work. >> we do -- have seen now two cases that have occurred in children. both of those children are traced back to individuals who come from the men who have gay men community. >> laura: the men who have sex with men community. maybe she needs 50,000 more training. "gutfeld!" next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: happy wednesday, everybody! so, president biden is in deep trouble. the white house reports he's testing negative for covid, which proves even the virus wants someone else. [scattered laughter] according to a new cnn poll,

over three quarters of respondents don't want him to run for president. they want him to run for the hills. the poll comes as his approval ratings plunge like nancy pelosi's neckline. and most americans are as disgusted with the economy as they are with nancy pelosi's neckline. [scattered laughter] of course there is no recession, they say, as they try to redefine the term recession the weight they redefined riots and women and crime in basic biology. we would say that life takes some balls, but we don't want to miss gender it. it's getting so bad, mayor pete is polling better than joe and pete has actually done less work on the job then kamala has on closing the border. pete is now in his tenth month of parental leave and will be ready to work full time once he stopped lactating. but i get it, joe does not look good, literally and accurately.

the only thing holding them together is that her plugs. and you can see why. here is a 22nd clip coming from the white house, look at how much it was edited. >> president biden: this law does so much more. it saves lives, including yours. it will help you do your job, but it's just a start. last week i rolled out my safe america plan with the goal of doing three key things. first, take additional common sense steps to reduce gun crimes and violence. >> greg: they spent more time editing that 20 second clip and coppola did to both "godfather." the list for dr. frankenstein the comic piece together his monster he put in a brain. if you have to do that much surgery for 20 seconds of tape, that's like starting with a 6-ton piece of marble and ending up with a bowling trophy. if the creepiest presidential

clip since the film. [scattered laughter] >> greg: all, did i upset you? >> dark. >> greg: i'm sorry. >> dark humor today. >> greg: take a look at this comparison on twitter, where i get all my research. it works for "the washington post." it shows two different bidens apparently 24 hours apart. >> president biden: as we fight inflation, you can't be pro-insurrection and pro-cop. running down gas prices is a big part of the job. you can't be pro-insurrection and pro-democracy. you can't be pro-insurrection and pro-american. here's the good news, gas prices are dropped every day this summer. that's more than 40 days in a row. donald trump lacked the courage to act. we now have 40,000 gas stations in the united states where the press of gas is $3.99 or less. the brave woman and men in blue all across this nation should never forget that. >> greg: wow. what the hell is going on?

i mean, that's the same guy. they are as different -- one minute he's fine, the next he has the delivery you'd expect from a p.o.w. video. they should have him hold up a copy of "usa today" so we have proof of life. what's going on, joe? >> i'm not working hard, i'm hardworking. >> are not just a professor, political philosophy at penn. >> let me tell you something, that's all a bunch of -- poppy seed bagels. since my wife, right? she's a doctor. >> i said it my cream of wheat this morning. ♪ ♪ [applause] >> greg: no wonder the dems want to ditch joe faster than a masseuse with rough hands and

monkeypox. the guy is deteriorating faster than joy behar's mood when she runs out of pie. maybe it's covid that's messing joe up, but it's not like we were blessed with a fit specimen. if the guy started out bad, now he's worse. i mean, even his body double looks exhausted. i hope for the sake of america and the planet he's okay, because if he's not, this is what we got. >> [laughs] >> greg: yeah, it sucks. it seems the press still seems more consumed by the past, meaning donald trump. then i get it. it's the old hey, don't look there, look over your trip, but at least trunk and complete sentences, has ideas about crime and homelessness, and isn't kept chained to a radiator somewhere in the west wing being force fed adderall in his oatmeal. you know, i wonder what would trump do if he were a basketball

coach of the women's team? will he ever lose? >> if i were a basketball coach of a woman's team, i would never ever lose, i be the greatest coach of all time. i'm not a fan of lebron james at all. lebron, did you ever think of becoming a woman? because i'd like the heavy on on my team. we look at the tents of the homeless and you say what's happening to this great bastion? create thousands and thousands of high quality tents which can be done in one day. one day. you have to move people out, the ones that don't have a drug problem are those that institute a very quick trial, death penalty sentence, or drug dealers. >> greg: it's good to see he hasn't changed. he still has the subtlety and restraint you'd expect from a man with his name on buildings, golf courses, and stakes. any steak with the name biden on

it would come pureed in a squeeze tube. but the dems need help, right? maybe they're not looking hard enough. but you know, i think i can help. i think i have their candidate. this guy, john hinckley. yeah, he's out of jail now. and here's what he just tweeted. i believe in peace, love, equity, lgbtq writes, abortion-rights, animal rights, race mixing, assault weapon ban, sharing the wealth, green new deal, black lives matter, prison reform, and good rock 'n' roll. john. join the john higley community. yeah, it's look at the corner of [bleep] crazy boulevard and a whole avenue. but he's not here now and when he shot reagan, meaning he sounds like the perfect woke democrat. are you sure that isn't aoc in the batman suit? he ticked every box!

