ford shut down to help the war effort. >> yes, we completely stop civilian vehicle production during the '40 so we can invest all of our time and labor efforts into producing things that would help aid in the war effort. >> brian: kind of cool. download the app and watch and watch me saturday night at 8:00. one nation with brian kilmeade. ♪ ♪ >> greg: that was a close one. happy friday. happy july 4th weekend. from your favorite little firecracker, me. just remember to be careful out there. i'd hate to see you lose a

finger, like my childhood friend we had to call mittens. yeah. in case you scoff at the idea that the media works from the same script, the same playbook, same oxygen deprived brain, you need to see thursday's "l.a. times" piece on how late-night selected comedians covered the hearings. the same unison response. or should i say unisom. since they were dull enough to put a method into a coma. >> we are coming to just hours after the january 6, and he shocked with a hearing i can only be described as cuckoo. ah-oog-ah. >> i was shocked that trump threw any of his food away. >> this guy has taken more selfies with food then he has

with some of his kids. >> who the hell elect him out of his car seat. he probably finished his big mac first. >> who had catch up at lunch? >> greg: those shows should come with a warning, do not operate heavy machinery afterward. or expect amusement while viewing. they aren't even trying to think outside the box. maybe because it's malakoff and where, and to die. they think commonly isn't their job and if you watch a few minutes, you'll agree it's not n their hobby. instead their job is to spout acceptable liberal elitist assumptions to be safe. meanwhile their audience feels like they are in a tv room at gitmo and pete hegseth has been holding the remote. which explains why their audience and shrinking like it's got a speedo for love ice cube's

meanwhile, our ratings are sick in a good way. >> [cheering] >> greg: i think that's what the teams say. we are sick. in a good way. not in a "hey, what are these sores and why do i want to eat bananas and fling my feces." shadow to monkeypox. it is like we are doing a smash-and-grab and taking only the good stuff which leads me back to the "l.a. times." they covered what the late nighters set about january 6 but mysteriously left off one show. what show could that be? do you think it's the one that a, isn't. ting the other shows? b, beating the crap out of them in less than a year of being on air, and c, whose host is hotter

than the handle of a cast-iron skillet. you are not letting me finish. i want to reread that one. and c, whose host is hotter than the handle of a cast-iron skillet left in the oven for three hours. thanks for writing that, kat. >> kat: [laughs] >> greg: that is this show. why would the "l.a. times" leave us out of their recap? what could the reasoning be? there is none. when the leading late-night show is bucking the conformity of those other shows, you'd think that would be a story perhaps even a big one for the writer whose beat is late-night tv. but no, they ignore the show like it was me trying to get a lap dance at applebee's. i get confused. it's all those bright lights. again, the question is why. it is likely january 6th

hearings. if you don't show the other side of anything, it helps you think it doesn't exist. it's like when your car is making a strange noise so you turn up the radio and suddenly the noise is gone. it's like covering your eyes and sticking your fingers in your ears and singing la, la, la, la. which is how doctors say is the safest way to get through "fox & friends." with few exceptions, the mainstream press has bent over backwards to ignore our success, since ignoring it means we don't exist. there could be no viable alternatives. if their minds were anymore close, they would be a post office on july 4th. so what does it say about their beliefs or their egos? maybe they know that neither can stand up to a challenge. it's the same thing that happened when fox news launched 25 years ago. they laughed. they mocked. you see saw how that turned out.

