>> there is a shot out toward center field, that might bring home two. nice swing on it, it is going to bring home two. we may get a play at the plate and she is out of the plate. >> laura: movable object meet immovable object, republicans won 10-0. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: happy thursday everybody, what a great show we have tonight i want to share it with you. as you know wnba star ernie greiner has been stuck in a moscow jail since february for trying to walk through russian customs with a vaping pen, the

most press the wnba has ever got. over a traveling violation. how stupid is she? who tries to enter a foreign land with illegal substances? >> you're going to get me put on no watch list. >> greg: she wants left thailand with a dozen ferrets -- don't ask her how. at least if you're going to enter a country with drugs be better at it. maybe spend a day or two at our border to see how it's done we'll call this guy for some advice. your clapping now. isn't that why god made the cavity? it's how i bring a liter of soda from home to the movie theater. not to brag.

it's obviously an absurd arrest and she pleaded guilty of possession but then she complained that when she was arrested, the russian authorities didn't read her her rights which is cute. that's like complaining when you ate at the olive garden the hostess didn't tell you the chefs are from italy. we are pretty much the only place that reads you your rights, that's one reason to stand for the national anthem which she doesn't. meanwhile, canada flogs you for mentioning rights and that's why i go there a year. now we learned the u.s. has offered to exchange prisoners in order to bring her and an american marine home. by reportedly packs backed the deal, so who are we trading for? victor bout is a russian arms dealer known as the merchant of death whose sales field of deadly global conflicts, he's serving a 25 year sentence in the u.s. after being convicted of conspiracy to kill americans, deliver antiaircraft missiles

and aiding a terrorist organization. got another 25 for inspiring a nicolas cage movie. the prosecutors wanted life. he's a tad more dangerous than someone who shoots about 35% from three-point line but now he could return to russia in exchange for greiner. it seems more lopsided than trey gowdy's haircut and the u.s. state department is usually against such trades because they incentivize against americans being used as such bargaining chips, can you imagine if a country got a hold of this guy? ♪ ♪ this is why i rarely leave this country on my home. i was once in jersey and held captive by the governor exchange

for 25 women with mustaches. >> a sexist would say. >> greg: i realized if i were to go anywhere around the world i would be seen as a steel. i'm worth an entire college football team. like spirit airlines these trades could be a threat to everyone traveling. according to our state department -- a great joke. it seems heartless to leave two americans languishing in moscow prisons. what would you do? i believe it's time for -- ♪ ♪ >> how do you complete a trade for a war criminal when your brain is made of spaghetti? >> greg: he is the merchant of death and griner place for the wnba. we went to wnba fans for comment. >> oh, god. >> greg: that's not fair.

actually enjoy the wnba because it's basketball without that annoying dunking. so is this the most unequal deal since the colonists bought in new york for some seashells? they get an arms dealer back who has a vital info that putin can use and we get americans who know how to dribble. do we need that? we already have joe biden. >> counted! >> greg: don't clap yet. besides, do we really need another 6-foot woman who spends her night playing with orange balls? [laughter] i told you not to collapse, that was disgusting, horrible. you people make me sick. griner is an american and so is whalen, an ex-marine and shouldn't we try to get them

out? it's not that easy. he sent weapons to numerous west african countries but there's that cynical voice in my head that says aren't we all doing this game of tit for tat? the whole point of grabbing a russian criminal is in case russia grabs an american citizen. two can weaponized civilians. when we capture someone from another country he becomes not just an inmate but valuable currency unlike the dollar. don't think of them as prisons, think of them as banks and get creative, it doesn't even have to be prisoners. what if we made more trades in which we threaten dissent americans that we don't want to foreign countries who don't want them either. like what if we offered them the cast of the view? you didn't hear the end of the deal! in exchange, we get this russian

who is truly talented. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i haven't seen a tongue move that fast once superman mailed christmas cards. you thought it was going to be disgusting, it's a joke about licking stamps -- i think. think of the possibilities, we could trade michael avenatti, joy reid, the whole cnn prime time lineup. every actor named ryan, i hate them. here's a few we could get away for free, the guy who had his honeymoon in russia. we do are part to support russian communism by sending all of these people. in all seriousness, it's got to suck to be the people who put in