although oddly he did forget handguns. but i guess they must have had cnn on the prison tv, because he sounds no different than don lemon. and that is cnn's waiting strategy, show it where you can't change the channel. talk about cruel and unusual punishment. that's like telling a guy on death row to share his last meal with brian stelter. but this loser illustrates a key point these days. you want the press and the libs to like you, just total woke line and anyone can do it. even a failed assassin with an acoustic guitar and a face like a lumpy potato. hinckley is living his best life but i don't want to be around when he hears the news that jodie foster is gay. so there you go, democrats, you wanted a big name, you got one, a celeb who appeals to all of your little identity cults, and he can sing. ♪ ♪ >> ♪♪ there is so much anger in the world ♪ ♪ i want to see some love ♪

♪ everybody seems to be such a world ♪ ♪ i want to see some love ♪♪ >> greg: he's no cat stevens. closer to cat food. but he sure beats this. >> [laughs] >> okay. >> dream big! fight hard, and let's win! >> greg: and let's not forget this guy. ♪ ♪ that's a reference. so what do you think, democrats? hinckley 2024? he can't be that much worse than what you've got. his campaign slogan could be "give me a shot." i just might blow you away. ♪ ♪

what's welcome to make guests! his last job as a mannequin for j.crew, host of the guy bench and show, guy benson ! he signed with the nfl, played superman on tv, and data brooke shields, but other than that he's done nothing impressive. actor and producer, dean cain! [scattered applause] she's like the girl next door if you live next to women's prison, fox news contributor kat timpf! and finally, his footprint has three time zones, my massive sidekick and the nwa world television champion, tyrus! [applause] that was a very dark monologue. >> it's guy town again, i know how much you love all the guy town -- i what one

>> greg: let's see it. >> depressing all y'all's feelings you're scared to cry and your dad was mean! talking to your dogs about your problem, people judge you. we live in a world where men can't express themselves! [scattered applause] >> greg: i don't like that one. i felt like i was attacked. but it's true, we have guys here tonight, one of my favorite guys, dean cain. so how are you doing? >> i'm doing great. first of all, graduations to you crushing late night. >> greg: thank you. [scattered applause] >> i live in that bastion of wokeness called hollywood and to see you on top, really, really -- >> greg: and they don't talk about the show. >> never varied >> greg: they can't talk about it because it's too humiliating. >> i'll talk about it. >> greg: you are superman. >> not anymore.

>> greg: here's a question, what's in worse condition, joe or his party? it's kind of tough. >> i would say joe. i mean, looking at that video, that video, which was edited -- i think your accounting for five times, it was every sentence. if that was, scary stuff. i've noticed on twitter is they've made it very clear during that one very, very froggy-voiced bit, he never blinks. >> greg: yeah, he never points. >> it is a hostage video. it is. it's scary to me. i wish it weren't the case, it's actually separate country that that's the guy leading it, but -- >> greg: when you have -- who's in the dugout on deck, a little baseball phrase there. very little. >> and that laugh, i just can't. it does things to the back of my neck. >> greg: [cackles] guy, what is your prediction for 2024? welcome to the show, i'm glad you shave your beard. >> you asked me to. your show, if leaving rash.