stopping them like grapes under the feet of an italian winemaker. i get asked this question a lot from college kids. where and why and why am i tied up? but also how do i respond to people who outnumber me on campus and trash me for my beliefs? i always say stab them in the face. with truth. and a knife. made of honesty. when people give you belief for being different, just say, do you ever wonder why you choose the harder path? why would i make it hard on myself? i could just do you. are you curious as to why i would make myself less popular than a class called intro to

chlamydia. do you ever wonder why we are doing you? it's because we are dumb or crazy? or maybe something i know something you don't. the answer isn't as important as them hearing that question. it's like when i ask my wife why her tennis pro is living with us. sure, i could do their liberal late-night shtick. pandering is the easiest form of comedy. i wish someone could explain that to the writers at "snl." they are still doing trump is an evil cheeto jokes while saying nothing of a president who flopped off a bike like he was rounding a turn in the tour de france. people in this industry don't like us, many myself, kat, tyrus. i am guessing tyrus catches a little blessed that the rest of us. there is something about giving crap to a guy who is not only smarter than you but could fold

you into his wallet. but i lost friends the more successful the show became. before i was just harmless. they could pat me on the head and say he just doesn't know any better. then when the winning began, suddenly they don't want you around anymore. they will marginalize your ideas. say you used to be funny but not anymore. they don't want to face you. maybe because i do better than they did and they don't want have to fight for their beliefs. we must all agree, or the cocktail party sucks. what a chicken [bleep] way to go through life. the "l.a. times" ignored us because they are cowards which is lamer than the late-night joses drool over. we don't need them but our door is always open unlike their minds. let's welcome tonight's guests. she's the only fox host to pose

on the book cover besides stuart varney. host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy. he was the second-best host of of redeye. fox news contributor tom shillue. take the state of new jersey, and hilarity, and mix it with a bowl of gravel. you get actor and comedian jim florentine. and finally, both she and california expect a lot of blackouts this summer. fox news contributor kat timpf. we have, dare i say, a panel full of comedians. very funny people who probably have very valuable insights on this topic including perhaps you, tom. >> it's great.

i love this block. we got the rundown of the show in email today and it said a block. let's talk about how awesome greg is. >> greg: my producer should be more subtle. it's not about me. it's about all the opportunities i give to everyone else. >> tom: it's true. you are killing it in the ratings include the younger demographic. you have the youngest demographic and late-night which is odd because in the teleprompter you have the biggest most elderly person font. >> greg: it's true. i can't see anything. probably won't be seeing you anymore. one question to you and then i want to move on to kennedy because she is funnier. do you think it's the comedians who are concerned about being liberal or is it the people, like the producers and their bosses? >> tom: all of them altogether. i used two think it was a

liberal bias but it really is a bias toward the establishment. those in power, which is weird because it didn't used to be that way. i worked on the daily show with jon stewart. when he took over the show 1999, he came in and said to everyone we are going after the powerful, who was ever in power. he did that for a while. his show was killing it. now you're killing it because you are doing it. >> greg: there you go. very good. i am killing it. no need to applaud. eating into my valuable talking time every time you applaud. kennedy, you were this big star on mtv. how many people -- how many friends did you lose? did you notice a sea change in the people around you when you started working at fox? >> kennedy: it wasn't when i started working here. it was 2016. when trump was elected, that was the line in the sand. for people in the past two have been tolerant of my views which had been libertarian and conservative.

that was fine for a while. like you said. as long as you were the cute little pet. but once someone came into power who offended the establishment, that was the line. a lot of people weren't willing to cross it in order to be friends anymore. it's a miserable feeling. but i look at the people like chelsea handler, stephen colbert, formerly funny people who have a great deal of personal experience. they are so unfunny now. fear is the worst way to operate in comedy. when andy kaufman have done? would he have ever been afraid of offending someone or losing friends? the joke was more important. making people uncomfortable. i'm really happy there's someone making someone uncomfortable. places like the "l.a. times" would love to have an establishment leftist column forever but it's boring and it's failing it's not where most of the country is right now.

