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show prudent sites might your resistible appeal it is the honesty. like a clogged amends room toilet at a time square at burger king. we are brimming with it. for example just now i said happy wednesday in true it is wednesday at. [laughter] fox friends would've said something like thursday. [laughter] stupid outliers. but that is not just an isolated instance of honesty. perm rates this show it like powdered sugar and brian stelter chest hair. keep telling him to shave. for example this is a slow news day so slow is the only one in this building way until jesse sees what i did to his suits. i had no idea polyester was that flammable. i could've done a mono on inflation or joe biden but really not again it is so boring but thankfully producer offered this headline quote transit gender x neo not so robert too

fast track gender confirmation surgeries. wow. i am so glad he is an ex neo-nazi. [laughter] but talk about a perfect storm of got failed content rate trans, nazi, gender surgery, prison. sounds like a hogan heroes after party at bob crane's condo. that dude was crazy. read up on him, seriously. this story has everything. when i heard ahe practically fainted into the arms of steve ducey still uses aqua velva, good for him. but is through the esther bureau of prisons or bob is speeding up a transit gender x neo-nazi bank robbers gender confirmation surgery doctor thug filed a lawsuit that it was denied previous request for now they say all claims in this case

might be resolved without the need for further litigation. lawyers must hate that sentence. meanwhile some others army that waiting for a kidney. further proof where there is a will and a lawyer working on your behalf there is a way.ci especially in jail. have the world's most precious commodity on your hand. i mean side. [laughter] so no surprise the surgery is on track and guess who is footing the bill, view it. who else but taxpayers. if that's true shouldn't we see with the finished product is going to look like? if i'm paying for the pizza i get to pick the toppings. let's start with 38 double d's and a nectarine shaped. [laughter] it is a terrible thing that anyone would say something like that.

back in the '90s, the 1990s cap the inmate donna was born peter kevin was convicted to a life in prison plus 35 years for robbing a bank's and a device to consulting officers and other firearms charges. at the time was part of it neo-nazi group the aryan republic army. this guy was such bad news i'm surprised cat and not let him sleep on her couch. [laughter] spent two decades and it mail prison, lucky before being transferred to a female one course and show the number in makes isn't big. does anything start out small until it isn't? except for me i never grow up. everything else expands through corruption rate based on the theory of systemic gaming.

that is when with any new phenomenon there's always those who hack the system. like that young forest gump running for the bus that takes forever to catch up as we get defrauded or end up paying for absurd things for gender surgery for thugs but criminals went from making license platesor for us to usus making but dryness fr them. [laughter] you arer welcome. take therapy pets for air travel. perfect for vets with ptsd prohibit next? people in the online filling out paperwork parts of the so many dogs are on the plane i added heartworm medication to mites and expert watching from aboard the plane now in second episode of wild kingdom. some game with a. car, bearded word is with therapist expert some guy fondling a chicken in an exit row, who could that be? [laughter] human instinct has us exploit

every good intention. stuff like this happens all the time. [background noises] oxidize what can i get for your? i'm going to go for a large certain he's gonna go for the kids, precursors for children under 12. >> actually he is 11. >> he has ay beard. parks that grow up so fast. wait a minute, what movie did you say or sing again? because i'm going to go see lightyear he's going to see the remake of deep throat. >> that movie is rated x is way too young for that. >> actually is identified as a 40-year-old. enjoy the scenes son i love you. [applause] >> you saw this with covid loans how many billions were defrauded? how dare we question people pretending they needed the money. both anything like the road

paved with good intentions always ends up in a ditch of depravity. hate crime laws gives hate crime hoaxes. red flag was due to neighbor snarking on neighbors for spy print aspect of bearing bodies under the floorboards, like theo old days. it's about gaming the system. the effective doll even the language is impenetrable. [laughter] if your belief is counter to reality, simply use language to create a new reality. according to the "new york post" link anew, quote by the time she was four s should been misidentified as a boy and his or her entire life has been shaped by the agonizing tension between the immutability of her gender identity and the often life-and-death danger of publicly living her truth. that is what we call hogwash. and they still would not want to wash my hog with it.