the hard work to catch the merchant of death. they probably risked their lives. may be if the trade gets made they will get the credit and they will get the thanks. no one ever thinks of them when the people finally come home. americans must help americans. even i said bad things about my country in the past it doesn't matter and i hope that i think it arrested my president would do the same for me, although i doubt biden would free me which is why we have to dump him before we go on my european vacation. so when a bunch of law enforcement tie me up and gag me it's because i paid them. let's welcome tonight's guests. his imdb page is taller than he is, emmy-winning actor, author, singer, instagram sensation, mr. leslie jordan. she talks so fast her

sentences -- with a sonic boom. outnumbered cohost emily compagno. the one time she served her community was in an orange jumpsuit. fox news contributor kat timpf. and he dropped a mic a week ago and it's still falling. world television champion tyrus! i have to say, you're my favorite leslie and my sister's name is leslie. what's your middle name? >> allen. him >> greg: my middle name is ellen -- you're still my favorite leslie. that's going to make her cry but we don't care, do we. >> we don't give a [bleep]. >> greg: have you ever been detained anywhere?

>> i've done some unfortunate incarcerations. is that detained? >> who was your cellmate? >> robert downey jr. i walked in and sat down and there he was. years later i showed up and he had forgotten, i was on the allie mcbeal show with everybody. calista flockhart and ellen degeneres his wife portia de rossi and lucy liu and robert walked in and looked at me and said do i know you? i said to him "zip it." i said zip it. i said we were in jail together and i remembered 152, pod a, top bunk. >> you are on the top bunk? >> he was topped, i was bottom.

>> greg: that was cute. literally that's what he was talking about. what were you in for? >> drunk driving, several other indiscretions. >> greg: should we make the trade? >> you got to even it out. maybe vodka and furry hats. something. it's very uneven. we could get a ton of vodka. >> greg: i don't know what those hats are made of. tyrus, people keep saying if we had paid these athletes more in the wnba, this wouldn't happen. what do you think of that?

>> sorry, i'm speechless. >> it's women's fault! you don't go support women's basketball. guys watch our basketball, i goto guys basketball games, yell at each other, this isn't our problem. if you don't sell tickets, you should get paid. how is it anyone's fault? it's like me saying i had my own show, i'm not getting ratings, it's not fair. why are you guys watching me? it's not the point. you want to get paid more, put the shit and the seats. look no more than other women. add some hockey rules in the wnba. >> greg: should we make the trade? >> i think we have to, we are already a weakened administration. the only thing i'm worried about is please don't send him first.

you know they check the box, not the resume of the negotiator. we will send him there and will not be so happy and we'll sent him back and have to make another trade. have to meet amended neutral place. the radisson in iowa. you are a lawyer, we have no evidence of that. what happens when you get arrested in russia, do you think she's going through a hard time? >> i'm not a russian attorney. from what you understand, it's not unexpected that she has absolutely zero rights and privileges that we enjoy here in this country because a lot of those rights, the way especially in this administration are afforded us are certainly more privileges than rights. i'll say this, before i traveled to malaysia my professors made us watch to return to paradise

and they were like this is what happens if you are caught with drugs in this country but we are about to go to. not one person did any drugs in that country because we knew the sentence for such was the death penalty at the time. the notion there is anyone else to blame or that should hold accountability for not knowing the countries rules that you are going to when you are an american and your rights stop at your border is only a measure of disrespect for the country are going to and sheer ignorance. ignorance of the situation is the fact we are trading the merchant of death to putin while he still actively invading ukraine. biden is the merchant of death. there's not not enough vodka in the world to make this deal. >> greg: that's pretty strong on you, i remember before we went kayaking my dad had me watch deliverance. >> totally the same thing, you're right. >> you clearly did not see

deliverance. [laughter] that is the worst of father-son trip in history. >> probably one of the greatest movies ever made. >> greg: do you have any advice for brittney griner the next time she travels? >> no. i would say don't do that. i'm just excited because when i get home i got a really good idea, i'm going to ask my husband if i was locked in a russian prison how long would you wait for me? and if he hesitates even for a second i'm going to start a fight. red flags for toxic men, i'm like i'm like that. i think it's obviously not just for her to be spending any time in a prison but i don't think it's just when anybody does. >> greg: exactly but russia doesn't care about your feelings. >> i don't ask them to. >> greg: good on you.