i bet you the white house -- >> yeah. >> this is long-established. this is long-established, not even news anymore. i'm waiting for the white house to come out and tell us that was all shot in one take. because they will be like we're just redefining one take. so that's what it was. that's what they would do. can i comment briefly on john higley? i'm still hung up on that part of the monologue. >> greg: isn't that crazy? >> this is maybe a bit of a controversial opinion, but i believe that if you attempt to assassinate a president of the united states, i'm okay with you being canceled forever. i'm not in favor of cancel culture, but for that type of person, yes. and just if you look you can get back in the good graces of polite society for just vomiting every woke platitude is probably not a dumb move on his part. it will probably work to some

extent, but i'm in favor in this one instance of cancel culture. it's a high bar, but he met it. >> greg: he had a concert in brooklyn. he actually was able to get a gig. >> sold out. >> greg: sold out but then after an outcry he canceled it. so it was canceled. because there you go, i support that one cancellation. >> greg: there you go. you are a little bit woke. but you're right, he knew what to do. it was totally calculated, tyrus. he had everything in there. >> he was missing the ukraine flag. >> i was taken aback and kind of shocked. i didn't know that race mixing was a bad thing all of a sudden. i didn't know that was on the docket somewhere. of people were up in arms about all this race mixing going on. >> greg: who even uses that phrase? >> i didn't know -- >> he was in prison for decades! he didn't know! >> it is still 1978 for him >> race mixing. [laughs] what happens to the know race

mixing? >> greg: that would be great, him coming out and wanting things to be legal that are legal. >> like what? and here's the deal. this is -- hey, this is where progressive woke bites you a little bit. i'm just curious of the editor, what group they were representing the first of, how we are going to edit films, because i'm pretty sure my 8-year-old drunk could edit better than that. that was either intentional like we got to get rid of this guy -- because they weren't even the same shot. it was close up, back away, close up -- they are literally telling you this guy can't complete a sentence. it was like there hostage know to the rest of us, like he can't even get through a sentence. >> greg: it was -- >> that editor, someone is to be watching out for them unless they were race mixers. >> greg: did your heartbeat a little bit when you were listening to trump like oh, my god, i missed that -- i miss the unique ideas! i just sort of laughing about

lebron james, it was killing me. >> just the fact we are hearing a president who can have a complete sentence and shift a train of thought is kind of cool. >> on purpose! skip a train of thought on purpose. >> and what he says i don't know we know he's being sarcastic. i don't know if you can -- when he says it if like he doesn't know. >> greg: kat, what you think about hinckley 2024? would you support? >> i think he actually might have a shot. not in a pun way. when i saw the rundown for this today, i googled john hinckley. i would like there's no way -- i thought i was having a stroke because i thought -- i was certain i knew this was. i was like it couldn't be that same guy if this is what's happening. but it was. so maybe that could happen on a larger scale where people will be like oh, it couldn't possibly be that john hinckley and i just vote for him. >> greg: i think i might be the only person who suggests

this as an idea but it was based on that tweet, that just completely -- it was so brazenly virtue signaling, you know? >> he has no shot in the democratic primary though because he's apparently a straight white dude with a guitar, the whitest name ever. >> but if he comes out as nonbinary. >> if you runs with the juice. oh wait, that's race mixing, never mind. >> greg: nicely done! all right, we got to move on. coming up, chris cuomo lands on his feet, giving the show one hell of a treat. [scattered applause] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout]

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>> greg: the beefcake hack is finally back, and for this, i applaud and shout thank you god. yes it's true. ♪ ♪ >> it's back! [laughs] all right! yeah! >> greg: chris cuomo announced he's accepted and anchor job at news nation during an interview on the network tuesday night. i guess matt lauer wasn't available. we went to a news nation viewer for comment. so good. true, like adam schiff's heartbeat. i didn't know news nation existed. he made the announcement on dan abrams live from on his tiny tiny network. but he insisted he actually liked that network was so small buried him >> i had decided that i can't go back to what people see is the big game. i don't think i can make a difference there.

i think we need insurgent media. i think we need outlets that aren't fringe and just trying to kill their pockets. >> greg: it sounds like what i said about the prom. i didn't want to go with you anyway, i don't even like you and that wasn't even spray-painted your car. of course, there are no reports of any major network actually having offer him a job, but that's probably because he never picked up the phone, he was too busy volunteering for the fire department in the hamptons. you know, you don't hear ball players bragging about getting sent to the minors. although at cnn, getting sent to the minors, it means something else. >> dark. dark tonight. >> greg: yeah. bad. that was bad. in the interview, he insisted that people could trust the work he would do on the network. >> i'm going to try very hard to be fair. [laughter] >> greg: that's less convincing than a door to door butt implant salesman. but maybe we could see more classics like this.