[laughter] it is a harley. that is my nickname. >> i'm not calling you that. >> i know. we are living and a time where truth is supplanted by belief as a lifestyle choice but even if your belief is wrong it is still your choice. you can be a flat earth or a 911 truther, a pregnant man. these are all idiotic beliefs redefined as choices we end up footing the bill while criminals left all the way to the gender-neutral bank. [applause] >> tonight she is like a clear mountain stream, refreshing but reoften babbling. emily campagno. [applause] if elected governor of new york he promises not to kill any old people. congress and republican

incandidate for new york govern, lee is eldon. [cheering] >> there is no one harder on your police blotter. fox contributor kat timpf. and finally the stork that delivered him broke his feet. mike massive sidekick, tyrus.o emily claimed to be a lawyer never actually proved that but i will go with it. isn't this something than it inmate should immediately jiffy of all the time in the world, get somebody to work on your behalf to gain the system. isn't this kind of like what every person should do in jail if you have all the time? >> in this current political climate the answer is yes. inbecause like you read in the intro, this inmate says it was a life or death situation from everyday living to truth.

what about the life or death situation facing the federalas officers he is salted which was one of the charges and put them in jail the first place. while the bureau of prisons, they ate it up. they are using our tax dollars to give this dude ate vaginally plasty and meanwhile 2019 president trump signed into law the first step accurate common sense of bipartisan and at the time came out and said we do not have the resources to implement the time credit. and that still holds true today print so for years later there are thousands of inmates that are incarcerated legally past their release date, at least 10% are veterans. and they are missing out this guy no pun intended. as because this is biden's administration. spent that's a very point and very pleasantly surprised.br i kid, i kid. you always come loaded.

[laughter] promise when you're ready for our book going to lead a requester that print would you put a stop to this can you put a stop to this? >> up so should put a part two. going to be in touch was with this country wants to hear about from the bureau of prisons, is that we are converting that neo-nazi into no longer being a neo-nazi. that is the only conversion that americans want to hear. and their tax dollars already are being tapped out. people feel theal pinch. until many different respects. government puts their hands into that while it and they would they give it back to you it's bad enough the expected thank you. it's even worse we take the money out of your wallet you're giving it to that neo-nazi to spend all of that money on converting gender. >> it is so interesting if you just say something as a lifestyle choice that will trump anything, right?

the guy could be a vicious criminal who assaulted federal officers but his life still choice takes precedence over sexual punishment for. >> he made some lifestyle choices that is what he is in jail. >> exactly exactly. are either in tyrus good to see you.: welcome back. >> i'm doing alright man. i can back for this one big. >> aren't you happy? >> emily was great except there were trying to. [inaudible] little clarity there but. >> you and i are similar age in the early 30s or so. [laughter] do you remember what what is next crowd? lows in the far right. we get to pay for prisoner changes? everybody would laugh at that is what happened request old f guyn the corner of my street what is next for the next thing we run around and play should be on to be telling us what to think. i guess i get confused. the whole point of going to jail is you lose your freedom because you did something bad.

so now you can be in prison for life. >> plus 35 years. >> you relied he dies and comes back it's up 35 more years to go. [laughter] this is the gal that is front of the line for this type of surgery. if she was not ine prison shoud have to rely on her own self or family insurance or whatever. but she lost those rights when she chose to get life plus 35 years. i would schedule the surgery for life plus 35 years in one day. [laughter] crop doesn't go back to what ill always say present really isn't that bad, right? you've got a roof over your

head, you get three meals. you can get pretty fat andon imprison the is not bad i hear it's getting better. you can look forward to things like surgery. it is like. >> you not selling me on prison. >> i'm trying to encase if your life continues at this t trajectory for. >> you are right my wife is a disaster. >> we need a deferment of enough already. sinbad the president someone comes out and says enough already they go back into the basement. >> yes i think stuff like this happens when you view the world through the lens of identity politics. this would be a real tough one, you have this house and have a forest of liberal signs on their lawns. they probably have the nazi with that this through. they probably also have the holly newman kroft lives are loved and respected here. what they say about this?