we can't forget there's another person, the marine and we have to think about him. i don't know if he worked in the cia but you have to consider him as well. >> that the irony, this country imprisons people for marijuana and yet they will trade the merchant of death to get someone else out from a foreign country. >> greg: that is an amazing correlation. >> she goes to russia a lot, she's a star over there in the russian women's basketball league. it's not like she didn't know, it was arrogance like emily was saying. we should get her home because going to jail for ten years? >> of course it's ridiculous. >> did she even try to tell them it was nicotine? >> greg: russia does this a lot, if you're in a band, they will lose your instruments and it will cost you a grand to find them. that happens when you go through customs. we are going to move on, we have so much in this show that is amazing, mostly it's me but they are pretty good too.

up next, to costumed characters come to life by fanning the flames of racial strife

>> greg: is there a problem with race over at sesame place? i hope bert and ernie have a good attorney. a baltimore family is suing sesame place for racial discrimination claiming four costumed characters ignored a 5-year-old black girl during a meet and greet last month. 25 million should be just enough to refund their tickets. it's enough to put oscar the grouch through college twice. they say the video showed the child get ignored twice by the characters. like me trying to talk to those jerks at special report, this comes after a previous video that went viral that shows.

other girls from a different family being snubbed by costumed employee. the character had difficulty seeing and was gesturing no to a parent's request to hold a child for a photo which is not permitted to. they also promised equity training for its employees which as you know will only make them more racist. it alleges the discrimination targeted several different black children and involve different characters ignoring black children while openly interacting with similarly situated white children, here is the family. >> we were shocked and dismayed that the costumed character besmirched a great name of the "sesame street" brand, an institution that is as american as baseball and apple pie. we knew this type of overt racism towards little children would be far-reaching. >> greg: who knows how this will shake out but as far as amusement parks go it could be worse, my nephew went to a cheap

sesame place knock off a few years ago happened. >> this is amazing. >> mr. frog, will you take a picture? thank you so much. one, two, three -- should have gone to sesame place! come on, son. ♪ ♪ >> greg: you and i both have something in common, we have worn those outfits for jobs. >> the job was this one by the way. >> greg: the ideas that people think your eyes match the eyes of the animal you're in is not true. your eyes are usually through the mouth, right? >> you may be also do it in the stomach -- it was horrible.

saying the solution is we need more training, i just don't think -- what's the training going to be? you don't ignore black children because they are black. if you need to hear that, i don't think anybody's going to listen to that and say i thought i was supposed to do that. i don't know why there is always this push for more training. >> greg: you get fired if they find out you did something bad to. do you think that parents have a case when you see $25 million, that makes me suspicious. >> they lost me at besmirched. for real, we are fragile now? i went to disneyland when i was a kid and i remember i could smell the booze and heartache on mickey mouse. his dream was to be an actor, he's like leave me the big rat. i watch the video and i was

looking for it. i've seen it here and there, this has to do with bad actors, probably teenagers that are dealing with hundreds of people and did the thing a lot of times in life, you will sit there -- it's like a wrestling match and i'm running around high-fiving somebody and i missed somebody. he dissed me because i was portuguese. no -- 25 million? no, apology, free tickets, the individuals had a pattern of doing this stuff? a racist grover running around, you get rid of the actor in it and you leave grover alone. if that's the case every homeless person could sue oscar the grouch were living in a trash can and not improving himself. >> what if it was the suit, he put the suit on. >> you put the hat on. >> it's like when a fan thinks

you ignored them, besmirched them and then they write a letter or do something, you go i don't remember any of this. have you ever dressed up like that? >> as a care bear. >> which one? >> greg: to remember which care bear? >> the pink one >> up and down sunset boulevard, that was a low point in my career. call me an opportunity this, i keep thinking she's five, i'm 4'11" , >> the pink one >> up and down maybe i should start suing people. hook me up. >> greg: you would be a great lawyer. you literally rest your case right on the -- today have a case? >> you're telling me that being ignored is worth 25 million?

i've seen wrongful death lawsuits being settled or paid out for thousands. not ignored and also they are trying to get a class action certified. there's a ton of requirements for that, among them numerosity, the crowds are there, even that skit outside for 5 minutes, the guy in the suit couldn't see anything. i felt like in that video it was clear allegedly that the creature's attention is over here. you can't see anything below this line he had to be told walk here, hand is here. >> greg: you could knock the kid over in those suits, i know. >> you're so busy trying to not kill yourself. >> sue over being ignored? every husband who's walked in the door and tried to say how his day was? >> lets a class action.