>> the turnout of white supremacist was simply pathetic, which is why didn't have to go there and cover. as a travesty mockery. a travesty sham. >> what you say? what's get after it. >> it's a big night, what do you say? let's get after it. >> greg: if chris can make this kind of cable news come back, there's deftly hope for his brother to make a similar one. look for him on court tv as an analyst or a defendant. cat, kat, do you believe he actually likes that the network a small? >> nobody believes that, which is why don't like -- he just can't help himself. says he may think i got demoted because of my multifaceted scandal that involved both my journalistic integrity and sexual harassment whatever, misconduct. but i actually like it, and the reason i like it is because i can better help you.

i could do the work more to help you. the thing is, with this guy, when he thought about that, he's like oh, this is good. this is good. this is going to make this not embarrassing for me. and it honestly is. >> you can't read people's minds, but you can read his. you know exactly -- she's like oh, how do i look right now, i look really good. this point about being insurgent media, tyrus, you know how happy i am about this, right? i called you at 4:00 a.m. when i found out. >> he's back on his back, like who, the bad man under your bed? >> greg: you know i couldn't sleep. >> you're not going to sleep for probably months. i'm a little concerned. i think is going to let you down. you saw him. going to try to keep it straight. give the news to the 17 people that are watching. it's a little discouraging, because the entire portion of news nation was where just going to do news, we don't care about ratings, this is a neutral place

where we just report the news. they even promised to make breaking news breaking news again. and then they broke news with this. the student, he is like every guy whose wife left him for a younger guy and got everything and he's in his studio apartment and his reluctantly have to visit him and he's like this is such a great start for me. like i am so excited. i got my bus pass, you know, i'm three blocks away from the ymca. this is -- you guys are going to -- kids, stop crying. no, you can't go home. i call your mother but she got my cell phone. this is literally -- but he's trying to make a great situation out of -- it's over, it's done. >> greg: you realize that jamie is watching you make >> yes. he didn't get an apartment. >> greg: guy, i love the fact that he sees himself as a rebel. >> come this is going to be insurgent media, we are friends. you know those giant networks? their friends.

>> the son and brother of a governor is the ultimate underdog tale, right? that's the chris cuomo story. if you're the one person in america clamoring for his comeback. the only one, it's you. >> greg: i was behind us from the beginning. >> his whole monologue begging cnn to not fire him. >> i did. i did. >> you want him as a guest. >> greg: i want him here at fox, on "the five"! >> this network is far too big for his taste as he tells us. but i actually disagree, i take him at his word that he likes working at a small network because he seems to enjoy it at cnn. [scattered applause] >> greg: that was really mean. i like it. dean, first of all, how do we find this station? >> honestly, tyrus knew so much about it, i never heard about it. the go i heard about it today. >> i would like where is he

going? >> keep looking, going news nation? >> i had never heard about until this right here. and i'm probably not going to ever hear about it again until i watch your show when you make fun of him but might have have material for the next six months. >> greg: the only when going to be able to find material is if i find the station, and i'm not going to do that, but i have to rely on some body else to look for the little bits and pieces. >> you've got three producers assigned to that right now already. >> is going to hire someone to watch news nation all day. >> greg: will probably be there ceo. anyway, i want you think -- i think it's dan abrams, right? that's the guy who's in charge of this thing, so thank you, dan. we owe you one. almost makes up for that website. up next, she testified with conviction, but it was all a contradiction. you're never responsible for unauthorized purchases on your discover card.

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star witness cassidy hutchinson. remember how the media drooled all over her like hunter biden over a pile of fresh parmesan? even though her story was hearsay, she didn't witness anything herself and the secret service disputed her claims. the dems still ate it up like jaws in an overcrowded swimming pool. but now "the federalist" has obtained text messages and correspondence and what she said under oath seems way different than what she said in private. it appears the testimonies blowing up in democrats faces like in eric swalwell fart. in one message written after the riot she wrote "i would rather shoot myself dead into the atomic nc marine one flying around the city without 45 again." that's really melodramatic. and that's the same woman who testified she was emotionally scarred over january 6th, but she would rather die without trump? she previously admitted in private she had no idea what

happened that day. just days after she was subpoenaed another staffer texted her, a handful of the relevant text, i have literally no documents they are asking about. same. then this this text of november 2021 where she joked let's have an insurrection at park chelsea, that's an apartment complex. how about january 6th 2023? but as "the federalist" points out, they show how she commit a commiserated about how little little information she had about any wrongdoing and help corrupt the politicized committee was. but did it matter? no, the committee already had their conclusion they just reverse engineered it. but it sucks seen private texts revealed in public. in fairness, here's one that i sent larry kudlow on january six, 2021. i'd lost some weight, i was kind of happy about it. all right. guy, remember how when her testimony came out, people were having orgasms in every media