it's hasn't been going onut for years questioning a member or has been running for nationaln view in 2014 i read about the situation at this college were all woman's college there was a student who enrolled as a woman but then started identifying as a man. anything.er this is not anti- trans. >> wells are going to do and prison by get a new regina? greg: exactly break works are like just like to point out i'm not a scientist rethink with those of you are a looking to change genders and stuff i would

stay away from the white mail i'd go in another direction right now they're not very popular. puerto rican, black, hispanic. just challenge yourself. but whatever you do the finished product cannot be white man just putting that out there but. >> that is so true like going shopping for carpet lecture taking a step back. right up next to a hamstring cops and wonder why crime never stops. basis. with pronamel repair toothpaste, we can help actively repair enamel in its weakened state. it's innovative. my go to toothpaste is going to be pronamel repair.

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with the purchase of a kohler® walk-in bath. and take advantage of our special offer of no payments for 18 months. greg: she made her neighborhood a mess and change her mailing address pretty report reveals a near state lawmaker push for defending the police after moving out of her neighborhood due to safetyaf issues. that is according to the "new york post" which is owned by i parentwn company.

[laughter] a few years ago she moved from harlingen expensive downtown apartment after witnessing to violent crimes and falling victim to one herself. only to later campaign and when on defunding the police. and now she's making a bid for congress so she can neighborhood statewide. speaking of the big apple, that is new york emily, this week the city used a bulldozer to crush nearly 100 street legal motorbikes and atvs. >> not only ate nuisance and an tannoyance to us but they are extremely dangerous. we know that we see them all the time. we hear them all times at night. [background noises]

[background noises] [background noises] greg: amazing. to further comeplans to crush k. [laughter] bad. apparently gangs of bikers and terrorizing everyone over the past few years. the mayor finally decided to do something about it. by destroying the bikes. it. [laughter] you know instead of maybe selling them to people at thepl villages. from the chicago police department announced new policy banning officers from chasing people on foot simply if they run away or if they have committed a minor offense but now they're only like to chase perps if they are believed to be committing or about to commit a felony prince a scary idea when you think about it. since cops a longer have to run it could pave the way for this.

[laughter] someone has got a new career. [laughter] arctic congressman you know enough about our d.a. alvin bragg responsible for mayhem what is your first move when you become governor if you become governor? >> i fire alvin bragg day one. >> the governor the state of new york has a constitutional authority to fire district attorney who refuses to enforce the law. i'll get sworn in and act one day one i will fire alvin bragg. will you sampling a clip of the person advocating to defend the police up in albany of power people to self describe the socialist. cashless bail. less is more has people coming out of prison early. give decisions being made were cop killers and murderers get released to should stay behind bars. by the way you're getting rid of all that new scrap metal enough

options to sell us think of our first segment they are, oh the conversions. greg: 's amazing zone defunding the cops has the luxury of leaving behind her own consequences and all of her neighbors are screwed. i can handle this but you can't come see you later pick. >> out the awful permit first moved to new york i lived in east harlem actually. i lived on 123rd and lexi was really bad, for example. greg: for them for. >> in all seriousness we had a triple murder right outside my building one night. and actually that area around 106 and first i don't have any data but i foundca it less scary to walk around and then my own neighborhood which is kind of nice. but i did not have the resources to live anywhere else. so great for her that she does. but to continue to champion these policies that make u it sh an unsafe place for the other

people to live who do not have those resources. especially because she knows that because she herself left is so disgusting. i don't know how you get away with that publicly without everyone being pissed off by it. spinningi tires i was away? >> and giving your athleticism. [laughter] >> i'm a really good at skipping precooked i would skip away got felled. me how stupid how just stupid we are out of gas l