[applause] >> greg: i would like to think i make everyone uncomfortable. >> kennedy: when you are gassy. >> greg: when i am gassy. i am strange. i like to stare at people. i don't know what your politics really are. but i assume you still are -- i don't think you're a liberal but you have liberal friends. do you find that comedians give a damn. >> jim: some of them do. we try not to bring it up. you've got to people that just want to play by the hollywood playbook, the comics. what a judd apatow tweet? let me put on a tweet that is similar. in case judge is casting for a movie, he'll see my twitter feed. i'll put him in because he thinks like me. that's the hollywood playbook. then you have other people that say just tell jokes. what's the big deal? it's a fine line but with the late-night guys, it's most like the covid jokes. all of the comics have them. now no one wants to hear them

anymore. they are waiting for a new wave so they can bring back those jokes. that's how these guys -- trump is in the news again. tons of material. the same jokes. >> greg: it is a rotation. like that cake display at the diner. it just keeps going around. like doing this with my finger. are you hypnotized? >> jim: they hate when trump lays low for three weeks, no statements. then yes, he's back. we've got jokes. >> greg: kat, why are they so intimidated by us? >> kat: he said "us." you send me those articles about the show and i am like, i am not in this. i am searching for my own name. i'm never in there. you are sending me an article about how great you are. thanks. >> greg: you lost friends, you lost close friends.

when you kill them. >> kat: no, i am not violent. the same thing kennedy went through. my beliefs haven't changed since i met some of these people. i've always been libertarian. it's been exactly the same addenda became not okay. i never voted for republican. never voted for democrats. but in 2016 at 2020 it wasn't okay that i wasn't voting for a democrat. the history that i had with some of these people, over a decade, it didn't matter because i was now horrible person. it wasn't just an angry conversation. people i was very close to in my life, even though i didn't change at all. those people changed. the guy that i was supposed to vote for, things aren't going great. >> greg: which guy? >> kat: yeah, exactly. >> greg: does that have to be a guy? >> kat: for what? depends on what you're talking about.

>> greg: you're right. >> tom: the anti-kaufman thing, it may be true. this could all be an act. you could turn out to be some left-wing communist and this whole thing is a ruse. >> greg: up next. world leaders give putin flack for riding around on horseback. . we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i noticed that memories were not there like they were when i was much younger. since taking prevagen, my memory has gotten better and it's like the puzzle pieces have all been [click] put together. prevagen. healthier brain. better life.

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claimed russia's war in ukraine on dudes being dude. >> you need more women in positions of power. if putin was a woman. obviously he isn't. if he were, i don't think he would've embarked on a crazy macho war, and invasion. you want a perfect example of toxic masculinity, it's what he's doing in ukraine. >> greg: ha! sorry, boris. you flunked history. or her-story. starting how often european rulers went to war. 1480 and 1913. over 193 rains, they found states ruled by queens were 27% more likely to wage war than those ruled by kings. the experts blame most of that on their periods. how can you laugh at that sexist

joke? last time i am taking free humor from kilmeade. anyway. earlier, putin basically called johnson a fat load because johnson and other g7 summit leaders blocked putin. no, boris. please don't. but putin hit back saying "i

don't know how they wanted to get undressed above or below the waist but i think it would be a disgusting sight in any case. it's necessary to stop abusing alcohol and other bad habits. do physical exercise and take part in sports. that sounds like the emails that i sent "the view." [applause] oh, terrible. i will just wait for the wild applause to die down. other weird [bleep] erupted. joe says pain at the pump will continue until ukraine wins. >> how long is it fair to expect american drivers and drivers around the world to pay that premium for this more? >> as long as it takes. russia cannot in fact defeat ukraine and move beyond ukraine. this is a critical position for the world. >> greg: joe's national economic council director claims paying high gas prices is about the future of the liberal world order. >> what you say to those families who say we can't afford to pay $4.85 a gallon for months if not years.

