that's it for us tonight. i am sean duffy and for laura ingraham. make sure you check out my podcast i have with my wife rachel . it's called from the kitchen table and we put out twoth episodes per week. now this week'sng episode is taco's and quito's. rachel and i discussed jill biden's dummkopf at a latin x conference and elon musk tweeting, encouraging people to have more babies. we have nine . all right. thanks for watching, greg gutfeld . takes it from here. this is a fox news alert. i'm ashleigh strohmeyer live in new york . president biden is getting ready to meet with the leaders of iraq, egypt and the united arab emirates over the next hour. the one on one chats will take place on the sidelines of the gulf cooperation council summit in jeddah, saudi arabia. likely on the agenda as i ran security and the economic initiatives with the us . so what does president biden hope to accomplish during these one on one meetings? we're going to turn it over to white house correspondent peter doocy, who is traveling with the president.

hi, peter . actually , good morning. and you hit the nail on the head there. the big focus of today's meetings is going to be on iran right now. the big concern for leaders in the gulf that the president is going to be meeting with separately and then together today is iran's nuclear program. what exactly are they going to do? they're the top two foes in the region for iran. are saudi arabia, where we are today with the president and israel where we were for the last couple of days with the president and things are apparently of great enough concern now that israel and saudi arabia have this first in a lifetime dialog going on . they are the first line kind of relations came yesterday when saudi arabia announced that they are finally going to start allowing flights to take off in israel to land here in saudi arabia and israel is not a part of today's meetings, but it

is a great concern in the region what exactly iran is going to do. president biden said he prefers diplomacy, which is the preferred method of a lot of these gulf countries, including saudi arabia, israel obviously wants to put the threat of possible military action out there. the president says that is only going to happen as an absolute last resort as they pursue a new nuclear deal . the other big issue obviously today is going to be on energy back at home in the united states, global energy. the president wants to see if these gulf partners, particularly the ones that are influential in nato , can start drilling more in their countries to flood the global market to bring gas prices down back at home. the president insisted for weeks ahead of this trip that that was not the main priority and that really he just wanted to come here to the middle east and convince some regional leaders to do business with the u.s. where they can instead,

china and russia, as these new spheres of influence develop in the world. but the president did reveal last night as his fifth point of importance after the meetings with the crown prince mohammed bin salman, that within the next couple of weeks he would have an announcement about saudi arabia drilling more to bring prices down in the u.s.. but again, that's not something that's going to happen today. it's not something that's going to happen apparently within the next few weeks, which is historically back home when gas prices are so high. there was also the issue of human rights in the meetings yesterday, the market meetings with the president. and you can see right now with some of the saudi leaders entering and there are some greetings ahead of the president's arrival. there's the crown prince mohammed bin salman. he's a lot cozier here with some of the regional partners than he was with president biden. but when president biden arrived yesterday, he gave nbc who you see on screen right

there, a fist bump and that glue that drew global condemnation initially to the head of "the washington post", the publisher of "the washington post", fred ryan, came out with a statement saying that he thinks this image is worse than a handshake because it gives nbc the legitimacy that he's been desperately seeking on the global stage. the wife, jamaal khashoggi, who nbc has been determined to have ordered the hit on ahead of his murder, came out when she saw this picture to say that she thinks the victim and his next victim would have their blood on biden's hands and things got so hot that the president last night ordered a very hastily scheduled press conference where he came out to say he is sorry that the wifehe f weees that way, but he says he brought up human rights issues and specifically the murder of

jamaal khashoggi when he was sitting at the table with me at last night at these meetings here in jeddah, the crown prince, according to the president's retelling of events, denied any knowledge of of embassies murder of this hit and said that he held the people responsible for the murder account of all. president biden said he didn't really buy into that version of events. president biden has this intel assessment from the u.s. intel community that that finds nb's was accountable. so apparently that was a stalemate. but there was some productive chat that followed about things like green energy, the war in yemen and on iran. and we are going to we are going to see we think, a full day of meetings here before the president flies back to the united states ashleigh. okay, and then we're going to be checking in with peter throughout the morning, especially in the next hour or