and supplies. you've got 1000 bikes that take less gas and no and said hey maybe we should save these? [laughter] because it pretty soon to be instead of getting a tank of gas fill up your little bike and ride around for about start out.around for about start we ran over them. that is where we are at. we talk about our progressives are so stupid. you literally want to make it rates and a bag of trash one you didn't call the police or insinuate for the social worker show up. and to you've just packed up and moved too. they will double down, they will trip around they are never wrong they just missed the day. whoever voteses for her has had their head examined. insanity. spin it i could tell youni were enjoyed watch the motorbikes get destroyed. is basically the motorhead that you are. m >> is not enjoying it was so ridiculous. it was so wasteful.

i understand the concept of the mayor's anger destroying this because we don't the back on tht streets. there is a bigm spectrum betweem out of the guy's hands. what he really want to talk about is the chicago law thing. the mayor had the nerve to couch it out of safety for officers she said but we don't want them running alone after a purpose for the single biggest thing that would protect officers as are public supported them. i'm putting away for good those offenders that keep shooting them. is mind boggling to me she has the nerve to create more rules around us you can chase after felonious assault but not simple assaults officers have to make that split-second real-time decision so after-the-fact that defendant's attorney can sue and say he is the middle of a simple assault. this guy should not have run after him. this officer to have his first face or her face and also nerve vilified because the mayor create a whole host off confusig

rules that underhandedly undermined law enforcement. it's absolutely ridiculous. greg: and is ridiculous but now we shall move on. isn't that exciting? up next entitled jerks who ruin trips and super spreaders who flap their lips.

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>> greg: is rudeness during his rudeness during travel make you unravel question or canoe article the wall street journal owned by her parent company, ryan seacrest. [laughter] says a passenger seem to learn how to behave onn planes. once again travel returns to free pandemic levels. i will take their word for it since i commute by private helicopter. [laughter] it allows me i too see it on people's shirts. [laughter] but apparently, at least i'm honest. we are more aware of annoying behaviors around us like bare feet on the seats or watching movies about headphones are not sharing your pillsls with famous talk show host.

[laughter] meanwhile australian herald sun, a newspaper not to be confused with this. [laughter] i hope he is uncomfortable. i hope his wife is why don't you put your face and send a, greg? what is going on? speaking forwards and our the spread of covered ten times more than breathing normally. we could've slowed the spread sooner. that man has blood on his lips. nice experts said to her masks on planes and everywhere else. the support is true of talk a lot will boost the t spread of disease that means wee, have a serial killer in our midst. [laughter]

i wonder how my people you got sick here. what. >> what interest me but the whole plane thing ever inspect people on the plane happy with either invasion of personal space, or a sense of entitlement. i've it's my pet peeve in my superpower on a plane. when you're online to get on tongue touches the bag behind you just back up. you have to touch me. the other superpower i have is of the person next to me sleeping. if i'm inside i can climb over them without waking them up. >> is called being small. >> i thought she levitated. spent if i could choose a superpower that would not be the one. spent if i could fly would not to be on a plane. >> that's what it would be. listen i don't because of falling for this.

this is sour grapes there is no study. they lost to the mass group at a loss for selected numeral no one can top of the to hear anyone say it's great we don't wear a mask oh you still have your hostatus culprits now if you tak you spread all this time. all we had to do is not talk to each other he would've been fine? that is what you're telling us? no you are mad you lost. so no bragging, no talking about it for the worse thing is to be on the plane with your mascot and the guy next to sing and glad they lifted the rule. you shouldn't talk your super spreader but that's what this is. greg: at how easy would it have been if they would have just said they made an announcement don't wear your mouse if you don't talk. how great would that be? it would be so awesome. >> the standards of behavior on the plane are just too high over allhe. i do. [laughter]

generally takes me an unruly passenger standingnr up? when you're supposed to sit down theyea make you wear a seatbelt part i don't think this is going to help me if we crash. and then there like the turbulence. what if i like the turbulence? what if it makes me feel alive? exit does. greg: i think oh my god yes. i am still here. not so much in the toilet. we lost the art of public decency. people.how do of conflict resolution for it because the are amplifying conflict instead of de-escalating it. me and this lady were having a fight. eyou'd go hey, you try to break up with some humor. make a little joke you could settle down or you're going to on the back of the truck but instead it's like this. people filming it sent out no one knows how to de-escalate.