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no unwanted pregnancy, no need for an abortion, if you are. vd may become a baby never. vd, what is that, vin diesel? what's vin diesel, the serial number of a truck? it makes sense and sounds at a win-win for everyone, the writer claims this could be even more transformative than the pill itself. think of all the kids won't have to be told they were an accident anymore -- i always hated that. i just hope the freezers are on a generator, accidental falling leaves you with spoiled rotten kids. if you store them in your own fridge, be sure they are away from the caviar. i'm going to end there. tyrus, if i were a parent right now, i would force my son to do this like the moment he is --

born. >> greg: fast ectomy now! >> i'm good at take my 10-year-old in next week. is there a time machine? this is a great idea, the problem is, it's going to affect a lot of tv shows, there will be no more teens, and basketball wives, done. there's going to be so many happy professional athletes out there living your best life. if i could turn back the clock i would've gotten a permanent one and lied and said it was reversible. >> greg: thank god your kids don't watch. >> this is a great idea, i just hope this technology hasn't been around for a while because i want to sue. i have been besmirched. >> greg: emily, good idea?

>> totally, sure. what was so weird about his whole persuasive argument is he said for this to happen, the difference will depend on women -- without our leadership, he says this will never happen. the whole point of that -- this argument he was saying women, you need to rise up and force the men to do this, moms you need to fork over your credit card for your sons to do this and i thought a little bit like -- i routinely lose just one shoe. >> this is true, we won't do it. we need to be pushed. we won't do it until we have one. once we have that first child and divorce, whatever, then we'll be in the line like this. >> men won't do it because they like the way things are now where it's all up to the woman to do everything and if anything happens you get it go she trapped me, she's crazy, that's

what they do. >> you know what? i'm not talking to you anymore. >> greg: leslie, what do you think of this idea? >> i see unemployment opportunity. i can volunteer at the vasectomy and do the assessment. because there's different kinds, put it out, let me see it. [laughter] >> i'm not going. >> greg: are you pro or con? >> i think it would be great, i don't think they would ever do it. there was male birth control being studied in the study was stopped because there were side effects, that definitely doesn't happen with women's birth control -- it does, by the way. >> greg: i think it reduces so many risk factors. >> it would be great i just don't seem most men doing it.

>> greg: starting to talk about it now, what if there's a groundswell of support? >> i will get a tattoo of it on my cheek, get it done. wait until you're established. >> it's a little expensive, it's 650? >> yeah, kids are at least 800. >> $650? where's my check? >> you should be the ambassador for this. >> greg: you should be the spokesman. and you can be the nurse, you would be the greatest nurse ever. >> you're talking to him, right? >> greg: we got to move on here. packed like sardines, the future of --

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inches, or tyruss. it will be finished in 2045, that's about 15 years after we will all allegedly be dead from climate change. maybe it can be a solar powered cemetery. but wait, there's more. >> the lines communities are organized in three dimensions. residents have access to all their daily needs within five minute walk neighborhoods and the lines infrastructure makes it possible to travel end to end in 20 minutes with no need for cars resulting in zero carbon emissions. by leveraging ai technology, services are autonomous saving you time and effort. >> greg: now i get it. it's a world with no need for cars, just as the country now allows women to drive. i guess better safe than sorry.

emily is laughing because it's true, according to sexists. >> that was a great joke. >> greg: good idea? >> i think it's really weird. one of the commercials for it has that flying all around and i feel like the way it's described, that is manhattan. we all have everything within 2n top of each other, it's totally reliant on ai and technology, the denser it is the more when a catastrophe happens, everybody is dead. the more space you have between each other, if your hair dryer blows out the electricity, space is better. nothing about that sounds attractive, it sounds kind of like the matrix. also i felt like the part that was exposed to the sky was so minimal, it made me sad. >> greg: tyrus? >> that's basically a fancy commercial for we are going to put you guys in a storage facility. i'm so sure the politicians and

the millionaires are going to live there with all that free land. you're going to be stacked up in a storage facility and you can't leave your sector. as soon as you -- you can't go nowhere because literally you get two giant ai bulldozers on both sides, next group. don't fall for this, this is a trap. my blackness won't allow me to go in there. white people hear me, do not investigate this. this is a roach motel. you go in, you're not getting out. >> greg: when i first saw this i thought this was a great idea, no? >> it's climate controlled which means i'd be freezing. i like the way it is now were about three months a year i get 3 minutes or so where i'm warm walking to and from my wilbur and i wouldn't have that anymore in this city. >> doesn't look great?