so with us as we're expecting the president to arrive any moment now. peter , thank you so much. today's events wrapped up president biden's mideast trip that began israel. stay with fox news channel for more updates from his trip. i'm actually strohmeyer to send you back to regular programing already in progress. clothes off so much that when he wants to go swimming. >> yes, to add clothes. and what's the most importantha question for president? >> will you be awake at 3:00 a.m. to take the phone call? you can bet unter will be awake at three a.m. to take any call lessons from a baby mama. >>wi but in any emergency, huntr will always be the first one there because he won't waste time getting dressed. so yeah, the run biden is running. >> joe was right.

hunter's a genius. the guy took his family name. and turned it into a cash cow that fueled unadulterated, reckless tur hedonism. most crack addicts would be incarcerated, but this guy is in malibu. he must have gone junior thinking why the didn't i do t that? >> so there you have it. hunter should run and i think he's got the to do it because d i've seen them in the video. >> they made me want to have them looked at a little they're a little blurry. whatittl do you think, joe ? >> oh, give me a break and get the facts, jack. i'm driving this thing right. hunter's behind me. >> m that's what always works. we're a team. we're like a mullet business in the front party in the back. >> a so we're all in agreement here. keep it in the family. hunter bidenenay, k 2020 four. the slogan could be the biden you can trust to make it to

the top of the stairs. just keep them away from your daughters and your medicine cabinet. iroh welcome . good. i guess he's so brilliant to all of his teeth. our wisdom teeth. teeth. novelist and literary critic walter kerr and an old friend knows human rights like i know fishnet tights. human rights lawyer and awardin winning filmmaker and author brooke ghostyni. he has the gift of gab and is known to staff. fox news contributor katzir. and the last time butted heads with at mount rushmore, my master's at the end ofte the real television. horace walter, isn't thisal

a great idea? shouldn't we get behind hunter 100% better than being in front of a well, you know, since you y stole the joke, i told you at dinner last night about the 3:00 a.m. phone call that you gave to me. you're right. you're right. like i have any choice, i bought you a job. > you're on the right order. orderedd one crabcake. who does that know? so here's my theory about the biden presidency. >> it's actually an episode of the masked singer of so so soe we don't really know who's president. and i think the person who should replace joe is the person who's actually president right now. only we never see him. and i have a theory as to who that is . i think behind the teleprompter there's another person givingim joe lines, making him look bad. actually , somebody who hates

them and wants him to fail. >> and who might that be ? >> rudy giuliani again, you know, when it's the one thing about he doesn't need anybody to give him lines. >> that's so predictable. >> i'm even disgusted with it. brooke, it is great to see you.k e,i'm so happy to be back. >> yes. you're a red eye alumnus. yeah, and now you're an will indeed us as a country.d it is . you should come visit. i shall. doesis that mean i'm staying place? >> you make enough of this. he can't be any worse than hisr] dad, right? hso what do you think? >> what are you worried about? well, you know, i read an article the other day by douglas murray who is saying that we need too show compassion for hunter biden. and you know, i was buying it a little bit. he's the only surviving son off the president. his mother and sister perished in a terrible car accident.

>> his brother died of cancer. so he should be in self-imposed exile dealingng with his issues. >> but instead he is literally front and center at the whitehi house. he's serving on boards. he's throwing himself out. t there's a public figure and it's a national security issue. so i really do think we should be paying attention to this. i don't think it's a joke.it i think's it's super scary.hi and the other thing i find very troubling, there was a poll that was just released 64% of democrats don't want biden to be the president because they know they they don't want h that president. they want the president to stepm down and to be replaced by another democrat. and that is a vote of no confidence by your own party. >> yeah, kind of scary. k i think it's unprecedent. yeah, i think it has like some like the worst numbers in history since we had first had presidents in the nineteen fifty after having gotten the most votes in history.