>> it's about the future of the liberal world order. we have to stand firm. >> greg: does this mean that lizard people really exist? i'm going to start investing in tinfoil hats. holy [bleep]. joe, how are you going to run the liberal world order you had nothing to say about putin at the summit? >> it is not the way i do things. i am a mano a mano guy. if i'm going to meet putin, it is iodine, like rocky four. i am like rocky. that's how i took down corn pop. i dropped the phone. i dropped my phone. driver, pull over. don't make me grab the wheel. [applause] kennedy, how do you feel about

toxic masculinity being the cause of war? >> i don't disagree with both the u.k. isn't exactly blowing will soon all of this boris johnson saying identify as a woman and that's how i'm going to overcome every challenge that might come my way from parliament? every single war, especially the united states. it's a sausage swinging contest. look at the pentagon papers. the reasons we are helping vietnam. 7%. reasons we are there so we don't look like complete [bleep], 93%. if that is not toxic masculinity, i don't know what is. >> greg: in the war is the reason that our gas prices are so high. it's all for the new world

order? liberal world order. how do you feel about this as a globalist? >> kat: thank you. in my future country, i will be noninterventionist in foreign policy. keep that in mind. it is interesting to be watching cable news and have someone say it is the liberal world order. did they continue that interview? >> greg: like him right wing host accusing them of saying that but they actually said it. speed things are wild. i don't think anybody really cares that he said that these western leaders would look bad with their shirts off with one exception, justin trudeau. he probably wants to call putin. i know we are not getting along. but you didn't mean me, right?

>> greg: it takes a lot of shoe polish to cover his bare chest. >> kat: because he was in blackface. that's why. >> greg: jim, care to comment on either toxic masculinity or boris johnson's hair? >> jim: have boris assume that putin is a man, that's a reckless statement. we don't know what's going on. he could be transitioning. he has already got the boobs. that's a reckless statement by boris. >> kat: i would kill for a rack like that. >> greg: are you happy paying for more gas knowing we are fighting a war thousands of miles away? >> jim: i'm not. go out and buy a $70,000 car. eventually you'll get your money back in 17 years, you'll break

even. instead of buying a honda accord for 20,000. no one is thinking like that? >> greg: do they still make accords? >> jim: i've got one. how do you think i got here. >> greg: tom, this is kind of disturbing, don't you think. it's like something that you would tell me in a whisper. it's the liberal world order. >> tom: i have been saying this for years. maybe they are coming out with this now. i don't know who that guy was. he looked like a evil character from a bond movie. he's like, this is about the liberal world order. i think right-wingers have been saying it so let's come out say it because now alex jones is going to be like, they said it. now we know. he will go onto the next thing. they are trying to throw us off but we know it's for. and of course it is. boris had a point.

of course it's about toxic masculinity. i guess. but putin likes that. you know what i mean? when they mention it to him. of course. strongman. >> greg: i would rather be a toxic masculine man than i don't know. >> kennedy: that picture of putin is like 25 years old. he don't look like that no more. >> greg: that's true. >> jim: one good thing about the new world order. it was on cnn so nobody saw it. >> greg: true. up next, was the creator of friends a jerk for the lack of diversity at central perk? and this is the sound of better breathing. fasenra is a different kind of asthma medication. it's not a steroid or inhaler. fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it's one maintenance dose every 8 weeks.

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lack of diversity and she is pledging for a million bucks to brandeis university to support its african american studies department. kaufman also regrets her original name for the series which was "white people are awesome." i could've worn her. the show's stars six best buds living in apartments they could never afford in real life. it became a huge success, paving way for such amazing spin-offs like "joey." said kaufman in a recent interview "i learned a lot in the last 20 years. admitting and accepting guilt is not easy. it's painful looking at yourself in the mirror. i'm embarrassed i didn't know better 25 years ago." but now that she has a few money and gets royalty checks every week, a fat donation to make yourself feel better is no problem. kaufman adds casting wasn't a conscious decision based on their race but on their chemistry which trickle with each other.

which is why the role of chandler did not go to mr. t. would've been a great fee be. previously kaufman's coproducer defended the choices adding "i would've been insane not to hire those six actors. what can i say? i wish lisa was black? who's lisa? anyway, he will be working in hollywood again. the idea of casting shows based on race rarely works. isn't that how we got kamala? but it's true, it would be nice to have more black characters on tv. god, i loved the cosby show. shout out to america's dad. jim. jim. it's like the white race is the only one that has this new

heredity sin. like we'll have to apologize for our pigment. >> jim: i guess black characters matter. i didn't know. i knew black lives matter but no black characters matter. look, if they are going to be doling out money like you showed cosby, we should all get money. the creators of cosby going "this is america's dad. you tricked us. >> greg: [laughs] >> jim: even if they added black characters, i wouldn't have watched one episode. it doesn't matter. >> greg: you are more of a seinfeld guy? >> jim: neither. friends, whatever haircut they had. they went out and got it, everyone went out and got it. it was awful. >> greg: i forgot. whenever jennifer aniston got a haircut, everybody did.