outlet that she had said nothing but hearsay. what you make of this? >> i feel at the text messages, private ones, are sort of like her on a saturday night, and then she shows up at the committee, i.e. church come on sunday morning, and she's like singing the doxology. and none of that stuff that happened last night was real. this i think is a credibility issue perhaps for her. it doesn't mean everything she testified to is wrong, and she did witness some things. i just feel like the committee would have done the public a better service if the goal is to find the complete truth to have at least someone there who might present, for example, a different side of things, and ask her about stuff like this and force her to explain it. we don't have that part, that the republicans own choice, but i don't think it makes us more informed because of it. i would rather have a more holistic picture. >> greg: i think -- i watched a little bit, it was like watching a documentary that had a point of view, therefore left

out everything else. so you can't actually find it credible because you know the person already has their conclusion set. >> and that's a really effective way to tell the story, one side of the story, this entire committee. if the holy it was to tell the truth, i don't feel like that's with the whole idea of the january 6 committee is. but i think she was, what, 23 years old when it happened? i'm the father of a 22-year-old and i will tell you right now, i'm sorry, christopher, i love you to death, but they're just not that smart. they are just not that smart at that age. i dissed my own kid, i know. he's a smart kid, but the things that were going on, they can change the wind and i just don't -- i look at a 23-year-old staffer, low-level staffer on the hill doing this and i just feel like, you know, she caved and wanted to be famous, she got famous for a little bit but i think it's time she's going to be famous for the wrong reasons. >> greg: i think they offered her something. she was like it's going to be hard to get a job, we will hook you up with the cheney's or the

kinsinger's if you do this. i don't know. >> i'm a little taken aback. so they don't get smarter? [laughter] >> i'm going to tell you, i think they get dumber, tyrus. >> great. >> greg: this is why i don't have kids. >> oh, boy. no ejection button either. >> well, there is one... >> why let facts get in the way of a good story? let's not be shocked here. adam schiff sole goal in life was to write screens and they brought in a tv producer and this is the movie, this is the show. the last thing you want -- i mean, they learned a lot from the russian stuff, the same thing, don't let facts get in a way of a good story and there's no repercussions. her doing -- kind of like we have this on you and what other texts to they have or mistakes she might have made? you play ball, you say this, she's willing to do all this stuff and guarantee there will be something, job in it. here's the cold part. she did this to herself and they are saying, well, the deal is off because these texts just

came about, so now she's left with it, now she's just honest -- dishonest and even if she came out she was made to say, no one's going to believe her because you have -- you are just a bad witness now. this is -- she will look back on this as a mistake and when she does come forward, people just are going to care, it's going to fall on deaf ears. >> greg: you're right though that we don't know what other things they had on her. >> she is literally saying one thing and not even close -- not in the middle, not like all men, so mad about what happened, it's not even that. it's like oh, it's not a big deal and she was either placated one side or placating the other side. >> greg: maybe she just changed her mind, kat, we change our minds all the time. >> i think she was not about january 6 but she was just mad it didn't work. you read these texts. she is saying joe biden being on marine one makes me want to shoot myself? like, i don't know anyone who loves trump that much and i work at fox news. >> greg: exactly! she went from like complete cult -- >> yeah. i've never heard of summary like

that. and we found the super ultra maga. it's her! and again, this is an entire committee, investigative committee, which, from watching his people and hearing them talk, they don't think or talk about anything else ever and they couldn't find the stuff? i mean, she wants to shoot herself? that is pretty extreme. i don't love anybody that much. >> greg: i know. that was bizarre. just that kind of flip-flop, incredible. anyway, maybe she will come on the show. >> her and chris cuomo. >> greg: together! up next, honest comments on race from a wrapper with tattoos on from a wrapper with tattoos on his face. i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. between the high interest, the fees... i felt trapped. debt, debt, debt. so i broke up with my credit card debt and consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. i finally feel like a grown-up. break up with bad credit card debt.