when you think about that theory? >> as you mention i'm running for governor. one of my congressional accomplishments i'm most proud of is i have twice gotten caps off the no-fly list. bill didn't think i was going to be able to get it done. for conflict resolution we have options here. we can tell everybody to hold their breath for the flight too. >> there you go. the recipe of the four fauci out she's throwing on a cloth mass, a surgical mask that a facial shield, gas mastery threat a space helmet you never can exercise too many precautions, greg. although the irony that we all realize is you will probably the first one to end up getting covid anyway. >> that is true, that is true. is it cruel hand of fate. if you go over on one side are always targeted because of a god of the sense s of humor. coming up a new creature to

blame for spreading the monkey pox strain.

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. greg: did gyms get a bad rap for spreading the monkeypox crab? true we blame monkeys as the host when rodents spread at the most. so w no matter how much the bag, please don't let that prairie dog hump your leg. the kansas city star, not to be confused with george brett, reports that prairie dogs which are strangely rodents and hotdogs were involved in the first u.s. monkeypox outbreak in 2003. back when i was just 21 serving in iraq. it. [laughter] true. as a cashier at a mcdonald's and falluja. [laughter] apparently people in six midwestern states got infected by their pet prairie dogs after

the critters got the proxim animals imported from africa. now did the spread occur an anonymous group party like much of the monkeypox was originally thought to have spread? no one knows if it was anonymous because most witnesses say was mostly doggy style. [laughter] the long way for that pun. it rages the question who has a pet prairie dog? and why did my parents get me one? but also wise to call the monkeypox when it was a rodent parks? turns out scientist discovered in the 1950s to monkey species that's why the name stuck. and after that, monkey see monkey do. [laughter] monkeys finally vindicated since rodents can spread the disease? well, of course which the world's foremost expert for comment. [background noises]

dr. kagan doctor kim we still call it monkeypox? that's a pretty cool name. >> and doctor, i have a pet hamster should i kill him to avoid getting the pox? [background noises] yes a doctor what if we tongue kissed a gerbil who had previously been in a consensual relationship of the prairie dog, which you pay to see something like that? last question doctor hear me out can i have with the squirrels and then monkeys? [laughter] [laughter] and are so unfair to the monkeys spokes person or the spokes of monkey so unfair do we owe that spokes and monkey a huge apology this our fourth or fifth segment

in which. >> he keeps coming back. >> that is true. >> if they change the name people are so going to call it monkeypox. because that is what happen first but usually the first thing is what sticks. like in college there's a girl brittney. [laughter] the first weekend she pooped the bed. so she was just the rest of the time. [laughter] >> did she know that cluster. >> of course she did. she did lots of other stuff obviously she did transfer. the first impression that color that for a reason we quickly took name did not follow her. spinning tires have got a lot of rodents. >> i do smell a rat in this one gutfeld.tf every time i hear stories like this i always think of the one guy who got caught and was in

big trouble produce looking around the house and was like. dogs, you know what, i was out farming and i fell in the hole in the prairie dog got on my arm pretty and how those things are. it got me everywhere it had nothing to it that we can with the fellas to vegas. it is the prairie dog. even the story. so prairie darks which are indigenous to where? america.di had to be sent to africa where they got infected by african animals per then came back because that is how it works, to the united states just the two in the entire town suddenly had monkeypox's that were going were seriously doing this? and honestly honey that's how it was. was it me in the fellas doing a weird stuff at a rave. i stepped interpreted dog hole. [laughter] >> congressman this is why we have you here. do you have a detailed monkeypox