>> what do you think terrorists. another brilliant idea out of this fertile brain that that is lord walter i love the three a.m. jokee. i only imagine the size of laughter but what it came from your grandma said half the audience won't get it. >> and i said yeah but the best half will vote yes. tand that's the guy you cheer for. there you go . i respectfully disagree with you. i think hunter had a responsibility for his past brothers and sisters to be the best that he could be . but unfortunately, and mr.e. curran talked about this, hehi had a horrible role model as a father who again, i've said it a million times, bad parenting ,enabling, constantly throwing money instead of time public service. how can you serve the public when you can't serve w your home ? don't understand that. a

i don't get that. and we're seeing it in grand fashion. it's all coming to roost. you, mr. carney, again, you weren't around. you can't steal any of this. we talked about this is bad parenting enabling on the grand scale americanntin homes across the country deal with this. and most good parents, they cut them off and they deal with it and he never did that. and now you want to knowho who hunter is looking at and all the videos he's looking at dad and he's fearless isrles because he knows no matter what he does, dear old dad and our tax paying money and our secret service are going to make it all go away. and noww a it's not. and he doesn't care because he stopped caring a long timee. >> anyone who does this stuff to himself doesn't care. by the way, i like when youte call me mr. minnesota. well, that's because that's because you are racist. >> no, it's because he was well raised. that was payback. that was payback. boo you know what? you can put him away by and

by the way, by . >> we know right now that white men cannot be racist. it's outsourced. >> oh, yeah. we did replace you that you know, i'm going to go back full throated, no pun intended defensive hunter. he left he left the any potential for shame. does that make you a great leader not to be embarrassed? m yeah.ak yeah. and so i get that you're monolog. >> you're kind of like joking. i'm not. i get it that you're kind of joking. you're committing to the bit right now and that's great. >> why is everybody being so maybe but what did i do. >> maybe was a feminist award. >> yeah. make yourself so. >> but what's not funny is thato if given the choice between him and his dad, he h actually isd

more qualified to be the president even with all of the crack and the and everything else, he he he always remembers the film. >> yeah, no, and there are so many democrats are still acting like of course, biden's running. it's like bro running where i like it seems like it feels like gaslighting at this point when they act that way. like of course.an why would you say that? two reasons i can see i can hear you like if i was shaking hands with the air, i wouldn't be able to come back to work the next. all right. we got to move on . >> up next, they attack the gop on shows no one wants to. >> if you'll be in the new york area and would like free tickets to see gutfeld , go to fox news. com slash cutbill and click on the link to join our studio

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>> there's a newsman. so much for cnn being less partisan than it was supposed to move to the middle. but that move to the middle lasted about as long as brian stelter swearing off cornstalk just chugs it down like it's water. >> not to be outdone, msnbc intelligence analyst malcolm nance this week rambled on about these sham january 6 hearings and right winghe extremism in america and implied that the republican party has becomee an insurgency. >> a year and a half ago when i was calling this an insurgent ,people were actually saying, that's crazy. is and s it's well on its way. it's i closer to the beginnings of the irish republican army, you know, irish republicanism where now the republican party h is sinn fein. >>av we will may have to fight. they they in my title and they in my view, who want to kill americans are your neighbors. >> wow. so he's openly suggesting republicans are terrorists that

must be fought because they want to kill you now. >> republicans said that they'dn be chastisedt for incitement or they'd be liz cheney. >> and you know, facts aren't on his side when his evidence is a terrorist organizationor that lasted decades in anotheris country i unless this guy is called an intelligence analyst. >> i mean, i know this is msnbc, but this dude's more unbalanced than a seesaw with jerry nadler brooke. yes. what what do you make of this kind of rant? >> so much to say about that. unload, please. >> first of all, i wish don lemon would don lemon would come out and acknowledge, you know, he is not for democracy. he doesn't believe in free and fair elections. he doesn't think people have the right to a different opinion and he is not an objective journalist. n >> 10 years ago, even maybe less if a cnn anchor came out with this amount of disdain fora