>> jim: even the guys. i am like chandler. who this be 24 is chandler? i don't want to hang out with the guy who thinks he is like chandler. >> greg: i am like looking behind the scenes and seeing everything on the shelves. used to believe that they were real and they were really your friends, kat, right? [laughter] >> kat: not entirely. comments like this, it so easy to just make them because you feel like -- of course i feel bad. but nobody follows up. okay. so which character would you have replaced with a black person? which of these people that you hired are you going to throw under the bus and say no, that would be better if it was a black person playing it. of course she does not obviously mean it. of course she doesn't regret "friends" being exactly what it was she wouldn't have this spare 4 million. it's because of friends.

>> greg: right. you know a lot, i should've cast a black person in the role of the guy at central perk. that would be like oh, serving white people? tom, it seems like everything now is getting the statue treatment. sitcoms are getting the statue treatment. founding fathers, winston churchill. everything white, you have to be evil because it's original sin and you can't wash it off. like you. i feel like you're the expert of being a racist. you could comment. >> tom: she is trying to wash it off. the funny thing is, the endowment that she put up the money for, it's called the martine f kaufman professorship for african american studies. she says she's guilty but she's not so guilty that she doesn't put her big fat white name in front of it. >> greg: that is so funny. so funny. that's right.

here's my money. i am your white god. >> tom: there's going to be a black professor at that school that has to have the marta kaufman name in front of their title. throughout >> greg: the professor is going to ask to be removed. do you know the professor marta kaufman gave us friends. she gave us $4 million. blood money. >> tom: and its african american studies. why not tv production. give some jobs. stephen get them in the industry, kennedy. what do you make of this? >> kennedy: they should've called it the stogie carmichael professorship. represent and be real. what a narcissist. should mel brooks apologize for making blazing saddles? everyone who made art are commonly couldn't be made today, should they be apologizing for

it? absolutely not. that's the first thing that you learned in the art of the deal. you never apologize for anything. >> greg: you've got to admit that we will be apologizing for this whole show. maybe ten years from now. 15. >> kat: i won't be alive. >> kennedy: when you finally out yourself as a communist? >> greg: coming up, more green evangelism that relies on threats and vandalism. ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ ["only wanna be with you" by hootie & the blowfish] discover is accepted at 99% of places in the u.s. ["only wanna be with you" by hootie & the blowfish]

stay when they attacked vincent van gogh. then they don't want your van to go. so proud of that. across the pond product testers from the group just stopped oil glued themselves to a vincent van gogh painting in the london art gallery. i guess it beats gluing yourself to an oil rig where there is no air-conditioning and a guy named

bo with forearms wider than your head ends of beating the living [bleep] out of you. i bet they are sorry. they don't want to be doing this. >> sorry, everybody. we don't want to be doing this. [indistinct] >> greg: your generation take action? have you seen them. they are too busy gluing themselves to their phones which i hate to tell you are charged by electricity. meanwhile, a climate activist group known as the tire extinguishers slashed tires in new york. it sucked watching my assistant put on the spare. they left pamphlets on cars demanding suvs be banned in

more government investment on public transport while suv owners are demanding more funding for the beatings of douchebags. the vandals vowed to do the same to cars across the country because that will win them over. by the way, it's also a well-thought-out plan. since two oh trucks run on angel farts instead of fossil fuels. i looked at those folks glued to the painting. select somebody you might have dated. >> kat: he is a little young for me. i guess he's 21 which i guess makes sense. you're supposed to be dumb. i was looking at their shirts. just stop oil. why didn't anybody else think of that? that is an organization. how? what do you mean, just stop oil?