prevention plan you can share with us? >> sure first off brittney was probably a loyal gutfeld watcher until about four minutes ago. >> look i did not poop in her bed. >> and see it coming as a membei of congress read by the man running for governor. greg: yes. [laughter]r] >> agassiry president biden congressional democrats trying to patch a new multi trillion dollar bill using this as an excuse. hold on squirrels are spreading a monkeypox printed trillion dollars to spend on something totally unrelated to that. i want to say outrage as a rocky and bullwinkle fan. in their defense here, they are getting targeted like this. i just think this whole segment is unfair for the study needs to be debunked. and i went to an defense of the monkey spokesperson early spokes monkey i am impressed that spokes of monkey did just answer

more questions at a press conference and president biden has done about three and half months. [cheering]g] [applause] spinning all right, last question to you emily. monkeypox is caused by anonymous gay anil at rage. care to comment? [laughter] >> i am okay on that one. my two takeaways from this study in this article i did not know prior to that is a 40% of mammals are low rodents. there's 2500 different species of rodents. that blew my mind. the only good art templeton and splinter and the experts is anyone's guess just how many animals in the wild are actually spreading all these viruses spread the conclusion was basically like we don't know. >> most likely it's the rodents because there's a lot off rodents.el >> that's what i've been telling you honey it is the rodents. [laughter] >> and volunteering with

underprivileged prairie: dogs. [laughter] spent all right with got to move on this is terrible for it up next is a partner whose speeds and swerves bad? [cheering] [applause]

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♪ greg: story in five words.rt partners are driving make you nervous for the right tires, new pulses 63% said they get nervous and the partner is behind the wheel.: do you? >> yes means 47% of liars. i always drive. it is nonnegotiable. no one is driving my truck. and if i have to drive with you i'm going to make every excuse not to drive with you. i will follow you there. trust me fellas, they are that bad in the backseat or the front seat telling you how to drive in order to turn seven minutes after supposed to turn. the last thing you want to sit in copilot that wound and pony show. >> isn't funny how the person driving always believes they are the best driver? >> this is true they would put myself 37%. my wife is a good driver. i grandmother in the mid 80s became too m old to drive she

stopped driving. twenty years later my grandfather became legally blind became tool to drive. my grandmother reassumed the driving responsibilities with the lid down in florida for it back of the driveway would hit something one 100% of the time. pretty dangerous on in south florida. i would say though as far as my wife because she does a pretty good job. she is good. spinning there you go governor. would not there his wife under the carpet. >> don't forget his wife votes too. greg: i never really understood that. >> what part? >> o god. >> i think he means a women voting. >> do not start do not start the. >> i did not i said wives of voting. how dare you. >> that's way better i apologize for. >> how dare you mutilate my comments emily? you are a muscle had you drive muscle cars because i just drove in a hot rod power tour which was awesome for the one passenger had for like five

seconds in the cart wasne yellig oh god, o god the whole time. i was cracking up. and that usually happens in the backseat. [laughter] excited knew it. emily why? >> it's your fault. >> is a giving a tour before the show. walked into it like that. critics my mind doesn't go there that ismi why. >> we know skim little note say this. greg: last work kat do even know it a car is closer. >> i do not to brag. [laughter] i don't drive ever though. my husband always does. focus on my job of saying i have to pee. [laughter] >> i love it you're the type of drinks a ton of stuff before get the car. and it is a roadtu trip. and then every 20 minutes at stop here, stop there.

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>> greg: we are out of time. thank you, kat timpf, tyrus, our brian: welcome to "one nation." i'm brian kilmeade. we have a day that we spent with governor glenn youngkin. kimberley strassel says the republicans have won on the issue of gun control. michael walton, what's happening in ukraine. he will weigh in on these two big decisions, maris faulkner will weigh in