half of the american population, they would be firede right away and normally always actually whatever the left, accuses the right of doing, they themselves are guilty of recall kamala harris fundraising for a black lives matter bill fund, right? fundraisu remember when chuck schumer came out and said brett kavanaugh has to pay the price and now you have this guy, malcolm nance. it's his last name, by the way. he wrote a book arguing that the way to counter isis is to empower syria. and he also tweeted in 13 servicemen and women were killed in a terrorist attack in afghanistan. he he tweeted hashtagag deal w h that's why we're leaving, which he had to apologize. i remember there ter. so i'm not taking advice from w these people and i want to end with this. the greatest threat s tokyea our democracy is those who don'tte believe in free and a fair elections, who don't believe in freedom of assembly,d who don'tt believe int free speech. the left presents that threat

and they are open and honest about it. >> and it is very, very scary through that. >> let's go back to don lemon briefly. who should be the name of his career? do you think he knows his dayst are numbered because like n that's an open conflict with what cnn claimed they're going to do, which wast the move to the middle. and then he just says t like haf the country is a bunch of criminals or bad people that youu shouldn't journalists should not take seriously either that or he got super drunk the night before and didn't know what else to say because he said that a millionk times before. i think it should be something where we're like, whoa, that'sra that's crazy to say. but but it's not because it's crazy how many times he keeps sayingin it. it also doesn'tg help anybody because is like the way that people do become radicalized when they do is from nobody

else talking to them. they go deeper and deeper into what they are you believe in dpe and they go even deeper than that. the conspiracies and weird stuff i think he sees himself as a hero for saying these things, but he's not solving s anything and could potentially be making things worse to think that your average personr who maybe voted for trump is a monster is just it's not in line with reality and that makes irresponsible even if it wasn't irresponsible and so many other ways which it is , you know, tyrants, neighbors fighting neighbors. >> i'm glad i'm not your neighbor and well, i kind of wish you were i would borrow a couple of things to be go in and just tell the line just and then and then you just hear screaming as he as i shoot it in my backyard, get shot. a couple of things. the brother mance, he said he

said common dunnock first said this. they said i was crazy. my brother was still sayingth you're crazy. >>g i think you're so right, greg. >> and we've both been fired a time or two b and we have this phrase going out in a blaze of glory. we just saw his blaze of glory . he knows his days are numbered. sohe's now he's trying to do wia won't do becauset he's the official spokesperson for that. well, how's that working out? and you double down and thenhe you say things, daring them to fire you because then you can sue them and so we can't fire me saying we're going to fire him. and he's saying that he's alone on the island. he just didn't realize that ever since people started mourning for things that doesn't bother him, corporations are now saying you're fired. so this is a blazeth of glory. g helo even had to tie off. yes. he's not playing around anymore. he's going after a side and he's on the losing side and he just he's daring cnn tos do it. he's daring them to do it.ri so i wouldn't double digger.

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september. it's part of their effort to create a show that has zero viewers. jon stewart, watch your back. >> the shows called gutsy, which i would say sounds a lot like gutfeld , but i am not the type of person to make everything about me. t i just d do it for that music. >> i don't know. it's from a movie that we all saw. i think the soundtrack is one hundred biden videos. >> so anyway, this series is reportedly based on their book, the book of gutsy women and aims to be a thought provoking journey to speak with pioneering women, including including some who succeeded despite the fact that her husband wasn't president. but it's great to see hillary building up women instead of smearing bill's accusers.

>> guests will include jane goodall, wanda sykes and kim kardashian. >> but we look forward to the episode featuring ghislain maxwell, who was actually , if you notice, they're in attendance as bill and hillary's guest at chelsea's wedding, the hillary, you better get her on soon before you have her murdered cat. i am going to pose the question and within the question is the answer. i believe that you will agree with me, it me offsw that this liberal rich eliteer welfare like they keep getting these overpaid opportunities that they don't deserve. and i remember we did when we found out that chelsea clinton had got a six figure was like, how much was it? it was like a lot was 600 grand, 600 a year by nbc as a special correspondent in which she did packages. >> and i remember we i think she did one package. yeah, i paid six hundred grand.

