talk to people that are like it's so racist to assume that we can't figure out how to get a driver's license, some form of i.d. as a minority? it's crazy. i don't think we'll see it. people try to outwoke one another. it's really -- it's a sad state of affairs and i hope somebody has the guts to stand up against this. they will be rewarded. >> greg: made me think of when i

was a kid. back in the days when you needed an i.d. to go to a movie because you wanted to see porky's. remember that? you were like -- >> that is your question, by the way. please continue. >> greg: the question is do you remember porky's? you have two minutes to respond. you have a rebuttal on how it wasn't as good as the police academy franchise. okay. your job is to persuade -- >> we off porky's? >> greg: yes. how do we win this argument that seems to be -- 0 the republicans and conservatives have not shown up to fight this. >> at the american conservative union, we defend voters and their voices. i thought this was about passing election law. in georgia, all they did is reinstate the idea you have to have an i.d. you vote one time in one state. that's all we want. everybody should vote.

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>> greg: before you die alone, enjoy dining alone. it's the cookbook that will have people saying, what is wrong with you? cat food maker fancy feast has a new cookbook for adults. it has 12 single serving recipes. do they mean single. all inspired by the launch of their new single serving cat food long, which is petite, which is lonely for cat lady. the introduction to the cookbook

says, now fancy feast is asking you to extend the invitation to your cat to join you for meal time as you cook meals inspired by their favorite dishes but made just for you. sounds like you'll need a litter box made for two. the recipe includes chicken and ramen. our favorite is dead mouse from under the couch. fancy feast boasts that the recipes are easy enough to be whipped up on the week night as if you have weekend plans. matt, would you cook this and eat it? >> you know, they -- we talked about dogs so much. now cats. they say everybody can write a book. is this really published? a real thing or like a garage venture or something? what is this? >> it's real. you're supposed to read the article. >> greg: sorry.

she article shamed you. >> i did. i read the article. >> greg: what did you learn, kat? >> this would have been my perfect demographic for my adulthood up till two years ago. i actually used to say the reason when i was single and with my cat all the time that i didn't cook. there was no recipes for one. that however is not true. because you're not going to sit and cook recipes for one. you're going to be out there drinking and meeting men that are bad for you. [laughter] >> hey. >> i didn't get that article either. >> it's in my manifesto with 5,975 pages. >> i think you have to give somebody credit, some marketing person at fancy feast. we're talking about it on here. somebody did their job pretty well to come up with this cookbook. i'm not saying i'm going to buy myself a copy. little known fact, i'm a pastry

chef. perhaps i could lend them a dessert edition and call me. >> greg: would you do any work with frisky? >> that is the point. you can ask me the question. this is the flirtation with people to say listen, you tried the recipes. just eat it in the can. numbers are down. everyone was buying dogs during the pandemic. we have a back order of frisky feast. what will go with that is this can. take a bite. try it. you and the cat on all fours together eating out of the can. it's going to happen. if it hasn't happened. >> greg: cats are like -- kat's cat would have other plans.

you probably set the table and the cat would be oh, i'm seeing some friends. >> when i lived in los angeles and had no friends and only him, i put too much pressure on him. >> people are eating cat food -- >> too much pressure on my cat. >> every recipe says if you don't have ingredients, substitute with the cat food. guaranteed. >> greg: i find it strange that they would call something fancy feast as if that would impress a cat because cats can't read. you can call the cat food anything you want. >> i'm for people that have something to talk about. i only feed my cat fancy feast. seriously, bro? what do you feed your dog? whatever comes off the table. >> greg: it would go with great catnip. i thought this segment was going to be amazing. you don't care about it as much as i do. >> two years earlier, greg, i

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