>> i move between my office building that's freezing and my house which is freezing and i wouldn't even get those 3 minutes in here. obviously they're going to have a man controlling the climate, it's not going to be a woman temperature. >> there is no beach, no lake, no pools. >> greg: why are they so pessimistic? >> i don't know. who is cooking this up, the saudis? i don't want to say anything bad. cultural norms that go back to the flintstones, i'm suspicious. of anything like that. >> he wants the world's biggest fish tank with people and it. >> greg: i totally read the room wrong. i saw this and i was going this is incredible. we have such a housing crisis here. >> you probably wouldn't be cold. >> greg: i like shiny things and i want to live in a shiny

thing. maybe you and me, we could invest. >> we can be shiny. like magpies. >> greg: exactly. >> they are only attracted to shiny things. when i was little i was like a magpie and i wanted to say you didn't know? >> greg: shiny. we got to move on. that doesn't sound attractive. up next, hotels treat guests like fools by charging for chairs and pools. ikers anymore? i mean, "riders" is cool, but "bikers"...is really cool. -seriously? -denied. can we go back to meeting at the rec center? the commute here is brutal. denied. how do we feel about getting a quote

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>> a story in five words. >> greg: hotel pool is now charging [bleep]. [laughter] get this, leslie, according to "the wall street journal," which is owned by our parent company, cheez it. [laughter] several resorts are not charging as much as $200 extra to reserve pool chairs and towels. what to say? >> it have to pay me $200 to stay out of the pool. people.

in polls. i don't swim much in public polls. no. people p in polls. >> greg: all the chemicals they get rid of the bad stuff. >> yet others have? >> greg: i do some of my studying, a taste test. [laughter] sigel live alone. for both of them, the shallow and is the deep end. what you think? >> greg: i don't like the shallow pool think at all shallow. i like a little danger in my life. >> care feeling arrogant that they. >> greg: i walk across the pool. are there any favorite polls? >> do i have any favorite polls? >> greg: hotel pools, i like to hang out. >> favorite polls? i have a list of 15. >> greg: you're standing that there is this huge person in a covered in tattoos, shaking her milk shake. >> don't talk about my mother

like that. just kidding, she's dead. [laughter] i think this isn't that bad because otherwise you have the losers will get that like 7:30 a.m. and then to take up all the room. >> greg: they put the book down on the stairs. is because none of the normal people can go swimming like sorry i'm not a loser gets up at 6:00 a.m. on vacation. is because they put it on the chance to go to run the event the new comeback in the book is gone and you're sitting there like there's no book your. and then you'll have. you'll have. hill avenue last. emily. >> what i loved about this is the comment section because it was that whole war where everyone was so mad at those people decide to come down at 7:00 a.m. and put a cheap paperback on a table at the chase and everyone there a setting that. there was at the ago everyone was saying i will pay for this are whatever, but i do have to say also that for the hotels listed as a park, water, normal pool at the are probably would be ago i was just in vegas and

we got she's lounges, but they modernize would be ago say that it was worth the because we did a talk on a date because of the people say that a commodity, and for other people like myself, to the detriment. for when we first got there and it was indeed, they moved on to the other part. >> did you pay $200? >> someone else paid. you know what we say about other people's money be ago it was a little less than that, but it was worth that i think you have the group together. >> greg: but the rest of this story on your memoir. this is part of the incremental economy. happens on the airlines, and also happens on your cable bill. it's like the basic stuff sucks and i'm going to start charging you used to get for free. resort fee. >> mi charles payne? >> greg: i apologize. >> we are not in a recession. this is not recession.

they're raising the prices on everything. is going to be a $75 c.a.d. and everything should be. were not in a recession. not, no. hotels are charging for it. she's lounge, not a nice thing to use. >> towels, no, i don't need a towel. >> greg: i will always hate going to the hotel. that little sign that that makes you pretend you're a climate friendly if you don't clean your towels. it's like to be just leave them on the floor of you want -- no, i paid to waste your money. all right. .com away, we'll be right back. [applause] can you see me squint? i can't! i'm just telling everyone! hey! for a limited time, get 50% off for back to school. visionworks. see the differenc.

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