plus now they get to hang out with jane goodall. >> i know i've been wanting to hang out with jane goodall since i was like four really. >> yeah. like we did dress up as your hero day. i was always jane goodall ninja . yeah. no because she was like, you know what? oh you guys i'm going to go live with a bunch of chimpanzees. >> yeah. i was like four years old. i was like, you can do that. i've still come every year you go camping like lake huron. i'm like, what about in one one day, one day be like, where's cat? be in africa with all the money. the one thing the one thing youn don't know, you don't know how the monkeys felt about jane goodall. >> no, probably not too long. t they probably thought ofho more footage than you have there that that's where they originated. >> the name aaron. that was from the chimps. no, constantly annoying them. i've showed up here. they were saying their chimp language don't don't talk about

jane goodall that way. you're not going to i think she's got a dark, darkk underbelly to allk of this. o and i heard that chimps never used to sling their until they met. well, it seems like they enjoy flinging their , greg. well, when you're filled with ,o there's no toilet paper. what else are d you going to do with it? i mean, chimps didn't invent toilet paper. >> how stupid are they ?av >> tires.f the we have definitely veered off the path of the segment. yes, you did. go . no, she didn't say anything. she wants about jane goodall. and you got mad because that was you wanted because you saidi at the beginning that your answers and you're liker riddle questions. >> now i'm a wizard. this is going to win an emmy. >> yeah. yeah, i do. >> yeah. kimmel gets emmys so anybodyel can know. >> the only thing that concerns me is i don't know how focused hillary is on the show.

chelsea clearly breaking the fourth wall , looking at the cameraman and she still seeing if the glass ceiling is going to break yet kyra. g >> it looks like they painted a hillary face on a bowling a ball and set it on and set it on a bag of laundry. yeah, you can't even take a photo together. >> this show is not going to do well. they look like. they've never met.ne but well, her head spins around all the way topi the back. >> and walter, who's in the trunk? no, no, i asked my wife about this this morning and she said it looks like they're going to bury a body right? run,>> bill , run. thelma and louise, they're about to go by the way. the car's moving. look ahead. >> but but i got to say this. this raises only one question

in my mind. what do the clintons have on apple tv? clii mean, this is not a voluna production. obviously no one had to watch this. it's not for profit. there's some reasonor we don't know. >> there's someone who's scareda and this is the price. >> well, you know, it's silicon valley, right? what do you think, brooke? you know, you go you you well, this is all part of their new venture, hidden light productions. more like hidden agenda. yeah. production. it's their bed to, you know,lu influence american publict opinion through what looks like, you know, fun family program. but there's certainly going tome be some messages in there. but it's also their bit to stay relevant. and what kills me is what you kind of mentioned that in the opening there to pose as though hillary clinton is a champion of women's rights makes me want to throw hey,

forget forget clinton abstinence, okay, because that's her husband and she's, not responsible for it. >> okay, but how about how dot we attack that recently? you know, i mean, it could be argued, but that's anotherha thing. >>t' upraising how men are edgig out women in sports . you they're very vocal. >> they're champions of partial birth abortion, which is a grotesque practice and they're absolutely silent on human trafficking. bsand trafficking and the abusr that's happening atpp the southern border. so to have amy schumer on your program and all these celebrities because they want to be relevant and claim it's about empowering women, i don't think anyone is buying that. >> no, you're absolutely right. it's two separate tracks. >> they're doing the virtue signaling with their famous friends. but the real going on , they don't give a about. >> exactly. go see how i summarize that. a that's why hopes. all right.