i don't understand. how somebody that young could be that dumb. but how there could be a whole organization of people that dumb. >> greg: you are a religious person, tom and i respect that. that something god god wrong? why the young people with the most energy the dumber? shouldn't it be in the reverse? like a baby could be a genius. >> tom: you have to get smarter at some point. all the old people running the world? >> greg: i screwed up the segment. >> tom: the thing with the suvs. almost all the suvs in manhattan are owned and operated by minority drivers. they are the ones driving rich liberals around. once again, you are hurting the guy who is just out there trying

to make a buck. i have been noticing, we first moved to new york, you can see no radio. it would say no radio. we had given up because climb was so bad. we didn't want the criminals to take our radio so he would talk to the criminals and say no radio. people are doing that now with suvs. it says greenpeace. people who have been cars, they try to signal that they are on the right side because they are afraid of these environmentalists. >> greg: the problem is that we are talking about it and that's all they want. they don't even care. they want publicity. >> kennedy: they should separate their hot dog fingers with a scalpel party don't hurt the frame. you don't want to hurt the painting. their skin is not as important. the most recent supreme court ruling on guns and concealed carry, i would be very careful if i were slashing someone's tires in new york now. there were a lot of guns to begin with.

there's going to be even more now and i'm sure there's a lot of people very protective of their expensive cars. >> greg: jim, would you would happen if someone was slashing the tires of your record? >> jim: fine. i've got aaa. i needed new tires anyway. perfect. insurance will cover it. these 21-year-old kids, wait till they get married and moved to the suburbs and their kids are playing sports. are they going to walk there because they don't want to take a car? we are going to walk to the soccer game 7 miles away? to save on oil. they know nothing right now. i wonder if they come with the painting. if you buy it, do they come with it? >> greg: i would take them with the painting, exactly. the fun i can have in my art gallery. up next, why do both sides of the aisle view the others as hostile?

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>> greg: a story in five words. opposing party's each other. a poll shows 75% believe members of the opposing party are generally bullies. >> kennedy: even game.

we have reached baseline. also i think that kat would back me up, we need more parties. we need at least one more because two sides are so entrenched, they think the others, the other party is terrorizing them which is false. the democrats. >> greg: tom, before the show you said you think bullying is an art form and should be encouraged. i was shocked. >> tom: usually when greg says that he is saying something fake but i actually do believe that. >> greg: why am i not surprised? >> tom: i would rather be a bully than be bullied? the other side's bullies? no, they are losers. >> greg: that's amazing. jim. >> jim: bully is a strong word. you disagree. people are always going to do it. i never had a climate change activist steal my lunch money. that is bullying. they say 25% of people don't want to be around other family members because of their

politics. that's like every thanksgiving. you don't want to be around it. you've got your liberal friend coming. the republican, they will argue. >> greg: what do you do? >> jim: don't show up. i tell them that my tires got slashed. >> greg: kat, are you pro or con bullying? >> kat: it depends on if the person deserves to be the lead. bullying is made but also bullying i think has helped me. i was bullied but i deserved at least some of it. i was a really ugly little weirdo for a long time. and i have a glow up. >> greg: now i think you need to give $4 million to some college. >> kat: if only i had that. i might consider it. i think part of this is because some of the loudest voices on both sides are the bullying voices and you get more

attention by being more rude. >> greg: that is so true. >> kat: i am brilliant and insightful. put that in your article next time. >> greg: don't go away. we'll be right back you see, son, with a little elbow grease, you can do just about anything. thanks, dad. that's right, robert. and it's never too early to learn you could save with america's number one motorcycle insurer. that's right, jamie. but it's not just about savings. it's about the friends we make along the way. you said it, flo. and don't forget to floss before you brush. your gums will thank you.

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