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confused with rapper lil greg... they each meal. he posted a tribute to a former cop who saved his life when he was a child. he called him uncle bob. he died last week ends before wayne honored him on instagram writing everything happens for a reason, i was dying when i met you at this very spot, you refused to let me die. everything that doesn't happen doesn't happen for a reason. that reason being you and faith. r.i.p. uncle bob. when he was 12, wayne had stolen his mother's gun and shot himself after dialing 911. responding officers reportedly were focused on the gun and drugs, but he was off-duty at the time, rushed over to keep him alive. and the two stayed in contact ever since with lil wayne offering to help them with whatever he needed, and even rapping about him. one protest against cops broke out in 2020, lil wayne said my life was saved by a white cop, therefore you have to understand

the way i view police, period. normally when you hear a story about rappers and cops, it is negative as chuck schumer's iq. but in stories like this it gives me hope. a police officer helped him. in return, at risk to his popular to coming he showed you can't judge people by their ethnicity or career. the story is a reminder that white and black cops save black and white people every day, that's what good cops do, whether you defund them or not. [scattered applause] tyrus, i don't even like doing serious stories or earnest stories, but this one -- i like this one, because it goes counter conventional narrative. >> and we need to do more stories like this and if you listen to -- i would challenge anyone to listen to his -- the entire interview, lil wayne talks about it because he also talks about there was all the people around and basically walking over him while he was bleeding out, not doing anything for him and this white cop came

and not only saved him, gave him the will, would not let them quit. so he just didn't apply a tourniquet, he talked with him, stayed with him, held his hand, made him not afraid. that's what america is about, that's what we are about. we are not a group, we don't belong to one thing. we have great individuals. it doesn't matter what shade they are. a good person is a good person. if you're good to me, you are welcome in my home. and i think we just never hear about it. and of course being true, you might lose a couple of the fake fans, but they were never your fans anyway. they listen to your music for the wrong reasons when i first started doing this, your own people are going to hate you, tyrus. black people are going to hate you. though they are not. i've open my mind and my door homes normally if i would've stayed one minded, you wouldn't have all these old ladies wearing v-neck happy to see me -- >> greg: they like to hug you a long time. >> is to the point where hug doesn't really describe it.

>> greg: something else is going on. >> it's not about me in this race mixing. but i'm saying this is a beautiful story and this is as real as it gets and it's not uncommon. it's not. >> greg: that's the problem! >> it happens every in america. it's everything from giving 70 the shirt off your back, warm plate of food, advice, a smile, this is what we are really about. >> greg: kat, do you have any heartwarming stories about the police saving your life? >> i do, actually. it's not that interesting though. i just got lost and i thought it was in trouble they were like what are you doing in this part of town and i was like i don't know, and then they led me to the highway and i'm still here. >> greg: see? i think you're the real hero. >> i'll take it. >> greg: there you go get you think, dean? when you remove the filter of race, this is what happens. >> it's a beautiful thing. i love the story so much. you put it very eloquently and on point. i must warn sheriff's deputy at a reserve police officer, i have been for six years now.

i love our law enforcement men and women and i know them all personally. i know dozens of people who would do what uncle bob did for lil wayne and i think it's great, i think it was really brave to stand up and say the things he did at the risk of his popularity and people turning on him and i just think -- i love the story. i'm sorry you don't want to do an earnest story but i love this. i know that law enforcement men and women love to see it and they need that support. >> greg: that's one story versus the thousands that the media does this anti-police and rationalizes the relationship. you are an aficionado of rap music, guy, you told me in the green room you were discussed with by this, he felt that hurt the brand. >> i have done nothing but boo myself horse at every little lil wayne concert. it's just outrageous. did you say your rap name is lil greg? is it -- is the lil necessary? it seems superfluous. if him

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>> a story in five words. he won a story in five would be a core a dull boy bomb threats. a woman allegedly threatened to blow up her accent and his new fiancee but when police investigated, they found a toy, not a bomb. has this ever happened to you? [laughter] >> no, i have more self-control than i thought. i get it. because it's like, the guy, they break up and now is all happy with somebody else. like, yeah, you want to blow someone up. but then she did it, it was just a toy which is like a gift, and feelings are a hell of a drug. >> greg: silver lining here. it's better to mistake a toy for a bomb than mistaking a bomb for a toy. i think that is going to be the quote that i will be remembered

by. >> a good one. >> the post because different kind of explosion to. [laughter] can i say that? the one you can exit on that line, my friend. >> i'm done. >> greg: what would superman with the situation? the guy can follow that one, that was brilliant. here's what i want to know. she is 16 years old. what was the toy? that might explode? >> greg: i don't know. >> sounds like a story for chris cuomo. three when he'll get to the bottom of it. [laughter] >> how big was the tory to wear an entire squadron of police said it's a bomb?

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