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greg's leftovers when you laugh at that every time. >> yeah, it's a segment backed by no demand whatsoever. this is where we read a bunch of jokes that didn't make it into the show this week and like left over. some are good, some bad, some really bad. but you never know until you dig in, right? as always, this is my first time reading these jokes. >> so here we go . ethis week, senator josh hawley made the case that biological men can't get pregnant no matter how they lookgnan. that was pretty good. and that wasn't even the punch line leading brian stelter to cancel his ultrasound. joe biden recently caught flak after reading scripted directions like end of quote, and repeat the line out loud. the president fired

back telling critics after use please return to acme teleprompter rentals. >> you're too kind. suddenly the media is saying the quiet part out loud about joe's age. d, >> like what i told that pharmacist i have crabs t. you know, you knew it was going to read these. yes. he's facing more questions than highlander. all right. who hired the dork and his term in office is a lot like the immortal scottish swordsman . >> there could only be one . well, somebody like highlander alive. oh, yeah. we have a highlander fan't who doesn't who also doesn't like humor. bad news for fans of the quito's in microwave burritos that have leavens urge to close stores in l.a. after suffering a series of violent attacks, customers say they long for the good old daysu when they only suffered violent

attacks of diarrhea. >> experts fear the new covid variant could cause a surge in hospitalizations or worse, a surge in dancing nurse tiktok videos. hunter biden could face charges after discussing videos of him leaked. oh, that's just brian kilmeade that i wouldn't even say. starbucks is closing several stores after staff reported feeling unsafe due to crime and drug use. >> no, you have to be high to pay $50 for a frappuccino. the longest segment ever. former national security adviser john bolton recently admitted to planning foreign coups. yet his mustache alone has overthrown three south americann countries. he alsoo implied overthrowing a country is extremely difficult, but we know that's not true. i told t joe biden

top afghanistan. >> he doesn't even know he's the president. >> i don't even know what i said. il.a. george gascon is disbanding a unit that helps victims when their assailants are up for parole, saying it's unnecessary. >> his victims will just find out from the perps themselves. that was a good one . yeah, reports show that hunter biden spent 30 grand on for the girlfriend experience. >>un but thanks to inflation, he only got to first base g. that's funny. yeah, that's clean humor. that's good clean humor. oryou know, it works because the audience knows in advance these arere jokes. shut up. which you stole that one honjo guy saying you can't see that

people don't see what i'm doing . >> a recent survey found that most new yorkers think the city stinks. they also think it smells bad to from a riddle book from 70% ,governor gascon newsom launched a psa urging floridians to leave their state and come to california. meanwhile, governor desantis is simply asking californians to get the ad finally for. i've never been so happy to hear that sweet journalists released the most shocking video of hunter biden yet this one shows him fully clothed, praying in churchly c. don't go away.

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thank you, guys. thank you. thank you so much. thank thank you, guys. so thank you. very quick turnaround. thank you, guys. all right. thank you. >> we're going to turn now to white house of correspondent peter doocy. and peter, i ran the relationship with the us was likely on that agenda in those talks. and we know it's safe to say that the white house did not want to take any questions there at the tail end of that, we're going to have to check the tape to see exactly what the president said there was so much commotion that i could not make it out clearly here, just a little ways away from where they are standing. but we know that president biden wanted out of that meeting to talk to the iraqis about getting their electrical grid more connected to other

parts of the gulf so that iraq is not as dependent on iran. the big focus today is on iran growing influence in the region and the threat that they may pose on the way out here. in fact, one of the only things that u.s. national security officials are talking about aboard air force one were these reports that the iranians are starting to teach the russian how to use iranian drones after months of war in ukraine, the russian drone stockpile is apparently completely wiped out and they turn to china a couple of months ago and the chinese apparently were not able to give them much help or didn't want to give them much help. so now russia and iran appear to be , according to u.s. intel estimates, teaming up at some point in the future. that is something that is of great concern to people in this region already worried about an iran nuclear weapon when we are in israel. the president was talking to

the israelis about starting with diplomacy to try to prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon. the israelis want to put the threat of military might out there to stop it. the president says that's only going to happen as an absolute last resort when he's talking to the iraqis in addition to trying to get electrical grid as they rebuild after a decade of war. still, it's also just part of this broader american attempt on this trip to the middle east to convince developing countries in the middle east and developed countries in the middle east to do business where possible with the us , with the west, instead of with russia or china. president biden is taking a little bit of heat over the last couple of months for not spending enough time during his term so far on the middle east and not really nurturing the relationships the way that his predecessors have, especially post 9/11.